The labored timeline is not helped by the equally labored dialogue.
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Churchill labored for years bringing the US to Britain's side.
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Plus, even the most intricate ones never look labored over.
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Tampa, he added, has long labored under an inferiority complex.
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David Hess started for Baltimore and labored through four innings.
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When he arrived, he labored under a sense of insecurity.
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The Greatest Generation labored to build the interstate highway system.
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North Korea has also labored to limit Beijing's diplomatic influence.
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Up until Tuesday, he had labored mostly behind the scenes.
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"I loved owning something someone had labored over," he said.
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Yeltsin spoke with the labored cadence of a tired man.
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Moncada labored into third base and then exited the game.
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It was unable to fly, appeared lethargic and had labored breathing.
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I could not have labored naturally without him and my doula.
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They needed that because starter Chris Tillman labored through five innings.
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Angels starter Matt Shoemaker labored through the inning, throwing 33 pitches.
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Yet the tar and bird metaphors are reductive, labored and repetitive.
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Since taking over as CEO, Johnson has labored in Schultz's shadow.
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She and the other female candidates labored to change that perception.
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Second baseman Brian Dozier labored through the summer with substandard production.
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Inside the room, they labored to prepare her for the hearing.
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For two and a half years, he labored on a script.
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At 34, Parker had labored through an injury-riddled regular season.
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Limón's works can creep into a labored piousness; this was alive.
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Women were often forcefully held down in bed as they labored.
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The labored breathing was especially troubling for his wife and daughter.
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Black women have long labored beneath the burden of that superlative.
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No sanctions emerged, and Trump's team labored to explain the confusion.
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His breathing became so labored that I worried it might stop.
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But when Big 10 play started, the Hoosiers (18-16) labored.
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The more he labored, the less it seemed to make sense.
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Each labored step he takes as he shuffles through the snow.
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I didn't labor for hours for this child, I labored for YEARS.
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Schauffele shot a level par 70 while Finau labored to a 74.
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Women labored on gurneys in the hallways, assigned to no particular doctor.
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My breathing got very labored, but I sort of of didn't care.
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Smith labored on the mound and threw 34 pitches in the first.
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Subsequent seasons labored far too hard to recapture the first season's effortlessness.
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Rua's lunges were already looking labored and telegraphed in the first round.
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At the peak of construction, a couple of hundred workers labored here.
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Tesla has labored under financial pressure since it was founded in 2003.
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As deputy secretary, Mr. Bernhardt indeed labored to realize Mr. Trump's vision.
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His breath was labored as he bent down to kiss their feet.
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The rally came after stocks labored through a treacherous week of trading.
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Justin Roberts, known as "the Freshman," quietly labored behind a computer monitor.
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The plot twists, Easter eggs and surprises are either obvious or labored.
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She was promptly sent to northwestern China, where she labored for years.
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As the Devil labored all night to build the aqueduct, she prayed.
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I labored for 12 hours and pushed for two and a half more.
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Something about "open wide." feels weighty and labored, about a struggle for clarity.
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He labored early and settled down in his later innings, pitching six total.
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So many talented people labored mightily to bring this movie to the screen.
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After every shot, I followed through, waving at the basket with labored nonchalance.
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Workers also labored around the clock to pump water out of the cave.
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David Price (53-2) labored through five innings but picked up the victory.
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It's fun in places and labored in others, sometimes in the same scene.
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David Price (7-2) labored through five innings but picked up the victory.
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The Covid-19 virus can give a person fever, dry cough, labored breathing.
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Back in Moriches Bay, the Small Sloops labored on like resolute wooden ducklings.
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Rather than confrontation, both sides labored for conciliation, at least to a point.
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DeGrom labored throughout, throwing 71 of 114 pitches for strikes in five innings.
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The baby is lethargic and has some congestion and a little labored breathing.
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When Ball was healthy, he labored with his jump shot and his consistency.
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Diaw has played just five games this season and labored upon his return.
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Coincidentally, the head of the Documentation Center, Youk Chhang, labored under her command.
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His breathing set a labored pace of air exchange for the whole room.
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Nobody wants to get shitty reviews of their record that they labored over.
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"He really labored through the second inning, almost 40 pitches," manager Walt Weiss said.
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He's had surgery to remove the tree-like growths he's labored with for years.
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Ollie (Mary Kay Place) takes her last labored breath with Webber at her bedside.
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Health care bill The GOP's labored effort to kill Obamacare is alive after all?
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Anibal Sanchez (210-2) labored through 5 2/3 innings to get the victory.
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Montero labored in the first and was unable to find the strike zone consistently.
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He labored that way, gruellingly and without pay, for five years and six months.
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A few sections concerning acts of civil disobedience and environmental activists feel somewhat labored.
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That compares to 35 percent of the women who labored in an upright position.
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It has since labored in relative obscurity with low membership and few electoral victories.
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For a group of actresses with improv comedy chops, it feels labored at times.
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What is clear is that this sequence is labored, unconvincing, and hard to swallow.
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Unaware of the difficulties their counterparts labored under, American troops disparaged their fighting qualities.
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Workmen in traditional French azure overalls and jackets labored on the sides of roads.
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For eight years, he labored alongside a glittering star, the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.
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Robert Schwartzman's direction is blah, his story labored and the supporting characters one-note.
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During the late 17th century, enslaved Africans labored to construct the original church building.
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You labored at home and then you're going to the hospital to have your baby.
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LHP John Lamb labored through a 25-pitch first inning on Saturday against the Mariners.
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"The Framers labored over the question of where the impeachment power should lie," Rehnquist recounted.
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Dogs with pneumonia typically have decreased appetite, are very lethargic and may have labored breathing.
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White Sox right-hander Jacob Turner labored through 23.95 pitches in 215 1/3 innings.
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They demonstrate excellently how admirable attempts to create new sonic templates often produce labored ones.
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The challenge the designer now faces is how to develop the incredibly time-labored production.
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Although Syndergaard labored at times during his start, the results were encouraging for the Mets.
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Mr. Medina, on a break, looked down into the pit where his fellow miners labored.
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Firefighters, civil defense workers and finally soldiers arrived and labored in unison with the civilians.
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The two leaders have both labored not to let tensions between their countries become personal.
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Leonard's movement has looked labored at various points since the Eastern Conference finals against Milwaukee.
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The members carried him inside; Mr. Deng's body was stiff and his breathing became labored.
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It was Kirstein who labored to ensure the school and the company would outlive Balanchine.
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By day five their breathing is labored, and by day seven they may be hospitalized.
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Her translation is as elegant, playful and layered as the original — and never appears labored.
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Now several women labored there in a curtained-off section, snipping extra threads, checking stitching.
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Ben Simmons, the 76ers' first-year point guard, labored through another series of growing pains.
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Back in the car, Bleu curled on his lap in a daze, his breathing labored.
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No computational linguists, however, labored over imparting our rules of language to OpenAI's GPT-2.
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We received little pay or praise, slept under the stars and labored in the sun.
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The opening movement grows out of small motifs, in a way that can sound labored.
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The men who had labored the longest at the carwashes received close to $200,000 each.
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As minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation, Gyimah labored hard to make Brexit work.
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An army of firefighters, many from distant states, labored to contain and suppress the flames.
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The role and geography of Ireland has been crucial to the labored progress in Brexit talks.
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Wright labored through five-plus innings and allowed five runs on 10 hits with three strikeouts.
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One reporter — who was near one of the editors killed — said it sounded like labored breathing.
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For Armenian-Americans who have labored tirelessly to secure recognition, Tuesday's vote elicited tears of relief.
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Life was filled with labored interactions at the grocery store, at the DMV, at the optometrist.
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The workers labored just offshore from Amuay beach, near a tourist hub and PDVSA's largest refinery.
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Whiteside labored on the court but was able to limp off the floor during a timeout.
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Her breathing became labored, her blood pressure dropped perilously, and her temperature spiked to 105 degrees.
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The people who labored in that toxic culture know best what needs to happen going forwards.
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Nola labored through the first by throwing a career-high 38 pitches to record three outs.
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What's holding the show back in this new season is a certain amount of labored resetting.
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Mr. Parks labored for years, but the treatise was not completed when he retired in 2010.
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We want to see how he flies, and if he has any labored breathing doing so.
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When he listened to my chest, my right lung sounded dyspneic, labored and deprived of air.
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Dr. Weiss, Dr. Thorne, Dr. Barish and several of their colleagues labored on LIGO for decades.
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She figured Lisa's poetry would be somewhat labored and clichéd — maybe verses about flowers and butterflies.
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Would she want to carry the same weight under which Bork labored for all his life?
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He has labored nearly every day of his life and has no savings beyond Social Security.
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But the vice president labored in a way his boss does not to avoid creating controversies.
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Jimmy Butler labored for open looks, clanging his way to a 7-of-21 shooting night.
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He labored with his balance, he said, and with his ability to push off his right leg.
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But in striving to reveal its monumental and harrowing qualities, Mr. Toradze sometimes sounded halting and labored.
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Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel labored through his five innings, tossing 104 pitches while issuing four walks.
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Tannehill has labored behind a bad offensive line for most of his career with the Miami Dolphins.
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What we would quickly learn is that as we labored through these challenges, others would arrive unexpectedly.
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Her 22013-year-old grandmother labored under hard jobs until midnight to add to the family income.
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Paradoxically, she says, it's also one of the pieces of music that she's most obsessively labored over.
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Baltimore starter Kevin Gausman (211-21) labored through 103 210/23 innings but escaped with the win.
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Every detail of the campus was labored over, and it was apparently a total nightmare to build.
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But since January, with Pakistan's rains failing, he has labored instead at a construction site in Islamabad.
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Veidt's sequestered team, led to believe they working working on a secret movie project, labored for months.
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Without him for the first six minutes, the Warriors labored — much as they had in Game 3.
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Sanchez labored through 21 22/26.28 innings, walking seven and striking out nine while throwing 114 pitches.
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He is nearly 100, losing his hearing and plagued with labored breathing that is unnerving to behold.
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This inventiveness is perhaps why BoJack's eulogy doesn't feel self-indulgent or labored in the new season.
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The store's patrons were Poles, Lithuanians and Italians who labored in nearby factories and the Navy Yard.
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Hubbert labored as an outsider, puncturing the general optimism of the oil industry and the federal government.
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Beginning about 2580 B.C., Egyptians labored for two decades to build a tomb for the pharaoh Khufu.
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He also suffers from mental health problems and a drug addiction that he's labored with for years.
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But, Beresheet's developers labored on with help from Israel Aerospace Industries — the country's state-owned aviation business.
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A 400-person team of chefs labored for 0003 hours to work with 4,400 pounds of flour.
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RHP Kelvin Herrera labored in the ninth before picking up the Royals' first save of the season.
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Heather Nauert, the department's spokeswoman, labored to steer clear of the racial overtones of the president's statement.
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Aleksandrs Antonenko began the performance as Samson, but labored and coughed his way through the first act.
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When it comes to Albany, every labored step out of the ethical muck is something to celebrate.
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After nearly 20 minutes of labored breathing, he was sent in an ambulance to the main clinic.
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Federal workers had labored late into the night to push through reunifications, but still there were glitches.
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He says he labored how to read the names of the victims out loud to the jury.
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Convicts labored barelegged in wet sugar cane fields, dying like flies in the periodic epidemics of fevers.
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Even as the rift with the Palestinians widened, Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt labored on their plan.
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The few that stand out — Mr. Hall's fireplug, Topher Grace's glib fixer — make the labored introductions superfluous.
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But imagine a child who is stricken with cancer, who extinguishes the candles with a labored effort.
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Tenant activists, who had labored for decades against impossible odds, suddenly found their voice in the majority.
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The consequences of her doing so are mapped by Ms. Jordan in ways that can feel labored.
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Those of us covering the trial have labored over this question, knowing an answer does not exist.
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As Paul Volcker, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, labored to kill inflation, rates inched downward.
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European leaders once stoically bore President Trump's attacks, and labored to adjust to his preferences and prejudices.
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Policy No. 1150 covered Anthony, who labored amid the whirling blades of a sawmill in North Carolina.
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We have labored for many years, each in our own roles, to help see those powers multiplied.
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Since becoming a free man, Mr. Hamilton has labored to overturn many convictions linked to Mr. Scarcella.
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On an Easter and Passover holiday weekend, city officials labored in preparation for the workweek to come.
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It's a vision in which nothing is attempted, labored over, or loved without anticipating its sudden end.
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Boston's Eduardo Rodriguez labored through the first inning and allowed five runs on five hits in four innings.
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New York (CNN)The surgical team labored for 22004 painstaking hours to separate twins Jadon and Anias McDonald.
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I only sort of do, after reading multiple explainers that labored mightily to make sense of the event.
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Things got tougher in the second as a sluggish Djokovic labored before again clinching it with a break.
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RHP Jeremy Hellickson cruised through seven innings in his last start Monday, but labored in his start Saturday.
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Verdant rice paddies were punctuated with stooped villagers in brightly colored clothes who labored in the humid air.
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They labored in an egg packaging plant for years, and her mother and stepfather ran a small restaurant.
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Wilk was done after Ramirez's two-run double in the fourth, but reliever Alex Wimmers labored in relief.
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Nancy Reagan and her interior decorator, Ted Graber, labored over the redecoration of the second and third floors.
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Phillies pitcher Zach Eflin (7-9) labored through six innings as he allowed nine hits and seven runs.
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Certainly not in her first match when she labored past a little-known American in three unremarkable sets.
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Clinton and her aides labored throughout last year to build the narrative that this was her historic moment.
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As this woman fades out, her breathing becoming more labored and her states dropping, Amelia hugs her head.
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Astros right-hander Charlie Morton labored with his command a bit, issuing four walks over six solid innings.
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Ngannou's jab was a labored, full-body thrust and his feints were unconvincing paws of the lead hand.
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Opioid overdoses usually kill people by inhibiting respiration: breathing slows and starts to sound labored, then stops altogether.
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Green finished with 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Warriors, who labored with their outside shooting.
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Every decision is labored over to make sure you're not distracted by anything once inside the fictional realm.
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As Kershaw labored through the fifth inning, Roberts stayed perched on the top step of the Dodgers' dugout.
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With his breathing growing more labored, David made one final gesture to Dr. Shearer: He winked at him.
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Though at first blush it might sound like chaotic improvisation, the complex arrangement was clearly labored over intensely.
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Mr. Kobach has labored for it long and hard, notably in the areas of voter suppression and nativism.
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Where car mechanics once labored, a half-dozen designers in their 20s now work behind enormous computer screens.
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Even those who have labored for decades to scale back immigration did not expect such a dramatic change.
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The new Afghanistan that Americans have labored to create over the past 16 years faces the same predicament.
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Juan Martín tried to start the car again, but it sounded even slower and more labored than before.
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Today, Cole's sometimes labored efforts bespeak a sincerity that stands up well against the slickness of his followers.
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Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car project, has labored for more than a decade to develop fully autonomous vehicles.
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The United States has labored to improve its counterterrorism cooperation with Russia since the attacks of Sept. 11.
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She labored in shackles and, with one arm handcuffed to the bed, delivered a nearly eight-pound baby.
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She labored in shackles and, with one arm handcuffed to the bed, delivered a nearly eight-pound baby.
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Neighbors labored to clear rubble from one suburban street near Houston where a cyclone had struck the night before.
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Around him, dozens of young digital artists labored over computer screens to help complete one of his new works.
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Panicking, he worried that the cryptocurrency he had labored so hard to acquire had now disappeared without a trace.
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Brandon Jennings had 17 for the Knicks, who labored on both ends of the court in the first half.
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You wore white at summer resorts and society events, while the masses wore drab colors as they labored away.
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Noisey: You've said that some of your Pedro songwriting may have been too labored, too carefully planned and crafted.
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Washington shot a respectable 47.7 percent from the field, but were outrebounded 48-38 and labored guarding the perimeter.
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Padres starter Chris Paddack labored through 4 2/33 innings, giving up nine hits and five runs, four earned.
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"[Physical symptoms] range from nausea to lightheadedness, a racing heart, pressure in your chest, and labored breathing," he adds.
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When I gave birth to both my sons, I remembered their words as I labored naturally and breastfed them.
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Foltynewicz, who labored through 22.58 pitches, was charged with three runs on eight hits in 22 27/24.55 innings.
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Miley (83-4) labored over his first four innings yet proved resourceful enough to keep the Cardinals at bay.
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In an earlier generation, many of Bravado's design team would have labored over album sleeves — in fact, some did.
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Mayweather retired for the third time in 2017, after he labored to a 10th round stoppage victory over McGregor.
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A biochemist, Grigory Mairanovski, labored in secret from 1928 on the task of developing tasteless, colorless and odorless poisons.
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But they also labored to portray him as committed to safety and to the well-being of West Virginia.
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He has labored for a decade as an appellate jurist and earned high praise from his colleagues and scholars.
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Everyone needs to be counted in this — each suspect fever, each dry cough, each body ache, each labored breath.
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As I settle into my pace, I know I'm running much faster than usual, but it doesn't feel labored.
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They laid him by a fireplace, changed his clothes and tried to wake him, but his breathing became labored.
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COVID-19 symptoms mirror mild to severe respiratory illness symptoms, including fever, cough, aching muscles, fatigue, and labored breathing.
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The team labored for more than a year; in September 1940, Grotjan spotted the coincidence that broke the cipher.
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"With a Little Help From My Friends" and "When I'm Sixty-Four" are labored exercises in cutely sentimental comedy.
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But the real transformation was internal to the millions who labored on the assembly lines at Mirafiori and elsewhere.
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For decades she labored in the Central Valley's vast cotton and grape fields, where eventually her children joined her.
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This elite has also labored to keep the Guatemalan state weak and incapable of interfering in its business interests.
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Until recently, he labored in relative obscurity in his studio space, a cavernous converted church in former East Berlin.
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Why should it work to undo the benefits that my wife and I have labored so hard to provide?
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After Rookie Davis went three innings Friday, Jordan Lyles labored through three innings, allowing three runs on five hits.
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Griffin labored through four innings, throwing 96 pitches while allowing two runs, seven hits and three walks with three strikeouts.
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To understand the long, labored downfall of Sears, you really just need a loose grasp on 2900th-century American history.
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And, in spite of the hardships they have labored under, they have usually succeeded by the third or fourth try.
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Naturally, the first group labored to craft the perfect piece while the second group churned through pottery with reckless abandon.
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Her father, Travis Mitchell, later told investigators that he held his daughter as she labored to take her last breaths.
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As he tired, his offense became labored and Boetsch took the action to the deck after countering a body kick.
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After a labored explanation, Trump gave a weirdly qualified assurance -- one that, in retrospect, he actually seems keen to break.
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I listened to his labored, rattling breathing, slow and pained, wondering with each breath if it would be his last.
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But the dust-up offered fresh fodder for other candidates who have labored to portray Cruz as less than consistent.
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He replaced Jordan Martinook, who is considered one of the team leaders but has labored with injuries during the postseason.
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" From an Ohioan in 1885: "Dear Sir: For Gods sake give a suffering public a rest on your labored wit.
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But as the San Francisco-based programmer Chris Fedor labored to show, unbiased districts don't necessarily result in fair districts.
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"Contributors, you were promised something, you labored for that promise, and now the promise has become a lie," unconditionedwitness wrote.
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Love has little patience for the freaks who surrounded Brian Wilson as he made Pet Sounds and labored over Smile.
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New York's Luis Severino labored at times but held the Angels to one run on four hits in six innings.
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After fourteen years of exciting spy work, he now labored in utter obscurity in a pool of human resources mopes.
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Especially relevant today is the talk of the mountain that labored for months only to give birth to a mouse.
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Hellickson labored from the start Saturday, when he opened with two scoreless innings but threw 2194 pitches in the process.
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Morton (3-2) labored a bit to complete his six innings, but he did so with a three-run lead.
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Forty-seven years old at the time, he had labored as a cook before he embarked on his present career.
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She meets with artists who have labored in isolation for years and masters whose work she helps document and archive.
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Vargas labored through a 27-pitch third inning, giving up three runs, three hits, a walk and a sacrifice fly.
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I leave base camp behind and begin my slow, labored ascent; the fluid, open concept of intimacy spurs me onward.
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Near midnight, I labored inside the house in an inflatable kiddie pool with crayon-colored fish stamped on the sides.
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Mr. Varadkar has labored to have cordial relations with Mr. Trump, even as he quietly cultivated his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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It's the mark of a great film to make what has been intensely labored over feel effortless in its execution.
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"I developed a fever, a dry cough, and labored breathing and I remained self-quarantined," McAdams said in a statement.
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The patient's vital signs are just a little off, she seems not quite herself, her breathing is slightly more labored.
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That night before I was supposed to be tested, however, the baby changed from being lethargic to having labored breathing.
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After Shuster labored to a last-place finish alongside his teammates at the 2014 Winter Olympics, he made big changes.
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His voice cracking, he remembered the small kindnesses of Florentines, who offered firefighters coffee as they labored over the rubble.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has labored over three years to distance himself from the causes of the Hindu far right.
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Klay Thompson labored through an early-season shooting slump that he refused to acknowledge as an early-season shooting slump.
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After sitting out one game, Havlicek labored through the last three games, reduced to mainly using his weaker left hand.
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He was an exceptional stylist who labored over his opinions and took pleasure in finding precisely the right word or phrase.
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If you've noticed your breathing get a little more labored while scrolling through Facebook, you might not be imaging those symptoms.
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He would keep slugging until the other guy stood long enough for one of his labored swings to score the knockout.
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Until recently, Wells staffers labored under ambitious quotas while executives boasted to Wall Street about "cross-selling" each customer multiple accounts.
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Astros right-hander Doug Fister had his run of six consecutive quality starts end after he labored into the sixth inning.
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He has particularly labored during his last four starts, a span in which Harvey is 0-3 with a 5.59 ERA.
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SDF forces also labored alongside local government officials to rebuild roads and worked around the clock to contain the nuclear disaster.
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And it once again positions the Koch operation uneasily alongside the administration, with which the Kochs have labored to mend fences.
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He picked up his 15th career win over Seattle on a night when he started strong and labored at the end.
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As he labored to process whole grains into ready-to-eat cereals, he refused to be satisfied with the status quo.
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The offense bolstered Garcia (153-8), who labored into the sixth inning but lasted long enough to benefit from the onslaught.
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She's rapping fast, and the lines rhyme at the end, but "Azillion" is labored and frequently unintelligible, amateurishly nonsensical at best.
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So this video that was meant to just be a little thing ended up being our most labored over to date.
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Senate Majority Mitch McConnell capped weeks of labored negotiations by proposing a continuing resolution that would fund government agencies from Oct.
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I even rushed off to twitter to show it to Kotaku writer Gita Jackson as she labored over Prompto's many failures.
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Aside from some bursts of spirited unison choreography for Ms. Wallich and her group, the action is too limited, too labored.
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At the High School of Music and Art, he sailed through science classes but labored in subjects with heavy reading loads.
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In some places, business owners employed Native Hawaiians; in others they exploited African Americans, who labored in conditions resembling convict camps.
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They briefly clasped hands at the dinner, but the usual feigned bonhomie at what is officially a nonpartisan dinner was labored.
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My mother's labored breathing carried through the phone, a reminder that I couldn't explain all of the political nuances to her.
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Jackson has labored through two September starts and is coming off his worst effort since joining the Nationals in mid-June.
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His speech is slow and labored; his uncomfortable demeanor suggests he is being held captive yet remains defiant, a sassy POW.
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It probably made fans wonder why he labored with six minor league teams before finally reaching the majors at age 26.
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GOP leaders in the House, who labored for weeks to pass their bill, won approval by just a single "yes" vote.
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Estrada labored through five innings last Tuesday during a 9-2 loss to Tampa Bay in which he threw 113 pitches.
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A tear is wiped away, and we don't know why; in a soundtrack dominated by labored breathing, very little is explained.
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Boulter came prepared to this interview, full of thoughtful self-reflection and a predecided ranking that had clearly been labored over.
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My patient got to narrate only half his life story before his breathing grew so labored he could no longer speak.
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In his absence, the Cavaliers labored last season to find their footing, even as James played some of his finest basketball.
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But Mr. Bonds has long labored under suspicions that he sailed to his 73 on a tide of performance-enhancing drugs.
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With four years of experience as an Army medic, he went straight to Mr. Kuchibhotla, whose breathing was shallow and labored.
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Over the summer, an 18-year-old girl arrived at UCLA Health with a bad cough, fevers, nausea and labored breathing.
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We labored from July 2900 until March 220006 to draft a bill, negotiate within our caucus and even any willing Republican.
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The owner was an associate of Raymond White's, and a large number of those who labored there were fugitives like me.
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They showed the world the polar bear, stranded on iceless land, its white coat dirtied, its body emaciated, its movements labored.
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There are sloppy, scrappy messes of you guys just fucking off, and then songs that seem like they were really labored over.
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Her sister Janine tells us Ang isn't on her deathbed, but her breathing is labored and she's in a lot of pain.
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The Dodgers took advantage of a struggling Cashner in the first inning, getting four runs as he labored while throwing 43 pitches.
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Is that frustrating to you to have these songs take off after making records with your band that were actually labored over?
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For the first few years, I labored under the delusion that it didn't matter whether or not I knew anything at all.
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The others placed him on a large stone and took turns fanning him, his face a swollen red and his breathing labored.
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After the soil dried out, the trees labored through "an increasing stress" phase, which lasted another one or two years, explained Goulden.
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From the start, Blatt labored to manage a cast of global stars as the Cavaliers lost seven of their first 12 games.
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Together with the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, Representative Adam Schiff of California, he had labored to establish an independent investigation.
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For months, Rubio, Bush, Kasich and Christie have labored in Trump's shadow, struggling to gain a foothold in this famously mercurial state.
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Adams hit both homers off Washington starter Tanner Roark (22-27), who labored through five innings, allowing six runs on 26 hits.
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The World Trade Organization labored for free markets and lower tariffs, filling stores with American laptops, German cars, and Chinese-made clothes.
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Lincoln Grahlfs, who steered a Navy tugboat near atomic test sites in the Marshalls in July 1946, has chronically labored with boils.
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The Rockets (18-7) labored in extending their winning streak to seven games, missing 15 free throws to keep the Nets close.
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Kids suffering from asthma already miss a combined 14 million days of school each year because of scary episodes of labored breathing.
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TOUGH WIN FOR JUVENTUS Juventus labored past host Palermo, 1-0, in the Italian league, struggling to break down a resilient defense.
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They labored seven days a week, hating every minute of a job they didn't know what they were going to do without.
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Grunewald was one of the nation's best runners, and her stride was smooth and sure at first, then grew choppy and labored.
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In the context of these racking questions, many of the play's comic devices, no doubt intended to balance the pathos, seem labored.
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Work crews labored on Friday to install a raft of emergency generators, and the city began to hand out 40-pound sandbags.
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Presidents and kings and prime ministers and diplomats and special envoys have labored for a century in a futile search for peace.
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Though labored, the work is polished, with the stage frequently cast in purple and pink tones by the lighting designer Asami Morita.
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For a man and agency that have long labored in obscurity, that does not seem such a far-off possibility these days.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Aroon's eyes rolled back into his head, his breath became fast and labored, and his body started to quiver.
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Activists faced poll taxes, death threats and the outright destruction of their ballots as they labored to secure representation at the polls.
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A rendition of Brahms's Violin Concerto — with Maxim Vengerov as soloist — thrilled during some high-octane passages, but sometimes also sounded labored.
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Thousands of workers from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds labored in grueling terrain and conditions to connect the Atlantic and Pacific.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over[...] swooning and sagging with the piecemeal accumulation of memorable melodies and strange instrumentation.
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Billie Joe Armstrong provides the catchy songs, but Mr. Jones's sometimes labored adaptation, directed by Jackson Gay, has its saggy spots (8113:30).
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Less so the photographic 'art' of the 1950s, which seems labored, a tad sexily surrealish, and, most of all, rich-man's-wall-craving.
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Kubrick was a perfectionist, and he labored over the script as he worked to pull together a production that was unlike anything else.
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She labored to bring the film to life with good intentions, and her efforts have sparked a high-profile conversation about eating disorders.
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Yet to those like Dr. Fleisig who have labored to put biomechanics at the forefront of injury prevention, even gradual progress is revolutionary.
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As far as symptoms go, if a dog is coughing blood, vomiting or suffering from labored breathing, they should see a veterinarian immediately.
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She has labored since then to make a space for everyone in physics, mentoring more than 60 men and women through their doctorates.
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Scientists have labored over the decades using all sorts of materials, including water, to try and create such a device with minimal success.
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Hamels also labored, giving up five runs — only three earned — on nine hits, including two home runs, both in Chicago's three-run fourth.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over, but Georgopoulos says the basic ideas came together relatively quickly by his standards.
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That, my friends, is my history with a man and I have labored to come up with a way to describe the legend.
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Houston labored for five-plus minutes without a field goal in the third quarter before Ariza caught fire at the 5:47 mark.
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Against the benighted church Galileo labored, alongside the other great thinkers of the sixteenth century who gave rise to our rational modern age.
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Emergency sirens wail in the background, mixing with the sound of his labored breaths as he makes his way toward the main road.
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Likewise with European anxieties about mass immigration, which for decades the major political parties of Europe labored to confine to the political fringe.
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Astros right-hander Gerrit Cole labored over five scoreless frames, scattering six hits and a walk while recording seven strikeouts on 99 pitches.
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Once on the back of a Sanitation Salvage truck, Diallo proved a natural for the grinding work, according to those he labored alongside.
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But Carrabba closed the set with an emotionally labored rendition of Justin Bieber's "Love Yourself," from 2015, a master class in acoustic pop.
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But the British boycott had crippled his commercial reputation; his price had fallen, and he often labored under pseudonyms, like a blacklisted screenwriter.
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I wrote that song probably only in a few hours and maybe that's why I like it because it wasn't labored at all.
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The process was so painful and labored, my beloved hair dryer actually stopped working and had to be replaced with a new model!
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Chudnovsky admitted that beyond educating users via the press, the event was designed to celebrate the team that had labored over each pixel.
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As the Mets labored through the summer with uneven play and countless injuries, the history of the wild-card race kept them hopeful.
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For roughly five years it was our side hustle, which we labored over while maintaining other, steady day jobs to pay the bills.
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The only Democratic incumbent who ran weaker relative to Clinton than Warren was Bob Menendez, who labored under a cloud of criminal charges.
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But against the Cardinals (243-220), he labored to get the offense moving against Arizona, which recorded it first shutout in 03 years.
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Getting to this point has not been easy, and it involved months of labored discussions — particularly about contentious issues like the Irish border.
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His breathing was often labored despite no evident respiratory problem; an errant nerve in his neck sometimes zapped him into temporary near-paralysis.
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The head of the Board of Regents said he had never seen a copy of the proposal that the students had labored over.
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A battery of Austrian soldiers labored in soft snow to push-carry fans in wheelchairs to the stands, which ringed the finish area.
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The faculty of arts and sciences did not; the departments of arts and humanities in which I labored made the worst possible showing.
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Minnesota's Ervin Santana (23-219) labored in his first start since April 13 after coming off the disabled list with a back strain.
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Royals right-hander Edinson Volquez labored through 24 pitches in the first inning when the Indians loaded the bases but came away empty.
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Second, by claiming art therapy as a cause, she has divided a profession that has labored for decades to gain recognition and respect.
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A few weeks later, a virus plugged Jack's airway with mucus and his breathing became so labored, I thought we might lose him.
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But then Hicks — working with Porter's superior, White House chief of staff John Kelly — created a secondary scandal, as they labored to protect Porter.
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They take maybe two hours of actual tattoo time but are so loaded with design elements and labored over, they take weeks to draw.
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IGTV's focus on independent creators means fewer have labored to make great cover images, so viewers have to rely on a screenshot and caption.
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The mindfulness that goes into these costumes is incredible, and the show wouldn't be as transcendent if these details weren't labored over so painstakingly.
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"We should remember all those who labored on the creation of Russia's nuclear shield," he said during a 2007 consecration of Russia's nuclear arsenal.
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In 2012 for example, lawmakers dramatically labored all the way through New Year's Eve addressing a "fiscal cliff" of expiring tax and spending laws.
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Her own charity work owes much to her admiration for her father, who labored in tobacco fields and construction sites and could not read.
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Look at the labored skid marks from mama turt's flippers as she dragged herself to complete a lengthy journey fueled by maternal turtle love.
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Making a sound will alert this Hellraiser reject to your presence, at which point he takes a labored breath and begins searching for you.
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At this point the kind of heart might say Venus was looking languid — the less kind perhaps would have described her movement as labored.
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She was upset that the process she labored through was overturned in court, upset that all this effort was going after North Fork coal.
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With bacterial pneumonia, you could also have a very high fever (105 degrees) and profuse sweating, with fast, labored breathing and a higher pulse.
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"Even though I still got the job done, it's quite embarrassing, simple as that," said Rodriguez, who labored with 29 pitches, only 13 strikes.
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A kindred spirit, the richly-talented Kyrgios has also labored under a similar burden since a run to the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2014.
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Those people labored in those mines for generations, losing their health -- often losing their lives -- to turn on our lights and power our factories.
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For this show, I was thinking, if a social network is a bunch of digital connections, what is a really labored-over handmade community?
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For years a team of some of the world's greatest scientists had labored in secret to make the weapon in a New Mexico base.
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Well-liked incumbents like Walters labored against Trump's villainy of immigrants and the migrant caravan and his suggestion that he could alter birthright citizenship.
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Like most women in rural Ethiopia, she labored for two days, unattended by a trained obstetric provider, before she had her baby at home.
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At 20½ weeks pregnant, Hyden was induced and labored for 12 hours before giving birth to a stillborn girl, River Lee, on February 19.
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Troublingly, 28503 percent of U.S. adults cannot identify one of the 22019,000 concentration camps or ghettos where Holocaust victims were herded, labored and slaughtered.
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Bundy (8-16) labored through three innings, throwing 90 pitches and giving up four runs on five hits with three walks and five strikeouts.
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A few blocks away at the school, hundreds of rescuers labored against all odds to find survivors more than 48 hours after the quake.
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She was a friendly girl who loved swimming, labored over science projects and wanted to move away from Chicago's violence, toward a better life.
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The school still labored under chronic absenteeism rates that were higher than the citywide average and college-readiness rates that lingered below the average.
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A gracious Kasich said that while his campaign "labored in obscurity for so long," he overcame being neglected and pulled off a major win.
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"Even though I still got the job done, it's quite embarrassing, simple as that," said Rodriguez, who labored through 13 pitches, only 21 strikes.
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Of all those in Western Europe who labored to defeat Nazism and restore peace to the world, Winston Churchill surely played the leading role.
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Speaking to the nation about the novel coronavirus on Wednesday evening, President Donald Trump, for some reason, took a number of deep, labored breaths.
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The only Democratic Senate incumbent who ran weaker relative to Clinton than Warren was Bob Menendez, who labored under a cloud of criminal charges.
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The San Francisco-based International Longshore and Warehouse Union began organizing plantation, dock and other workers in Hawaii, who often labored in wretched conditions.
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"Barry" and "Killing Eve" continued what might have been stunning limited series with entertaining second seasons that nonetheless labored to spin out their premises.
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Mr. González labored on Long Island for nine years, but came home in 2009 to start a business and look after his aging parents.
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They labored at a dining table that was one of the only pieces of furniture in the house, lit by a single floor lamp.
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But it has been a terrible waste for those cities and states whose public servants labored to win a prize that would never materialize.
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Walking felt labored and the world took on an acute sharpness, as if rocks and boulders and the air itself had grown an edge.
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But many people who have long labored on the front lines of the battle are still not quite sure what to make of him.
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It rebuilt a slave cabin and workshops where slaves labored, and has hosted reunions there for the descendants of the enslaved population, including sleepovers.
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Unlike other domestic workers, who labored in isolation in their employers' homes, the laundresses shared work sites and were thus able to build solidarity.
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Mr. Sinclair, the co-host of the PBS series "Taste the Islands," described how chefs labored over fire pits centuries ago on isolated hillsides.
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Moreover, if Mr. Giuliani believed that this labored account would put Mr. Trump and the campaign in the clear, he was most likely mistaken.
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But much of the movie, from its attempts to capture the confusing exhilaration of youthful experience to its predictable progressive character dynamics, is labored.
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Many came from rough backgrounds -- they'd been strung out on drugs or spent time behind bars -- and currently labored at tough blue-collar jobs.
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Nobody more so than Willem Dafoe, who labored quietly and deliberately downtown at the Wooster Group, like Houdini practicing escape acts over and over.
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"I don't have to wake up early," said Tang Guomin, 22010, who had labored at the blast furnaces since he was 242 years old.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump himself vaporized every version of the Comey story his defenders, including Mr. Pence, had labored so earnestly to put forward.
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Bellavia labored over perfecting every element—the optical tube is made from wood, rather than aluminum, to prevent distortions from temperature changes, for example.
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You can't hear his accent anymore — that's how diligently he has labored to erase it — but Mr. Wolfert grew up in La Crosse, Wis.
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Routines range from a labored heel-toe across the low beam, with a turn at the end, to a choreographed cartwheel affair up high.
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As we ate the dishes we had labored over, Mr. Fitz told me that the children's cooking classes were only a few months old.
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Mallory, Bland, Sarsour and Perez were part of a group that labored heroically to put the first Women's March together in just 10 weeks.
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As the maintenance officer, I oversaw the bay, where we labored to keep a fleet of vehicles in shape for missions on Iraqi streets.
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But in the live TV specials, which already struggle to balance the demands of both TV intimacy and theater flamboyance, the transitions feel labored.
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It looked a bad decision in the early stages as Australia labored up front and the Danes tore into their opponents at a furious pace.
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He has labored in 10 starts against Washington, logging a 3-7 mark and 63 ERA while surrendering 12 homers in 60 2/3 innings.
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As I labored away at humorless story lines about love triangles, I kept joking that I would someday write a book called The Babysitters Coven.
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The legislation, which Republicans labored over for months using a secretive and confusing process, would have resulted in 22 million fewer Americans having health insurance.
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While Ginnifer continued to have labored breathing and started losing color, the members took turns praying out loud for her to improve, court documents said.
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He is 25-24 with a 6.92 ERA versus New York and has labored in interleague play with a 3-9 record and 5.28 ERA.
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Severino routinely churned out quality starts following his promotion to the majors last August, but he labored in his season debut at the Detroit Tigers.
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Bundy, who had been sidelined since July 23 because of right knee tendinitis, labored early, needing 22 pitches to get through the first two innings.
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Our team labored to produce a series of policy papers and memos, but when I proudly presented them to him, she looked daggers at me.
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It's the number two name brand in ride-hailing, and has long labored in the shadow of its much larger, much more ubiquitous rival, Uber.
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Almost everything Rick barks at his family in between labored belches rings sad and true, and we laugh because what else is there to do?
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Smedley was born in 1892 in Missouri into a family of farmers who labored long days in the field and never seemed to get ahead.
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When we were allowed in, our dog was completely unresponsive, experiencing extremely labored breathing, had a racing heartbeat and was lying in his own waste.
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The American League champions are not the insanely talented Cavaliers, who labored under Larry O'Brien Trophy-or-bust expectations from the moment LeBron James returned.
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"Carrion-Miles," after craggy, labored movements, ends on a note of shaky consonance, with harmonies reminiscent of the Renaissance, creating a sense of incantatory wonder.
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"I think I labored for a long time under the pressure of trying to prove to everyone that I was fair and democratic," Mendes said.
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Switzerland labored to win its fourth straight game, beating the visiting Faroe Islands, 2-0, on goals from Eren Derdiyok and the captain Stephan Lichtsteiner.
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These passages sometimes devolve into labored imitations of Céline — so willfully perverse and repetitious that they gradually lose their shock value, becoming gratuitously stomach-turning.
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Since then, it's been nearly five months of choppy, labored recovery, representing one of the longer periods of consolidation following a correction in recent years.
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Perhaps a time machine to address an offensive line that has labored to provide even meager protection for Fitzpatrick and creases for the running backs.
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APIA, Samoa (Reuters) - Oliver Fagalilo takes a labored breath and tenses his body before a sharp steel comb, dipped in ink, drives into his skin.
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Throughout the hot Philadelphia summer of 1787, delegates to the Constitutional Convention labored to replace the Articles of Confederation with a new frame of government.
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But we had this punk rock, cathartic thing; we were a loud and overwhelming, overdriven band with finer nuances that we really labored hard for.
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In some cities, purchases of new voting machines slowed the balloting as voters labored to apply the new technology to the state's notoriously long ballot.
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Many of the houses where they labored were home to prominent politicians of the day, and are both popular tourist and school field-trip destinations.
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Les Bleus labored to a 2-1 win against 1995 champions Norway on Wednesday after thrashing South Korea in the tournament's opening game last Friday.
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But in recent days, Duke, which has labored to turn around its reputation as a privileged cloister, has brought the plan to a shrieking halt.
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"My symptoms got worse and I developed a fever, a dry cough and labored breathing and I remained self-quarantined," McAdams said in a statement.
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"My symptoms got worse and I developed a fever, a dry cough and labored breathing and I remained self-quarantine," he said in a statement.
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Yet all the cast's resourcefulness isn't enough to keep confusion and tedium at bay as this labored allegory unfolds in a painstaking parade of equivalencies.
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For six months, Costanzo labored; for six months, "The Lost Daughter" resisted his intrusions, until finally he told her publisher he would renounce the rights.
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The investor group gave FIFA a 60-day deadline last March to agree to its offer, although talks continued as Infantino labored to find consensus.
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In posters and speeches, female socialist icons were portrayed as "iron women" who labored heroically in front of steel furnaces while maintaining a harmonious family.
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An unexpected furor of excitement formed around Anthony Braxton, the professorial avant-gardist who has long labored in the space between jazz and modernist composition.
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But they were Communists nonetheless, because they recognized that the society in which they struggled and labored was fundamentally unfair, and they wanted something fairer.
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Signs and symptoms of stimulant overdose include chest pain, high body temperature, rapid heart rate, difficult or labored breathing, agitation, paranoia, and hallucinations, Hoots said.
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Set in Leningrad in 1945, "Beanpole" opens on its title character (Viktoria Miroshnichenko) in mid-seizure, her body frozen, open eyes fixed and breathing labored.
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Denver labored to keep pace, and when Danuel House Jr. sank a corner trey that beat the first-half buzzer, the Rockets led 69-52.
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Harvey labored with errant command over five innings against the Milwaukee Brewers, giving up two runs but managing to keep the Mets in the game.
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Most earlier accounts viewed Dr. Macleod as undeserving of the honor, placing him on an overseas holiday while Dr. Banting and Mr. Best labored away.
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The rapid gains in those stocks dwarf that of the broader market, which has labored under a resurgence of volatility and fluctuating trade war fears.
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His surprising victory broke up the Democrats' 85033-seat Senate majority, which Schumer had labored hard to achieve as the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chairman.
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After Trevor Williams hit him with the fifth pitch of the at-bat, Stanton labored toward first base before being replaced by OF Ichiro Suzuki.
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Ms. Cook recently completed her three-volume biography of a woman who labored under no illusions of what she and her allies were up against.
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With his words and deeds, he has labored mightily to redirect attention from Trump's alleged wrongdoing to his claims of persecution, recasting villain as victim.
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Over the past 2202-plus years, the U.S. labored to negotiate comprehensive, high-standard trade agreements with Asia — the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) — and Europe.
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The likes of Josh Hutcherson and Ari Graynor—two standouts in the big cast packed with stars—gleefully deliver studied interpretations of Wiseau's labored dialogue.
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As his breathing grew more labored, he ended up in the I.C.U. We could not cure him — his doctors knew that, and he did, too.
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"My symptoms got worse and I developed a fever, a dry cough and labored breathing and I remained self-quarantined," he said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, a team of workers specialized in using ropes at great heights — "mountaineers" as they are called in French — labored to install the tarps.
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According to today's authors, it's not uncommon to submit a labored-over manuscript, only to be dinged for making their characters the wrong sex or race.
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On screen, we watch Choi performing a regimen of intense physical training until his breathing is labored; he's sweating and panting, unable to continue his narration.
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The large final painting, simply titled "Golden Couple," doesn't feel labored, despite its many new, nuanced articulations, and reveals what details became most important to Yuskavage.
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The world of Agrabah feels properly (and practically) built out, filled with such color and verve that it's even odder how labored the musical numbers feel.
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The show writers labored to get the linguistic elements of Lakota right, but what sense does any language make when displaced from a fuller social context?
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There have been several nights where I had my hand on my phone ready to call 911 when his breathing became so labored it was terrifying.
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Maybe Doppelcoop's speech, after his close encounter with being pulled back into the Lodge, is so labored because he has to work hard to speak forwards.
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"[It was] a very long night with him, and then his breathing looked a little labored to me and he just didn't feel good," Goddard wrote.
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Cruz and Trump have both labored to position themselves as the race's outsiders, a claim that Trump looks to rebut in the new South Carolina spot.
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And there's a lot of idiot – if we had some big recession, I think a lot of this labored finance would present a lot of agony.
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"Cargo," by contrast, has real unity, but it's both earnest and thin, an example of the Expressionistic side of Mr. Morris's talent at its most labored.
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Sean D. Reyes, the attorney general of Utah, said in a statement that the state had "labored for decades to provide justice" for Mr. Lafferty's victims.
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Domestic workers, fast food workers, and farmworkers have long organized outside the trade union movement, just as they labored outside the protections of the welfare state.
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Although Mr. Ali's halting speech and labored stride had portended his demise for decades, news of the legendary boxer's death left Mr. Glenn shocked and unmoored.
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LHP Wade Miley labored through another start, allowing four runs, eight hits and two walks with three strikeouts in just five-plus innings and 111 pitches.
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Verlander labored commanding his secondary pitches throughout, ultimately surrendering three runs on five hits and three walks with a season-low three strikeouts in five innings.
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He cracks labored jokes ("a yet-to-be-identified Irish-Asian skoliosexual from Juárez, Mexico, who writes brilliantly about migrant cannibalism from an anti-union perspective . . .").
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In his 700-page investigation, he labored in the moonlight penumbra of those other fatal female luminaries: Virginia Woolf, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton and Francesca Woodman.
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"At a time when there's a hunger for cleaning up the country, the Brazilian legislature labored until dawn to show what they're made of," he said.
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Senior officials from the departments of State, Justice and Homeland Security had labored since the decision to clarify the ruling and Wednesday's instructions were the result.
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Switzerland's export-reliant economy has labored under a surge in the franc's value after the SNB scrapped its cap of 1.20 francs per euro on Jan.
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Ambitious and labored, Mr. Nguyen's play, produced by the Playwrights Realm at the Duke on 42nd Street, is set in the misty long ago of 2012.
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But two things leap out right away: the gratuitous humblebrag about the speaker's fancy expertises (sashimi!), and the labored, self-conscious explanation of her narrative context.
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He grabbed his left side in the batter's box and then grimaced and labored as he jogged to first base on a single to right field.
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A generation of male scholars and writers labored to transform the midlife crisis into a misogynist ideal for men bored by their cars and their wives.
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Her heart was not working well, her breathing was labored, there was a call from the nursing-home doctor, who brought up the subject of hospice.
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She embarked on the project in the early 22007s and labored on it into the 20133st century, delving deep into archives and drawing from oral testimonies.
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After a stint at the celebrated Bay Area restaurant La Folie, Mr. Keao labored in Silicon Valley, running the Hangout Cafe at Google for a time.
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By sparing Americans from the consequences of Trump's impulses, Bolton has made re-election likelier — and, in all likelihood, the very outcomes he labored to prevent.
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We could accept that though the team has labored to reach the pinnacle of success following a hard loss, Charlottesville has yet to ascend those heights.
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But Ms. Avery was concerned about pests in some of the older buildings — at a previous apartment, mice ate the oboe reeds she had labored over.
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True to his word, Mr. Trump and his appointees have labored to dismantle chunks of the government and drive people out the door, directly and indirectly.
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Mouth open, Aru repeatedly labored his way back to them until a final burst of speed toward the top from Bardet left him behind for good.
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From there, Barguil labored on alone to win the first stage to finish at the summit of Izoard in the 114-year history of the Tour.
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Bullies frequently target schoolmates who have labored against feeling humiliated by whatever difference might mark them: looking fat or skinny, short or tall, foreign or queer.
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Woods made no mention of any physical problems after his loss — his ninth defeat in 14 Ryder Cup fourballs matches — although his walking appeared labored at times.
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He's still unable to cry out or talk, and his labored gargling noises never allow the viewer to forget that this isn't just any ordinary family vacation.
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" Further symptoms can include "loss of bladder control, muscle tremors, and labored breathing," while the most server poisoning can result in "coma, inability to breathe, and death.
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China has labored under continuous outflows the past couple years, but reforming its bond market could reverse the current, Goldman Sachs said in a note on Wednesday.
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And they'll owe it all to a handful of unsung heroes who labored for years at a thankless task to ensure the kilogram remains truly constant forever.
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Over the past decade, as Iran has labored under sanctions, trade and investment flows have favored the Gulf Arab oil exporters, including Saudi Arabia's $650 billion economy.
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The exposition and set up does yield a somewhat labored stretch in the early going, but once the plan begins, it's essentially a full-throttle ride thereafter.
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In Susie's flashbacks to the Ohio Mennonite farm she grew up on, women sponge off her sick mother as her labored breathing acts as a morbid metronome.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the Lindo Wing, an aircraft hired by Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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Labored-over sunsets take over canvases in blown-out washes; while the same acrylic paints help to define the sharp white lines of Allman's aerodynamic modern civilizations.
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The 25-year-old Colombian labored through five innings in his next outing against Philadelphia on Saturday, taking the loss after permitting three runs and five hits.
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The Fed has labored under the illusion that it would have some tangible impact, but it seems mainly to have boosted asset prices without accelerating economic activity.
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In 2014, Representative Dave Camp, Republican of Michigan, who was the chairman of the committee at the time, labored to design an overhaul to maximize bipartisan appeal.
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And the local electric company, which labored for years to build its own reliable, independent system, is continuing to work to bring renewable energy to the island.
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That would essentially wipe out the value of those tax breaks and penalize companies for taking advantage of the new system that lawmakers have labored to create.
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Nothing is more humbling than having another person go through a piece you've labored over and point out all the ways in which you are an idiot.
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As they labored quietly with waste materials and ingenuity, the group's half playhouse, half shanty grew up and teetered, and the audience became involved in its fate.
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A 400-person team of chefs labored for 11 hours to create the 1.1 mile-long pizza, which bested the old record by more than 1,000 feet.
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But last year, when I saw "Girl" on its opening night in London, with a British ensemble straining for Americanness, the script often felt labored and imitative.
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Three days after setting a finals record with nine 3-pointers in Game 2, Curry labored to 11 points while shooting 3 of 16 from the field.
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Though the metamorphosing dress (by the costume designer Christopher Oram) is delightful, the other transformations, especially whenever Elsa gets into one of her ice manias, seem labored.
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As Ally, Lady Gaga gets all of the movie's better songs; Cooper's vary from serviceable to embarrassing ("Music to My Eyes" stays as labored as its title).
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Ramaphosa ascended to power in 2018 promising sweeping reforms, but the pace of implementation has been labored, not least due to internal disputes within his ruling ANC.
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Trifonov could have knocked it off at high speed; instead, he took a deliberate, almost labored approach, slowing to a crawl in the turn to G minor.
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But Mr. Feng, who also directed the 2008 romantic comedy "If You Are the One," a megablockbuster in his native land, muffs it with his labored approach.
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So is Bolt, whose best time coming into London in the 100 meters is just 9.95 seconds, which came in a labored performance last month in Monaco.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the hospital, an aircraft hired by bookmaker Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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We spent an eerie night in the mortuary, as the attendants labored to camouflage the bullet hole in King's head while the radio played King's recorded speeches.
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He said he was spoiled and protected long into adulthood by his mother, whom he labored to keep in ignorance of the shocking specifics of his work.
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Shell labored over the decision for more than five years, worried about oversupply in the market at a time when many peers had announced similar chemical plants.
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The Senate resolution allowed for $1.5 trillion in deficit-financed tax cuts, and did not include $6900 billion in mandatory spending cuts the House labored to include.
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Welders labored over metal beams, and workers in hard hats crisscrossed a cavernous former steel fabrication shop on the eastern edge of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, one recent afternoon.
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Douglas Costa's second-half strike was enough to return Bayern Munich to the top of the Bundesliga with a labored 1-0 win at bottom-dwelling Darmstadt.
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However, a labored kick thrown by Griffin was caught by Evans and the latter landed a short right straight to send Griffin crashing down to the canvas.
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"I said, 'Please don't please don't die," McCullogh says as she remembers visiting her Mac's hospital room after he was rushed to the emergency room for labored breathing.
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Gambling on weakness Bin Laden disastrously misjudged the likely American response to the 113/11 attacks because he labored under the delusion that the United States was weak.
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Fulmer was the 2016 AL Rookie of the Year, but he labored in four starts against the Indians last season, posting a 1-2 mark and 6.98 ERA.
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LHP Chris Sale struggled to find the strike zone and labored through his worst start of the season in the White Sox's loss Tuesday against the Cleveland Indians.
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Chipotle, which uses 51 ingredients to make all the items its sells, has long labored over its commercially produced tortillas, which contained ingredients like dough conditioners and preservatives.
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Four candidates — Rubio, Christie, Kasich and Bush — had labored in the shadow of Trump, and ultimately Kasich benefited most from that jumble in the middle of the pack.
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Lee "labored under a significant misapprehension of the facts of his own case" and now wants a dismissal or else a trial date, his lawyer Gregory Morvillo wrote.
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As the writers labored over the scripts, the correspondents went around Lagos filming "field pieces," in which they investigated pressing matters by talking to people on the street.
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At the nearby tourist information center, I had a nice, if slightly labored conversation (due to my lack of Japanese) with some lovely old women who worked there.
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Some analogies are labored, but Desai, a Harvard economist, is an omnivorous reader, referring to Trollope and Hammett amid explanations of such concepts as leverage and options theory.
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Eickhoff labored through the first two innings, during which he allowed one run and threw 50 pitches, but retired 12 of 13 between the second and the fifth.
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Bare assed, they fitfully twerked with labored breaths as a thin keyboard organ played against the sound of a metronome, worlds away from the previous R&B remixes.
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Padres rookie Dinelson Lamet (7-5) labored through 4 2/33 innings, allowing three runs and three hits while walking a season-high six and striking out eight.
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Last month, Mr. DeGioia stood in the cane fields where they once labored, visited the cemetery where they buried their dead and met for hours with their descendants.
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This is not about me, President Obama kept telling his closest advisers in recent weeks as he labored over one of the last major addresses of his presidency.
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RHP A.J. Griffin labored through four innings, throwing 96 pitches while allowing two runs, seven hits and three walks with three strikeouts in a no-decision at Boston.
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He has labored mightily to brand some of his critics with a scarlet L, as disseminators of America's secrets to "the enemy of the people" — the news media.
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So while pundits and political junkies have labored on every fluctuation in the dozens of polls in other early-voting states, Republicans head into Nevada largely flying blind.
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Up to now, aides to Mr. Trump said, the team of advisers working on a potential transition has labored more or less in segregation from the campaign apparatus.
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For nearly half a century, Mr. Trump — mogul, actor, incessant boldface name — has labored to portray himself as a charming bon vivant with a limitless supply of popularity.
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After "The Prince of Tides," Mr. Conroy labored for nearly a decade on his next novel, "Beach Music," suffering a nervous breakdown — not his first — along the way.
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It's work that sounds like it takes time, like its labored over, and consequently you can lose a lot of your own time getting lost in the details.
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Arrieta would win the N.L. Cy Young Award, but he labored through his last two starts, allowing four runs in both and failing to complete the sixth inning.
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So on this night, a half-dozen transit workers labored for 10 minutes at a time, climbing off the tracks every time a train rumbled into the station.
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At first, there's only the thrill of your name in print, your labored-over words and the worlds you've created finally being read and, with any luck, appreciated.
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But without a reference to the many women who led and labored in the movement, the Central Park monument has become even more about lionizing two white women.
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A president who has labored under the cloud of investigations from almost the moment he took office, Mr. Trump now faces an increasingly grim legal and political landscape.
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Though they did not know each other, in separate interviews, they both recalled the warehouse's chilly temperatures, and seeing tires and boxes of alcohol near where they labored.
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Many Sinologists have labored for years to disabuse lay readers of the notion that contemporary China is a modern-day imperial dynasty bent on dominating Asia and beyond.
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There is a labored surprise involving Streep that seems almost like an act of trolling intended to challenge the liberal good will on which the movie otherwise depends.
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Just ask the lonely, stalwart champions of campaign finance reform, who have labored in vain for decades to push their issue to the front of the priority stack.
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Still, the cold remained a concern as we set out, although Ms. Haberli assured us that our labored, ducklike waddling over the snow would soon warm us up.
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Napoli and Carlos Santana reached to open the frame via a single and a walk, an ominous start for Devenski, who labored for 23 pitches in the second.
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I always return to William Butler Yeats, probably to him more than anyone else, almost entirely for the music and for the way he labored at his craft.
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He managed the sugar cane plantation at the northern end of the island of Negros, where her husband's family had lived and labored for more than 70 years.
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By this move, Republicans essentially announced that they see zero value in the lands that this nation has paid and labored to protect for more than a century.
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But California seemed a long way off on Sunday night in Chicago, where patches of Lake Michigan sat icily still as its waves labored toward its western bank.
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Mr. Pilgrim himself labored for months to perfect a method of removing all the bones from the carcass with no incisions other than those originally used in processing.
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In 2018, a bipartisan group labored to reach an immigration deal; later that year, essentially the entire Senate signed off on a stopgap plan to fund the government.
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I imagined him to be depressed over Mr. Barr's synopsis and out for a walk to clear his head while his wife labored triumphantly at the White House.
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But Perry wanted to be a famous DJ. At night he labored in a recording studio, writing and producing songs in a lush, throbbing style known as tropical house.
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Porzingis finished with 17 points to lead the Knicks (20-22), who shot just 5 of 20 from 523-point range and labored to create late offense without Anthony.
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When they do, their words and music require no labored annotations — and transport us to that lonely planet where all of us aliens at least sometimes feel we live.
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The perception of Price jetting around while GOP lawmakers labored to repeal Obamacare — including a three-nation trip in May to Africa and Europe — raised eyebrows on Capitol Hill.
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Although it has come to be known as the shade of royalty, the workers who labored to make the dye in the Roman Mediterranean were often viewed as lowly.
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In those games, Russia's labored build-up play and careless passing looked light-years away from the irresistible, quicksilver side that lit up the European championship a decade ago.
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"The symptoms rapidly developed within minutes, including redness of eyes, foaming at the mouth, contracted pupils, severe dyspnoea (labored breathing) or shortness of breath and suffocation," she told CNN.
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In fact, I believe we are an even greater nation, not because we started perfect, but because every generation has successfully labored to make us a more perfect union.
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The images show no hint of his life today: the seizures that leave him temporarily paralyzed, the weakness that makes him fall over, his labored speech, his scrambled thoughts.
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But between his flashiest results, Thiem has labored through an unrelenting churn of matches at smaller tournaments, far surpassing the workload of any other man in the top 303.
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She also labored, fruitlessly, to understand Ms. Johnson's intricate calculations, going so far as to skip Beyoncé's May 1 concert at the Georgia Dome to do her math homework.
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"The American people deserve someone totally committed to fighting the opioic crisis, not someone who's labored on behalf of the drug industry," Schumer said, according to The Washington Post.
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Syndergaard tossed a strong outing against the Chicago Cubs on July 3, but he labored on Friday, giving up a two-run homer to Clint Robinson in the second.
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Instead, he has labored over nearly a thousand works of art, mounting ten solo shows at increasingly prestigious galleries and becoming one of the most exciting painters in America.
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The Sand Fire erupted on Friday and also remained just 2250 percent contained on Monday evening as crews backed by bulldozers labored to hack buffer lines around its perimeter.
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In 2015, Han wrote about a translation workshop that she attended in England, during which Smith and others labored to turn one of her stories from Korean into English.
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In November 1949, India had been independent for slightly more than two years, and through that duration, a drafting committee labored to devise a constitution for the new nation.
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GOP leaders in the House labored for weeks to pass their bill, and when they did so it won approval by a margin of just a single "yes" vote.
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In the Middle East, throughout the Arab Spring and its aftermath, Washington has remained revisionist while Moscow has labored at realpolitik, seeking to protect the devils that it knows.
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Spain, the 263 champions, made it three wins out of three with a labored 261-221 win over Iran as did Poland after they beat Ivory Coast 239-213.
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Covey recovered to strike out the next two hitters and also retired the first two Angels in the second, but labored overall, needing 60 pitches to record six outs.
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Behind the scenes, however, Cook has labored to shape the Trump administration's policies on issues from tax reform to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, sources previously told Recode.
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TICA, Mozambique — Hundreds of villagers labored under a blazing sun on Thursday to salvage what they could from cornfields that just days earlier were submerged by storm-driven floodwaters.
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One hundred years prior, this space had been swept by German machine guns and pounded by artillery as American engineers labored to maintain a bridgehead over the swollen river.
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The Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis, who has been hindered by a sore Achilles' tendon, also labored with his shot, missing his first six field-goal attempts, including three 3-pointers.
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Mr. Cantor and House Republican chairmen labored in 2014 to bring a replacement bill for Republicans to get behind, Mr. Heye said, and got nowhere, even with no stakes.
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Meticulous to a fault, he said, she was late handing in final revisions on her last edition, having labored over the text correcting even misplaced bullet points or commas.
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We labored over the decision for weeks, read hundreds of reviews, and toured dozens of showrooms, before landing on a King Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid Premium Silver Chill Plush Mattress.
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Wall Street experienced a relief rally during Friday's session one day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average labored through its worst trading day since the 1987 "Black Monday" crash.
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" Working people experienced "relentless downward pressure on wages," and "the greatest rewards went not to those who labored to produce goods, but to those who controlled access to capital.
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How he labored to find a role with the Sacramento Kings, whose dysfunction — three head coaches in Fredette's two and a half seasons with the team — hardly aided his growth.
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So as he's pressing down my breathing is getting labored and the only reason why I think I made it out is because I said, 'Robert, you're gonna kill me.
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Issues of high executive turnover, labored transition periods and lowered production standards arise when businesses either jump into a deal too quickly or leave internal disagreements unchecked for too long.
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The workers who made them labored for free in the service of a cult leader named Tony Alamo who preached that only he could show them the path to heaven.
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It was a much improved display from Sweden, who peppered the Thailand goal with 34 attempts, after they labored to a 2-0 victory over Chile in their opening match.
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But unlike many of their contemporaries, they're not outsiders; they came up on the inside, having labored in the haute-cuisine world of restaurants like Jean Georges and Le Cirque.
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"Do not feel like you've let the justice system down," O'Neill told the jurors, who labored for more than 53 hours and asked 12 questions of the court during deliberations.
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Orioles left-hander Wade Miley (3-5) labored through another start, allowing four runs, eight hits and two walks with three strikeouts in just five-plus innings and 111 pitches.
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Lakers guard Lonzo Ball came close to his first career triple-double, finishing with 10 points, eight rebounds and eight assists, though the rookie once again labored with his shooting.
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This was further than most in the American right of the 1960s wanted to go, and so he labored in the fringes, formulating his vision of a literal Protestant theocracy.
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With the incredibly labored message about how Downton and Sunseeker are two successful peas in a frightfully British pod made, Bonneville then cut another ribbon, declaring the Sunseeker stand open.
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The extraordinary fact that men and women labored to create a spectacle in which a woman acts the death of a heartbroken bird is too extraordinary to fold into writing.
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Welders in their "high-viz" — reflective, high-visibility yellow mining shirts — spent months drenched in sweat as they labored outside through long summers in coastal desert heat reaching 110 degrees.
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As hearings are conducted and evidence is presented, the President faces the prospect of being confronted with something he has labored to avoid all his life: a genuine public accounting.
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The bank, which has labored under a fake accounts scandal and other black eyes since September 2016, is being targeted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Reuters reported, citing sources.
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It's a labored but necessary bit to get everyone current, but it can't shake the stagey feel of the writing, a red flag that indeed hints at future narrative abuses.
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"I labored in obscurity for so long!" said the triumphant governor, whose most celebrated victory until now was coming in second in New Hampshire with 16 percent of the vote.
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In New York, Mr. Venturi labored for years on a new Staten Island Ferry terminal, which was to be topped by a clock as tall as a 280-story building.
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But a Boston ensemble, Blue Heron, has labored valiantly in recent years to bring to light the works of a generation or two prior, during the reign of Henry VIII.
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A self-taught woodworker, he labored off and on for months as he turned a plain-looking, if old, secretary into a detailed piece rich with the patina of history.
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However, she labored at Beth Israel Deaconess, which, unlike almost every other hospital in the country, has reduced its C-section rate by half in a little over a decade.
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"By marrying Bernie in a symbolic way, I could draw attention to organ-donor groups and local animal welfare shelters that lack proper funding," Ms. Smartelli said between labored breaths.
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Cadet spoke to CNN through labored breaths and coughing from her hospital bed Friday, hours after she found out she'd tested positive for Covid-19, the illness caused by coronavirus.
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In keeping with the utopian ideals of collective work and anonymous authorship, the artists labored together to conceptualize, design and write slogans for the posters that framed their revolutionary sentiments.
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Directed with delicacy and fluidity by Saheem Ali, "Kill Move Paradise" is a singularly affecting contribution to a niche genre of theater that often comes across as labored and contrived.
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Kahnle, having pitched in eight of the Yankees' nine games this postseason, looked like he was running out of steam as he labored through a critical sixth inning on Saturday.
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Green struck out George Springer to start the inning, but he labored after that, giving up a double to Jose Altuve and then one out later he walked Alex Bregman.
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Russell, who took control of the race from the second hurdle, eased away from the field that included world championships bronze medalist Ristananna Tracey, who labored to fourth in 55.55.
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And Ms. Cohen, a reliable actress with fine comic instincts, is saddled with labored gags that include outing a fake rabbi (Eric Edelstein) by getting a glimpse of his penis.
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He labored hard and heroically on their behalf, making sure they received the care and the credit they deserved for fighting a war no one wanted to think about anymore.
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It is a different landscape than the one Mr. Gelb recalled confronting early in his career, when he labored to cajole the pianist Vladimir Horowitz into appearing in a documentary.
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Sports Briefing Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray reached the Barcelona Open semifinals on Friday in the same manner in which they had won all week: Nadal cruised and Murray labored.
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It was a remarkable exchange between the two senators, in part because they are friends and have labored to abide by a de facto nonaggression pact for the past year.
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Sadly, this week's "Designated Survivor" proved unable to maintain this delicate act: It has a riveting A Story, but a labored B Story and an unimportant and mawkish C Story.
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While those in attendance were taking a note here and there as I was spelling out my thesis, they labored furiously to take down details about how couples fight fairly.
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Like its historical predecessor, Aleksandra Mir's Space Tapestry tells a visual story created by a team of collaborators, all of whom labored together to create the immense work by hand.
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Karunaratne and other entrepreneurs are also trying to crack a puzzle that Netflix itself has labored over since the early days: finding the perfect recommendation for what users should watch next.
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The situation also could prove complicated for Mr. McConnell, who since winning the majority in 463 has labored to shed the obstructionist label and prove that his caucus can govern responsibly.
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And the unverifiable diet of the slaves who labored to erect America's presidential palace does not rectify the fact that black people should not have been slaves in the first place.
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Sometimes, it was labor to speak, and for some reason, tonight labored like he was waiting for a train that ran late and nobody would tell him when it would arrive.
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But the comparison just gets more labored and obvious across the show's five hours, and it culminates in a revelation about Alex's work that flies past implausible and lands on lunatic.
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Mott, Aldrige, Meyers-Johnson, Cranbrook, and all the artists and organizations have labored greatly to present something deeply meaningful, yet the whole exhibition seems to be holding its breath a bit.
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To be sure, Iraq has traditionally been exempt from OPEC quotas, on the grounds that its economy has labored beneath the weight of war in recent years and sanctions before that.
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LHP James Paxton, who had not allowed a run in four of his first five starts and entered with a 215.00 ERA, labored through 173 217/24.29 innings Tuesday night vs.
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Enough articles have labored the point that Enninful is not only the first male to take the helm at the 101-year-old magazine, but also the first Black, gay man.
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The ornamental borders can transform into the point of interest, a much labored-over piece of work capable of competing for visual real estate just as much as a classic painting.
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As the round wore on the two men labored in the clinch and each moment of inspiration for St.Pierre was met with the harsh reality: he could not outmaneuver the challenger.
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Cruz defenders still believe the map favors them over Rubio as it heads below the Mason-Dixon Line, and his team labored on Monday to reset the narrative in the South.
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Maguire had spent most of his years in the agency on the front lines of the Cold War, although more recently he labored as a counterterrorism operative in the Middle East.
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Many of the same reporters who once labored to track down leads concerning civil liberties violations and war crimes are now dishing up breathless and questionable leaks about the Russia investigation.
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Unable to get any rhythm going on offense, Notre Dame labored through the final 53:25 of the opening half without a point, and the final 213:22014 without a basket.
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"Once doctors asked about pain, they were obligated to treat it, and Purdue labored tirelessly to make sure that doctors knew its opioids were an allegedly appropriate option," the lawsuit states.
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Consider how power flows decide what is true and what is false; how experiments and laboratories and doctors labored under delusions while believing themselves liberated by enlightenment from the ignorant past.
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All power to the magnitude of his stardom, the monumental heft of his presence onscreen, and the assurance with which he staked out his limits and labored so mightily within them.
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You see the toll the story takes on your characters, and see their weariness reflected in their labored animations, but you're still "in it to win it" once the action starts.
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We also hope that nothing happens to these good people, simply because of your office's labored efforts to defend this president or please the editorial pages of the Wall Street Journal.
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In the 1940s and '50s, for instance, a trade association labored mightily to reposition beer as a "friendly" all-American beverage, taking it out of the saloon and into the backyard.
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And right away, 9-1-1 establishes interpersonal stories for all of its characters that feel far more labored than any of the actual emergency situations the characters attempt to resolve.
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There, Colette labored in secret to produce novels under her husband's nom de plume, "Willy," but chafed at his controlling nature and expectations that she should be a pliant society wife.
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Despite its largest rally yet, a demonstration of tens of thousands in the northern city of Peshawar on April 8, the movement has labored under an only rarely interrupted media blackout.
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Trump contradicted his own spokespeople in the interview after they had labored to make the case that Trump had only decided to fire Comey under the advice of his Justice Department.
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The breed&aposs short snout can make its breathing labored especially in warm months and Thor, for one, also needs to have his "facial folds wiped and dried," Gordon told InStyle.
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"The benefits are a lifeline," Shrewsbury said between labored breaths after a treatment at the Bluestone Health Center, an industrial-style building set against a leafy landscape in Princeton, West Virginia.
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"I do not want to see anyone lose what I've lost or experience this disease," he has written in his testimony, which he labored on for days, fearful words might fail him.
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In Hilo 230 miles (2000 kilometers) from the volcano, Pua&aposena Ahn says he has experienced labored breathing, itchy, watery eyes and some skin irritation as ash plumes intensified in recent days.
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Buying nearly 2.5 trillion euros ($3.10 trillion) worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored to depress borrowing costs and increase lending, in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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"There have been several nights where I had my hand on my phone ready to call 911 when his breathing became so labored it was terrifying," writes Kelley Paul of her husband.
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Peary had labored mightily for decades to reach the pole, losing eight toes to amputation, supposedly focused on scientifically documenting terra incognita — but in truth he, too, was obsessed with personal glory.
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While emergency workers labored early Friday, a portion of the bridge that had remained suspended began to crumble when crews tried to move it, said Juan J. Perez, the county's police director.
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Your mother labored for hours to bring you into the world; the least you can do is fulfill her every wish by giving her a small shell to place a necklace in!
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And though Lane sparkles in any role, this one feels kind of labored; in her hands, Anne feels hampered by the screenplay from being as funny and smart as she should be.
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Alicia Bakken, 25, who labored over a green felt blackjack table at a "dealer's school" in a storefront in Monticello earlier this month, said the county was finally on the way up.
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She was close to death and her breathing was so labored that I literally prayed to God, as I knelt right there by her bed, that she would go on to heaven.
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The constraints of the catalog form, hinging on descriptions of photographs we cannot see and Samantha's labored contemplations of how Lillian might have composed them, grow tedious as the novel wears on.
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In the months leading up to the 220006 and 2202 fights against Iraq, the Pentagon labored to pour concrete for extending runways, preposition munitions and deploy thousands of soldiers on Iraq's doorstep.
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For those viewers who labored to the end end of a Twitter livestream plagued with audio problems, Lucasfilm dropped a surprise Friday: an exclusive clip from Rogue One: A Star Wars story.
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"We have very good history here," he said to me as the tuk-tuk labored uphill toward Sri Mahabodhi Maha Viharaya Buddhist temple, a little over a mile from the town center.
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When we hear about the war there, it is usually because something has gone wrong inside one of those two images: the distant outpost or the labored supply line that feeds it.
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In the aftermath of the historic hurricane, two clowns, three balloon artists and one face painter have labored to bring a bit of joy to the children stranded here at the Convention Center.
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"Never fitting the 'traditional Christian woman' mold (thank goodness), Rachel labored to untangle Christianity from cultural norms that told women to be quiet and let men do the theological heavy lifting," Beaty continued.
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But then again, it's probably a bummer to see a piece of art you earnestly labored over get figuratively shat on across the internet by Millennials thirsty for a few likes and retweets.
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How much wider political appetite there is in the U.S. to forgive Russia, which has labored under various sanctions relating to election meddling and its annexation of Crimea in 2014, remains under scrutiny.
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" As Malinowski says, sarcastically: "I don't understand why people were so critical of it; very smart people labored for years in the Kremlin to write that speech, and they did a tremendous job.
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He vowed he would play better, and even as the weather affected his grip of the ball, even as he labored through three poor quarters, managed to draw Cincinnati within minutes of ecstasy.
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An unnamed, 31-year-old woman in Spain checked into the General University Hospital of Alicante's emergency room with "abundant vomiting, dyspnea [labored breathing] and full-body urticaria [hives]," according to the report.
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The international team of paleontologists responsible for the new study labored for five years and poured thousands of hours into painstakingly digitizing the only two fully intact dodo skeletons presently known to man.
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It's impressively light; the iPhone has generally gotten heavier the past couple of years as Apple has labored to make it more durable, so this is a thankful change in the opposite direction.
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This album that's coming out, for me, is done - I've written it, labored over putting it together, and now it's time to separate myself from it and send it out into the world.
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"They started blasting a few meters away and the stones fell on my house," said Tumo, 123, his breath labored from living alongside the open pit, with its dust, noise and falling rocks.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Australia coach Bert Van Marwijk will have a lot to ponder after his side labored to a 2-1 win over Hungary in their final pre-World Cup friendly on Saturday.
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Identity and intimacy were bound up in language; a servant girl in mid-20th-century Ghana is shown speaking labored English to her employer, until he tells her to speak their own language.
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Finally, at over 13,000 feet and temperatures at negative 30, and labored breathing, which he describes, as "Darth Vader meets Daffy Duck," Hemsworth was taken from the mountain after his wife alerted guards.
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The premise here is that Borg labored to bury those feelings (there are flashbacks to his past as an enfant terrible), with the help and tutelage of his coach, Lennart Bergelin (Stellan Skarsgard).
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New to politics and rebuffed by many mainstream Republicans, he populated the White House with the people who labored in his campaign and then continued to act as if he was still running.
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Hicks' latest big hit also knocked out Kluber (12-24), who labored at times but was pitching in the eighth because Cleveland's bullpen entered with the worst ERA in the majors at 24.
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He said a team of young, high-tech specialists had labored secretly and assiduously to develop and test the new weapons, including a nuclear-powered missile that could reach anywhere and evade interception.
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Mr. Cuomo had labored intensely on the inaugural address for weeks, drafting passages by hand as he spent the holidays in the Executive Mansion in Albany, according to people familiar with his preparation.
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As he sat, we all heard his breathing, heavy and labored, until he too entered the silence and we were left only with the sounds of birds and the hum of the forest.
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Tending the garden that the hard men who fought World War II labored to create is a much less expensive undertaking than allowing it to fall into disrepair and having to recreate it.
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Administration officials reportedly labored to keep him from going on the attack against Dr. Blasey, but after a few days, the presidential id once again rose up and overwhelmed them and their message.
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If Klobuchar finished top three -- or higher -- it would be a MAJOR victory for her as she has labored for months (and months) for a moment to catapult herself into the top tier.
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By comparison he labored in a four-pitch at-bat to Gleyber Torres in which he fell behind, 2-0, but recovered to get the red-hot Torres to fly out to center.
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The young Norman juggled the identities of street kid and star pupil, taken under wing by a domineering teacher at Boys High School in Bedford-Stuyvesant who labored to cauterize his rough edges.
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Buying over 2 trillion euros worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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Michele, having labored for years in the Giulio Romano role—sublimating his creative vision in the service of another while quietly learning how the company worked—stepped into the Raphael position with aplomb.
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Last week, Ryan Hasson of New York City threw out his Juul after experiencing strong chest pains and labored breathing when exercising — and after hearing about the growing number of vape-related illnesses.
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And like a jack-in-the-box — his long arms and elastic legs perpetually in motion — the former congressman labored to pry open a place for himself in the crowded Democratic primary field.
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He has labored to build and preserve this unlikely alliance, embracing social issues, such as commitment to anti-abortion and religious liberty policies, and picking staunch conservative Neil Gorsuch, for the Supreme Court.
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Several Democratic senators up for re-election in states won by Trump in 2016 labored over the weekend to achieve the sort of balancing act that Schumer must get the party to perform.
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Second quarter tax revenues will begin to flow on May 2, but by then Atlantic City will have to use that money to pay back police, firefighters and sanitation workers who labored for free.
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In early March, she cooked dinner for San Francisco incubator La Cocina's A Week of Women in Food, and a few hours later, she labored for 16 hours and gave birth to her son.
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They diluted potatoes with water, held bites in their mouths for a long time without swallowing, or labored over combining the food on their plate, "making weird and seemingly distasteful concoctions," the researchers reported.
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"My wife @laur_akins labored almost 36 hours😳She is by far the strongest human being I have ever met and I have a new found respect for moms around the world," he added.
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The candidate and a small campaign staff labored in relative obscurity for about a year until last February, when Mr. Yang went on a popular podcast and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars overnight.
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In conference calls and private meetings, people close to the group Rebuilding America Now have begun expressing worry that they no longer have the campaign's blessing that they labored to earn from Paul Manafort.
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Every afternoon for several weeks, we gathered in Petey's living room and labored over legal pads, sharpening and resharpening our pencils until the flakes lay in tiny curls all around us on the carpet.
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Policymakers, legislators and regulators have for decades labored under a similar bigger is better delusion, implementing policies that favor, or regulations designed to promote, large "integrated" systems at the expense of smaller, independent enterprises.
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It will pain cities that have labored years to get bike lanes painted or bus stops moved to learn that a mere six months ago, this whole operation was little more than a vision.
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Historians believe this is the first time that the president of an elite university has met with the descendants of slaves who had labored on a college campus or were sold to benefit one.
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Based on a novel of the same name by the Polish writer Witold Gombrowicz, this French-Portuguese co-production is a witty and energetic — if also somewhat labored — mélange of languages, tones and ideas.
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"To get through seven, he labored a little bit but as he got into the game he got a little bit better as the game went on," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said of Morton.
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But an overflow of extra images, and the time it took to take them, gave the sitter a longer audience with the master and conveyed the sense of Andy's having labored over the work.
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I knew the games included all kinds of fun possibilities, but it so often felt like that fun came at the cost of throwing away tons of painstakingly collected resources and labored-over equipment.
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Among the more painful failures was Georgia, where party leaders had labored to persuade Stacey Abrams, who narrowly lost her race for governor under sketchy circumstances last fall, to take on Senator David Perdue.
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Her breathing grew labored and her voice was practically inaudible when she told my wife, Amy, and me that she didn't want to die with a "stranger," whom we took to mean the aide.
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A few weeks later the baby's head descended and Claire returned to the hospital, but the baby was now so big that she labored unsuccessfully for 24 hours before undergoing an emergency C-section.
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A charming hedonist becomes an unlikely would-be assassin in "13 Minutes," a respectful but labored biopic of a village carpenter whose 1939 plot to blow up the Führer was foiled by bad timing.
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The union is long gone, and so are most of the white faces of men who once labored in the broiling heat of the killing floor and the icy chill of the production lines.
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While the new Trepca team labored on poor fields and washed in freezing rivers after their games, FK Trepca continued in the lower reaches of the Yugoslav league without most of its Albanian players.
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However, those of us who have labored for years to promote international religious freedom as a top U.S. foreign policy priority, remain concerned whether America's current policy toward ISIS genocide victims will ultimately succeed.
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In that way, President Barack Obama was good for the gun-rights cause — and it was perhaps inevitable that, having labored to get Mr. Trump elected, the N.R.A.'s fund-raising would taper off.
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Enslaved people did not only labor in the cotton fields of Natchez, this school of historians points out — they also labored in the ironworks of Richmond and at the ports of Baltimore and Galveston.
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Buying around 2.5 trillion euro worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling growth and inflation.
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Buying over 2 trillion euros ($2.47 trillion) worth of debt in the past three years, the ECB has labored away to depress borrowing costs and kick start lending, all in the hope of rekindling inflation.
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In contrast to the hulking factory arms that have traditionally labored in isolation, this robot was meant to work right alongside humans, delicately sanding and painting things like speaker cases or cabinets for medical devices.
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Morton (14-13) skipped a turn in the rotation with right shoulder discomfort and, while he labored a bit, limited the Red Sox to two runs on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
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Her fragile condition began to worsen in the weeks after the leak began as she suffered from increasingly labored breathing and extreme headaches, requiring round-the-clock oxygen support by December, according to the lawsuit.
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Morton (14-3) skipped a turn in the rotation with right shoulder discomfort and, while he labored a bit, limited the Red Sox to two runs on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
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But he's stymied by the romance and the gimmick, and the pairing of Clarke and Golding proves an impossible hurdle, making even the seemingly simplest moments — an intimate walk, a heartfelt talk — feel badly labored.
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This major sporting event will see the team's disparaging and racist name widely publicized in the UK, bringing with it the tensions and offense that we have labored tirelessly for years to remove from sport.
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That issue has been at the forefront of each of his congressional hearings even as Sessions has labored to promote the Justice Department's work and priorities, and Tuesday's appearance is unlikely to be an exception.
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This major sporting event will see the team's disparaging and racist name widely publicized in the U.K., bringing with it the tensions and offense that we have labored tirelessly for years to remove from sport.
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Book Entry With the fall of the studio system, when actors labored under long-term employment contracts, came the rise of the talent agents, those mysterious professionals whose job is to procure employment for artists.
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Italy's Prime Minister-designate Giuseppe Conte labored to finalize his cabinet team on Friday as markets tumbled on fears the incoming eurosceptic government will embark on a spending spree that will undermine fragile state finances.
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Schmalberg stayed afloat because his father, who had labored in a woodworking factory run by the Nazis, lived conservatively ("He wasn't driving a Caddy or anything," Mr. Brand said), and was resourceful during lean times.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — In the year and a half since Britain's shocking decision to sever itself from the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May has labored to portray her country's future as one of glorious progress.
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Nevada (8-5) labored against Arkansas State's defensive front throughout the game before coming to life late, going up by 10-7 on Devonte Lee's 1-yard touchdown run with 1 minute 6 seconds left.
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An anti-Semitic rampage in his hometown, Kishinev, soon forced his family to leave for New York, where my great-grandfather labored as a carpenter in the Brooklyn Navy Yard for eight dollars a week.
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"There were a lot of bummed-out people when they found out Dixie Kiefer was among the dead," Mr. Rocco said as he began his labored descent back down the trail blazed by the rescuers.
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The lyrics can be playful, as when Kathryn Hahn's Rabbi Raquel gets a sultry solo about "this specifically Jewish emotional form of A.D.H.D." They can also be, in their labored conceits and rhymes, downright painful.
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Gsellman opened the game with a 10-pitch first inning, but he labored through the next two, negating a Neil Walker two-run homer in the first as the Pirates tied the game, 2-2.
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Half the enslaved population labored on sugar plantations, where even a modest operation had a hundred and fifty slaves who worked year-round, planting, harvesting, and refining the crop, which was sold around the world.
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House Republicans who have labored for months on the tax bill celebrated the vote on Thursday, saying the GOP is on track to put more money in people's pockets and spur investment in new jobs.
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The Trump administration labored to clarify on Monday that it currently has no plans to build its own ultra-fast 5G wireless network, despite publication of a memo that suggested the idea was under consideration.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium labored to a 3-2 victory over Norway on Sunday in a final warm-up match before Euro 2016 that showed off their attacking flair and defensive frailty in near equal measure.
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Hours after a visit to a New Jersey pediatrician, who told Juárez that Mariee should go to the emergency room if her breathing got more labored, Mariee was admitted to a hospital on March 26.
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They found that animals were typically wounded more than 10 times every fight, and that signs of distress like tail swishing, slowing down due to exhaustion, reluctance to move, and labored breathing were all common.
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So Quist's consultants turned to the likes of Alter, a Bay Area resident, who has labored since January to link digitally savvy tech types — many still reeling after Trump's election victory — to progressive candidates and causes.
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You've selected your best photos and labored over a bio that you hope makes you come off intriguing, a little weird, and yet normal in the important ways, but you're still not really finding your people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As fellow Republicans labored to repeal Obamacare this week, U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly swerved off-topic, escalating concerns in his party about his ability to govern the country six months after taking office.
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In their years-long efforts to undermine Cruz's legislative hijinks, Republican operatives labored under the assumption that Cruz would be a thorn-in-the-side senator for life—a political nuisance with real, but circumscribed, power.
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Then, the lesbian couple Bria and Chrissy's "10 Worst Ways To Come Out" video, which at one point features two young girls jumping out of literal closets in the most labored visual metaphor I've ever seen.
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But the most chilling moments come in quietly, like the staticy dissolution of "Salvation," or the part five minutes into the title track that's just Hakim-Bilal's labored breathing and a long roll on a tom.
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The JACK Quartet has made a specialty of nail-bitingly difficult works, including an hourlong piece played in complete darkness and a recent performance in which they labored with rubber restraints and elements of sensory deprivation.
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Mr. Sanders's Brooklyn timbre once labored through Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" ("As I went wawking … that ribbon of highway … I sawr above me … that endless skyway"), but he eventually secured more professional help.
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Republicans will turn a damaging episode for Clinton, one that would otherwise reinforce the specter of mistrust that they have labored so diligently to foster in the public around her, into another spectacle of the absurd.
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Surely some signposts of unrest were discernible many exits ago — the rise in income inequality, scraping away at the middle class; the preponderance of partisan news media; congressional functionality morphing from labored to gridlocked to hopeless.
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Ngannou is not a skilled kicker and this really showed in a couple of his early UFC fights, wherein he would plod around—stop—and then throw a labored, full power right low kick, absolutely naked.
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There were reports Sunday evening of a suspected chlorine attack, with one child killed in eastern Ghouta and 11 people suffering symptoms like labored breathing, according to medical staff supported by the Syrian American Medical Society.
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He was trying to explain what it was and it was always sort of labored, but I think the best way to describe it is, it's really similar to what you guys were doing at Politico.
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IF SUTER'S EARLY paintings expressed a more labored effort to find her voice through natural forms, the environment now seems to speak through her in bursts and sighs — and Suter welcomes the elements into her work.
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He has especially labored to find his form in playoff games when the Dodgers are facing elimination, losing four of his six career starts in those situations with a 6.06 E.R.A., according to Elias Sports Bureau.
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Houston reserves labored for a spell opening the period before Harden re-entered the game and quickly drilled two 3-pointers, the latter coming with 303:47 left in the half for a 55-33 lead.
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The number of women who labored in basement meetings, in consciousness-raising groups, in boardrooms, in unions, in news organizations and in their own kitchens to expand possibilities for women are far too many to count.
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The Republic of Vietnam that Americans labored so long to create never commanded sufficient loyalty among the South Vietnamese people to sustain an army of soldiers willing to fight and die to ensure that nation's survival.
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Marlins RH Paul Clemens (2119-23, 232) Lackey labored through the first two innings Monday against St. Louis but kept the Cubs in the game before suffering a tough-luck loss in a 26-03 defeat.
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The Americans needed two penalties as they labored against a Spain team that often played the more attractive football and captain Megan Rapinoe, whose two penalties settled the outcome, said they had stuck with the basics.
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The Trump administration labored to explain Monday that it currently has no plans to build its own ultra-fast 5G wireless network, despite the publication of a memo that had suggested the idea was under consideration.
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The Knicks dropped to 23-31 after losing Sunday to the Denver Nuggets, the third straight game in which the Knicks fell behind by a huge margin in the first half and labored to mount a comeback.
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Aside for the bed covered with a blue tarp that appears to have protected the very young Twilley from water that leaked from the ceiling, there is a general mood of labored indifference to the entire house.
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The list often includes prominent figures — like Thompson, the Oscar-winning actress who has been in the public eye for decades — as well as people who have labored behind the scenes or in academic or charity positions.
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Over the course of his term, Mr. McCrory, a former mayor of Charlotte, has labored at times to balance his pragmatic inclinations with the more ideological impulses of some of his fellow Republicans, particularly in the legislature.
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Nearly two hours later, Coconut Creek Police found Cruz in a nearby neighborhood in Coral Springs, and took him into custody, then to a local hospital for "labored breathing," the Broward County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday night.
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Seventeen-year-olds Milan Leonard and, Brandon Lee and a few others labored on the project for a year, aided by University of Sydney research chemist Alice Williamson and a research-sharing platform called Open Source Malaria.
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Algorithms are not a silver bullet for our nation's gerrymandering problem, but as Altman has labored to show, they can be effectively incorporated into the political apparatus to make the process of redistricting more transparent and fair.
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The Merseysiders' manager Juergen Klopp decided to leave the most prolific marksman at his disposal, Daniel Sturridge, on the bench for the entire 90 minutes and in his absence the visitors looked cautious and labored in attack.
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This bill would modify the benefit formula so that all Social Security beneficiaries—even those who labored in low-wage, blue collar jobs—will receive benefits equal to at least 6900 percent of the federal poverty level.
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The sound is not worlds away from Silt, but there are multiple electronic flourishes, harmonies that sound decidedly modern, and found sound interludes that Alsarah labored over for in a "very, very methodical process" that took months.
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Displaying labored breathing, lacerations on his body and pneumonia, as well as the contagious and uncomfortable 'seal pox' on his left front flipper, Marmalade was in critical condition when the National Aquarium Animal Rescue team found him.
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It's a labored chronicling of the tragedies that plague India's conscience: the Indira Gandhi emergency, Sikh riots, Kashmir's resistance movement, the Gujarat riots, the Maoist revolution, the oppression of Dalits, the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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But historians say they believe this is the first time that the president of an elite university has met with the descendants of slaves who had labored on a college campus or were sold to benefit one.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — For much of his time in the White House, President Obama has labored to pull the United States out of the Middle East so he could pivot to more promising horizons in Asia.
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Joseph Farah, a 19613-year-old author, had long labored on the fringes of political life, publishing a six-part series claiming that soybeans caused homosexuality and fretting that "cultural Marxists" were plotting to destroy the country.
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Like everything else she had been involved with up to this point, the film has a sense of humor about itself, never too labored in convincing us of anything other than Pamela's already well-grasped Pamela-ness.
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But even when the Booths sit down together for Thanksgiving dinner, and Wilkes, as they call him, provokes a fight about the war, this labored, fragmented play remains frustratingly inert, weighed down by a surfeit of story.
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It recreates the workspace where Saint Laurent labored at his collections, an atelier filled with his sketches, rolls of fabrics and drawers full of beads and lace and which includes his original desk, complete with pin cushion.
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Thus Mr. Pruitt and the other Trump nominees labored to avoid overt denial while signaling to their allies that there is enough doubt to justify inaction on emissions or even rolling back steps the Obama administration took.
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In the nineties, before the accelerator era, startups were usually launched by mid-career engineers or repeat entrepreneurs, who sought millions in venture capital and then labored in secret on something complicated that took years to launch.
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In the description of her vlog, Kalani also revealed that she had labored at home for seven and a half hours, before heading to the hospital and continuing her labor for an additional two and a half hours.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump labored with South Korea&aposs Moon Jae-in Tuesday to keep the highly anticipated U.S. summit with North Korea on track after Trump abruptly cast doubt that the June 12 meeting would come off.
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It is a well-established idea that sitting alone can often provide the right creative space for writing, composing music, making art—basically producing fruitful work that often is much labored over but usually conducive to quality work.
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During his travels, Pompeo labored to defend the bare-bones Trump-Kim statement, saying the United States has not abandoned its demand for complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization despite the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" not appearing in the document.
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Mr. Siebert, who died in 1998, labored for decades to create a dictionary of the Penobscot language, which scholars are completing under the auspices of the Maine Folklife Center and the Penobscot Nation Cultural and Historic Preservation Department.
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The deal teams quietly labored in multiple cities, including New York and Dallas, as well as Nashville, a neutral location chosen specifically because it was thought that no one there would recognize AT&T or Time Warner executives.
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The rescue package will not prevent Puerto Rico from missing the payment due on Friday on a $2 billion debt, and Republican congressional leaders labored to the end to reassure conservatives that the bill is not a bailout.
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The videos were taken on July 28 from police body cameras and dashboard cameras, with some of the images jumbled as the officers ran, and the sound punctuated by gunfire and the officers' own shouting and labored breathing.
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Some Republican lawmakers have criticized the president in private for not holding a prime-time television address to make an argument to the nation why Congress should pass the healthcare reform initiative it had labored over for months.
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The ceremony itself represents the symbolic end of an era, a poignant half-century in modern art history during which scores of experts in Florence, and young apprentices just learning their trade, labored painstakingly to restore priceless works.
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Overall, 41 percent of the mothers who labored lying down had what's known as a spontaneous vaginal birth, when the baby emerges without assistance from tools like forceps or a vacuum and a surgical cesarean delivery isn't needed.
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RENNES, France (Reuters) - Kosovare Asllani and Madelen Janogy scored late on as fancied Sweden labored to a 2-0 victory over women's World Cup debutants Chile in their Group F encounter at Roazhon Park in Rennes on Tuesday.
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But you really don't want to sacrifice what the founders put in place and people have labored to keep and improve for 200 and however many years, 40 years, because of one good year in the stock market.
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Not that such a magnifying glass is ever applied in the staging by Mr. von Stuelpnagel ("Hand to God"), which brings out the more boisterous aspects of Coward's comedy, occasionally to hilarious, but just as often labored, ends.
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Ryan was the one who labored for years and finally succeeded in getting tax reform and tax cuts that will make America competitive again and stimulate economic growth, the two most important words in the domestic policy lexicon.
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"He is nearly 100, losing his hearing and plagued with labored breathing that is unnerving to behold," Andy Webster wrote in reviewing the film for The New York Times when it had a modest theatrical release in 2016.
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Marlins RH Dan Straily (1-3, 4.65) Wainwright labored through five innings in a no-decision versus Milwaukee last time out, permitting four runs while allowing at least 10 hits for the third time in his last five starts.
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The twist, in Booksmart, is that Molly and Amy are two hopeless nerds who've labored mightily over the last four years at their San Fernando Valley high school to get themselves into top-tier colleges (Yale and Columbia, respectively).
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On the podcast, Duff explained that when she gave birth to her son Luca six years ago, she labored at home for as long as possible, but "never thought about absolute natural childbirth," referring to giving birth without drugs.
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Athletics RH Sonny Gray (210-25, 23) Pelfrey labored through five innings in a no-decision versus Texas last time out, giving up five runs on eight hits and surrendering a pair of homers for the second straight start.
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Patriot screwed my father over, paying its CEO millions of dollars in bonus money for finding ways to legally take retirement packages and healthcare plans away from its employees, men who'd labored years in the mines to earn them.
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Two years and an avalanche of releases later, the "divisive" nature of PC Music—and their equally candy-coated affiliate SOPHIE—has been labored over so often, it feels a little boring to continuously position them in this way.
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The Pentagon has labored to prevent the spread of the coronavirus within its ranks, especially with forces in high-risk countries like Italy, which had the highest number of coronavirus-related deaths in the world as of this week.
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Debate continues about how much Mr. Philby contributed to the failure of these and other Anglo-American plots to undermine Communism but, from Russia's perspective, one thing is clear: Western intelligence agencies have labored tirelessly to undermine Russia's interests.
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Conservative Republicans loath to loosen immigration rules remained at odds with moderates pressing to protect young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, as Mr. Ryan and his fellow leaders in the House labored to reach an accord.
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There's much historical material here that's of high interest, and Ms. Swinton's performance of Bell's letters convey Bell's skills as a writer, but the movie is ultimately too conceptually labored for its own good — or that of its subject.
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DEEP STATETrump, the FBI, and the Rule of LawBy James B. Stewart During the 2016 presidential election, one of the two major candidates labored under the shadow of a criminal investigation by the F.B.I. That candidate was Hillary Clinton.
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After beginning his big-league career by going 25-23 with a 2.86 ERA over his first seven starts, Senzatela has labored a bit more over his last two turns, giving up four runs in five frames each time.
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"We got a little bit into that one-on-one game that we do, and it didn't work for us," said Kristaps Porzingis, who labored through another quiet game (11 points, 7 rebounds) while coping with a stomach ailment.
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That includes elements of the U.S. government like the National Economic Council, or NEC, which has labored on elements of a multibillion dollar infrastructure reform bill that could touch on broadband — and wireless internet access through technologies like 5G.
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But on the way, Vadim's breathing became labored and he grew pale, and he was rushed to a Utah hospital and placed on oxygen before being transported to a facility in Salt Lake City where he was put on dialysis.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Lionel Messi converted a penalty as Argentina labored to a 1-603 win over Chile in a World Cup qualifier on Thursday that put them back in the automatic qualifying spots for next year's finals in Russia.
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Bolt labored to a 4003 seconds 100 meters victory in the Czech Republic last month and immediately traveled to see his doctor German Hans-Wilhelm Mueller-Wohlfahrt for some treatment on the back issues that have troubled him for years.
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The president's approval ratings were already in the low 20s thanks to the government's failure to contain the country's drug cartels, as well as a series of human rights scandals, and a labored response to a series of alleged corruption scandals.
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The two sides have run into problems on even small-scale cooperation, such as the Kaesong joint industrial park where workers from both sides labored together until it was shut down in 2016 amid a row over the North's weapons development.
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After thrashing Czech Republic 4-0 a week ago, Australia labored to a 2-1 win against the 51st-ranked hosts in Budapest, a performance which left coach Bert van Marwijk underwhelmed ahead of their Group C opener against France.
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Jae Crowder chipped in a double-double (23 points, 256 rebounds) as well, however, guard Donovan Mitchell labored again for the Jazz, shooting just 244 of 23 while missing all nine of his 563-pointers en route to 256 points.
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Stroman labored through 5 2/3 innings and a season-high 106 pitches Wednesday in Milwaukee, but he still managed to win his fourth straight decision despite giving up two homers and permitting four runs on four hits and four walks.
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Credit...Video by Akos Stiller For The New York Times CSAKVAR, Hungary — Under Communism, farmers labored in the fields that stretch for miles around this town west of Budapest, reaping wheat and corn for a government that had stolen their land.
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The Force Awakens relied heavily on practical effects — a point director J.J. Abrams labored in the run-up to the film's release — but in a galaxy with spaceships, strange aliens, and world-crushing superweapons, some computer-generated work was obviously required.
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It's more labored, more mechanical -- a bend at the waist, more ginger bend at the knees, with a clear search for natural balance -- the kind that at one point left him completely and to this day can still be fleeting.
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It was a reference to a former official state song whose slavery-era lyrics — "this old darkey's heart" who "labored hard for old massa" — stood for a history that Mr. Kaine, a Midwest-born, Harvard-educated former civil rights lawyer, abhorred.
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In reality, the jury has labored for far longer, however, as they were instructed to "start anew" Monday morning with an alternate to replace a juror who had to leave after more than three full days of deliberations last week.
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Each city is partnering with existing Overwatch League team owners to leverage the existing framework that Activision has labored over for the past few years to lay the groundwork for a global, city-based Call of Duty league, the company said.
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Sanders, as someone who once labored in precarious economic circumstances, was relatable in ways that many left-wing populist leaders around the world have historically been relatable; they rose from humble beginnings, and carry with them the anxieties of that precariousness.
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"From the misstatements to the omissions to his labored demeanor, the president sent a message that shook financial markets, disrupted relations with European allies, confused his many viewers and undermined the most precious commodity of any president, his credibility," Dan writes.
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It's an open question whether Musk was being serious or whether he was making kind of a labored weed joke, but as Select All pointed out, if he was serious, his tweet could be seen as a manipulation of the marketplace.
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Once the chemical entered the bloodstream, it would cause the victim's muscles to go into spasms, pupils to shrink to pinpoints, and breathing to become very labored, said Alastair Hay, an emeritus professor of toxicology at the University of Leeds.
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Dr. Bengio noted that he, Dr. Hinton and Dr. LeCun labored on neural networks for decades, even as many in the computer science establishment dismissed them as dabblers in a form of dark magic with few, if any, practical applications.
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" • In a news analysis, a team of our White House correspondents writes: "A president who has labored under the cloud of investigations from almost the moment he took office, Mr. Trump now faces an increasingly grim legal and political landscape.
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How such a hoary contrivance is meant to support a tone of gravity is anybody's guess — and certainly bardolaters have labored hard to justify the Duke's preference for letting events approach disaster instead of pulling the plug on his weird experiment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jermain Defoe justified his recall from the international wilderness by scoring the first goal as England ground out a labored 2-0 win over Lithuania to stay on course for the World Cup finals at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
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Gold prices rose half a percent on Friday as the dollar labored near a three-year low amid heightened fears of a U.S. government shutdown, but the precious metal was still on track for its first weekly drop in six.
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The decision came with United having labored to their worst start for 248 years playing dull, defense-minded football, with Mourinho cutting an ever-angrier figure after each setback, and Sunday's 21-20.7883 loss at Liverpool was one humiliation too far.
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For someone who labored in Republican legal vineyards for decades — in the 1990s, he was a lawyer for Paula Jones, who accused Mr. Clinton of sexual misconduct — Mr. Conway did not cut much of a swath in Washington social circles.
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When she starts at Esquire, the magazine is publishing 10 short stories a year; by the time she leaves, she can barely get anything into print, and her bosses kill a Wallace short story that she has labored on for months.
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Yes, Republicans have labored to promote some of his priorities and look away from his myriad controversies, but they have also shown signs of holding together with Democrats toward mutual goals that are not always in concert with Mr. Trump's.
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Yet for all their swagger, the U.S. hardly looked like world-beaters themselves as they labored to a 2-1 win over Spain, needing two penalties, with the second a highly questionable decision, to make it to the last eight.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson dined for three hours Thursday night with Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and diplomats from both countries labored into the early hours of Friday morning in hopes of announcing at least a few specific measures.
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For four years, he labored to build a mosque for LGBT Muslims in Washington, DC. Frustrated, tired and running out of money, Abdullah gave up and moved to the mountains of Colorado, where the nearest inclusive mosque is an eight-hour drive away.
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For months, CNN has labored to tease various elements of what Beme would ultimately become after Neistat appeared on the cover of the Hollywood Reporter alongside CNN talent and president Jeff Zucker (who originally learned about the YouTube star through his teenaged son).
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I wanted to hear their opinion about the current Caravaggio show, or the show of the Matisse drawings with the strange bias towards his stiffest, most labored work, or about the Egyptian section of the Met which had just seen – but nothing doing.
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Lee, bidding for Malaysia's first Olympic gold medal after winning silver to Lin Dan at Beijing and London, labored early against Singaporean Derek Wong but stepped up a gear to close out the pool match 216-221 212-8 at the Riocentro.
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Sergio Ramos came to their rescue in Sunday's labored 2-1 win over Real Betis with an 81st minute winner, while Alvaro Morata and Cristiano Ronaldo scored late against Villarreal and Las Palmas, salvaging a 3-2 win and 23-3 draw respectively.
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Trump's apostasies may partly explain why he hasn't been able to fill the ranks of the OTSP — unlike Obama, who in the early days of his 2008 campaign labored to pay homage to the Valley, complete with a visit to Google headquarters.
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The third-generation leader of South Korea's top conglomerate was mostly silent at his first court appearance in what has been called the "trial of the century," as his lawyers labored to portray him as an innocent bystander in a graft scandal.
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RHP Jose Fernandez labored early but dominated late on Tuesday, when he didn't factor into the decision after allowing one run on three hits and three walks while striking out five over five innings as the Marlins beat the Mets, 2-1.
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In that regard, this "Grinch," which features Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of the title character, has a good deal in common with "The Lorax," another Illumination Entertainment adaptation of a Seuss staple, which felt similarly labored in fleshing out its story.
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Once he is ensconced in Leisureland, something curious happens—gratifying to fans of Payne's earlier films, such as "Election" (1999) and "The Descendants" (2011), yet disappointing, in the light of the fantastical setup that he has labored, on this occasion, to construct.
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The New York Times previewed the collection and identified some of the items Dylanologists will find most exciting and illuminating: 'BLOOD ON THE TRACKS' Fans have long known about a mysterious notebook in which Mr. Dylan labored over songs for this 1975 album.
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In a labored attempt to make the matter of marriage more of an issue, Ms. Sittenfeld has aged Liz and Jane, putting them on the cusp of turning 40, and concocted money problems for their parents that put financial issues on everyone's mind.
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LE HAVRE, France (Reuters) - Netherlands coach Sarina Wiegman did not hold back after her side labored to a 1-0 win over New Zealand in their women's World Cup opener on Tuesday, slamming players for "strolling" through the match in Le Havre.
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Mike Pence of Indiana faced on Tuesday night, as he labored to defend Donald Trump, a nominee with contempt for many of the principles, much of the policy agenda and all of the dignity of the Republican Party that Mr. Pence cherishes.
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And her performance in "Apologia," a Roundabout Theater Company production directed a bit stiffly by Daniel Aukin, goes some distance in disguising the labored exposition of a work that never quite achieves a natural flow or moves you as much as it should.
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What a breath of fresh air this was in a season unusually saturated with the ballet score: Where the New York Philharmonic's "Rite" in September was labored and unmenacing, this one was terrifying and ultimately more reflective of the primitive, sacrificial dance.
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It's been 10 years since a trio of filmmakers conceived the idea for a visually rich science fiction parable filmed in Japan, but Dust, the short film they labored nearly a decade to make, proves that great art is sometimes worth the wait.
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Although his movement has clearly been labored at times this season, Nowitzki continues to be an effective offensive player, despite operating almost exclusively as a center now after he was widely credited for changing the way the power forward position is played.
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Mr. Nunes, supported by a rotating coterie of conspiracists in Congress and the usual suspects on right-wing cable news, has labored to divert attention from the expanding Russia investigation by tossing out sinister-sounding allegations of wrongdoing by federal law enforcement officials.
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Trump's apostasies may partly explain why he hasn't been able to fill the ranks of the OSTP — unlike Obama, who in the early days of his 2008 campaign labored to pay homage to the Valley, complete with a visit to Google headquarters.
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As the White House labored in March to corral Republican votes for an unpopular health care overhaul measure, Mr. Diaz-Balart asked for assurances from Mr. Trump that he would hold to the hard line on Cuba he laid out in his campaign.
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"Because these are fuzzy questions, and they're new questions, we're not asserting that we've got it tacked down in all particulars," Mitch Daniels, Purdue's president, said in an interview as university officials labored this month over the precise wording of their new policy.
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TAORMINA, Sicily — World leaders on Friday intensified their pressure on President Trump to keep the United States in the Paris climate agreement, as negotiators for seven Western powers labored to bridge differences between Mr. Trump and his counterparts before they depart on Saturday.
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" But Terrell also saw the promise of the ERA for black women: The labor laws of the time, Terrell wrote in an undated article at the time, did not protect black women workers who labored "until five or six o'clock in the morning.
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But his labored efforts to spin a win out of a nearly two-month confrontation with Democrats -- that brought his border wall no closer -- leave little doubt about the victors from the first big showdown in the new era of divided government.
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But when Ms. Bullock broke into movement — flashing almost-bare breasts and quoting some of the angular gestures made famous by Baker — she did so to the accompaniment of total silence, with only the sound of her increasingly labored breath amplified in space.
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It would allow him to unilaterally divert billions of dollars to a border wall and presented his Republican allies on Capitol Hill, who labored on a legislative compromise, with the excruciating choice of either defending their institution or bowing to his whims.
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For months, the Democratic presidential hopefuls have labored to frame 2020 not only as a referendum on an unpopular president, but as a chance to deliver on Democratic priorities ranging from health care and climate change to gun control and criminal justice reform.
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Here's why I think originalism is important to Thomas and it's partly for the reason you just mentioned: He sees it as a kind of permanent reminder of the constraints written into the Constitution under which African Americans have labored for over three centuries.
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Now, he designs those systems for the real world through his company Oblong Industries, which has labored to create a full stack of collaborative tools for business users that are every bit as high-tech as the ones Underkoffler dreamt up for the silver screen.
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"Sudan labored so hard to restore peace and stability and because of that we have the current prevailing peace agreement in South Sudan and it is a guarantor," Martin Elia Lomoro, South Sudan's cabinet affairs minister, said in a meeting with international ceasefire monitors.
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When Memphis pulled to within 2023-2202 on a Green layup with 2179:23 remaining in the third quarter, Harden delivered four free throws, a transition 3-pointer, and two additional treys before his transition dunk provided Houston the working margin its labored to build.
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Rescue crews labored through the night to find the unknowable number of people still buried under the rubble of Wednesday's 6.2-magnitude earthquake in central Italy, which has already been blamed for killing at least 247 people and injuring hundreds upon hundreds of others.
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For Paul Ryan, a Long, Labored Path Leading Away From Donald Trump House Republicans in Close Races Worry Trump's Problems May Hurt Them Rise of Saudi Prince Shatters Decades of Royal Tradition At the convention, Mr. Thiel sounded a populist tone rarely heard among entrepreneurs.
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The U.S. House of Representatives delayed a vote on legislation to begin dismantling Obamacare as Trump and leaders in Congress labored to find enough support among fellow Republicans for their version of a new federal healthcare policy, according to a senior House Republican aide.
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For many years, health care policymakers of all stripes have labored to develop policies that move beyond simply paying for services rendered to incorporating incentives to improve the quality of care provided in reimbursement methodologies, all while achieving clinical and administrative efficiencies and savings.
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But once the novel shakes off its labored start, "Zero K" reminds us of Mr. DeLillo's almost Day-Glo powers as a writer and his understanding of the strange, contorted shapes that eternal human concerns (with mortality and time) can take in the new millennium.
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Along with Daniel Boulud and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Mr. Bouley led a culinary vanguard — "a light style of French cooking, which paved the way for many, many, many things," said George Mendes, the chef at Aldea and Lupulo, who labored at Bouley in the 1990s.
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The defending champion struggled with his form and fitness in a labored 6-3 5-7 6-2 6-1 win over Poland's Jerzy Janowicz on Monday, adding a right elbow issue to the left wrist injury that has dogged him in recent months.
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Liberals labored for decades after World War II to establish a national health care system, suffering repeated failures until Obama enacted the least-disruptive—and, thus, least transformative—set of reforms that could conceivably guarantee Americans in every stage of life insurance against medical catastrophe.
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But Mr. Chamisa has labored to keep the opposition unified: A leading member of the alliance, Thokozani Khupe, broke away to run a rival faction with Joice Mujuru, a former vice president whom Mr. Mugabe purged in 2014, after accusing her of plotting a coup.
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Moreover, in the aftermath of the Depression, the resurgent confidence of young and old alike had been quickened by Lindbergh's relative youth and by the graceful athleticism that contrasted so starkly with the serious physical impediments under which FDR labored as a polio victim.
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She has made sculptures that fill rooms and tiny cookies shaped like vaginas; she has used dry ice and fireworks; she has mounted performances in houses, in parks, at universities and in museums; she has engaged in collaborations and labored, alone, on large series.
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When wealthy planters transitioned from largely white indentured servitude to black chattel slavery in the second half of the 17th century, they feared that poor whites who labored alongside slaves and sometimes took them as lovers would rebel with them or help them escape.
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Then they gave their new coach, John Beilein, an even longer contract that compels them to stick with the former Michigan man even though Beilein has predictably labored to connect with N.B.A. players after making the jump from college to the pros at age 66.
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The Washington Post's Isaac Stanley-Becker and Tony Romm report: The Iowa Democratic Party, in partnership with national Democratic officials, has labored to make the caucuses more transparent and to fend off the sort of confusion and conspiracy theories that marred the process in 215.
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Yet at the time the Cold War was ending, the Democrats were calling for a "peace dividend" that included substantial cuts in the defense budget, and Mr. Powell, working closely with Mr. Cheney, labored hard, and for the most part successfully, to resist those efforts.
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Ethics-concerned lawmakers and experts who have labored for years to persuade Congress to regulate itself over apparent conflicts of interest were surprised by POLITICO's findings because Congress passed a law designed to curb lawmaker insider trading and stock trades just five years ago.
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Credit...Gianni Cipriano for The New York Times PRATO, Italy — Like everyone in her family and most of the people in the factories where she labored in this town nurtured by the textile trade, Roberta Travaglini counted herself an unwavering supporter of the political left.
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I thought that we'd fought that battle in the 1970s and '80s, when thousands of teachers in schools and colleges across the land labored to create curriculums to replace the monochromatic narrative of the deeds of white men that then passed for real American history.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The third-generation leader of South Korea's top conglomerate was mostly silent at his first court appearance in what has been called the "trial of the century," as his lawyers labored to portray him as an innocent bystander in a graft scandal.
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Defending champion Williams, who won the first of her three Roland Garros crowns in 2002, started slowly for the second day running, her early play littered with the unforced errors that had characterized Thursday's labored three-set quarter-final win against Kazakh Yulia Putintseva.
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For more than two decades, Christo has labored to create a work called "Over the River" in Colorado — a canopy of silvery fabric that was to have been suspended for two weeks over 42 miles of the Arkansas River, a flowing, billowing liquid mirror.
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Commissioned by the armory and created by Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, this interactive production for audiences 10 and older illuminates the life of Fanny Mendelssohn (1805-47), a gifted composer and performer who largely labored in the shadow of her more famous younger brother, Felix.
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Its worst offenses may be that it rendered nearly invisible the black women who labored in the suffragist vineyard and that it looked away from the racism that tightened its grip on the fight for the women's vote in the years after the Civil War.
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As the Rockets eased their way to a 118-87 victory in Game 1 of their first-round series, Beverley applied an inhumane amount of defensive pressure on the Thunder's Russell Westbrook, who labored through one of the more difficult games of his career.
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While there has been speculation Jon Jones could step into the main event at UFC 200 to fight for the light heavyweight title, the former champion's labored win over Ovince Saint Preux on Sunday may have prompted White to give his most bankable asset another chance.
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That included James Baker (Geoff Pierson) emerging as a cool head in the shooting's wake, Secretary of State Alexander Haig (Patrick St. Esprit) famously proclaiming he was in charge, and a frantic Nancy insisting on being at her husband's side as doctors labored to save him.
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After Brazil labored to another scoreless draw in its second Olympics match, this time against Iraq, a low-ranked team from a war-torn country with one World Cup appearance to its name, now might be time for fans of the Seleção to press the panic button.
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Far Cry as a series has always labored over transforming beautiful, distant places into chaotic playgrounds—these are even the words Hay uses to describe the series, "beauty and chaos"—and it has often done so with limited or mishandled interest in the inhabitants of these places.
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Miller labored through one more inning, giving up another hit and walk and driving his pitch count higher than it has been all season but ending up with a scoreless frame all the same, before Cody Allen came on to wrap things up in the ninth.
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As an adult cook, I labored to reproduce it by making homemade chicken potpies: blanching tiny cubes of fresh peas and carrots, poaching organic chicken breasts and stirring all manner of herbs and spices into my white sauce in an attempt to wake up the taste.
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Set in the wilting salad days of Studio 54, the New York dance emporium that became the Emerald City of hedonism in the late 1970s, this labored marriage of fact and fiction may begin when its cast of revelers is still pretending to have a good time.
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Now imagine how refugees of limited means and limited English language must feel as their children are kidnapped by the very state that they labored so hard to reach — what guilt for their well-intentioned efforts to give them a better life away from violence and poverty.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has labored zealously to cut federal regulations, but its latest move has still astonished some experts on health care: It has asked for recommendations to relax rules that prohibit kickbacks and other payments intended to influence care for people on Medicare or Medicaid.
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WASHINGTON — As the $26 billion blockbuster merger between T-Mobile and Sprint teetered this summer, Makan Delrahim, the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, labored to rescue it behind the scenes, according to text messages revealed this week in a lawsuit to block the deal.
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The leaders of MoveNY have labored for years, pushing to build support for a specific system of congestion pricing in New York City that they hope would reduce traffic congestion in Manhattan's central business district while raising revenue that could be invested in mass transit options.
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China swatted aside Guam, with Yang Xu scoring four goals in a 7-33 win in Group A, while Syria labored to a 2-1 victory over the Maldives following Ahmad Al Salih's 65th-minute sending-off to join the Chinese on six points from two games.
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This is the story of two quests for a sickle cell cure — one by the Obando family, and one by a determined scientist at Boston Children's Hospital, Dr. Stuart Orkin, 73, who has labored against the disease since he was a medical resident in the 1970s.
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Early-season episodes of "Homeland" tend to be a bit labored, as the elaborate machinery of the plot is put into place, and having only two episodes to review (presumably a defense against spoilers) makes it impossible to tell how well-oiled the machinery will be.
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Resembling less a brand reset than a victory lap on home turf for the 61-year-old Mr. Del Vecchio, the event was an unabashedly lavish statement by a man who long labored under the shadow of his father, a self-made billionaire raised in an orphanage.
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