I think I could lend a hand to Mark Zuckerberg.
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Omo, he says, could hopefully lend a hand to his efforts.
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Former President George W. Bush will lend a hand to Sen.
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One hopes faculty members will lend a hand to these efforts.
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In restaurants, the GammaChef could lend a hand to the human cooks.
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He will also lend a hand to Mr Shadary (or any other winner).
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They're always willing to pitch in and lend a hand to make things smoother.
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At the same time, be prepared to lend a hand to less-experienced writers.
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Ted Cruz is willing to lend a hand to Donald Trump, he said Tuesday.
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As Google's Doodle blog advises, "Let's all lend a hand to someone in need today."
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Giving Tuesday is a great opportunity for us to lend a hand to someone in need.
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Still, this is the moment when the fortunate need to lend a hand to the vulnerable.
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And the federal government is doing everything it can to lend a hand to predatory employers.
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The couple's neighbor then appears in the frame to lend a hand to Jeannie with the tube.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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So, John Oliver apparently just bought Russell Crowe's jockstrap to lend a hand to a video store.
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Spike lets family and doctors lend a hand to diabetes patients by sending them real-time alerts about their stats.
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This wasn't a heartless place after all, I thought; Americans were more than willing to lend a hand to a stranger.
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Make sure that throughout your successful career you always lend a hand to other ball-busting babes with growing social media footprints.
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I will not lend a hand to a civil war ... Knesset members, citizens of Israel, in these days our people need unity.
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Jolie Pitt often uses her platform to both speak out about the global refugee crisis and personally lend a hand to those displaced.
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Macall said she wanted to lend a hand to these incoming refugees, to show them that those viewpoints did not represent all Americans.
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In addition, Ford rolled out a program, "Build to Lend a Hand," to provide customers with vehicle-payment relief for up to six months.
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Banks are eager to lend a hand to first-time homebuyers, but that doesn't mean you should borrow as much as they'll loan you. Why?
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"GoFundMe is proud to be a place where people come together to lend a hand to those they care most about," said spokesperson Katherine Cichy.
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Below is a list of events in major cities on both Friday and Saturday that you can attend to lend a hand to the cause.
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Volunteer Florida is trying to mobilize members of the community (or those from other states who want to lend a hand) to provide relief for victims.
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It's time for the president to answer the call and help lend a hand to the recovery and rebuilding of our country from three powerful storms.
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These tragedies call for a leader willing to lend a hand to his people without hesitating, without humiliating, without re-victimizing and without blaming the people.
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And isn't it obvious that we should all want to lend a hand to those citizens who make the societally essential, forward-looking choice to become parents?
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Terry McAuliffe, rushed to Dulles Airport to lend a hand to those being detained by Customs and Border Patrol, Stewart released a fiery statement supporting Trump's policy.
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We know machine learning is already proving its worth in the financial services sector, so there's no reason why it can't lend a hand to enterprise technology.
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The most promising opportunity for the Trump administration and Congress to lend a hand to Rust Belt communities would be to enact a sweeping infrastructure renewal program.
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Wouldn't it want a student who could lend a hand to all the perfect résumé children who may not have yet committed a disgrace, but who will?
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The dialogue — overly earnest with the exception of some not-quite-timely slang and plenty of mean-girl fat-shaming — doesn't lend a hand to the characterization.
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But, one woman has devised a pretty foolproof test to lend a hand to men who don't know how to behave appropriately around the women they work with.
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"Given this staggering decline, we may start to hear more rhetoric about the fiscal stimulus, which could lend a hand to the higher dollar/yen argument," he said.
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Now Weil will lend a hand to Strava, which lets runners and cyclers post maps of their routes, track their physical activity and connect with potential workout buddies.
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We don't want to lend a hand to make the crowd look better than it was and help foment a confrontation that gives them what they're looking for.
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But for the foreseeable future, more sperm banks will be advertising for donors who "have what it takes" and are willing to lend a hand to modern families everywhere.
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On Monday, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer announced his inaugural concert to benefit VetsAid, his new non-profit to lend a hand to veterans and their families.
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Increasingly, businesses are playing a leading role, as more and more corporations and small businesses, alike, focus on sustainability and how they can lend a hand to the planet.
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Days after she was forced to flee her Malibu home due to the raging Woolsey Fire, Lady Gaga stopped by a shelter to lend a hand to those in need.
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Lisa steps out of Cinderella's pumpkin carriage; Marge uses her vacuum as a broom while Snowball and Santa's Little Helper lend a hand to the strains of "Whistle While You Work".
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There are a number of factors that converged at a key time to lend a hand to some of Europe's most troubled banks, S&P Global Ratings analysts said in a report.
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While directly dealing with fake news and its overt power over journalism is complicated, the best Facebook can do is try to lend a hand to publishers and readers in other ways.
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Combining an easy-to-use subscription payment model with food donation, the organization hopes to make it more accessible than ever to lend a hand to feed the city's growing homeless population.
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And all of us, rather than shaming and blaming, can use our resources to lend a hand to people who don't have access to that information to be able to transform their lives.
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But I will say the stuff does lend a hand to poundcake, making it glossy-crumbed and high-risen, the soda providing zip and loft above the regular sugar, flour, eggs and oil.
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The official start of NFL free agency is mere days away, meaning it's time for fans and the media to lend a hand to the league in its ongoing mission to suppress player wages.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said Trump is full of "baloney and bluster" and has shown through his actions that he is an anti-union candidate who won't lend a hand to struggling workers.
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"I think that they need to stop and speak directly to community members and figure out what way can he leverage his influence and star power to lend a hand to meaningful PrEP awareness."
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As we continue to debate how to best lend a hand to the millions of Americans who have yet to enjoy the fruits of our improving economy, government and social service providers need to work together.
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But, with the upcoming release of EA's sophomore UFC game on the horizon getting the MMA community in a frenzy, I hope I can perhaps lend a hand to anyone who wishes to beat people up via the Internet.
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And as the Girls stars point out, there are lots of ways to lend a hand to support: giving someone a phone call, calling out something hurtful, offering a ride to get someone access to medical attention or counseling, or even just listening.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will lend a hand to Bangladesh's central bank as it sues to recoup losses from one of the world's largest cyber heists, even while the Philippine bank targeted by the lawsuit on Friday called it baseless and beyond U.S. jurisdiction.
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The 51-year-old actor has teamed up with the UN Refugee Agency to lend a hand to the scores of refugees fleeing war-torn Syria, as well as to research the crisis as a whole in the country that hosts over one million displaced and uprooted individuals.
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Bestselling management author Suzy Welch says it's never too early in your career to lend a hand to other employees, even those more senior, and that finding a way to provide that support is a great way for early-career employees to develop a reputation as a team player.
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" The school chancellor described George -- whose friends called her "Ruthie" -- as an honors student "who dreamed of becoming a physical therapist to heal people and who was always there to lend a hand to her peers, many of whom would seek her out because of her compassion for others.
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The government shutdown may be entering its second month with no clear end in sight, but one noble cannabis website has decided to lend a hand to some of the 800,000 furloughed federal workers who aren't getting paid—by offering them free medical weed for as long as the shutdown lasts.
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Yet to see the attacks only that way is to miss the one element that might buoy the national spirit: In nearly every terrorist episode here, ordinary individuals risked their own safety to try to halt the attack or to lend a hand to the wounded rather than running away.
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SINGAPORE/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's return to higher interest rates could lend a hand to beleaguered counterparts in Japan and Europe and signal the end of a long cycle of monetary stimulus across Asia, as central banks from Beijing to Ankara to London reacted on Thursday to the U.S. policy change.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) will lend a hand to Democratic Senate candidate Katie McGinty, bringing his progressive star power to Pennsylvania.
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Ben Carson says he will lend a hand to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE constructing a substitute for ObamaCare.
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First, the Environmental Protection Agency under President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE announced the rollback of methane regulations to lend a hand to oil and gas companies.
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Can't ye lend a hand to the spalpeen while you're doing nothing?
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In Saklolo (Help!), news reporters Maan Macapagal and Dominic Almelor lend a hand to people stuck in accidents, calamity or the cycle of maltreatment. The segment formerly aired every Wednesday. It premiered on December 5, 2012 and ended on July 10, 2013.
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Many projects in the Pune area have been, and continue to be, assisted by Sangam's staff, participants and friends. Over the years, as Sangam grew so did the opportunity to lend a hand to other organisations. The centre started to work closely with other new community partners in Pune. Participants started to visit and share the work of partners.
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The state is an instrument of holiness, not holiness itself, an instrument of a precept, not a precept. Even Rabbi [Joseph B.] Soloveitchik wrote that he would not lend a hand to unreserved subjugation to the state. That is idolatry. When the state behaves like a state of all of its residents, and not as a Jewish state, the attitude changes.
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Her characters Molly, Jake, Sammy and Rosie emphasized her day to day stories of Jewish immigration to America.Michele Hilmes, Radio Voices: American Broadcasting, 1922-1952 (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1998). Immigrant life and the Goldberg family struggle were familiar and relatable to many families during this point in American history. Radio seemed to lend a hand to new settlers and produced a common place to tie patriotism and families together.
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With this aim, > there has been an extensive program of environmental weed control and > revegetation with natives, which has been fairly successful. A major part of > this work has been the encouragement of the whole community to lend a hand > to undertake the work.’ > Our judge stated, ‘The level of community involvement, along with > partnerships between Landcare and council, in restoration and maintenance > work at the beach is very impressive indeed.
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The investigation revealed that Breaking the Silence had tried to obtain classified information about "troop deployment, operational methods and mission procedures." In 2018, the organization put up faux demolition notices on the homes of members of the left-wing NGO HaMoked. The faux demolition notice stated "The demolition of terrorist houses prevents the next attack. Do not help terror and do not lend a hand to the next murder!" and concluded with "demolition order".
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" It was also described by IGN's Audrey Drake as one of the best Mario enemies, stating that "Are they evil, spiny-tossing fiends out to destroy the Mushroom Kingdom? Are they RTVF dropouts whose day job is following Mario around with a camera? Or are they racing fans, always around to lend a hand to a fallen kart racer? Whatever they are, they've certainly contributed a lot to the Mushroom Kingdom through their various jobs.
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This memorandum has been described as "brilliant, lengthy and eccentric". It argued that help should be sought from the Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury: "Nobody is in too high a place to lend a hand to defend creation." He also argued that "new tycoons" be asked for money to create a "shining monument in history". Nicholson checked the plausibility of setting up such a fund by showing the memorandum to Guy Mountfort, the head of a major advertising agency.
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Eugenio seeks work from an acquaintance, who throws him in a bad way, so he decides to contact the priest of the church where he was going to steal. The man offers him to lend a hand to a gentleman who gets by, by picking up the cardboard: Eugenio accepts. In the evening he goes to Caritas, waits until closing time but Paola does not arrive. Then he goes disconsolately to the station, where he meets her.
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Everyone can lend a hand to children to live a life of fullness by being volunteers of the Home. The "Voluntary Specialist Recruitment Scheme", recruiting voluntary helpers with special talents such as photography, video production, home design, graphic design, translation, communication, database management, etc. was set up for eagar youths who wish to assist in the activities organised by the Home. Applications for individual volunteers aged 21 or above, who are mature and independent, are welcomed to join in the big family.
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She is disdainful at first, but soon begins to lend a hand to putting food on the table. She hunts for the family, when one night she gets chased by jackals, and is saved by a tribe called the Suud. The lady who saved her, Maok, teaches her "magic" or how to speak to spirits of things like fire and water, trees and animals. She leaves the tribe after a month or two and returns to the countryside family to the news of her father's death.
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As part of El Puente's goal to improve their local community, they are working towards HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention. The reason for their interest in the HIV/AIDS awareness campaign is because there is a connection between Puerto Ricans and HIV/AIDS. The efforts towards fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic could not be done without the co-foundation of Latino Commission on AIDS and initiation of the ongoing HIV/AIDS Adolescent Drama Company: Teatro El Puente in America. El Puente has been awarded grants that lend a hand to fighting HIV/AIDS.
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Anastasia Guadalupe García Zavala was born in 1878 in Zapopan to Fortino García and Refugio Zavala de García; her father was a religious store merchant and his shop was located in front of the basilica to which she made frequent visits to. Her baptism was celebrated in the parish of Saint Peter the Apostle. Those who knew her best as a child saw her as nice and likeable as well as an altruistic person who was willing to lend a hand to those who needed help the most. Her First Communion was on 8 September 1887 at the Zapopan basilica.
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Whereas the bottom-up approach is almost exclusively assigned to the functionalist standpoint, the top-bottom perspective can lend a hand to either side of the argument. Intentionalists use the top-bottom approach to solidify their conclusion that the intent to kill the Jews was always present in the higher-ranked officials. For this idea, they point specifically to Hitler's Mein Kampf, where he, essentially, calls for the extermination of European Jews. Therefore, the idea goes that Hitler, who intended to eradicate Europe of Jews, passed down an order (physical evidence of which has never been found) to eliminate all Jews in Europe.
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Barda and Scott then reside in the suburbs of Connecticut and are active adventurers.Orion #25 (June 2002) Barda never hesitates to lend a hand to her friends when her power and expertise are needed. Barda accompanies Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman to Apokolips to rescue Supergirl from Darkseid's clutches,Superman/Batman #11-12 (August–September 2004) and accepts an invitation from Oracle to become the heavy-hitter on the Birds of Prey.Birds of Prey #100 (January 2007) A similar-looking character named Little Barda appeared as a member of the Teen Titans in 52 #21; the character leaves the group in the same issue.
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On 1 September 1939, Germany invades Poland and after which the regulation was promulgated that all Polish Jews should move to the newly created Warsaw Ghetto. As in all the ghettos, a Judenrat was appointed and was responsible for the administration of the ghetto. The film tells the moral dilemmas faced by Adam Czerniaków (Donald Sutherland), head of the Judenrat in the Warsaw Ghetto, who was ordered to carry out orders of the German authorities, including sending Jews to the Treblinka Concentration Camp. A group of Polish Jews decide to rebel against the Germans and not to lend a hand to the murder of their brethren.
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The Association for Palestinian Products, later known as the Product Loyalist Alliance, was established in Tel Aviv, Palestine in the mid-1930s to promote products of the Jewish community.Segev, 2000, p. 389. In common with the Battalion for the Defence of the Language the Association attempted to impose national loyalty on people as part of their daily routine, declaring, "Every man and woman in the Yishuv, without regard to faction or party, must lend a hand to this important effort, directed at strengthening the economy and against the enemies of our rebirth." Volunteer product loyalists patrolled markets and threatened merchants who sold Arab products.
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He had taken part in the affairs of Spain in the hope of receiving an important stronghold, but could not get it, all these having been filled. He then went to Italy lend a hand to Robert Guiscard, prince of Salerno, but history repeated itself: he won the prestigious family alliances, since married the daughter of Robert Guiscard, but had no important fiefdom. Probably tired of these distant adventures or maybe just mellowed by age, he did not participate in the first crusade launched by Pope Urban II in 1095, just as his son did not. He took advantage of the absence of his neighbors by seeking to expand his domain to Champagne.
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The press, if they mentioned Studebaker at all, might have just stated an after thought like Road & Track did in 1966, saying in a new-car issue that "Studebakers are still being built," or like another publication "doing everything but turning over." There were no North American auto publications willing to lend a hand to the oldest vehicle maker in the world, save the Canadian Track and Traffic. The operation could have succeeded and even thrived, especially under a plan whereby Canadian Motor Industries (CMI) would take over Studebaker production and plants, thereby releasing the board and South Bend once and for all. This plan which included distribution rights for Toyota, and rebadging some Isuzu Belletts as Studebakers.
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On the trip, they encounter many incidences where they lend a hand to save the weak such as stepping in to prevent the burning at the stake of a local girl who was impregnated out of wedlock and saved her life. On the road they encounter Qianlong's men who were intent on capturing them alive and to not hurt them at Qianlong's orders. Xiaoyanzi and Jinsuo are captured and taken away separately while Ziwei falls out of the carriage and temporarily loses her eyesight. Xiao Jian and Yongqi rescue Xiaoyanzi and are horrified to find a reclusive, terrified, and blind Ziwei while keeping the emotionally strained Erkang at arm's length after being afraid of becoming a permanent burden to him.
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Sometimes floods on the numerous rivers which traverse the country would carry away the balsa, a kind of wooden raft used for ferrying, and the coach would be unable to proceed; sometimes, because of rains or the roughness of the roads, the coach would upset and the passengers would have to lend a hand to the mayoral in order to right it, if they wished to continue the journey. At that period, therefore, communication was carried on by means of these mail coaches, and the name DILIGENCIA printed at the top of the first stamps of Uruguay indicates that the mail was sent from Montevideo to the other cities of the country by them. These stamps were used solely for the domestic service.
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In December, Chola and Kaumba signed three-year professional contracts with Africa Sports of Ivory Coast.Mulando, John “Kaumba, Chola sign contracts” Sunday Times of Zambia, 11 December 1983, p.8 However, the two returned home in July 1984 and it turned out that a major sponsor of Africa Sports had pulled out so this changed the fortunes of the club and they decided to return to Zambia.Mulando, John “Chola, Kaumba get the boot?” Times of Zambia, 10 August 1984, p.8 The duo arrived just in time to lend a hand to Dynamos final push for the league championship. Chola missed a penalty when Dynamos suffered their only league loss in October 1984, a 2-0 defeat to eventual runners-up Mufulira Wanderers but Dynamos avenged this a week later when they whipped Wanderers 4-1 in the reverse fixture at Arthur Davies Stadium.
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Frederick Jr. was the third eldest of five children born to the Douglass family, comprising three sons and two daughters. As a youngster while still under his parent’s roof he joined them as active members and conductors of the Underground railroad, receiving fugitives at their Rochester, New York home; feeding and clothing them, and providing safe, warm shelter as they made their way from bondage to freedom, which for many of these meant escape to Canada. Years later, his younger brother Charles would recall: “We have often had to get up at midnight to admit a sleigh-load and start fires to thaw the fugitives out. Every member of the family had to lend a hand to this work and it was always cheerfully performed.” The first residence for his family was at the house of Nathan and Polly Johnson, who were African-Americans who regularly sheltered people seeking freedom from slavery at their home.
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