We have lifted bodies with our hands, lifted heads that are separate, lifted legs that are separate, and put them all together into graves.
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And just as he has lifted the lineup, Reyes has lifted spirits.
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"It's the women of America who in every real sense throughout our history have lifted our communities, have lifted our families, have lifted our nation," Pence said.
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He has lifted their bottom lines like Atlas lifted planet Earth, on his mighty shoulders.
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Polanski trying to get warrant lifted Polanski is trying to have his outstanding international arrest warrant lifted.
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The Chinese people lifted themselves from poverty when the CCP finally lifted its boot from their necks.
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Now that cloud has been lifted -- and not just lifted, but in such complete and convincing terms.
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He lifted huge bricks from a pile and dropped them into rope sacks that a crane operator lifted skyward.
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Evacuation orders were lifted for the city of Napa, and they might be lifted soon for folks in Sonoma County.
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When I was 18, and martial law was lifted, and book bans were lifted, I was able to read a lot of books.
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It was not immediately clear why the ban was lifted but other airlines in Turkey, the UAE, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Morocco all announced in recent days that bans on their flights were lifted or in the process of being lifted.
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"It can be lifted in stages so we're starting at 10% and it can be lifted up to well beyond 25%," the President said.
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US finally lifted the hold on military aid on September 11On September 11, Taylor learned the US finally lifted the hold on the military aid.
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She had assumed that the ban would be lifted in time for the Games, as an earlier ban on Kuwait had been lifted before London.
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Better-than-expected ISM Manufacturing and construction spending numbers also lifted the markets mid-morning--notably bond yields spiked on that, and banks lifted at the same time.
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" - Harry, 30 "Lifted my shirt licked my nipple.
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"The Chinese stock market crash and the unease it's created ... lifted gold prices higher," Natixis analyst Bernard Dahdah said, referencing last week's rally that lifted prices to two-month highs.
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In terms of the number affected, in 2011, roughly 4 million persons were lifted out of poverty and another 3.5 million were lifted out of deep poverty by SNAP benefits.
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"In the way that the Internet was lifted by porn, cargo drones will be lifted by khat," the stimulant leaf that's ubiquitous in parts of Africa and the Middle East.
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The laptop ban, as it came to be known, was lifted in pieces as airports and airlines reportedly introduced new security measures, and it was lifted everywhere after about four months.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Rio Tinto lifted force majeure on Jan.
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The torrid stretch has lifted Flores' overall average from .
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Today, the US Commerce Department temporarily lifted part of the ban for ZTE until August 1st, and it might be fully lifted afterward if ZTE is in compliance with the government's requirements.
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A more dovish U.S. Federal Reserve outlook and a weaker dollar had lifted gold on Thursday, although it later steadied as optimism about U.S.-China trade talks lifted appetite for riskier assets.
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He played basketball and lifted weights with his male ministers.
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His arguido status was lifted due to lack of evidence.
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The Ariane 5 rocket carrying BepiColombo successfully lifted off Saturday.
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As two years have passed, the ban has been lifted.
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I definitely want to get my boobs lifted one day.
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That ban was lifted Tuesday after appeals by media outlets.
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"The 'Curse of Correlation' has lifted, for now," Colas wrote.
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Sooner or later, of course, these measures will be lifted.
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The gas is being lifted from Azerbaijan's Shah Deniz field.
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Ryacudu was hopeful that restrictions on Kopassus could be lifted.
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The U.S. central bank has lifted rates twice this year.
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And it would likely gain if those sanctions were lifted.
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Do you think the sanctions on Russia should be lifted?
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Scott lifted her words from the letters she sent him.
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Keith Richards famously said he lifted all of Berry's licks.
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Is there a weight lifted off of the cast's shoulders?
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Since it's rubber, there's no adjustable feet for lifted comfort.
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But when the nun lifted it up, its limbs dangled.
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Over and over, people were successfully seeing the ban lifted.
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Lifted to heaven, I would then be improved, made incorruptible.
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Tighter supplies have lifted West Coast fuel prices, encouraging imports.
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The United States partially lifted sanctions on COSCO last Friday.
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That ban was lifted after a public apology on Saturday.
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Eleanor lifted Kingsley's arm and held it against her chest.
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Pete Buttigieg: Sure, it's lifted so many out of poverty.
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And all of a sudden I just felt it lifted.
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Then fake Johnny lifted fake Baby up in a lift.
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With the 1998 update, the visa cap lifted to 13,000.
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Apollo 8 lifted off on the morning of December 21st.
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Still under his arm, she was lifted along with him.
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"It's lifted my spirits knowing I'm not alone," she said.
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Suddenly, Ali lifted his left arm, leaving his midsection exposed.
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Brandon has contacted me since the order lifted, just once.
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Evacuation notices have also lifted on some towns in Fukushima.
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He personally asked for this gag order to be lifted.
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Kyung said North Korea likely lifted blueprints for these vessels.
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If she runs, the veil of celebrity will be lifted.
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When she lifted something really, really, really, really heavy. 3.
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The board has lifted rates at its last three meetings.
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In 1987 martial law was lifted after nearly 40 years.
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After an appeal last year, his jail sentence was lifted.
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I lifted two heroes [sandwiches] on the way over here.
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If the tariffs are lifted, some Chinese demand will recover.
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Honestly, it was like a weight lifted off my shoulders.
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The dollar's early dip also lifted some emerging markets currencies.
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Pineda was lifted after allowing the home run to Bogaerts.
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Our voices and community need to be lifted and centered.
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As of Sunday evening, all evacuation orders had been lifted.
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The last of the capital controls were lifted in 2015.
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In early April he lifted the ban on foreign users.
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The blood matched DNA samples lifted from the girl's toothbrush.
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So she lifted up her shirt to expose her belly.
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We are filled with wonder and our soul is lifted.
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A rise in oil prices lifted energy stocks by 1.21%.
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That was a huge weight lifted off of my shoulders.
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The advisory was lifted in the third zone on Friday.
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Japan's Nikkei climbed 0.85 percent, lifted by a weaker yen.
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The day I arrived at my Airbnb, a weight lifted.
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J.P. Crawford then lifted a sacrifice fly to right field.
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Former DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz lifted it for 2016.
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Davies was lifted for a pinch hitter in the fifth.
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Suddenly Democrats' gloom lifted -- even as Trump's poll numbers sagged.
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Someone took advantage of the chaos and lifted Beck's guitar.
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Charlie Culberson lifted a lazy flyball for the second out.
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Sounds like a huge weight's been lifted off his shoulders.
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Those limits on activities could be lifted in 90 days.
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That lifted gold, which is priced in the U.S. currency.
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The accord has lifted crude to about $50 a barrel.
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Rising steel prices have lifted steel companies' profits and shares.
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Wall Street's strength lifted the mood in the Tokyo market.
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Theo Epstein has officially lifted two curses in two cities.
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Hale was lifted after allowing two hits in the ninth.
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Canada Life lifted the suspension of its funds last week.
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Boehmermann had appealed for the partial ban to be lifted.
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The central bank has already lifted rates twice this year.
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This ban was not lifted until about three weeks ago.
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Tesla lifted this limitation in response to customer complaints, however.
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What will it take for the advisory to be lifted?
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Russia's MOEX index gained 1.5 percent, lifted by energy stocks.
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He's lifted a ban on military gear for local police.
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In March 2017, remaining capital controls on residents were lifted.
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But these days, those capital controls have generally been lifted.
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Restrictions on who can import the stuff were also lifted.
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"All groundstops have been lifted," Delta said in a statement.
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He lifted a forehand over sprawling Kings G Jonathan Quick.
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He has lifted spirits just by not being Ms Rousseff.
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Now, when we lifted off, we did the same thing.
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Neither of them lifted a hoof in the Kentucky Derby.
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The supplies that were lifted in by sea and air.
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The gag order was lifted only a few weeks ago.
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A shelter in place order was lifted after several hours.
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Shelters are gradually closing as more evacuation orders are lifted.
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They didn't have to do anything to get it lifted.
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The bans, in place since 2016, were lifted on Oct.
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As if lifted, there would be anything under the veil.
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Iran says it will not negotiate until sanctions are lifted.
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The administration eventually lifted those restrictions, despite the widespread outcry.
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Now, with the driving ban lifted, other issues seem conquerable.
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I lifted her up and hugged her and kissed her.
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They are lifted in someone's arms to bring them in.
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Terai cried, and felt that a burden had been lifted.
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The fog had lifted and Superior was black and calm.
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That hiring freeze has since been lifted, the representative confirmed.
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We want to help everybody be lifted in America again.
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Due to the shutdown, I cannot until it is lifted.
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Manager Brian Snitker lifted Acuna and put in Adam Duvall.
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Trump reimposed sanctions that had been lifted under the accord.
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A subsequent test lifted it farther, but not by much.
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Nonetheless, the optimism has lifted the market to record highs.
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But the risk subsided and the evac order was lifted.
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The pedestrian traffic closures were lifted a short time later.
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A rise in crude oil prices lifted the Canadian dollar.
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He was lifted for a pinch hitter (Andrew Benintendi homered).
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So why isn't he being lifted up to formal leadership?
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Subsequent tests lifted it up farther, but not by much.
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Officials said the ban would be lifted at 7 a.m.
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The gains on Tuesday lifted the out of a correction.
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Stocks in auto parts firms were lifted by the deal.
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He said the quarantine will likely be lifted on Monday.
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I lifted weights to recover a semblance of a metabolism.
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It was unclear when restrictions would be lifted, it added.
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Modern biology lifted the veil from this mystery, albeit slowly.
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The government lifted tariffs on cancer drugs two days later.
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The cap on cash withdrawals was fully lifted in Oct.
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He lifted some passages in his memoir from Jack London.
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There's just a subtle sense that the claustrophobia has lifted.
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With the Tweet embargo lifted, RTs have essentially become currency.
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Nearly 5 million Americans have been lifted off food stamps.
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But, in time, Trump got most of the restrictions lifted.
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His argument is convincing enough to see the ban lifted.
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Two seasons later, he had lifted every trophy worth winning.
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She and her children would be lifted out of poverty.
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"It means a huge weight has been lifted," he said.
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With two more victories, that burden will finally be lifted.
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Mandatory evacuation orders for the Thomas Fire have been lifted.
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Evacuation orders for the Easy Fire were lifted on Thursday.
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Longoria was lifted Friday because of stiffness in his neck.
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So few have lifted the phone and apologized to me.
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He has never one time lifted a finger to me.
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The victory lifted Matsuyama, 24, to sixth in the world.
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But the plane lifted off and the baby never came.
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The recent stocks rally has lifted the S&P 500 .
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Finally, she lifted her head and looked straight at me.
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Her hands lifted off the keyboard, and the sound continued.
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They lifted out the cast iron plate, exposing the soundboard.
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"It felt like a weight was officially lifted," he said.
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A huge increase in stock buybacks has lifted share prices.
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I lifted my rod and, improbably enough, I had him.
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Has he discreetly lifted her skirt and pierced her thigh?
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Had Ms. Jaramillo simply lifted details from the earlier story?
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It was lifted Friday to the great relief of many.
|
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Mr. Mortimer prevailed, and the court lifted the obscenity ruling.
|
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They said it was lifted after the tsunami reached land.
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These restrictions won't be lifted until at least April 20.
|
|
This month, that last restriction, at least, was finally lifted.
|
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A court seal on that order was lifted last month.
|
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When the crane lifted Lee off his pedestal, I exhaled.
|
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While that has been lifted, the power is still out.
|
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The guests cheered as his two friends lifted him up.
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Rather, it was a relief: an unnecessary millstone was lifted.
|
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The ban was lifted in September following a royal decree.
|
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Gold fell as the central bank comments lifted bond yields.
|
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The IEEE lifted the restriction only a few days later.
|
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The Trump Administration partially lifted sanctions against Sudan in 2017.
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Those pardoned will have restrictions on their legal rights lifted.
|
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He lifted his head briefly and looked into Landrum's face.
|
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The Times has lifted its pay wall for storm coverage.
|
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Then on Wednesday, Syverud announced the suspensions would be lifted.
|
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A strategic alliance with Bayer lifted Evotec shares by 3%.
|
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Lifted trucks like this were a fixture during Hurricane Harvey.
|
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The birds that had indicated the fish had lifted suddenly.
|
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It's unclear if or when the ban may be lifted.
|
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Those last two lines are lifted straight from the book.
|
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A base metal trader said these measures lifted market sentiment.
|
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It was a mission lifted out of a Hollywood thriller.
|
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A base metal trader said these measures lifted market sentiment.
|
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It's an idea seemingly lifted straight from Stephen Colbert's playbook.
|
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The last of the controls were lifted only in September.
|
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He has not suggested that any sanctions should be lifted.
|
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The curfew, ignored by protesters, was lifted at 5 a.m.
|
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The central bank lifted borrowing costs three times in 2017.
|
|
Roche also lifted up peers such as Novartis and Sanofi.
|
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But recent optimism around trade lifted equities to record highs.
|
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The show lifted a regional business into an international phenomenon.
|
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The moves lifted the Fed's balance sheet beyond $24.1 trillion.
|
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We've ... lifted over 4 million Americans off of food stamps.
|
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Kjartansson, steeped in theatre since early childhood, lifted the ban.
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He's lifted me on waves that lift the island also.
|
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The earthquake prompted a tsunami warning that was later lifted.
|
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In the majority of cases, the immunity has been lifted.
|
|
He was lifted for a pinch hitter in the ninth.
|
|
But he added that limitation could be lifted soon, too.
|
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This progress will be jeopardized if sanctions are not lifted.
|
|
I didn't know the statute of limitations had been lifted.
|
|
The administration lifted the hold on the aid on Sept.
|
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He recently lifted weights every day for six straight weeks.
|
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All the bans against Saudi women are slowly being lifted.
|
|
It was like a burden got lifted off of me.
|
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Then, with his other hand, he lifted a rusty machete.
|
|
The crowd was eventually dispersed and the mall lockdowns lifted.
|
|
I'm beginning to feel like a cloud has been lifted.
|
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"A big weight has been lifted off the club's shoulders."
|
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Some women lifted up their tops, and he filmed them.
|
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Suddenly the suffocating shroud of hot summer air was lifted.
|
|
The government appealed and the suspensions were lifted on Friday.
|
|
The December ban, for example, was lifted two days later.
|
|
These are the champions of the driving ban being lifted.
|
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Atlanta had first and third when Adonis Garcia lifted a lifted a fly ball to right field and the ball went over Bruce's outstretched glove, allowing Nick Markakis to easily score the tying run.
|
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Under the deal tariffs were lifted on most products traded between Ukraine and the EU. Quotas for textiles were lifted and will be phased out over 5 years for mineral products, chemicals, plastics and wood.
|
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Turkish Airlines said that the ban had been lifted in a tweet on Tuesday, with CEO Bilal Eksi adding that he also expected the ban to be lifted on UK-bound flights, according to Reuters.
|
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Last week, a federal court in Baltimore lifted a preliminary injunction that had prevented Trump from enacting the ban, which followed a Supreme Court order in January that lifted similar injunctions in two other courts.
|
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Brock Turner took a passed-out woman from a party, laid her down next to a dumpster, lifted up her shirt, lifted up her skirt, pulled down her panties and penetrated her with his fingers.
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Gibraltar, a British overseas territory, lifted the detention order on Thursday.
|
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Zygote is almost like a segment lifted out of a film.
|
|
Previous efforts to curb supply, though, have lifted prices only temporarily.
|
|
Sanchez was lifted after walking Lowrie to lead off the inning.
|
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Only after widespread protests were the Skype and FaceTime bans lifted.
|
|
The majority of Western sanctions were lifted against Iran in January.
|
|
When women celebrate one another's accomplishments, we're all lifted up. 3.
|
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It was a lot of weight lifted off me, getting that.
|
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But sanctions have historically been lifted when illegal behavior has stopped.
|
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An initial tsunami warning was lifted but temblors continued Monday afternoon.
|
|
His strength and compassion lifted Carter up on her darkest days.
|
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"The ground stop has been lifted," the airline announced on Twitter.
|
|
Earlier, in July, authorities reportedly lifted the writing ban against him.
|
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The restriction was lifted at LaGuardia again at 10:37 a.m.
|
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Gains in Apple, Amazon and Netflix lifted the tech-heavy Nasdaq.
|
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I lifted my head from the pillow and watched it fall.
|
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The embargo was lifted in 22019, but high oil prices remained.
|
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The tornado watch in southeastern Louisiana was lifted around 2 p.m.
|
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It lifted the restrictions in July after announcing new security requirements.
|
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Some policy watchers predict that the tariffs will be lifted soon.
|
|
As Waxman dug deeper into the report, though, his mood lifted.
|
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The personal parts of the book were lifted from my journal.
|
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The kingdom lifted a ban on women driving only last year.
|
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He recently lifted Harden's curse while appearing on ESPN's First Take.
|
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Kuwait stocks rose 0.5 percent, lifted by buying in banking stocks.
|
|
The helicopters lifted off moments after the White House meeting assembled.
|
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The steel and aluminum tariffs eventually will be lifted, he said.
|
|
It is not immediately clear when the ban will be lifted.
|
|
But decolonisation lifted the number of developing countries in the UPU.
|
|
The entire opening sequence is lifted right out of Oshii's film.
|
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He also lifted sanctions against Turkey that were imposed this month.
|
|
That sealing order was lifted by the court just last week.
|
|
Her gaze is lifted; her mouth is open as if chanting.
|
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The shelter in place has been lifted, the fire department said.
|
|
A decades-long ban on movie theaters was lifted last year.
|
|
"A huge weight has been lifted off of us," said Videckis.
|
|
"This place needs to be lifted up!" she tells her sister.
|
|
It is like a veil is lifted and everything becomes clear.
|
|
The ban was lifted in effect when it expired last month.
|
|
Hundreds of millions of people have been lifted out of poverty.
|
|
The injunction was lifted and the ban was effectively in place.
|
|
Mr. Trump also lifted sanctions imposed against Turkey in recent weeks.
|
|
In 2013, the organization ultimately lifted its ban on gay Scouts.
|
|
Last year, a decades-old ban on women driving was lifted.
|
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CosmicFirefly is one of the Etsy shops Zhongyuan lifted photos from.
|
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The freeze was lifted in December, but Tencent's games remained unapproved.
|
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A higher court lifted the injunction less than a month later.
|
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These agencies also charge whenever a freeze is lifted, even temporarily.
|
|
Sanctions imposed on Turkey over its invasion would also be lifted.
|
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I think she [just] lifted her arm and it went, bup!
|
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Russian stocks lifted 0.4 percent, gaining for a third straight session.
|
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The Chinese government's stimulus to boost the economy have lifted demand.
|
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Vigano claimed that Francis had lifted the sanctions, effectively rehabilitating McCarrick.
|
|
The high wind alert was just lifted but strong winds continue.
|
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Rugby has always lifted the spirit and always brought us together.
|
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The administration lifted similar tariffs against Canada and Mexico in May.
|
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A red-faced maître d' stepped up and lifted a handkerchief.
|
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A growing fleet of aircraft also lifted demand for spare parts.
|
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The efforts have lifted results in recent quarters, according to Cargill.
|
|
When the restrictions were lifted in 2011, cars flooded the market.
|
|
There's still a whole lot of restrictions that haven't been lifted.
|
|
Twenty years after imposing sanctions on Sudan, it lifted them again.
|
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This lifted market expectations for a July rate cut to 100%.
|
|
Italy, Bulgaria and Greece are keen to see some sanctions lifted.
|
|
One of the most-lifted designs belongs to artist Amanda Kirk.
|
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"Get that debt canceled and get that weight lifted," said Goldstein.
|
|
Still, until the sanctions were lifted, N.I.T.C. gained no new customers.
|
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The pair were lifted back up to ground level without incident.
|
|
Firmer oil prices also lifted the shares of major oil producers.
|
|
That lifted both shares and the dollar earlier in the session.
|
|
Last year, Trump lifted protections for trans students in school bathrooms.
|
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Yet it was like a burden had been lifted off McLean.
|
|
The school was placed on lockdown, which has since been lifted.
|
|
Ariel Moore exhaled sharply and lifted her arms to the sky.
|
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The Social Democrats had lifted the cap roughly one year ago.
|
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Having them lifted was Tehran's incentive for dismantling its nuclear program.
|
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Booker lifted his to a rousing finish, after a lugubrious start.
|
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A brief tsunami warning went into effect but was later lifted.
|
|
More than 3.5 million Americans have been lifted off food stamps.
|
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The Summit County Sheriff&aposs Office lifted the order on Thursday.
|
|
At the time, that decision lifted Bayer's shares nearly 7 percent.
|
|
The U.S. central bank lifted borrowing costs four times in 63.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg's second day of Congressional grilling lifted its shares again.
|
|
Their East Coast tour last summer lifted the band even further.
|
|
Consequently, the ban on 100-bolivar notes has been temporarily lifted.
|
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Sentiment was also lifted by continuous strength in the property sector.
|
|
The New Shepard booster rocket lifted off at 11:37 a.m.
|
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Facebook lifted its ban on the image after an international outcry.
|
|
"We got there and then the smoke lifted," Eubank said later.
|
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They were super flirty, as he lifted and carted her around.
|
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I've booked three fights for them since this ban was lifted.
|
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The decision by Britain's parliament had lifted British shares 267.47 percent.
|
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Mondesi lifted another sacrifice fly in the ninth off Joe Harvey.
|
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That news lifted both Brent and WTI in early Asia trade.
|
|
The reduced expectations of a Fed hike also lifted other commodities.
|
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"I felt like a huge burden had been lifted," she recalled.
|
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Saudi petrochemical shares were particularly strong, lifted by firm oil prices.
|
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Buddy Hield lifted his season shooting mark up past 34 percent.
|
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All nuclear-related sanctions will be lifted or suspended (see article).
|
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Hun Sen said the suspension will be lifted after Cambodia-U.
|
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It happened just hours after a government imposed curfew was lifted.
|
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Data showing the trade deficit narrowed lifted yields off their lows.
|
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Sanctions would not be lifted until Russia leaves Crimea, it added.
|
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At Riocentro, competing two weight categories higher, he lifted 114kg more.
|
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He was lifted after intentionally walking Didi Gregorius following Judge's double.
|
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The GDP data lifted yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes.
|
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Evacuation orders were lifted in those zones and residents are returning.
|
|
As a result, some international economic sanctions against Iran were lifted.
|
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The GDP data lifted yields on benchmark 13-year Treasury notes.
|
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And renewing tough sanctions lifted under the Obama era nuclear deal.
|
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To remove her "turkey neck," Shannon lifted and tightened her skin.
|
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"When they lifted it, the meat came out," Saad told WDIV.
|
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His only worry is that sanctions may be lifted too early.
|
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It lifted the FTSE 100 after publishing results at 1100 GMT.
|
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Then the bowl is lifted, and crabs scatter in all directions.
|
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It feels like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders.
|
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Under the nuclear agreement, most sanctions were lifted a year ago.
|
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Your support has lifted his spirits tremendously during this challenging time.
|
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It was that he felt like a burden had been lifted.
|
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He then lifted the doll holding the toy like a football.
|
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Abbi gets trapped in a Porta-Potty that is lifted skyward.
|
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I lay down on my couch and lifted up my blouse.
|
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It's lifted from her newest EP, True Confessions, which drops today.
|
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He was lifted when play resumed following a long rain delay.
|
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The final frontier between cats and humans has finally been lifted.
|
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And no wonder, since it was lifted wholesale from the headlines.
|
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But some states have lifted these restrictions within their own borders.
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Then the nondisclosure order was lifted, so Google notified the user.
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A decades-long ban on movie theatres was lifted last year.
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Weaker oil prices lifted utility shares on hopes of lower costs.
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Intel rose 1 percent after the chipmaker lifted its revenue forecast.
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"It will not proceed until the sanctions are lifted," he added.
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The president's remarks dashed hopes that tariffs would soon be lifted.
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Then one of the gunmen, slightly built and quick, lifted a .
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On Thursday, Trump said Kim wanted sanctions lifted before dismantling Yongbyon.
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Stellar gains in heavyweights Taiwan and South Korea lifted the benchmark.
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The orders were lifted Thursday evening for residents only, authorities said.
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The iron curtain between Kashmir & the world needs to be lifted.
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They went to airports, lifted up their voices and were heard.
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Michael Conforto then lifted a sacrifice fly to score another run.
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It lifted its interim dividend almost 6 percent to A$0.91.
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Warnings in Mississippi, Tennessee and Louisiana were lifted earlier on Wednesday.
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"The indigenous mobilization will end and Decree 883 will be lifted."
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The core CPI was lifted by rising rents and healthcare costs.
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Maenalanen gained possession and lifted a wrist shot over Lundqvist's stick.
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After the suspect was apprehended by police, the lockdown was lifted.
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He moved in and lifted the puck over Holtby's left pad.
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The Washington bullpen didn't allow a run after Jackson was lifted.
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Flake co-sponsored a bill that would have lifted such restrictions.
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Last month, the Pentagon lifted restrictions on transgender people serving openly.
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And now in the military, the trans ban, that being lifted.
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The Karolyis are relieved to have this cloud lifted from them.
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Then we lifted our glasses and toasted with decent French champagne.
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Saudi Arabia lifted its ban on VoIP calling services last September.
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Getting into and out of the lifted ZR2 Bison is tricky.
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And when women celebrate one another's accomplishments, we're all lifted up.
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The teacher went to the piano and lifted the keyboard cover.
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Fox News first reported the President wanted the gag order lifted.
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With that, she lifted her glass of champagne to the ceiling.
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Eventually, Sacks lifted the canvas and propped it against a wall.
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On Sunday, the ban was lifted on flights from Abu Dhabi.
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It lifted other realtor stocks, with Mitsui Fudosan gaining 1.2 percent.
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City officials create lifted walkways in anticipation of the high flooding.
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Stocks posted modest gains as rand-hedged companies lifted the bourse.
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Attacks on oil tankers have lifted oil prices in recent weeks.
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They lifted the World Cup for the first time in 2010.
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The order was lifted shortly after 7:30, the police said.
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Finnegan was lifted after six innings despite throwing only 79 pitches.
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From the bedside of my wife, Clare, I lifted the receiver.
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We lifted him on and devised a way to carry him.
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There are false reports circulating that FDA rules were being lifted.
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They lifted me up when the mountain had beaten me down.
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That travel ban list lifted previous restrictions on citizens from Sudan.
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Or a lifted eyebrow and a glance in the right direction?
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Related: Controversial Cizre Curfew Lifted but Violence Continues in Southeast Turkey
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A rise in oil prices lifted energy stocks by about 1%.
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Our work for Sberbank USA was never about getting sanctions lifted.
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Reuters reported earlier on Thursday that the suspension had been lifted.
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"There are 20 homes in my area being lifted," he said.
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Klimple's despair had lifted, and her sense of humor had returned.
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The feeling when the stigmas of disability and illness are lifted.
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We diet, we exercise, we get plumped and lifted and tucked.
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The news: Mr. Flannery's plans haven't lifted the company's stock price.
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He lifted his ball cap to reveal matted, blood-soaked hair.
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K., the governor has lifted the mandatory evacuation, here's the guidance.
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Court officers lifted her and carried her out of the courtroom.
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"It's lifted a lot of weight off my shoulders," she said.
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No shovel will be lifted until all the money is raised.
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As the strict, decade-old military censorship lifted at 5 a.m.
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In September, the country lifted its longtime ban on women driving.
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At that point, a huge gust of wind lifted my dress.
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He lifted a sheet to show his leg, wrapped in bandages.
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The results lifted the shares of United and rival airlines alike.
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Not long afterward, China lifted its ban on Jin Yong's novels.
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I lifted the tin cover and punctured the airtight plastic seal.
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That lifted Tesla stock, and eased concerns about the company's finances.
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For most of the country, a nighttime curfew has been lifted.
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Eastern time, NASA's Parker Solar Probe lifted toward space on Sunday.
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Some were in wheelchairs; he lifted them into his patrol car.
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This prospect has lifted fuel prices, applying pressure to European economies.
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Sonja Bushnick of the Rockford Peaches lifted her wooden bat again.
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The Scouts and the Flames lifted the Cup only after relocating.
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Andrew Cuomo and a former Federal Reserve chief also lifted equities.
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Within the hour, following an air quality rest, evacuations were lifted.
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After years of complaints, Barr lifted the hiring freeze in April.
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Basketball's international federation lifted its ban on head scarves in May.
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In January, VESA further lifted its stake in Casino to 5.6%.
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Clyburn "lifted me in this campaign on his shoulders," Biden said.
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"Prayers lifted for the Santa Fe schools right now," someone wrote.
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The maritime blockade in place since 2015 could then be lifted.
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Tehran says it will not negotiate unless U.S. sanctions are lifted.
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The news lifted prices of the stainless steel ingredient on Tuesday.
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Enthusiasm for the upcoming 5G cycle has also lifted the stock.
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The ban, passed by King James II, was lifted in 1500.
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He had earlier lifted the trophy as a player for Madrid.
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The iced coffee has lifted the industry, creating enormous summertime demand.
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The lockdowns were lifted once the suspect was taken into custody.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's markets watchdog has lifted UBS's (UBSG.
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The force of the impact lifted his car into the air.
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It shows how much they care and really lifted our spirits.
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Dow was lifted by a 4.3 percent jump in Goldman Sachs .
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His majestic soaring across the clouds lifted my spirit once again.
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The shutdown was lifted after about 24 hours by another court.
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Until that fog of uncertainty is lifted, we will remain cautious.
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But as with soy, such market gains have not lifted prices.
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"Maybe other restrictions will be lifted, like the embargo," he added.
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Sentiment was also lifted by strong economic data out of China.
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The veil has been lifted: You can't say you didn't know.
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He picked two thick braids and lifted them from the bin.
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Nearly all those sanctions were lifted after the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Toppin's thundering dunk lifted the lead to a comfortable 68-303.
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He was lifted after Adam Haseley's leadoff double in the seventh.
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Footage showed two bloodied men being lifted onto stretchers by paramedics.
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They were lifted by exports of soybeans, which rose $0.3 billion.
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Cyber concerns lifted security stocks, including Crowdstrike (CRWD) and FireEye (FEYE).
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Eastern, the rocket lifted off at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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The G.I. lifted him into the tank, into America, into freedom.
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Detonators need to be unscrewed and, ever so gently, lifted clear.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's markets watchdog has lifted UBS's (UBSG.
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We lifted our voices when our hands were shackled generations back.
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More than a billion people have been lifted out of poverty.
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Existential worries about the euro currency lifted borrowing rates, tightening credit.
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A longstanding ban was lifted under the Obama administration last year.
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Cubans repeatedly asked when I thought the embargo would be lifted.
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Intel rose 1.63 percent after the chipmaker lifted its revenue forecast.
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Most evacuations have been lifted, and the blaze is 39% contained.
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The 2015 agreement between Iran and world powers lifted international sanctions.
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The U.S. eventually lifted the tariffs at the end of 2003.
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But if talks go well, the tariffs might be lifted altogether.
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The results also lifted shares of Target, which gained 1.7 percent.
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That report had already lifted Tesla's stock about 30 minutes earlier.
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The gains lifted the S&P financial index up 1.3 percent.
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Starter Zach Plesac was lifted after five innings and 74 pitches.
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Stocks initially rose on Tuesday as higher rates lifted bank shares.
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Cabrera was immediately lifted for a pinch-runner, C Kevin Plawecki.
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Mikheyev lifted a shot over a sprawling Koskinen for the goal.
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But the strong outlook on the economy has not lifted Trump.
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He collected his own rebound and lifted it over Howard's shoulder.
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News of the decision lifted BRF's shares in early morning trade.
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The group's production cuts successfully lifted oil prices in short order.
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Solid economic growth in the United States also lifted BancWest's profits.
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Xi's comments also lifted the U.S. dollar against the Japanese yen.
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His T-shirt rose even higher when he lifted his arm.
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We lifted the doors back open and the sun shown in.
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New competitors Tesla has lifted the bar for electric-powered cars.
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Together, we stand tall, our voices lifted and our commitment unwavering.
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It lifted other realtor stocks, with Mitsui Fudosan gaining 2.2 percent.
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The administration lifted the freeze on aid to Ukraine on Sept.
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Unrecognized tech start-ups have been lifted by presidential inaugurations before.
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The news lifted Fox shares 1.6 percent to close at $38.77.
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While the equity rally lifted all major sectors, trade-sensitive industrials .
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It's been ... A lot of stuff has been lifted from it.
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In 2013, the ministry's ban on female circumcision was lifted entirely.
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But when Obamacare was passed, it lifted some of this burden.
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We hope to see this block lifted as soon as possible.
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This kind of early code analysis is necessarily speculative, and it's entirely plausible that the WannaCry authors lifted the relevant code from a North Korean sample just like they lifted the EternalBlue code from the NSA.
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And so while everybody is saying that they are surviving with sanctions, let me tell you, every morning Putin is praying for sanctions to be lifted, and every evening he is praying for sanctions to be lifted.
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They took the first payout after the United Nations' sanctions were lifted in 2003 but refused the next two after the United States lifted its sanctions and removed Libya from a list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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News publishers believe they deserve to have the antitrust rule temporarily lifted.
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Nasdaq jumped 1 percent to 5,089, lifted by a rally in biotechs.
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The first is that America has lifted its laptop restrictions on Etihad.
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A boost from the sale of its appliances business also lifted earnings.
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Duggan also lifted Plaintiff off the bed by her ankles and legs.
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A long-standing ban on women driving was lifted in Saudi Arabia.
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It had lifted sanctions in return for restrictions on Iran's nuclear programme.
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"Music really lifted me up and made me feel better," she says.
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The top goal in Putin's agenda, remember, is getting the sanctions lifted.
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A huge burden appeared to be lifted when Syracuse defeated then-No.
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This has irritated him to no end and he wants it lifted.
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Any sign that Zuma might go early has lifted South African assets .
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Bruce's 18th homer was lifted into the seats in left-center field.
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Last June Saudi Arabia lifted a decades-long ban on women driving.
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In November the UN lifted an arms embargo first imposed in 2009.
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A positive result from a study lifted shares in Britain's biggest drugmaker.
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The lockout was later lifted for Highlands Ranch schools, the district said.
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It also lifted its full-year guidance for the rest of 2019.
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In June, Moody's lifted its outlook for Spain's banking system to positive.
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It's as if a tremendous weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
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Soon, another porta-potty is lifted and a nearby tent topples over.
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He lifted the plastic sheeting around the corpse's face, and took more.
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The gains in Netflix and Intel also lifted other tech-related stocks.
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The photos were confirmed to have been lifted off of Uber's website.
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Ryan, on the other hand, looked like he hadn't lifted a finger.
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"This is such a big weight lifted off my shoulders," says Paula.
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A regional court in Nuremberg lifted that injunction on Tuesday, Grammer said.
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The accord has lifted oil prices, which are near $55 a barrel.
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In 2015, it lifted the ban on gay adults as Scout leaders.
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Risk-off sentiment on Tuesday lifted the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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"We're hopeful the ban is going to be lifted soon," he said.
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"He has never one time lifted a finger to me," she said.
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I lifted the roots up to expand it and make it bigger.
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Dancing is what lifted me off this edge I was dangling on.
|
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But what would it take to get sanctions lifted from Deripaska himself?
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The $766,800 consolation prize lifted Fowler over $30 million in career earnings.
|
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Most remaining fuel subsidies are due to be lifted by mid-June.
|
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HNA last lifted its stake in Deutsche in March to 4.76 percent.
|
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The Chinook helicopters lifted off, and Richard Hunter's mind was at ease.
|
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Governor Ricardo Rosselló had lifted the liquor ban he imposed after Maria.
|
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That December Russia successfully lobbied for the arms embargo to be lifted.
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Several times a day I was lifted up and made to walk.
|
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Qatar's blue-chip index edged up 0.2 percent, lifted Qatar Islamic Bank.
|
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Trump finally lifted the hold on the Ukraine aid on Sept. 11.
|
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It was lifted after only two weeks, as the president had promised.
|
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That lifted energy companies, which have been struggling as energy prices tumble.
|
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Strong earnings reports lifted the mid-cap index, despite the pound's weakness.
|
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"I think the anxiety was lifted because of the talk," Rivers said.
|
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White curtains on a window left open were lifted by a breeze.
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I felt like a huge weight had been lifted off my chest.
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In late August it lifted the payout to NZ$4.75 per kgms.
|
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They celebrated in the streets until dawn when Abadi lifted the curfew.
|
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In November, three Americans were air-lifted out of Yemen to Oman.
|
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The spending bill passed by House Republicans last year lifted the freezes.
|
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Trump is reinstating the last sanctions lifted under the Iran nuclear deal.
|
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Outlays on services rose 0.5 percent, lifted by demand for household utilities.
|
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Days after the Pyeongchang Olympics, the IOC lifted the suspension against Russia.
|
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The company said it lifted its guidances after a strong first quarter.
|
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Miami officials lifted all tolls on its expressways to aid the exodus.
|
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This is unusual for a gag order like this to be lifted.
|
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He lifted up a franchise and a fan base often at odds.
|
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This week that was lifted as the separatists formed a new government.
|
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One year later, Congress lifted a decades-old ban on crude exports.
|
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Almost every photo later transpired to have been lifted from another source.
|
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The United States lifted its own economic sanctions on Liberia in November.
|
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This is a scenario lifted straight from the This Is Us playbook.
|
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Then she was lifted onto a barge and pulled across Plymouth Sound.
|
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Something...Jess lifted her hand and he made a whine of frustration.
|
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Israel lifted letters from university archives and replaced them with her forgeries.
|
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Millions of Brazilians were lifted from poverty during Lula's 2003-2010 presidency.
|
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Economic activity will be mostly lifted by the rebound in agricultural production.
|
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The retailing giant lifted the lower end of its full-year guidance.
|
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After speaking with Tia, I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders.
|
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The recent rise in wages, though, hasn't lifted incomes for all households.
|
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It was quite a bit different (perhaps lifted from a Hallmark card).
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As the economy boomed, millions of Turks lifted themselves out of poverty.
|
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The news lifted several Italian banks, including Intesa Sanpaolo and Banco Popolare.
|
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Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in return for lifted sanctions.
|
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Iran Air, the flag carrier, ordered 200 planes when it was lifted.
|
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Hamels (10-22) was lifted after the second home run by Upton.
|
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Even today, not all of these funds have lifted their trading suspensions.
|
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It was lifted Monday morning but brought in again for that night.
|
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Two months later, the last legal barriers to Ethan's adoption were lifted.
|
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The government lifted the ban on Viber and WhatsApp earlier this week.
|
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I lifted up his arm and told him, 'Keep it to yourself.
|
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She lifted her dusty finger to her lips and sucked on it.
|
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It really lifted all the buildup my scalp had been struggling with.
|
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With the requirements lifted, Bowles says that those estimated costs largely disappear.
|
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The lockdown at the Military Academy was lifted about 90 minutes later.
|
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Dodgers starter Rich Hill was lifted after five innings with the lead.
|
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If he does not retire, his suspension will be lifted April 6.
|
|
On Wall Street, rising hopes of progress in the talks lifted shares.
|
|
The 2019 growth outlook was lifted to 1.9 percent from 1.7 percent.
|
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In return, many of the international sanction imposed on Iran were lifted.
|
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So, we care the most-- so my company Get Lifted Film Company.
|
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It also lifted the low end of its range for adjusted earnings.
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For us, the Nomad is seriously a weight lifted — literally and figuratively.
|
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I feel like the veil of the universe is being lifted slightly.
|
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Abu Dhabi's stock index rose 0.2 percent, largely lifted by property stocks.
|
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The warning was lifted on Sunday after only small waves were recorded.
|
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Average consumer deposits increased to $778 billion, lifted by increased promotional activity.
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However, each round of funding lifted valuations to loftier and loftier heights.
|
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While Ireland's most severe weather warning was lifted, the government urged caution.
|
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The judges lifted a measure that prevented Martinelli from leaving the country.
|
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China lifted 10 million people out of poverty in 2016, Xi said.
|
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For the retrial, the defense lifted its objections to a local jury.
|
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The mood lifted as they began to fight back against the rebels.
|
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This lifted on-warrant stocks from their lowest levels since January 2009.
|
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This summer, Carter also lifted the ban on transgender troops serving openly.
|
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It also lifted the Yankees to their 13th win in 15 games.
|
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So with one hand cupping the center of the crossbar I lifted.
|
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That 48-hour ban was lifted by another judge after 12 hours.
|
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Watch as the cat is slowly lifted to safety while onlookers cheer.
|
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Garlic farmers see little of the profits once their crops are lifted.
|
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Barack Obama lifted the gag rule in 2009 when he took office.
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ET, the lockdown was lifted, though the Capitol Visitor Center remained closed.
|
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The nuclear agreement has been implemented, prisoners have been freed, sanctions lifted.
|
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Gold prices erased earlier gains after the jobs data lifted the dollar.
|
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The news outlet later reported that the USDA ban had been lifted.
|
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International sanctions on Tehran were lifted in January under the nuclear deal.
|
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A slump in the oil price lifted shares of major energy companies.
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The order was lifted at midday, the municipality said on its website.
|
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Citigroup also lifted its price target on Apple to $275 from $170.
|
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The ruling lifted caps on political spending by corporations and labor organizations.
|
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As Mercy and I huddled around the laptop Sunday our mood lifted.
|
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Cortes was lifted after Guerrero's hit made it a one-run game.
|
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A court order restricting reporting of the plea was lifted on Friday.
|
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In a declaration Friday, Brown lifted emergency orders in place since 2014.
|
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Authorities lifted a ban on him running for office just this week.
|
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The builder's upbeat tone also lifted peers Barratt Development and Taylor Wimpey.
|
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Other core euro zone bond yields were also lifted off recent lows.
|
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Those gains lifted the VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH) by 3.5 percent.
|
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A curfew that the government had put in place was lifted Monday.
|
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The original agreement had lifted sanctions for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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The regal dogs lifted their heads, their golden eyes clear and intense.
|
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One lifted a leg so she could rub his soft pink belly.
|
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Levy said a lockdown at the school was lifted after several hours.
|
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But expectations of a faster clean-up lifted its shares this week.
|
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It was not immediately clear Thursday if Wyden had lifted his hold.
|
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Markets were also lifted overnight by hopes of progress in China-U.
|
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Traders said the report lifted the yuan in onshore and offshore markets.
|
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The communion was instant and the room was lifted to new heights.
|
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And it wasn't because TANF had lifted those families out of poverty.
|
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It also lifted its 2018 projection to 3.9 percent, from 3.8 percent.
|
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He lifted the crutches his dad made for him in the air.
|
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MTB's Written Agreement with the Federal Reserve was lifted in July 2017.
|
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I was not told the reason why the hold had been lifted.
|
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The Council had earlier lifted the ban on Liberian timber and diamonds.
|
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It follows the 40-year ban that was lifted two years ago.
|
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When the kid lifted his sunglasses, his eyes looked just as pink.
|
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It was then lifted on July 22 after the valve was reopened.
|
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Rashed said he was confident those travel restrictions would be lifted eventually.
|
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Since 1978 more than 700m people have been lifted out of poverty.
|
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Supply constraints and healthy demand have lifted prices for several base metals.
|
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These benefits stoked periods of surging growth that undoubtedly lifted all boats.
|
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" Elegantly, she lifted her long legs up and out of sight. "Ivy?
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Congress still has not lifted the federal ban on gun violence research.
|
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He turned to the owner and lifted his palms in the air.
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Those sanctions were previously lifted in 2015 under the Obama-era deal.
|
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Sjogren says she believes her architects' reputation has lifted its modest value.
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The smugglers lifted me from below, and my nephew pulled me up.
|
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The FAA lifted the ground stop after 30 minutes, around 10 p.m.
|
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It also boasted strong sales and lifted its outlook for the year.
|
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Kreider lifted a wrist shot over Howard well before Filppula could cover.
|
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Lash Slick gives my lashes a lifted, lengthened look without feeling fake.
|
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Many of Trump's views seem lifted directly from the Democratic Party platform.
|
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"All limitations on our Research and Development will be lifted on Friday."
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All measures to confine poultry indoors would now be lifted, he said.
|
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All evacuations and road closures were lifted Sunday afternoon, Cal Fire said.
|
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Mr. Trump asked Mr. Giuliani's aides to help get the restriction lifted.
|
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You then lifted your fanbase to bigger heights when you started podcasting.
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Finding themselves on a new stage lifted a host of Leicester players.
|
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A provisional suspension was lifted pending the result of an independent hearing.
|
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HKMRCC has since confirmed the death of the air-lifted crew member.
|
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A deckhand lifted her ankles, and the other picked up her shoulders.
|
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This lifted other insurers, with Company for Cooperative Insurance jumping 0.43 percent.
|
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Rain has lifted the Seine River to its highest levels since 211.
|
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The deal was otherwise vague and no tariffs have yet been lifted.
|
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Once the ban was lifted, New York moved ahead with these plans.
|
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There is no guarantee that the ban will be lifted at all.
|
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And on September 11, the US lifted the freeze on military aid.
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IT'S A LITTLE BIT HARD TO SEE WHAT REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN LIFTED.
|
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Unity was lifted into the air by the jet-powered mothership Eve.
|
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Brooke was lifted from his feet, and the bear tore into him.
|
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That's after a year after U.N. economic sanctions were lifted last year.
|
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The officials did not say whether the ban would be permanently lifted.
|
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Improving economic growth both here and abroad has also lifted profit expectations.
|
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Karen had to be held, and the preacher lifted the roof off.
|
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Gold stocks also lifted the Aussie mining sub-index which rose 1.1%.
|
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His comments boosted U.S. Treasury yields, pressured stocks, and lifted the dollar.
|
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Its decision to hold interest rates unchanged lifted the rupee 0.3 percent.
|
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As police lifted his body out of the car, Reed started filming.
|
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Evacuation orders for large parts of Ventura were lifted late on Friday.
|
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If the tariff isn&apost lifted, the company could fold by September.
|
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We liked that this coiled sculpture felt lifted from within the soil.
|
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Under the nuclear deal, the U.S. and Europe lifted sanctions in January.
|
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On Thursday, sentiment was lifted by better-than-forecast earnings from DowDuPont.
|
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The media's negative reporting masks real progress if partisan lenses are lifted.
|
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The pieces have a vintage lifted-or-thrifted look on the runway.
|
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He was lifted midway in the fourth quarter for backup Mike Glennon.
|
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The Fed lifted its economic growth projections for this year and 22.9.
|
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Apple Inc's 1.2 percent rise lifted the technology sector by 0.58 percent.
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Jitters over economic and political developments in Europe also lifted the greenback.
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They decided to watch coverage from other walkouts, which lifted Havana's spirit.
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It also lifted the Yankees to their 11th win in 15 games.
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U.S. stocks hit records as well, lifted by industrial and financial stocks.
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As soon as Matt lifted her, she went rigid and started shrieking.
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When the lid is occasionally lifted, what we learn can be disturbing.
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Since MySpace is pretty irrelevant, that particular weight has thankfully been lifted.
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Iran is pushing to boost exports now that sanctions have been lifted.
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Rouhani had previously signaled talks might be possible if sanctions were lifted.
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The curtain lifted, teasing the audience, then immediately fell back down again.
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The bad weather had lifted and the sun was gorgeous that day.
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The restrictions for non-residents would be lifted at 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Comey's statement lifted a cloud of uncertainty from Clinton's White House campaign.
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Therefore, we will oppose USMCA until tariffs on aluminum are permanently lifted.
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She lifted her thighs from the seat and pointed at the toolbox.
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Batting leadoff, he scored a run and lifted his average to .292.
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The C.D.C on Wednesday lifted all restrictions on testing for the coronavirus.
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Prices of those semiconductors grew sharply last year and lifted Samsung's profits.
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He lifted curbs on informal grass-roots markets and small private businesses.
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We lifted weights at Georgetown prep in preparation for the football season.
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Obamacare lifted an enormous financial burden that women alone had to bear.
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Even so, algorithmic trading based off headlines briefly lifted Apple's stock price.
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A curfew in the town of Cizre was partially lifted on Wednesday.
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The Duffer Brothers lifted that arcade name from the 1983 movie "WarGames."
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The craft lifted off to cheers from onlookers at 2:30 a.m.
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The gloom over the Buckeyes program has lifted, and Spring credits Muzerall.
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Now that it has been lifted they represent just under 10 percent.
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In response, both countries lifted their retaliatory tariffs on the United States.
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Then his shoulders lifted from their slump and his eyes met mine.
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Above, the team's general manager, Howie Roseman, lifted the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
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Then in 1987, on June 15, the ban on "gay" was lifted.
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He lifted up his shirt sleeve for a peek, but nothing more.
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In 2015, the organization lifted the ban on having gay scout leaders.
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Restrictions on parking put in place on narrow roads were being lifted.
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The news of the film lifted stock in the toy's manufacturer, Mattel.
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"It really lifted a huge burden from my shoulders," Ms. Andujar said.
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Many times, I lifted my thumb too soon before opening this shortcut.
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Federal Election Commissionin 2009, which lifted restrictions on corporate money in politics.
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At his home, Michou lifted a blue crystal glass filled with Champagne.
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He lifted his chin slightly to the right, glancing over his shoulder.
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Nadal lifted his play to win the third, but Schwartzman didn't relent.
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However, King asked the governor to reconsider after the stay was lifted.
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But when the show is over, they'll be lifted right out again.
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It broke all the windows and door and lifted the roof up.
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The headband actually helps keep my hair kind of lifted and floofy.
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Comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell also lifted markets on Thursday.
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Then, for a little more than a second, he lifted his arm.
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The governors' statement did not say when the order will be lifted.
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This guide will be updated as new restrictions are imposed or lifted.
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"It lifted the roof off this place," Brewers Manager Craig Counsell said.
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Perhaps travel bans, which may prove to be ineffective, will be lifted.
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Both said the freeze was expected to be lifted in mid-January.
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In 28503, SNAP lifted more than 22019 million Americans out of poverty.
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Turkey eventually freed Brunson last October and the U.S. lifted the sanctions.
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The order could be lifted as early as this week after negotiations.
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Rodrigues grabbed the rebound and lifted the puck over Howard's right shoulder.
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Flight 6Q501 lifted off, three hours late, bound for the Iraqi capital.
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Eastern time, the rocket lifted off at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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In 2018, the Supreme Court lifted a federal ban on sports betting.
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The girl put her food on the floor, and lifted her mother.
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Friday, and New York's LaGuardia lifted a suspension on flights late Thursday.
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Dan Crenshaw lifted up his eye patch to show him something special.
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S. trade hopes and brisk Chinese manufacturing surveys lifted China-related stocks.
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American workers used to believe that a rising tide lifted all boats.
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But Trump has hardly lifted a finger since, frustrating the senator's allies.
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Robert Chadwick at the press conference Wednesday once the lockdown was lifted.
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The Obama administration lifted a ban on transgender military service last year.
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The restrictions were lifted because a planned second trial was called off.
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The city of Deer Park lifted the order at 11:40 a.m.
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An Atlas 5 rocket carrying InSight lifted off at 7:05 a.m.
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The media report did not say when the alert would be lifted.
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She had to be lifted into the back of the squad car.
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He grinned and lifted it above his head as if to strike.
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I lifted her off the fence and stuffed her into my shirt.
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Have they been bypassed by the revolution that has lifted the crus?
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Note: For today's special puzzle, the usual crossword paywall has been lifted.
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When Lopez lifted her arms, she revealed that her cape was reversible.
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Spain's IBEX outperformed regional bourses, lifted by a 2% rise in Santander.
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They expected the lockdown to be lifted — but it was extended instead.
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Trump and Republicans have said the caps should be lifted for defense.
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And leadership apparently barely lifted a finger to whip votes this week.
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But Martin insisted that he lifted up the concerns of LGBTQ Catholics.
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That guy who grabbed the legs and lifted him up like that?
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We want the state of emergency to be lifted and democracy restored.
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Though the ban has been lifted, al-Hathloul is still in prison.
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Northam says that the state of emergency will be lifted on Tuesday.
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It lifted me and transported me somewhere else and set me down.
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The Trump administration lifted sanctions on three of those companies last month.
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Demand bounced back slightly after the ban was temporarily lifted on Feb.
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She lifted her head and saw 3A's Mr. Graham running toward her.
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Under international pressure the coalition lifted the blockade, but tightened ship inspections.
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Taylor was lifted for pinch-hitter Adam Lind in the ninth inning.
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But the deal lifted spending caps by $30 billion for fiscal 2017.
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Lifted will develop AI-based analytics to predict and prevent health deterioration.
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The officer lifted the rifle up, said her son, Jesús Emerson Llancan.
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Short-covering and live cattle futures' rebound lifted CME feeder cattle contracts.
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Our national security threat level has been lifted from low, to high.
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The company doubled quarterly net income and lifted estimates for future earnings.
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The Office of the Comptroller said those restrictions were lifted as well.
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We can achieve a firmer, more lifted buttocks and correct any indentations.
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I was not told the reason why the hold had been lifted.
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Together that lifted sales by $892 million, offsetting the hit from fuel.
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Caregivers should receive a bonus for each client lifted towards self-reliance.
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Twenty-one percent rise only lifted Sky Blue to 2,613 per match.
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He was handed a Brazilian flag and lifted it over his head.
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Meanwhile, strong earnings from companies such CVS Health lifted sentiment as well.
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It's as if a huge weight has been lifted off my chest.
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The evacuation order around the Arkema chemical plant in Crosby was lifted.
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Reading Michel Foucault felt like having the veil lifted from my eyes.
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Talks in mid-January hinted that the ban might soon be lifted.
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Until it is lifted, travelers have two options for getting into Kurdistan.
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Ms. Warren lifted Summit up so she could see a little better.
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Reports of a sharp slowdown in Australian inflation also lifted bond prices.
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Saudi Arabia's index was up 0.9%, lifted by financials and communications services.
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In another painting, a woman greets a bicyclist with a lifted chainsaw.
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The police later said the curfew would be lifted at 4 a.m.
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Moscow lifted the self-imposed ban in April last year as Iran and world powers got closer to the deal that led eventually to the nuclear-related sanctions being lifted in exchange for Tehran curbing its atomic program.
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Then, as history advanced, the march for equality lifted women, and the march for equality lifted gays, and what Sanders seeks to do is universalize the march to equality to include all of the people all of the time.
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But, for now, the upswell of dégagisme has instead lifted two political outsiders.
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That lifted core annual PCE to 2.0 percent, from 1.9 percent in June.
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TWO more airports have joined Abu Dhabi in having a laptop ban lifted.
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It had already lifted the ban for three major airlines, earlier this month.
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Five more were lifted off the ship about an hour later, KHOU reports.
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He successfully completed the requirements of his probation and it was lifted early.
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No homes were damaged, and the last evacuation orders were lifted Sunday evening.
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"You tape them up so they're super lifted," Kardashian wrote on her app.
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Keeping hips lifted, extends legs straight out, and then lowers hips back down.
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Two lifted their arms above head with and made "V for victory" signs.
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But so far, he's not been convinced that the quarantine should be lifted.
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In May Mr Trump lifted tariffs on Canadian and Mexican steel and aluminium.
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That lifted annual earnings to an all-time high of 13.7 trillion won.
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On Tuesday the central bank lifted caps on deposits and withdrawals for individuals.
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The embrace was so intense that Harry's feet even lifted off the ground!
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In September, King Salman ordered that the restriction should be lifted next year.
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That also lifted American Airlines 3.9 percent and Delta Air Lines 3.5 percent.
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The United States lifted 20-year-old trade sanctions on Sudan in 2017.
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The German foreign ministry said it was seeking to have the ban lifted.
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Springer then lifted a 22-21 fastball into the seats in center field.
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He lifted her onto a wooden crate and handed her a cereal box.
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EST Updated with confirmation that Uber employee photos were lifted from its website.
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Al-Nafjan was arrested in May, a month before the ban was lifted.
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The Trump administration lifted those sanctions in July after ZTE agreed to oversight.
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The Bank of Mexico lifted its key interest rate to 8.25% on Dec.
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In the top of the fifth, Tepesch was lifted for a pinch-hitter.
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Some of the other major Canadian banks have since lifted their posted rates.
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Since the election, we have lifted 3 million people off of food stamps.
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Other valuation effects lifted BMW's financial result by a further 13 million euros.
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The storm lifted the roof off their home, but the Baker family survived.
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Most investors had expected the designation to be lifted, but later this year.
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"Some of those mine suspensions will be lifted soon," one commodity trader said.
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Several hundred movie theaters are planned — the ban on them lifted in 213.
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Several hundred movie theaters are planned — the ban on them lifted in 2018.
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Facebook says the full crypto ad ban is lifted today for approved advertisers.
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The country's national security threat level alert was lifted from low' to 'high'.
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Further judicial hearings in February will determine if the stays should be lifted.
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HFD said the substance was not hazardous and the evacuation order was lifted.
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Ansell lifted its interim dividend to 20.25c, compared with 20c a year ago.
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The news lifted rivals including CVS Health (CVS), Anthem (ANTM) and Cigna (CI).
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The complete federal ban on hiring gay employees was not lifted until 1975.
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It plunged in when the government lifted restrictions on arms exports in 2014.
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Five years later, the organization partially lifted its ban, allowing Butler to return.
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When she couldn't wait any longer, she lifted her mouth from Chrisanne's breasts.
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One woman told BuzzFeed News that guards lifted the email restrictions on Wednesday.
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But WADA lifted the ban without having been given access to the samples.
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Now that the ban has been lifted, Coke and Pepsi can breathe easy.
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TENTATIVE DEAL REACHED BETWEEN BRITISH COLUMBIA LONGSHORE WORKERS, EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION; LOCKOUT LIFTED -UNION
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This past April, the country lifted its 35-year ban on movie theaters.
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An investor flight to safety lifted U.S. Treasury yields from four-weeks lows.
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Strong quarterly results from companies such as Twitter also lifted the major indexes.
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Once restrictions (are) lifted, floods of Chinese will travel for business and leisure.
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"Two big dudes lifted me up and stood me back up," Sweet recalls.
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That deal lifted sanctions on Iran but put limits on its nuclear program.
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Only if those penalties are lifted will he be paroled in six months.
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It lifted the securities sector to be the best performer on the board.
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Many families living just below the poverty line will be lifted above it.
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Since that time, 850 million Chinese people have lifted themselves out of poverty.
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And until those limitations are lifted, we're likely to keep having this argument.
|
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The news lifted sentiment towards Greek debt, pushing yields down in early trade.
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The decades-old ban on female drivers will be lifted on June 24th.
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The stories of these incredible men and women have really lifted my spirits.
|
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The one-day curfew in Silwan district was lifted from 4:30 p.m.
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The attraction will remain closed until evacuation orders in the area are lifted.
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The rocket lifted off the ground for the first time after months testing.
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The tin is lifted to reveal an ingenious, MUNCHIES-branded pâté en croûte.
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The assailant grabbed the supermodel from behind and lifted her in the air.
|
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Russian officials, eager to see the sanctions lifted or eased, welcomed Trump's election.
|
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I walked out feeling like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders.
|
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It also lifted it overnight lending rate to 8.5 percent, from 8.25 percent.
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Intel's PC sales have trended positive in recent quarters, lifted by stronger demand.
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Although God knows if he's ever lifted a hammer the past 25 years.
|
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As Rodriguez lifted her arm, she flashed some dark hair in her armpit.
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On Sunday, Saudi Arabia's King Salman lifted the country's ban on women driving.
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Chip-related shares rose after a surge by Apple lifted their U.S. peers.
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You probably will come away with your cheeks wet and your spirits lifted.
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That lifted the hiring rate to 3.9 percent from 3.8 percent in July.
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The bank lifted its late liquidity window to 12.75 percent from 12.25 percent.
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By Sunday evening, authorities lifted all evacuation orders, allowing only residents to enter.
|
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As the submarine was being lifted to the surface, it snapped in two.
|
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With the legal cloud lifted, Uber's free to tout its autonomous truck operation.
|
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Investors will be particularly eager to hear when the grounding will be lifted.
|
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Al Sharpton threatened to protest outside MSG if the ban was not lifted.
|
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Shell lifted the crude and held the proceeds - nothing was given to Neconde.
|
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Another, Loujain al-Hathloul, fought to have the driving ban on women lifted.
|
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The next thing I knew, she said 'yes' and the nerves just lifted!
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The pact rebalanced the market and lifted crude to about $75 a barrel.
|
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Deal speculation also lifted ConAgra Foods, General Mills, Campbell Soup and Kellogg higher.
|
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That warning was lifted about a month later after massive mosquito-control efforts.
|
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There had been traffic closures for several hours but authorities gradually lifted restrictions.
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Their first chance since the ban was lifted will come at 5 p.m.
|
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She lifted her face and mouthed "Thank you" as the audience cheered louder.
|
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He lifted a shot over Gibson's shoulder at 5:25 of the third.
|
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The watch gleams at Kevin begging to be lifted from its resting place.
|
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By 1905, the average age of death for printers had lifted to 46.
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Each side usually brings along some proposed text, often lifted from another agreement.
|
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In the end, Apple briefly banned Google, too — then quickly lifted both sentences.
|
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It lifted the Model X to 790,900 yuan and Model S to 776,900.
|
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Reuters published news of the conviction only after the gag order was lifted.
|
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He has since called for the US embargo against Cuba to be lifted.
|
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Finally, after 28 minutes, Trump lifted the suspense and got to the point.
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Heavy retail investor buying had lifted it 4.5 percent in the week before.
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The Fed has lifted short-term interest rates four times since December 2015.
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"Actually, we believe our listing on the blacklist should be lifted completely."U.
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No further details, such as when the ban would be lifted, were given.
|
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That surprisingly strong payrolls report initially lifted stocks but they later lost ground.
|
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The International Monetary Fund recently lifted 2017 world growth forecasts to 3.5 percent.
|
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Le Pen's immunity has been lifted before, in 2013, by the EU parliament.
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Chris Christie said the state of emergency would be lifted at 6 p.m.
|
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She found herself being lifted by his arms and carried to her bed.
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In turn, that lifted emerging markets, whose economies are highly depending on commodities.
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Jerry Brown lifted the order for all but four counties, earlier this month.
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