That's a subject that the 30-year-old actress is keeping off the table for now.
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He was there in the heat, his wide-brimmed straw hat keeping off the sun, and there in the rain with his umbrella.
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Mitsubishi's position in the US market is downright pathetic: it's keeping off life support by selling effectively one vehicle in meaningful numbers, the Outlander crossover.
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By some estimates, only about 0003% of overweight individuals are successful in keeping off at least 2000% of their initial body weight for a year or longer.
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Environmentalists were unsuccessful in keeping off the ballot a proposal linked to billionaire conservative donors Charles and David Koch that would prevent homeowners from selling solar electricity.
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Omar Ali and other women in this village bordering Somalia used to grow vegetables by fetching water from a hand-dug shallow well and keeping off pests with old mosquito nets.
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He pointed out that the 2014 scandal exposing hidden wait times for veterans arose only after the department began tracking whether medical appointments were scheduled within 14 days, and veterans hospitals across the country that could not meet the goal began keeping off-the-books lists to hide actual wait times.
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He sabotages the room, electrifying the floor and sending gas pouring up from it. Keeping off the floor, the Doctor reaches the door to open it with his sonic screwdriver. Meanwhile, Sarah is attacked by the cybermat. The Doctor escapes Kellman's room and hears Sarah screaming.
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Vol I, p. 543 Some common epithets of Apollo as a healer are "paion" ( literally "healer" or "helper"): Harper's Dictionary of classical antiquity "epikourios" (, "succouring"), "oulios" (, "healer, baleful"). and "loimios" (, "of the plague"). In classical times, his strong function in popular religion was to keep away evil, and was therefore called "apotropaios" (, "averting evil") and "alexikakos" ( "keeping off ill"; from v.
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After 20 hours, she slowed to 2 knots and took up station keeping off the North West coast of Puerto Rico. At around 12:30 the second evening, 2 helicopters arrived, delivering SEAL Team Six to the Forrestal's deck. The crew and its visitors cruised for 3 days to the South West Caribbean sea off the Panama and Colombian coasts, where Seal Team Six departed. It is unclear if the operation was an attempt to capture Manuel Noriega, or if it was in support of Operation Pokeweed to apprehend Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar.
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As oil was continuing to pump through the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, and tankers were keeping off shore, the storage tanks in Valdez would soon overflow. With the probability in interrupting the oil flow to prevent an overflow, and also facing a growing loss in profits, the government came in to settle the blockade. The blockade was called off after Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt promised to release $5 million of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill restoration funds for ecosystem-wide studies. Comprehensive studies of the effects of the spill toward the ecosystem around Prince William Sound began in the following year.
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S. Coast Pilot 9, Chapter 7, Aleutian Islands "Depths of 50 fathoms or more can be carried through the pass by keeping off Cape Amagalik, Tanaga Island, and off the Delarof Islands. "The direction and velocity of the current is radically affected by the land areas and the banks. It appears that the flood is diverted by the chain of islands – Skagul to Unalga – and the relatively shoal water between them to an east and west direction in moving around this chain. It was observed that south of Skagul Island the flood sets about northeast, east of this island it sets north, and north of the island it sets north to northwest.
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D'Angelo's second book, Inner Guru, was published in 2017, with a foreword by Larry King, and endorsement from Mark Hyman, MD."Fitness Author and Life Coach Charles D'Angelo Releases Second Book INNER GURU," Broadway World, May 12, 2017. The self-improvement book encourages readers to improve their lives by changing the way they think, with a focus on identifying and breaking negative patterns in their lives. It also tells stories of D'Angelo's clients who have had success losing and keeping off large amounts of weight.Kelly Moffitt, "Local weight loss and life coach shares his personal story, health tips in new book 'Inner Guru'," St. Louis on the Air, St. Louis Public Radio, May 8, 2017.
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At the same time, the Union forces at New Madrid were digging a canal across the neck of land east of the town to bypass Island No. 10. Several transports were sent to the Army of the Mississippi when the canal was finished, which provided the army with a way to cross the river and attack the Confederate troops on the Tennessee side. Pope persuaded Flag Officer Andrew Hull Foote to send a gunboat past the batteries, to assist him in crossing the river by keeping off any Southern gunboats and suppressing Confederate artillery fire at the point of attack. The , under Commander Henry Walke, slipped past the island on the night of April 4, 1862.
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These arquebusiers, dismounting to fire and then remounting, were able to harass the Imperial column sufficiently to slow its retreat.Oman, Art of War, 240. Meanwhile, the French and Swiss infantry of the center, having reached Ceresole, had turned about and returned to the battlefield; Montluc, who was with them, writes: > When we heard at Ceresole that M. d'Enghien wanted us, both the Swiss and we > Gascons turned toward him—I never saw two battalions form up so quick—we got > into rank again actually as we ran along, side by side. The enemy was going > off at quick march, firing salvos of arquebuses, and keeping off our horse, > when we saw them.
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The Club, in their annual Proceedings of 1892, also noted his tireless but more informal work in preventing damage to the remaining antiquities of the district: :"his portrait ought to be painted with a drawn sword in his hand, keeping off the restoring vandals from our ancient camps and beautiful mediaeval architecture, all traces of which he so jealously guards." "Camps" here meant the ancient earthworks such as Iron Age hillforts and Roman stations. His knowledge of these was encapsulated in his chapter on ancient "Earthworks", written for the Victoria History of the County of Stafford. He also saw the usefulness of communicating with the public on such matters, and in 1921 the Field Club noted of him that: :"Much of it [his archaeological writing] was only published in casual form in newspapers".
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