They were all huddled up together and they were all crying.
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Children were crying, and some hotel guests were huddled up, waiting in the cold.
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Its members are huddled up around the table in the team room, eating brownies, ready to work.
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In the second, the two were huddled up next to each other smiling and flashing matching peace signs.
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"They just stay huddled up in the bed," June Bencebi, case manager at the jail, told the Times.
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And a dog's place during these frigid winter months is huddled up inside with their people where it's toasty warm.
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And there are all these kids smoking cigarettes and stuff like that, and they're all huddled up, and they look mean.
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"Typically, both sexes look better when outdoors and relaxed rather than huddled up in hats and scarves," Kate Taylor, a Match.
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Before the game began, both teams -- Republicans and Democrats -- huddled up for a group prayer for the victims of the shooting. Rep.
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After seeing, hearing, and — let's be real — judging them through the mesh partitions, she huddled up close to the one she liked best.
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"Hey, guys, we have an idea..." Hours later, they were soaked and freezing, huddled up together and trying to maintain their game faces.
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Still, it was Mr. Ashby who had collaborated on the famous hoodie, and now he and his workers "huddled up" with the fabric.
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"They won't let me in their huddle, guys," the KKW Beauty mogul said in another behind-the-scenes video, as Team Kardashian huddled up.
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Packs of huddled-up humans passing in all directions, descending into the metro station across the street, disappearing into the redbrick building behind us.
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Huddled up with Kate McKinnon (as Rudy Giuliani) and Aidy Bryant (as Attorney General William Barr), Bennett told the group they needed to strategize.
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"When I arrived they were all huddled up in a bedroom on a very dirty mattress that was inside one of the bedrooms there," Sgt.
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The honeybees are huddled up in their hives, vibrating their wings to keep warm and feeding on the honey they've stored for just this reason.
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The actor, 40, stood at the center of the crew members, who huddled up around him and bowed their heads after he said a few words.
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It is the long, wide entry tunnel where people sleep during the day, huddled up against the walls, their faces buried in coats and other makeshift blankets.
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"Jenny Suen , Christopher Doyle, Asia Argento and yours truly on location, #HongKong" he captioned the shot of the group huddled up in the Tai O Fishing Village.
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He huddled up under a mattress with his teenage daughter, wife and dog in the lower level of his home and looked up to see everything fly away.
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As they huddled up by the thousands, during one of the few times when Iranians can legally organize in large numbers, there was no shortage of daring slogans.
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J: Last year I heard a few of the girls huddled up in a circle and then just screamed, I guess, to just get all of their nervousness out.
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And this time, the internet delivered the quarantini cocktail for those long days huddled up at home social distancing, when you can't get to Costco for Jell-O shots.
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" Dunham said Antonoff was "huddled" up with his sister and she heard him say her name and the word "finger," hence why she thought "it seemed like an engagement ring talk.
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By the time we all finally huddled up around the table, oranges had been squeezed, bread had been toasted, cheese arranged on a platter, vegetables sliced, jams decanted and coffee brewed.
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" Dunham, 31, said Antonoff, 33, was "huddled" up with his sister and she heard him say her name and the word "finger," hence why she thought "it seemed like an engagement ring talk.
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Pretty dope shot -- M.J. huddled up with the G-Town ballers up front ... while all 7 feet of Coach Ewing kept as low of a profile as humanly possible so his guys could fanboy out.
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"After the meeting, we kind of huddled up and talked about what happened," Graham told Axios on Saturday, referring to senior White House officials, who he said asked him to "please object" to the Senate resolution.
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"The thing we shot on the first day of Sorcerer's Stone was the final train sequence where Harry looks at Hogwarts, and Emma, Dan, and Rupert are huddled up on the side of the train," Columbus shared.
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When we met she was huddled up against the cold in a tawny fur-covered jacket; a chunky yellow G-Shock water-resistant watch adorned her wrist and a pair of horn-rimmed glasses sat snugly on her nose.
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" We go back to Fort Meade and we huddle up, and in great earnestness we huddled up and went down to the next meeting and said, "We don't want you selling anything to these" — very small list — "of countries.
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Story at a glance If less daylight and colder winter weather have you huddled up indoors under the blankets suffering from the blahs, going outside to exercise could be the prescription you need to boost your mental and physical health.
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"They just stay huddled up in the bed," said June Bencebi, a case manager at the jail and the treasurer of the local chapter of the American Federation of Government Employees, which represents about 500 corrections officers at the jail.
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That's what I ate (the noodles, not the prophylactics), huddled up and exhausted on the couch after moving day, what I made as hangover food, and what I ate two bowlfuls of when I got home super late from work.
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Moments after the verdict was read, both sets of high-powered intellectual property lawyers huddled up and spoke softly, without any outward signs that Oracle had just lost a crucial round in its battle to extract up to $9 billion from Google's pockets.
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You might have thought, for example, that before facing reporters Monday to react to the Florida shooting, Trump and his advisers would've huddled up to ensure he offered the image of a stable, knowledgeable leader intent on uniting all Americans during a crisis, much like George W. Bush after 28/11.
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508–509 In his memoirs, A.A. Mordvinov reported that all four grand duchesses were "cold and visibly terribly upset" by Rasputin's death. According to him, they sat "huddled up closely together" on a sofa when they received the news. He wrote that they seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.Maylunas and Mironenko, p.
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While working in the mining camp, Christopher witnessed the guards mercilessly beating a feline-like female. He stepped in, trying to get them to stop, but was then beaten himself. The woman was taken to the holding cells and Christopher huddled up in a corner, ashamed of himself. A little while later, Raza and Ch'od passed by and asked Christopher for the whereabouts of their comrade Hepzibah.
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489 In his memoirs, A. A. Mordvinov reported that the four grand duchesses appeared "cold and visibly terribly upset" by Rasputin's death and sat "huddled up closely together" on a sofa in one of their bedrooms on the night they received the news. Mordvinov reported that the young women were in a gloomy mood and seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.
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Sixty-five Arikara were discovered in member homes and scattered around the village. Forty-four individuals were discovered in one family home, huddled up together. Following a meeting with his professor, they were both in agreement in attributing the discrepancy in the data to a widespread health epidemic, most likely smallpox. Historical records showed that it was common for smallpox victims to be abandoned by their families and neighbors.
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The Gentleman's Magazine reported in 1814 that "the statue until of late occupied a conspicuous situation on the East end of the square, but now we find it huddled up in a corner". By 1862, the statue had lost its nose and right arm. The Earl of Caernarvon and other local residents pressed the Office of Works to repair it, saying in a letter that the residents had long been dissatisfied with the statue's poor condition.
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Upon approval of his termination papers, the Governor of Punjab Ghulam Mustafa Khar allegedly huddled up in a car and taken to Lahore. Khan's alleged involvement and his controversial approvals of military operations during 1971 in East Pakistan created a public resentment towards him, as he was the Director-General of the Director-general for the Military Operations (DGMO). When it was cleared by Hamoodur Rahman Commission, led by Chief Justice Hamoodur Rahman, Bhutto fired Khan as Army Commander-in-Chief and appointed General Tikka Khan instead.
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Railway track Railway Station Makalidurga is a hill fort situated near the village of the same name. It is 60 km north of Bangalore and 10 km after Doddaballapura on the way to Gauribidanur. The fort at the summit has an old temple of Shiva with Nandi and in legend Markandeya Rishi performed penance here. Makalidurga Fort stands at the top of a huge granite hillock, huddled up amidst the chains of hills, formed like a valley close to Ghati Subramanya, a well-known pilgrimage center.
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In his memoirs, A. A. Mordvinov reported that the four grand duchesses appeared "cold and visibly terribly upset" by Rasputin's death and sat "huddled up closely together" on a sofa in one of their bedrooms on the night they received the news. Mordvinov reported that the young women were in a gloomy mood and seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.Maylunas and Mironenko, p. 507 Rasputin was buried with an icon signed on the reverse side by Olga, her sisters and mother.
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489 In his memoirs, A. A. Mordvinov reported that the four grand duchesses appeared "cold and visibly terribly upset" by Rasputin's death, and sat "huddled up closely together" on a sofa in one of their bedrooms on the night they received the news. Mordvinov recalled that the young women were in a gloomy mood and seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.Maylunas and Mironenko (1997), p. 507 Rasputin was buried with an icon signed on its reverse by Anastasia, her mother and her sisters.
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Rather than attacking through the streets, the rebels used the dynamite to blow the walls of the adobe houses that were huddled up next to each other, which allowed them to proceed through the city house by house. Another novel aspect of the offensive used by the attackers, which was extensively commented upon by American journalist Timothy Turner who was observing the battle from El Paso, was the rotation of troops that the rebels employed. Rather than attacking en masse with the whole army, Villa and Orozco had their soldiers engage the enemy for a few hours, then go back to secure positions to sleep, while other rebels took their place. As a consequence the rebel troops were always rested while the less numerous defending federal troops were forced to remain sleepless and ever vigilant.
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Due to the "systematic abuse, neglect and semi- starvation," the surgeons believed that thousands of men would be left "permanently broken down in their constitutions" if they survived. In one story they noted that 200 wounded prisoners brought in from the battle of Chickamauga had been given only a few hard crackers during their three days' journey, but suffered two more days in the prison without medical attention or food."The Richmond Prisoners," The New York Herald, November 28, 1863 An article in the Daily Richmond Enquirer vividly described prison conditions in 1864: > Libby takes in the captured Federals by scores, but lets none out; they are > huddled up and jammed into every nook and corner; at the bathing troughs, > around the cooking stoves, everywhere there is a wrangling, jostling crowd; > at night the floor of every room they occupy in the building is covered, > every square inch of it, by uneasy slumberers, lying side by side, and heel > to head, as tightly packed as if the prison were a huge, improbable box of > nocturnal sardines."City Intelligence. The Libby Prison and its Contents", > Richmond Enquirer, February 2, 1864 "LIBBY LIFE" by Lieut. Col.
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