I was tired and limping, but I had my .
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Sefolosha appears to be limping as officers lead him away.
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She was found limping with string wrapped around her toes.
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Clumsy hopping on crutches or limping instead of graceful walking.
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"He was limping really bad a first," Isaac Eads said.
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Rutgers, losers of six straight, is limping toward the finish.
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He is often seen limping around his enclosure, they added.
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Police say he was limping from a left leg injury.
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When I meet him outside the park he's limping heavily.
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Gorges was seen limping as he left the locker room.
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Not clear what Marcelo's problem was, but he's limping badly.
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The Cavaliers, the defending champions, are limping into the playoffs.
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"He was still limping a bit," John said on Twitter.
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Walker has not practiced since limping off the field on Aug.
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For a compromised "establishment" candidate limping out of a contested convention?
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Ruth, late from a bone-sesh with Russell, comes limping in.
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I came up limping badly, and my mother was very concerned.
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He has been spotted limping on the foot this entire week.
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After a few minutes, he was helped up and limping around.
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Our deep-red blood, our lush tech— Archangels, limping in paradise.
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He'd come out of every show limping and black and blue.
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Moments later, far away from the scrum, Pulisic was limping noticeably.
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As the vote nears, Mr. Schulz is limping into the homestretch.
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So funny that your body feels like it should be limping.
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Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact Iraq's limping economy.
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And finally — me limping, Bob fine — we get to the payoff.
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A short-handed Supreme Court is limping to the finish line.
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The existing FAA Part 107 waiver process is currently limping along.
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Looks like she'll be limping into the office for a while.
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But he was far from his peak and eventually in great discomfort, limping down the stretch after an injury timeout late in the second set and later wincing and limping off the dais in the interview room.
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I had twisted my ankle on the way over and was limping.
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Baker was shown limping in the Washington dugout in the seventh inning.
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Mr Law convincingly depicts the limping spiritual journey of a troubled man.
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It might be limping, but it's not lame (see Yahoo for that).
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Illinois is limping through its second straight year without a complete budget.
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Kaczynski, who had been limping recently, has been hospitalized since early May.
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Tom Brady was noticeably limping away from his press conference on Sunday.
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Triggs had his injured calf wrapped and was limping in the clubhouse.
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He had slipped the woman's purse under the coat and left, limping.
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As the FAA itself recently admitted, the waiver process is limping along.
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Illinois is limping through a second straight year without a complete budget.
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Saturday morning, I saw a girl limping down a dormitory hallway, looking
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This left him limping and switching from stance to stance against Larkin.
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Nearly all of them were limping or coughing or wearing bloody dressings.
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Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact the country's limping economy.
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Several were limping, he said, but they will soon get X-rays.
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Thursday's footage showed two were visibly limping while another walked with crutches.
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He returned for portions of the fourth quarter but was limping noticeably.
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Nearby, Kelly Osbourne was spotted limping, she broke her right foot before Christmas.
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In the video [warning: graphic content], Woods can be seen limping in place.
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Six months ago, Kathy Guptill came home to find her dog Lulu limping.
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Perhaps, after years of limping, the company has once more found its stride.
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"The Secretary-General has launched a reform process that is limping," Moller said.
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He dropped to the ground, rolling in pain before limping off the field.
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After waking up from a nap, the "happy, healthy little boy" was limping.
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Limping home, she can feel the road through the sole of one shoe.
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Daredevil is helping a limping Punisher through a cemetery, where they eventually rest.
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Sherman was noticeably limping and grimaced as he left the field at halftime.
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And then, jubilation at the sight of Thompson limping back to the bench.
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Limping to his car, he jumped in just as the sow charged again.
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We've been badly wounded by the 2017 inauguration, and we are still limping.
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Limping from last week's Super Tuesday contests, Mr. Sanders needed another Michigan boost.
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Afterward, he could be seen visibly limping and being assisted by crew members.
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What I don't want is a utility that comes out of bankruptcy limping.
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The politician arrived in court limping and walking with the aid of crutches.
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The whole thing is a limping, confused affair, incomplete in a dozen different ways.
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A limping investment in IBM also might have been expected to reinforce that view.
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A gag involving the eating of raw onions isn't so much running as limping.
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Klaus Barbie, the psychopathic "Butcher of Lyon", became obsessed with killing the "limping lady".
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Limping up the stairs, sweating through heavy leather, I fear for what lies ahead.
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Torn patellar tendons have left a string of football players limping in their wake.
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Grief is always a limping, ugly thing, a Frankenstein stitched together from sundry parts.
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She was walking—limping—down the hall, heading for the blacked-out living room.
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She then walked the remaining distance, limping heavily, to an eerie, almost silent atmosphere.
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Iguodala, one of James's main defenders, came up limping but stayed in the game.
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She was then run over, but she was later seen standing and limping away.
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In the seventh, Diaz came up limping after running to first on a grounder.
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The 36 year told was "limping from a left leg injury," according to police.
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"I rested him for a month already," Gomaa said, leading the limping donkey away.
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"If you set a deadline, you end up limping into a year," Mike said.
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The equine ambulance zipped onto the track, loaded the limping horse, and drove off.
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He was down on the ground for several minutes before limping off the field.
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He was down on the ground for several minutes before limping off the field.
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The girl carried the cat outside and it became clear that she was limping.
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He came up limping late in the first half after a non-contact play.
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In this Pickwickian sense the natural and human sciences might be limping toward convergence.
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Somehow, he did ... limping onto the Madison Square Garden hardwood to a roaring ovation.
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Nearly 10 months out of bankruptcy, Sears is limping into the holiday shopping season.
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As Erin went into labor, they noticed Simone was limping and had a fever.
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The traditional budget and appropriations process was limping along well before Trump took office.
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Alonso's actions in limping back to the pits after suffering two punctures were specifically mentioned.
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"Both companies were kind of limping into 2019," said Brad Loncar, CEO of Loncar Investments.
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By 1981, Irish rock band Thin Lizzy was limping toward the end of its existence.
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He was limping from what he said was a bullet wound in his right foot.
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Still, whether limping or running, Clinton will now almost certainly cross that finish line first.
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He's limping from the gunshot wound, and his neck looks awful from the near-hanging.
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He staggered from the ambulance after being cut out, bloodied, limping, and refusing all aid.
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The officer is shown firing at the dog before the animal runs away, apparently limping.
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Hundreds of steel makers are limping along, overloaded with debt and battered by weak prices.
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Limping, he scans the room, raises a gun and fires a shot, the muzzle flashing.
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Still, the losses would add to the sense that she's limping to the finish line.
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"You saw folks bleeding from the head, limping; folks were on the ground," he said.
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He endured nerve damage that left him limping, but has otherwise made a full recovery.
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Businesses selling mining rigs there said demand - especially for high-end machines - was limping along.
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After the Japanese Empire captured the Dutch East Indies, the Navy was limping pretty bad.
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Sime Vrsaljko is limping toward the sideline just four minutes into the first extra period.
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The Yankees arrive here limping, having lost again, on Wednesday, to the woeful Baltimore Orioles.
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Brazil's economy is now limping its way out of the worst recession in its history.
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Now Ospina is limping around a bit with some apparent pain in his right foot.
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They see Northam limping toward the finish line, and they get flashbacks of Hillary Clinton.
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He was generously applauded by everyone, as he strode away, limping slightly for the cameras.
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The island is limping back to some semblance of normalcy as the New Year approaches.
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Or the site could keep limping along, collecting signatures for requests that will never be answered.
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In video taken the next morning, officers escort a limping Sefolosha out of a police station.
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Ramirez pulled up limping after rounding second base on Mitch Moreland's go-ahead, two-run single.
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After limping her way back to shore, she found a man and asked for some assistance.
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"At least seven deer were shot with others limping or running from the scene," Williams wrote.
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All of a sudden, the phone that had been limping along, rapidly draining, felt like new.
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He entered the launch to loud applause, limping behind Kanye on his way to the stage.
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She pays war veterans poorly and hangs her own limping soldiers when they demand more money.
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An example of where conventional wisdom has been proved right: The idea that "limping" is bad.
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Pain is typically worse first thing in the morning, and limping in the morning is common.
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Limping and using a cane, she routinely found strangers treating her as if she were helpless.
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Rosa Luxemburg was a tiny Jewish refugee revolutionary socialist limping woman who was born in 1871.
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He left under his own power after being hit by Jordan Phillips, but he was limping.
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"Nicky Barnes is not around anymore," said the balding, limping grandfather in the baggy Lee dungarees.
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"What I don't want is a utility that comes out of bankruptcy limping," he said recently.
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She walked out limping, with a cane, and was accompanied by a man and young girl.
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While Bill Ackman had a record-breaking 2019, one of his proteges is limping into 2020.
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Ramirez pulled up limping after rounding second base on 1B Mitch Moreland's go-ahead, two-run single.
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You want to enjoy your time there, not be limping everywhere and on the verge of crawling.
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With Curry limping through a second straight NBA Finals, we are seeing the other side of this.
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Illinois, the lowest-rated U.S. state, is limping through its second straight year without a complete budget.
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If you and your dog overdo it, an injury isn't just a dramatic blowout or obvious limping.
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A few days after that, while we were on vacation, I began limping and developed a fever.
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"No pain, no limping," Coach Steve Kerr said after watching Curry scrimmage with teammates at Saturday's practice.
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Carr, limping by game's end, was 28 of 49 for 237 yards, the touchdown and one interception.
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Verstappen collided with Hamilton, punctured a rear tire and damaged the transmission limping back to the pits.
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In a video that was released with the photos, The Telegraph reported it appeared he was limping.
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It will keep him limping along in the race, and the continued fractured support will benefit Trump.
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Yet even before the financial crisis Italy's underlying growth rate was sluggish, held back by limping productivity.
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A woman in filthy panties limping down a road with a bone knuckling out of her arm.
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"I am not limping to that number," Ichiro told ESPN last month as he approached hit 3,000.
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Mr. Li, 72, spends his days limping along dusty roads to collect trash in exchange for tips.
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I remember a performance where I was in the wings, and I wasn't limping, having forgotten to.
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If your marriage is limping, clear time for it and protect that time like your top client.
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He finished the game but had to ice the ankle afterward and was limping around the clubhouse.
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That's uniquely true of Oedipus, the limping princeling fated to kill his father and marry his mother.
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Take, for instance, Ben Whishaw as the Limping Man, who eventually becomes one of David's better friends.
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The Daggetts said their daughter received the devastating diagnosis after she fell at the park and began limping.
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He was obviously hurt, limping after throwing any knees and kicks, yet Tanios was still unwilling to engage.
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According to Caters News, the limping Greyhound was found wandering a market in the south of Spain alone.
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Some complained that Newark was limping toward recovery as other cities that were similarly inundated had sprung back.
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The embattled ride-hailing company has been limping from crisis to crisis since the beginning of the year.
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The friendly pooch was found limping on the streets and was brought in to the Texas animal shelter.
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Many experts argue a more stimulatory fiscal response could, in fact, prove a salve for the limping economy.
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Panthers Coach Gerard Gallant said Mitchell had been "limping around" for a couple of weeks with various issues.
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TMZ got this video of the model limping his way to one of the barricades in clear pain.
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BUDGET ON A STRETCHER The traditional budget and appropriations process was limping along well before Trump took office.
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But because I was getting older, I couldn't just walk it off—I was limping for a week.
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By contrast, Smith is limping when we first encounter him, after jumping out of a married woman's window.
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The program is still limping along, however, after a federal judge blocked the administration from winding it down.
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He'd pushed his 49-year-old body, limping and wincing, through more than a dozen physical therapy sessions.
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By the time the third round ended, Melendez was barely upright, limping around the Octagon in visible pain.
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The Seahawks' defense is limping to the finish line, having allowed 221.9 points over the past two games.
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Moments later, he was handcuffed and removed from the room, limping with two officers standing by his side.
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He did not even go to the closest point on shore to tend to his own limping vessel.
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His future father-in-law arrived in midmorning astride a limping, rolling-gaited woods horse of indifferent color.
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The injection wore off in a day and Augustus was again limping up the stairs, step by step.
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The foot is a concern, and there were reports that he was limping after the Rangers series ended.
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The only public transport is the old IRT limping along at five miles an hour through dimly-lit tunnels.
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Trapped in a body unable to function Four years after Cedric's liver transplant, his mother noticed her son limping.
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He came up limping while walking back to the mound as the trainer and manager Bud Black came out.
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Obamacare is limping along without an imminent death spiral, and health care costs aren't rising as fast as feared.
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Hopefully this damning report will put spurs to the efforts that have been limping along for the last decade.
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It would be unfair to call France the sick man of Europe; half the continent is wheezing or limping.
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Who'd have thought an entire day of limping is what I'd needed all along to be excellent at life?
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The bad news for Minnesota was that Smith was seen limping noticeably on the sidelines in the fourth quarter.
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The firm had been limping on hoping for a takeover from IAG or Lufthansa, two big European airline groups.
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We hope he's right ... but things didn't seem great when we saw Todd limping around L.A. back in April.
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The Dallas PD just released the images from the case -- along with video of Aqib limping into the hospital.
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At this point in time, though, Case Western's bot is not up to any tasks beyond limping slowly around.
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Her kidneys had been limping along for months on the verge of failure, and had now completely shut down.
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There's the kind of squeeze that leaves you groaning in relief, and there's the kind that leaves you limping.
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"American Idol" began in 2002, and is still limping along after churning out more than a dozen singing superstars.
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Ashmawy was then filmed limping towards a black vehicle parked on the tarmac while flanked by two security officers.
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Many lost businesses and residents after being pummeled by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and were limping along before Florence.
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He was limping at times, falling on the court, and he said he could not jump into his serve.
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He starts his flight on foot, limping from the initial skirmish after losing a toe to a stray bullet.
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The incident left him limping and gave Federer an opportunity to tie up the match at two sets each.
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Virtual reality may not yet be a mainstay in your average home, but that doesn't mean VR is limping.
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Looking disheveled in a grimy, unbuttoned polo shirt, Mr. Johnson seemed to be limping as he arrived in court.
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Not being able to work for such long periods leaves a person's family impoverished and leaves the economy limping.
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Faulk returned to the Post-Dispatch newsroom limping, with bloodied knees and pepper spray on his skin, the paper reported.
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Instead, she seems like a front-runner limping toward the finish line with a dogged terrier nipping at her heel.
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WARNING: VIDEOS MAY CONTAIN GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Moses, 27, was seen limping on his right leg after the fight was over.
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McSorley also rushed the ball 19 times for 1213 yards and a touchdown while limping on a reported broken foot.
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He started limping toward the greeting party, muttering a prayer, and then reached for a detonator attached to his wrist.
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The marathon runner in training can often be found limping around with blisters, sore muscles, and blackened or lost toenails.
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Lowry slapped the floor in pain and frustration before being helped to his feet and limping to the locker room.
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Stocks are limping into February after January's disappointing losses, and analysts see more selling ahead as virus headlines rattle markets.
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But, after his behind-the-pack performance in Nevada, Steyer's campaign is limping into what could be his final state.
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The last incident was in April 2016, when a teacher noticed Zymere limping and sent him to the school nurse.
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A Reuters witness who saw the girl at the governor's office, in Maiduguri, said she seemed tired and was limping.
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Martinez, Nebraska's starting quarterback, came up limping after a 583-yard pass completion to Robinson midway through the third period.
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Injured coyotes, like the one seen limping near Lincoln Park, may turn to slower prey than their usual rodent fare.
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But in his second game back, he lasted only four innings, limping off the field after running out a double.
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Just wait until she gets to a quarter health and starts limping and whimpering as you cut her down. Christ.
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More people are seeing friends and acquaintances who were limping but then had surgery and got back to their lives.
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That young cat was found limping along the streets of Brooklyn by a Good Samaritan, who brought him to the ACC.
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The Affordable Care Act is limping toward the end of what will likely be the worst enrollment season in its history.
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Any potential disruptions could severely impact Iraq's limping economy, though officials said the protests had not so far impacted crude production.
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I know that's not as exciting, but falling down and limping off the field doesn't convey the image you're after, either.
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They have their differences, but it's not like someone is wounded and limping along and the other is doing much better.
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It was a respite after years of corruption scandals, soaring homicide rates, and a limping economy had battered the nation's morale.
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The Chinese media have been cock-a-hoop over pictures of American warships limping into port with apparently self-inflicted damage.
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The witness says he didn't record the collision -- but managed to capture the direct aftermath ... and you can see Barrett limping.
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And you shouldn't pay $550 for a device that does little to improve the ailing fortunes of Sony's limping mobile division.
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According to the Autoinflammatory Alliance, children with the disorder develop deep aching pain, limping, tenderness over affected areas and often fevers.
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After limping away with a right knee injury, the England striker Danny Welbeck could be a doubt for the European Championship.
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Editorial This year, the adage that "falsehood flies and the truth comes limping after it" doesn't begin to describe the problem.
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The dismal, dismal Cleveland Browns are limping into this weekend with an 0-12 record—a low, even by Cleveland standards.
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Pittsburgh is limping to the finish, having lost three straight and four of its last five to drop two games below .
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And Marquette is limping: It lost its final four conference games and then bowed out in the Big East tournament semifinals.
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From 2015 through 2017, often limping or clearly playing in pain, Woods entered only 12 tournaments, and the results were embarrassing.
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They lost their last eight games, limping to a 5-11 record to finish in last place in the N.F.C. South.
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Leishman had led by two shots with nine holes left in that tournament before limping home in 40 to finish third.
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Jim Christiana and won't have the luxury of limping into a general election with only a plurality of the primary vote.
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Tomlin was punished for tempting fate when Roethlisberger was sacked by Cameron Wake, which left the quarterback limping and favoring his shoulder.
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It was this sprightliness that proved to be detrimental for Ziggy, who was limping and seemed to be in pain when walking.
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The champions did not kick on after the break, rocked by an exhausted Busquets being taken off and then Messi limping off.
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Moreover, Dos Santos is exceptional at fighting off takedowns but no one does that quite as well when they are already limping.
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If your dog is whimpering or limping when he walks, it's easy enough to guess that he might have a sore paw.
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"The eurozone is still limping along, firing on one cylinder," said Jonathan Gregory, head of UK fixed income for UBS Asset Management.
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While the Rays are percolating at the plate, San Diego is limping to the finish line of its nine-game road trip.
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We're sort of limping along, growing between 1 and 2 percent, and that is so far underneath our potential as a country.
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You get your first glimpse of Trent as he's limping from an escape pod, having just barely survived an exploded space station.
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Some returnees at the Yaounde hotel had injuries or were limping, and were keen to tell of the horrors they had suffered.
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For the first game he couldn't play, Jackie showed up on crutches; the next game, he was limping and had a cane.
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His most recent appearance was in 2017 when he played only one of his group matches, limping to defeat against David Goffin.
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Ross Douthat Even in the last limping years of his deeply unpopular administration, George W. Bush was still popular with Republican voters.
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It was the latest in a string of volatile trading sessions that has left investors limping through the last weeks of 2018.
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He could feel himself limping after a block or two, his body trying to take the load off his painful right hip.
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Equifax spent five more days limping through the crisis before announcing on Tuesday that the chief executive, Richard F. Smith, would retire.
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Jose Altuve singled leading off the sixth but slipped as he left the batter's box and was limping after reaching first base.
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Many of its provinces started gradually limping back to some form of production last week, about two weeks later than previous years.
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Hicks left Monday night's win over the Redskins in the second half and was seen limping to the locker room alongside trainers.
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The next year – with CNN describing President Obama as an "unpopular president limping through his second term" – Republicans reclaimed control of the Senate.
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Now, Twitter is limping along, Soundcloud is in a death spiral, Vine is gone, and Reddit is still trying to figure things out.
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South Africa's economy is limping, violent protests have closed many universities and the ruling African National Congress (ANC) appears paralysed by factional disputes.
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Eight years isn't a bad run for any TV show, and the series has been limping toward a natural conclusion for a while.
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Illinois, which has the lowest credit ratings among the 50 states, is limping through its second straight fiscal year without a complete budget.
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If your biggest selling point is a triumphant march to the recent past, seeming like a limping vintage model is a big problem.
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It makes limping along with a terrible hierarchy and structure possible, so you don't have to solve inherent problems to your staff model.
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That frees him from messy negotiations at the start of his administration and allows him to turn his attention to Mexico's limping economy.
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As the team celebrated, Mr. Lee noticed out of the corner of his eye the backup goalie, Jen Lee, limping onto the ice.
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By the time Vichy France fell under occupation, "the limping lady of Lyon" had become the Nazis' most wanted Allied agent in France.
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The limping old dog who was my sons' perfect childhood companion died last month, and now I take my after-supper walk alone.
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So if you see any athletes limping just a little, they may have participated in this afternoon's 30 kilometer cross-country skiing race.
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The woman had stared (cell phone threateningly in hand) until the girl packed up all the gear and went limping down the street.
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Outside the gutted elementary school, men patched up with bloody bandages staggered through the headlights, limping painfully from blast-torqued backs and knees.
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The recent turmoil in Washington has this bull market "limping," according to Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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But Mayfield struggled, and the team quickly reverted to its old ways, starting off 2-6 and limping to a 6-10 record.
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While he was stiff and limping after the game, an 87-81 win over the Indiana Pacers, he would be fine, he said.
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Before I did, I was limping along with a small purse that barely contained all of my stuff and was starting to fall apart.
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Daniel Cormier slipped and fell while leaving the UFC 226 news conference in Vegas moments ago ... and it looked like he came up limping.
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The brash president whose actions have only partly matched his campaign rhetoric could easily find himself limping into 2018 with daunting prospects for legislating.
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I come limping in the door and my hand is swollen up like a catcher's mitt, and she's like 'what the fuck is that?
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The rapidity with which falsity travels has been proverbial for centuries: "Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it," wrote Swift in 1710.
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Still, limping across the starting line isn't a great look for either of these devices, to say nothing of VR as a burgeoning medium.
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Missouri (REPEAT OFFENDER): More than 25 dogs found underweight, sick or injured since our last report; some were limping or had bloody/oozing lesions.
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Destiny 2's latest expansion is lush, creative, and a vital shot of energy to a game that has been limping since it released.
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" Albeit, it's difficult to read his plan for action without thinking of the old adage that "falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it.
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Among them a boy shot in the leg was limping alongside a cart carrying an older woman, while another was pushed in a wheelchair.
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Anderson, who was not limping after the game, showed up sore Tuesday, and the team's medical staff told him he had a torn meniscus.
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Fernandez (26-20) pulled up after striking out Christian Colon to end the seventh and rubbed his right knee before limping to the dugout.
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Raheem Sterling also scored for City, whose only negative was the sight of the playmaker Kevin De Bruyne limping off late, favoring his hamstring.
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Biden was limping along until Saturday, when he seized nearly 50 percent of the South Carolina vote and 61 percent of the black vote.
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During a City Council hearing on Tuesday, officials admitted that drainage systems in the hardest-hit neighborhoods had been limping along at half strength.
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Instead, with injuries to Conley, their point guard, and Marc Gasol, their leading scorer, other players dinged-up, Memphis is limping into the postseason.
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But if we had more room for new statues, concerned citizens might want to put up some money to erect one of Alibi, limping.
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Monday's 33-23 win at Toronto could have come at a cost as defenseman Erik Gudbranson was limping at the end of the game.
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But Reed returned for Game 7, his limping from the players' tunnel for warm-ups becoming an indelible image in Madison Square Garden history.
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And Russia has fundamental weaknesses: its economy is limping along (thanks to the decline in oil prices) amid growing poverty levels and a demographic crisis.
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Brutal fights break out, three or four against one; the victim slumps bloody in the gutter and eventually his children help him up, crying, limping.
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Despite an appealing ensemble cast — and perhaps because of its seriously-you-made-this-into-a-movie plot — Tag is limping with just $40.9 million.
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Ames is limping and cannot stand straight or carry weight, Horne said, further hindering his ability to go to work and provide for his family.
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Joe Biden, who is relying on limping into South Carolina with support from black voters intact, has been pillorying Buttigieg over his record on race.
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State-owned enterprises, limping in their core businesses but resisting break-up and reform, have turned to property development to make up for flagging profits.
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" The "High Fidelity" star also previously told Ellen DeGeneres that the training for the movie was no joke and she found herself "limping every day.
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The bank, already limping because of shareholder infighting and an accounting scandal two years ago, had struggled to raise capital on the markets this year.
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This would be a lot to get on with for a government at the height of its powers, let alone one limping to its demise.
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It is the latest in a long series of deregulatory actions taken by the Trump administration in an effort to resuscitate the limping coal industry.
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I had made this comment that I personally go through these periods in my life where people ask me if I'm limping for a reason.
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The Christchurch-based builder was limping noticeably after winning the title and said he would need a scan to determine the extent of the injury.
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And, indeed, as "The Broken Man" ends, the Hound is limping off, ax in hand, prepared to dole out justice to those who wronged him.
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The economy is limping along, and policymakers are not at all certain if it is going to start catching fire or slip back into recession.
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TOKYO — Five years ago, Renesas Electronics was a limping Japanese microchip manufacturer with a main factory ravaged by an earthquake threatening its ability to survive.
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Cavani scored two brilliant goals against Portugal in Uruguay's 2-1 last 16 victory on Saturday, before limping off with the assistance of Cristiano Ronaldo.
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"The Middle" is currently limping toward its series finale, but it spent eight seasons delivering a smart, salty portrait of blue-collar life in Indiana.
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Given Biden's role in everything from segregation to the student loan crisis, it's easy to imagine this anointed frontrunner also limping to the finish line.
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Mr. Trump is now limping into the final five weeks of a race in which he has lost the momentum, some of his allies acknowledged.
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It is rare that you will see someone with as many low kick stoppages, or fights which ended as he swarmed on a limping opponent.
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After dumping the ball off to Middleton, Tatum landed oddly on his ankle and could be seen limping out of the way of the play.
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But with Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard having missed clear chances and Chris Smalling limping, United allowed Harry Maguire to poke home Marc Albrighton's cross.
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He didn't tune in long enough to see a woman injured in the car attack limping to the microphone, her leg still in a brace.
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Wentz, 235, was not visibly limping, but after being evaluated in his team's medical tent he was sent to the locker room for further testing.
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"While Maryland is making progress toward meeting all of the targets, Pennsylvania is just limping along behind," Peter Franchot, Maryland's comptroller, said in an interview.
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But the history of this game is littered with stories of teams that went into the playoffs in different sets of scenarios: limping, playing great.
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To analyze these numbers in the context of what happened in the midterms is to conclude that Republicans are limping toward a disastrous Election Day.
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The image of a limping Weinstein has drawn comparisons to convicted sexual predator Bill Cosby's suddenly frail appearance in the latter days of his trial.
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Many in the migrant caravan were limping at the end of that leg of their trek -- their shoes falling apart as they arrived in Tapachula.
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They lost 187 games across the next two years, and ruined a promising 2018 season by limping down the stretch to an 80-82 finish.
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Ironically, Trump may do more for the cause of peace than any left limping President ever could because he&aposs dealing from a position of strength.
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It would be the NHL's version of Willis Reed limping through the tunnel, except instead of a bad thigh he'd be recovering from a bad team.
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Her triumph -- particularly in a largely white, working-class state -- will prevent Clinton from limping into California's June 7 primary on a string of May losses.
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Maybe all you want is to watch My Friend Dahmer and thank your lucky stars that it's not Harry Styles hammily slouch-limping across the screen.
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Coming in a distant fourth in South Carolina will send him limping into Nevada, where the most recent CNN/ORC survey puts him at just 1%.
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Veterinarian visits related to limping or lameness jump 18 percent higher during the fourth quarter, said Dr. Jules Benson, vice president of veterinary services for Petplan.
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Yet the woes of the industry, often portrayed as dinosaurs limping to extinction, conceal an industry that is much more resilient than it is often thought.
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The tyre shredded, leaving the Monegasque limping home on a rim and damaging the Ferrari while scattering debris on the track, bringing out the safety car.
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As he neared the finish line, having clinched the race, Bailey looked back to see Johnson limping, winning the race with a time of 14.99 seconds.
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Stocks snapped a six-day losing streak Friday, as the unofficial start of the quarterly corporate earnings season offered a crucial crutch for a limping market.
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Before the three weeks that miraculously brought Joe Biden to the cusp of the Democratic presidential nomination, his campaign was limping along — and Biden knows it.
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Limping badly and using ski poles as de facto canes, she eventually left the hospital to compete in four events, but her best finish was seventh.
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With the primaries limping along during the coronavirus pandemic and public health – Sanders's signature issue – the priority issue of the moment, Biden can't antagonize the unions.
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But for all of its efforts, the gains have been marginal for the governing party, which appears to be limping toward a crushing defeat this July.
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Neither strategy worked, and now the two candidates are limping into Super Tuesday, with their paths to the presidency as narrow as they have ever been.
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And the sight of James Rodriguez — so instrumental in Colombia's offense against Poland — limping off was as welcome for Senegal as it was devastating for Colombia.
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The only low point for the Yankees on Sunday was losing Tauchman in the fourth inning when he came up limping while fielding a routine single.
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The first time I saw the famous Fabienne Jean, she was limping toward me, slowly, but with the unmistakable elegance of the dancer that she was.
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LF T.J. Rivera was 2-for-4 for the Mets before he left the game after limping to first on a groundout in the seventh Tuesday.
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"In the past, I went home injured and limping, but this year I feel so great," Enaje said after the ritual held under a sweltering sun.
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Boston defenseman Zdeno Chara ended the opening period in the locker room after blocking an Aho shot with his right foot and limping down the tunnel.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A fresh setback to U.S. President Donald Trump's domestic agenda on Tuesday wounded an already-limping U.S. dollar and deflated U.S. Treasury yields.
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In IT's defense, LeBron did miss the shot (though he would make both free throws), and it was James who came away from the encounter limping.
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Davis came up limping late in the second quarter and did not return for the last two quarters as the Pelicans fell to the Thunder 114-105.
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The image of a nation limping from one crisis to the next looms large, but even on the scale of Turkey's everyday struggles, this peaks the meter.
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Although he has failed so far to improve the limping economy, his supporters say he is best placed to keep more overtly sectarian political leaders in check.
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They reached the 22014 Handball World Championships final in Doha, but failed to win a medal at Rio 219, limping out against Germany in the quarter-final.
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Wayne Selden Jr. and Devonte Graham hit key shots, and Frank Mason III — limping through a bruised shin — picked Hield's pocket twice to help seal the win.
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Not a dream or a short, transparent reality like the outer bend of my eyes or a limping thought poking around the calendar for an approximate location.
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For some reason, injured Pittsburgh RB Sonia Osselborn -- leg brace and all -- came limping over to get in Hogan's face ... and that's when Hogan unleashed the fury.
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Debris from his car's broken front wing littered the track while Perez's right rear tyre was punctured, leaving him limping back to the pits on a rim.
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Essentially, Microsoft was the complete opposite of what we often see in the current tech cycle: unicorns limping across the finish line, nursing haircuts, thirsty for cash.
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But with pride at stake and Brazil still limping out of severe recession, any deal is expected to depend on cast-iron assurances over autonomy and jobs.
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Kimetto was clearly limping as he lost touch with the leading pack around halfway through the race and he dropped out after one hour and 20 minutes.
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"People were screaming and rushing to come out ... as they were coming, they were panicking, I saw some people had blood, some people were limping," he said.
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The 20-year-old appeared to be in significant pain and remained down while attended to by trainers before limping off the field under his own power.
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The miners have been running "since last summer and show no signs of having any issues" and generate about 1.5 bitcoins per month, according to Limping-Zebra.
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Then, on Thursday night, limping and no longer airborne, he unpacked his every move, scoring 23 points on an assortment of floaters and jumpers and put-backs.
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Mr. Smit-McPhee said that with help from a physical therapist, he "went from limping in agony each day to eventually walking by the end" of shooting.
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He came up limping after a 9-yard run in the first quarter and sat out the next series but returned near the end of the quarter.
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The second pitch to hit him, a curveball from Dellin Betances, struck Harper's left big toe in the eighth inning and knocked him from the game, limping.
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But once Collins saw Cespedes limping out to left field before the fifth inning, he and the head athletic trainer Ray Ramirez jogged out to the outfield.
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After limping around golf courses with a mysterious ailment in his right foot, Olazábal missed the 1995 Ryder Cup while taking an 20153-month absence from competition.
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Julius Randle had 23 points and 20143 rebounds for New Orleans before limping to the locker room with a sprained right ankle midway through the fourth quarter.
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Mars is the planet of war, and when it's retrograde, it's unruly, impatient, and explosive—or it's totally flaccid and weak, limping along, being a sad sack.
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After being shot in the leg, an enemy falls to the ground, then struggles back up to a limping gait, dragging himself through the waving grass towards cover.
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He was mathematically eliminated from winning the nomination outright in late April but carried his limping campaign through Indiana, where Trump handed him a nearly 20-point loss.
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After they leave, Villanelle begins limping through the streets of Paris, clutching her stomach wound and pouring alcohol on it from a bottle she finds on the ground.
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Illinois is limping through a record-setting second consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Criner exits the frame in the footage but returns again later, limping and carrying a duffel bag matching the one Weiser was previously carrying, according to the affidavit.
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Murray appeared to be moving well, better than against Kyrgios when he appeared to be limping near the end, and his trademark scrambling skills were also in evidence.
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LIMPING ALONG The drop in demand has soybean prices in North Dakota trading at an historic discount to U.S. futures prices, and farmers are putting investments on hold.
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"With Model 3, either the machine works, or it doesn't, or it's limping along and we get short quite severely on output," said Musk on an earnings call.
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"I may be limping home by the finish line, but we are going to get there," Trump said, after his second and final public event of the day.
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In one polling station in Kinshasa, where the opposition is strong, your correspondent saw a limping old lady failing to fend off the "assistance" of an election official.
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As the gallery shuts, she leads me into a tight room—"You're still limping!" she laughs —and points toward the roughly 7,000 stairs I now need to climb.
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As the Trump administration kicks at the working leg of a limping institution, it is worth recalling that previous American administrations have also felt frustrated with the WTO.
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"We don't want this show limping to an ending; we want it to go out with style and class and the way it deserves to be wrapped up."
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After much whistle-blowing, the game stops and a flurry of players, trainers, and coaches escort the limping James off the court, eventually carrying him to the bench.
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After prisoner exchanges in the east between government forces and rebels, some detainees have left Ukrainian jails limping and saying they had fingers or ribs broken by guards.
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Nonetheless, the man, who was at least 30 years old, survived the first phase of the eruption and fled along an alley, probably limping because of his infection.
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The bursa sac filled up with blood, it's purple, I'm limping, but I don't let anybody know about it, because I knew they wouldn't let me work Jose.
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Illinois is limping towards the end of a second-straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to a stalemate between Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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"We described it as the bull is limping, but he is still moving forward a little bit," said Calvasina, a former chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse.
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If I need to look a little more put together but don't want to end the day limping home, Everlane Day Gloves or Rothy's Pointed Flats it is.
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Texas manager Jeff Banister didn't want Profar, who started at third base, involved in a critical defensive play with the game in the balance after witnessing him limping.
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And Alex Morgan, the team's starting center forward, was pulled off the field at halftime after taking an awkward spill around the 23th minute that left her limping.
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While Nike has also been limping under Adidas's onslaught and reported lower-than-expected quarterly revenue last month, its recently launched running shoes VaporMax is a big success.
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But on the final one, a roller to the right side by Juan Lagares, Chapman grimaced as he ran off the mound to cover first base, limping slightly.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, though, once the novelty wore off, ratings for "BH90210" have steadily drifted downward, limping toward the final two chapters of the soapy seven-episode engagement.
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By halftime, Solskjaer had been forced to use all three of his substitutes, too, with Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard — a substitute himself — all limping off.
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"These were the remains of a limping individual — he too was likely impeded in his escape by motor difficulties, and left exposed at the time in situ," he explained.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of an unprecedented second-straight fiscal year without a complete spending plan due to an impasse between Rauner and Democratic leaders.
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No. There's evidence that wholesale markets are not properly valuing some services and may be vulnerable in the long term if they keep limping along in their current form.
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Kicked his knee so hard that Dravon is limping now and can't work at the warehouse where he was working, which involves physical work, Punched him in the back.
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When he was finally produced at court a day later, after a national outcry over his arrest, Al Jazeera reporter Tanvir Chowdhury recounts the photographer barefoot and visibly limping.
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Shettima had treated Amina, who was limping and severely malnourished when she arrived with her baby at his home, like a "VIP guest," a state government official told CNN.
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No longer worthy of his Wolverine codename, he is now plain old Logan, a greying, coughing, limping alcoholic who works as a limo driver in a Texas border town.
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Global risk markets faltered before limping up, while traditional safe havens gold and government bonds firmed as the events in the de facto capital of the European Union unfolded.
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And Maysoon Zayid performs "Limping on the Edge," which tells her story of being a Muslim comedian with cerebral palsy, and how she uses her platform for her activism.
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Deflation — Japan's biggest economic problem for much of the past 20 years — is over, but inflation is far from entrenched, limping along at just 0.7 percent year-on-year.
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And if a couple of months from now I can avoid limping and a couple of shots in my heel, I'd gladly pay that premium the next time around.
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Without a formal budget, Illinois has been limping along by extending parts of last year's spending plan, settling on piecemeal appropriations and battling out the impasse in the courts.
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But it also means anything else is a bust -- and could leave him limping out of the Hawkeye State into New Hampshire, where Trump is also in the lead.
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TMZ Sports has obtained a video shot seconds after a photographer collided with Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett on Saturday ... and you can see Barrett limping away in pain.
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Arrieta grabbed the back of his leg while pitching against Pirates and after trying to loosen up was unable to throw a warmup pitch before limping off the field.
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As chilly gusts whipped across the platform and Manhattan twinkled silently below, the deck began to fill with athletes crawling or limping around while their legs slowly regained power.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.34 percent with Wall Street higher after limping through its opening trades and the pan-European Stoxx 20.33 up 20.47 percent.
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Thompson was seen limping out of the arena following the game but, according to reports, said, "Oh yeah" when asked if he would be OK for Game 3. NBA.
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They have survived the cartel's attempts to kill off shale production, but they are limping from the depressed crude prices that make eking out a profit a daily struggle.
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The Timberwolves are limping to the finish with four straight setbacks on a just-concluded road trip, including a 110-103 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.
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The tempo indication for the languorous third song of "let me tell you" is "Walking but limping," and he recently completed a left-hand piano concerto for Alexandre Tharaud.
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She was the first to report that Mr. Kim's wife, Ri Sol-ju, was pregnant in 2012 and that the leader was limping in 20103 because of ankle surgery.
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Illinois is limping through a second straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing impasse between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Captain Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins are showing their championship form heading into the final day of February while the Dallas Stars are limping into the home stretch.
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Limping to a run-off for the seat formerly held — and repeatedly won handily — by Trump's Health and Human Services secretary is by no means a win for Republicans.
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But there are plenty of also-ran "unicorns" — like the note-taking app Evernote — in Silicon Valley that are now just limping along, Erin Griffith of the NYT writes.
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They have survived the cartel's attempts to kill off shale production, but they are limping from the depressed crude prices that make eking out a profit a daily struggle.
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Photogs captured her limping back to shore with the assistance of some girlfriends, who then attentively knelt beside her on the sand as they checked out her injured foot.
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Arctic sea ice is limping toward its seasonal peak, hitting a record low for the month of February on the heels of another record set just the month before.
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"Otherwise, we'll just be limping from one crisis to the next, leaving a trail of heartbreak and broken lives behind — and I think that that's not to anybody's benefit."
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"Have you ever had a blister on your foot, and you don't have a Band-Aid, and you're walking, and suddenly inadvertently you're limping because of it?" said Leiter.
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Some of these teams backed limping into the playoffs; the Lions entered the postseason with the grace and purpose more commonly associated with falling down a long flight of stairs.
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Antonio Sabato Jr. is limping to the finish line as the midterm elections approach ... because we've learned the former soap star's congressional campaign is dealing with tons of financial issues.
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After documenting workers beating and kicking cows, as well as cows limping and bearing open, untended wounds, Mercy for Animals handed over the footage to the SPCA in June 2014.
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Your dog may act differently when in pain, such as becoming less active than usual, or have obvious physical signs such as limping or gnawing/licking at one particular spot.
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The Athletics (58-79) are limping to the finish with six losses in their last seven games, and only the Minnesota Twins have a worse record among American League clubs.
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Stranded in an area of space that the Enterprise can't enter without risking interstellar war, the limping ship has almost 400 souls on board and is quickly losing life support.
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Then, after a brief stint on the bench, he returned and landed on Warriors center Zaza Pachulia's foot on a jumper, which sent Leonard limping to the bench for good.
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Both Hamilton and Rosberg were at the team's Brackley headquarters and Brixworth high performance engine facility on Tuesday, with the Briton seen to be limping slightly later in the afternoon.
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If runners have increased pain with running, if they are limping, or if they start having pain when they are not running, they should be evaluated by a medical professional.
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Illinois is limping through a record-setting second consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between the Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Minnesota is limping to the end of the season with three straight losses to start their four-game road trip, but Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins are still producing.
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Pemex hit peak crude production in 2004 with 3.4 million barrels per day (bpd), but since then the limping giant has seen output drop by more than 1.3 million bpd.
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It was not exactly what the Nationals were hoping for coming out of All-Star week after limping to the break having lost 22 of 33 games, and falling to .
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Either way, I would recognize it as the end of the world: Armageddon in the hunched form of a pregnant Honduran woman limping toward the only hope that she has.
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So we get there, and they're showing somebody else do it before we try it, and the lady jumps off the horse and immediately hurts her leg and starts limping.
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Photos posted on social media showed armed police officers at the scene with sniffer dogs, and television footage showed an injured woman limping away from the restaurant after the blast.
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Limping into the pantheon is the flat "Bad Kids of Crestview Academy," a sequel to "Bad Kids Go to Hell," a 2012 adaptation of a 2009 comic-book mini-series.
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COBARGO, Australia (Reuters) - After observing a kangaroo limping in a creek bed with paws burnt by bushfires, wildlife volunteer Janine Green takes the decision that she never wants to make.
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"Many small and mid-sized carriers are limping on thanks to cheap oil but further consolidation looks inevitable as capacity growth shrinks margins at the less competitive carriers," Wilson added.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (22-19-5): Kyle Palmieri is expected to be in the lineup Tuesday after limping off the ice at the end of the win over the Coyotes.
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The video also showed a woman and a man who approached the jeeps quickly turning and limping away, apparently having been hit in the legs, perhaps by rubber-coated bullets.
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But with all that B.S. behind you, and with chatty Mercury confronting angry Mars ( limping around and retrograde), you're ready to say things that many people may not be prepared hear.
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The most plausible explanation is that while the remnants of the transport fleet were limping away, Euron's fleet happened across the skiff Grey Worm mentioned, the escape ship Missandei was boarding.
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You've given me things I would never have had otherwise: a new friend, chronic butt pain brought on by all the fake limping, and a morning in a beautiful foreign country.
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Investors seem to be keeping cool heads over the instantly infamous Nike shoe malfunction that sent top college basketball player Zion Williamson limping off the court during a game Wednesday night.
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Illinois is limping toward the end of its second straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to a political stalemate between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Maybe there'd be a breakthrough, where some fan captures grainy footage of a star player limping around, or a "for sale" sign going up in front of a fourth-liner's house.
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While EPA enforcement is not completely moribund, it now appears to be limping along at far lower levels, and with less overall impact, than was true prior to the Trump administration.
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Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it, so that when men come to be undeceived, it is too late; the jest is over, and the tale hath had its effect.
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Limping into theaters this weekend was yet another entry in the current avalanche of religious-themed movies: Cyrus Nowrasteh's "The Young Messiah," which imagines the life of Jesus at age 7.
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Deep down I didn't want to have children, but I kept limping toward motherhood anyway, because I thought I should want them until, in the end, my anatomy dictated my destiny.
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Khe Sanh likewise took hold of the American public, which bought into the notion of a pivotal battle that would leave one side sprawling and the other limping to final defeat.
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There she lived in a drafty Quonset hut, walked planks over muddy paths and, with her Red Cross comrades, met the B-26 Marauders limping home from missions over the Continent.
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At the original, I was walking around limping and knew I had something in my foot so I went to the medical tent and got a thorn removed that was already abscessing.
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Okoro, who averages 13.1 points a game, suffered the injury during Wednesday's home victory against Alabama but was seen walking on campus the following day, limping with the assistance of one crutch.
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If NATO collapses, they will be faced with creating a European Defence Force – often tabled, never pursued, and, given the European Union's still limping economy, now is a bad time to try.
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Falsehood flies, and the Truth comes limping after it; so that when Men come to be undeceiv'd, it is too late; the Jest is over, and the Tale has had its Effect.
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A limping U.S. economy is not and never has to be the "new normal," redistributionist policies do not and have never worked, and we don't have to put up with economic weakness.
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Mickelson, needing victory to complete the career grand slam, was best of the bad bunch, limping home with a 77, while Spieth triple-bogeyed his second hole en route to a 78.
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But another video, shot by the police and obtained by The Watertown Daily Times, shows Mr. Hillary coaching a game the next day, with little sign that he was injured or limping.
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Pemex has been limping along for years, bleeding billions of dollars annually, saddled with debt and struggling to maintain production as its giant oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico run dry.
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" Showtime President of Programming Gary Levine told media members: "The show isn't limping into the sunset," adding that the series has "reinvented itself every year finding different world events that were eerie.
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Philip spent much of season one skulking about Buckingham Palace, practically limping under the mammoth chip on his shoulder about his once obedient wife daring to become something of a confident leader.
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Illinois is limping its way through a record-setting second consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between the Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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"I am a big proponent of immersion cooling technologies and believe people should experiment with it to unlock unlock the full potential of this technology," Limping-Zebra said in a Reddit post.
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Still, after being one of TV's cool kids, "Orange" currently feels more like it's simply hanging around and replaying old favorites than actually heading anywhere, limping instead of racing toward the finish.
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LOS ANGELES — What baseball fan has not seen video of Kirk Gibson pumping his arm while limping around the bases after smashing one of the most memorable home runs in the sport?
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GM made the Chevy Cruze, a small sedan, there, and the plant had been limping along for a while as the demand for those types of cars among American consumers has fallen.
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The Dodgers are in the World Series for the first time since their memorable 1988 slaying of the Oakland Athletics, a series best known for limping Kirk Gibson's decisive Game 1 homer.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of a second-straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to a stalemate between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Illinois is limping its way through a record-setting second-consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between the Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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"The economy is limping toward the final quarter of the year and, on its current trajectory, might not see any growth before the end of 2019," Phil Smith from IHS Markit said.
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But when the Limping Man asks David what's worse, a little pain in the moment or being alone and cast out of society forever, David has to admit he has a point.
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Illinois, the nation's fifth-largest state, is limping through a record-setting second consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Directed by gangster-flick auteur Guy Ritchie, it's got the oddly generic title King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and is limping into theaters this weekend with horrendous reviews and virtually no buzz.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of its second-straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to an impasse between the state's Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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I put my life in their hands and, after limping for 8.4 miles (according to my iPhone) and dressing like a dad on vacation, all for them, and this is what I get.
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Image: Regal CinemasMoviePass may be limping along in zombie form, just waiting for some finance bro to put it out of its misery, but its unlimited subscription model continues to spread and mutate.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of its second straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to an impasse between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Illinois, the nation's fifth-largest state, has been limping toward the June 30 end of its second-consecutive fiscal year operating under court-ordered spending, stopgap spending, and ongoing appropriations mandated by law.
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Their mood brightened with the arrival in April 2018 of Mr. Tillerson's successor, Mike Pompeo, who dropped the critique of the department as bloated, and vowed to return "swagger" to its limping ranks.
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The strike threat comes as Illinois is limping through a record-setting second consecutive fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing feud between Rauner and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of its second straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to gridlock between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and Democrats who control the state legislature.
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The reliable guard Wesley Matthews was lost to an Achilles' tendon injury in March, and the Blazers seemed to lose faith, limping through the rest of the season and leaving the playoffs early.
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The only indications that the drug may be working in an animal are behavioral changes—if the dog stops limping or whimpering in pain, or stops freaking out from anxiety when left alone.
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Miami Dolphins second-year quarterback Dan Marino marched into the Bay Area to face Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers for Super Bowl XIX and came out on the other end limping.
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"For the longest time, railroads across Africa were limping along and in decline, but with the Chinese, that's definitely changing," said Andrew Grantham, the news editor at Railway Gazette International, a trade publication.
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Combine Trump's low ratings with the fact that the GOP lost seats in both the House and the Senate, and the Republican Party is basically limping into office in terms of public opinion.
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"I couldn't even really look at him because he was bleeding all over the place and he had huge cuts on his side," said Chelsi Kalauokaaea, who discovered the limping pup with her boyfriend.
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The Sabres are limping to the finish with three straight losses, including a 4-2 setback against red-hot Toronto on Monday night as they gave up three tallies in the first 5:09.
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Thomas finished with seven points on 215-of-210 shooting from the floor before limping off the court and back to the locker room with 27 minutes to play and the outcome long decided.
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He had only seven points with six assists and no turnovers Saturday, but the best thing he did was return to the game two minutes after limping off the court with a bruised knee.
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From the opening bell, the pair continually traded brutal calf kicks, but Kara-France came off the worse—visibly limping as yet another swinging Wada leg thudded the back of his left lead leg.
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The Memphis Grizzlies are limping toward the finish line in the regular season in many ways with five straight losses and nine in the last 11 as they attempt to seal a playoff spot.
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With growth slowing on weak export demand for manufactured goods, the ECB has already reversed course, putting plans to normalize policy on hold, announcing instead further stimulus measures to aid a still limping economy.
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Limping after a spill on the baseline, Demetrius Jackson went back out and made a layup, swished a 238-pointer and tossed an alley-oop to Zach Auguste, who, fouled, made his free throw.
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Joe Kelly pitched like Joe Kelly, then got hurt like Joe Kelly, and hasn't pitched since June 1, when he allowed seven runs in two-and-a-third innings against a limping Tampa offense.
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Waiting to conclude that transaction, Elwood washes up in a motel owned by Sam (Jon Bernthal), a onetime rodeo star limping after too many falls and trembling with the early signs of Parkinson's disease.
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For all its popularity, the eight-hour walk is strenuous, even mildly dangerous: As we ascended, we passed at least two limping hikers with bloodied knees and twisted ankles, assisted by irritated-looking relatives.
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Instead of limping back to the literary world full-time after the snack thing, Wiener returned as an author and a West Coast contributing writer for The New Yorker, cartoon headshot sketch and all.
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He's kind of limping which would typically mean there's a pokey in his foot, but I check and nothing, so I equate it to it being really cold (six degrees) and his joints hurting.
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President Trump campaigned on a pledge to restore the limping American coal industry, vowing to bring jobs and production back to a sector that has been on a steady decline for over a decade.
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The nation's fifth-largest state is limping through a record-setting second-straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to an ongoing impasse between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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Illinois is limping toward the June 30 end of a second-straight fiscal year without a complete spending plan due to a political stalemate between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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In the Limping Man's case, the woman he fixates on gets nosebleeds frequently — so he decides to join her in that malady by continually bashing his head against things to make his nose bleed.
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Any potential disruptions to oil production could severely impact Iraq's limping economy as the OPEC member faces the overwhelming task of rebuilding after a war with Islamic State that cost tens of billions of dollars.
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Ethan Anderson finished with 28 points, Elijah Weaver added 212 points off the bench, and Isaiah Mobley totaled nine points and 212 rebounds despite limping off the floor at one point in the first half.
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The San Diego Padres are limping to the finish and spent the first part of the regular season's final week getting crushed by the Los Angeles Dodgers, but at least they're not in last place.
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Yet the conservative leader, who will match Ben-Gurion's 4,875 days in office on Friday, is limping across that line, facing an election in September after an inconclusive April ballot, and a possible corruption trial.
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His tried to dodge her, to slip past her and go further up the hall, determined to help protect Grace, but Caroline's awkward, limping posture meant that Peter caught himself on one of her legs.
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So, we have the first problem for stocks: the Trump Agenda is limping along because the Comey/Russia issues are not going away, and it's not clear if health care reform can ever get passed.
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After being tended to by multiple members of the Japanese delegation and limping around in visible pain, Uchimura gripped up for his high bar routine but then walked off the competition floor at Olympic Stadium.
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The Dodgers went on to beat the Yankees in the World Series, and Monday's homer won a spot in team lore, somewhere just south of Kirk Gibson's limping dinger off Oakland's Dennis Eckersley in 1988.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel will arrive in Washington tomorrow a diminished figure — limping into her fourth term after six months of torturous coalition talks and touching down in the afterglow of Emmanuel Macron's state visit.
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According to Limping-Zebra, the entire setup cost around $120,000—$20,000 for the vat (which includes a heat exchanger and all the necessary electronic components, including an Ethernet switch) and another $100,000 for the ASICs.
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It comes in the form of a windfall natural gas discovery with the potential to lift Egypt's limping economy, build a new commercial alliance with Israel and, maybe, even revive the country's diminished regional clout.
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Many of the men were limping as they crossed out of the Baghouz enclave along a dirt path over a rocky hill, with weeping children and fully veiled women, dragging suitcases and backpacks behind them.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — A Republican-only attempt in the Senate to repeal the health care law is limping along, hobbled by giant divisions within the party over how to deal with Medicaid, among other issues.
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"I may be limping across that finish line, but we're going to get across that finish line," he told listeners during a campaign rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., one day after the second presidential debate.
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Many could be seen limping and clumsily walking down the street, showcasing the type of impairment that public health officials warn can lead to accidents, especially when someone is behind the wheel of a car.
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In one polling station in Kinshasa, where the government is heartily disliked, your correspondent saw a limping old lady failing to fend off the "assistance" given by an election official, who lingered nearby as she voted.
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The 20203-billion-euro plan to develop Hellenikon, a site three times the size of Monaco, has the potential to help kick-start an economy that is limping back to growth after seven years of recession.
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The Yankees of recent years have been an aging, creaky club limping their way to lousy results: postseason misses, then a wild-card loss, and finally, this season, scrapping the team for parts down the stretch.
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But without a Trump to beat up on, it's hard to see the network not repeating the year 2013, when it went from soaring in the last election year to limping after the votes were cast.
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The discussions limping on in Geneva this week have been overshadowed by reports of airstrikes, rocket attacks and artillery exchanges that have caused a steadily rising number of civilian casualties around the northern city of Aleppo.
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"Did he hit me deliberately?" asked Hamilton over the radio, limping back to the pits and fully aware that Vettel's only real hope of getting back into the reckoning would be if the Briton went out.
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Ferrer also fell to Nadal in the first round of the U.S. Open on Monday, retiring and limping off court (facing forward, unlike Youzhny) with a strained calf muscle before the end of the second set.
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Having joined the Fed's board when the economy was still limping, Mr. Powell is surely aware of the dangers of returning banking to the bad old days that led to the devastating financial crisis of 2008.
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Sources familiar with plant operations had told Reuters on Thursday the refinery was limping after shutting some units Exxon spokesman Jeremy Eikenberry said the refinery continues to operate, but declined to discuss the status of production.
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Canucks right winger Radim Vrbata ended a drought with his first goal in 15 games, but he left the game in the third period after falling awkwardly in the corner and limping back to the bench.
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China's economy has been limping, but Apple's revelation Wednesday that its iPhone sales in China fell off sharply in November provided further proof that the U.S. trade war is hurting U.S. companies and potentially the domestic economy.
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That always makes a nice change from the big Premier League sides getting an easy run to the final and limping towards the trophy (but let's not be too positive, because that's still the most likely outcome).
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"I may be limping across the finish line, but we're going to get across that finish line," he said, promising six campaign events a day during the final week in the effort to get out his vote.
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In a sign of heightening tensions, France, Germany and Britain - all parties to the deal - expressed concerns over the step taken by Tehran, its latest effort to force the West to lift sanctions ravaging its limping economy.
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So far this year, the Tigers have: While Alabama, Michigan, and Washington are demolishing everything in their path, and while Ohio State is building a resume on impressive road wins, Clemson is limping toward the finish line.
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The Liberal Democrats had been consigned to the electoral ossuary as recently as last winter, limping along at around 8 percent in most opinion polls, and discussing bringing in a celebrity leader to raise the party's profile.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Malaysian student Benjamin Tan was injured and so exhausted at one point of the race that he was just limping around the running track - but he knew he could not give up.
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There was a wearying repetition to the vocabulary, which included an assortment of actions that never quite added up: a handstand with a bent knee, a limping walk and — moderately exciting — a hop with a twisting torso.
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She had been brought into DeSantis' orbit just a month before Election Day 2018 to revive what many Republicans viewed as a mistake-prone campaign limping through the final months of the race against Democrat Andrew Gillum.
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Although studies typically find that countries with more of the economy under state control grow more slowly than those with less, much of the rich world—including enthusiastic privatisers like America and Britain—is limping through productivity doldrums.
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Edelman played 54 snaps (82 percent) in Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans and was limping slightly on his left leg after a pass to him on fourth-and-6 early in the fourth quarter was knocked away.
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Illinois, already the lowest-rated U.S. state, is limping toward the June 30 end of its second-straight fiscal year without a complete budget due to an impasse between its Republican governor and Democrats who control the legislature.
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With limping herringbones, the boy in the green goggles managed to position himself next to the girl just in time to depart with her, but he nearly caused her to fall as he grabbed hold of the bar.
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The game is still played — a national league includes 10 teams with names like Green Sox — but the sport is "limping along," said Bob Protexter, an American who helped bring the game to Russia in the late 1980s.
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If you're limping, you shouldn't be working the ankle or foot, because you're going to throw off all your lower-body mechanics by compensating for the busted ankle or foot, and potentially aggravate your knees, hips, and back.
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But, with Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina, he breathed new life into his limping campaign, offering new hope not only to his campaign but also to moderate Democrats who have yet to settle on a primary champion.
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Democrats have cleared their field for Phil Bredesen, a wealthy former two-term governor and mayor of Nashville whose prospects in an increasingly conservative state would markedly improve if he faced a Republican limping into a general election.
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For now, top lawmakers are attempting to cobble together a short-term fix to keep the government open for a few more weeks — essentially limping along through the end of the ultimate confrontation between Trump and congressional Democrats.
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There was definitely a moment Thursday night where Nelson collided with Tracy Porter and came up limping, but he was back out on the field on the very next play, and played most of Green Bay's offensive snaps.
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"By moving into existing homes, we're able to bring on a lot more efficient, a lot more affordable housing inventory today" instead of limping through the usually long and arduous development process, Bungalow CEO Andrews Collins told Business Insider.
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"She's bruised all up her legs, and she is limping on the right, which is causing the left leg to swell," says Neil Shocket, an emergency physician who is volunteering for Project Hope along with his physician wife, Lori.
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With economic growth slowing sharply on weak export demand for manufactured goods, the ECB has already put plans to normalize policy on hold, announcing instead further stimulus measures to aid bank lending and prop up a still limping economy.
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With economic growth slowing sharply on weak export demand for manufactured goods, the ECB has already put plans to normalise policy on hold, announcing instead further stimulus measures to aid bank lending and prop up a still limping economy.
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Seen as greatly at risk of falling out of the key investment grade group is South Africa, which is struggling with government division and a limping economy that accounts for a roughly a third of sub-Saharan Africa's GDP.
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Once, she turned up limping and with bruises on her face, said her brother, who asked that he and his mother not be named because they had been threatened in the past by Ms. Rojas's dealers over her debts.
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Despite that optimism, foreign analysts have issued a flurry of downgrades and China's economy is still struggling, with many factories closed and others limping back to work after a New Year break that was extended because of the outbreak.
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Brady was injured during the Patriots' regular season finale on Sunday when Miami's Ndamukong Suh rolled into his legs and he was limping after the game but the four-time Super Bowl champion insists his ankle has made progress.
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One surveillance video of the shooting showed Mr. Collins and Mr. McPhatter bursting out of the green room onto a balcony, as Mr. Collins, limping, squeezed off at least one shot from a handgun and people dived for cover.
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Once, she turned up limping and with bruises on her face, said her brother, who asked that he and his mother not be named because they had been threatened in the past by Ms. Rojas's dealers over her debts.
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As a result of this epiphany, you'll be able to retrieve whatever information you're missing so that you can move forward with the skill, confidence, energy, and fearlessness that Mars exudes… when it's not limping backward through the zodiac, that is!
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Crude exports account for 95 percent of state revenue and any disruptions could badly damage its already limping economy at a time when Iraq needs tens of billions of dollars to rebuild after the three-year war with Islamic State.
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If the two were to fight a third match Edgar would need more low kicks—we're talking ten or twenty a round until Aldo does something about them or starts limping—and a more concerted effort to cut the cage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The federally appointed oversight board that manages Puerto Rico's finances asked Congress on Tuesday for backing in its fight with the island's governor over who should take charge of limping efforts to restore electric power after Hurricane Maria.
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By the end, Djokovic was limping around on a bandaged, bleeding toe to go along with the achy wrist he had brought into the tournament and the tight shoulders that required massage treatment during his semifinal victory over Gaël Monfils.
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Never has this been clearer than in David Cameron's colossal gamble on Brexit in the summer of 2016, when a referendum dominated by bad-faith messaging, data breaches, and campaign-finance violations triggered the UK's limping exit from the European Union.
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His ire and his voters' feelings of betrayal would have sent the official Republican ticket limping toward a likely November defeat, undercut every down-ballot Republican politician's turnout effort, and extended the party's civil war well into Hillary Clinton's presidency.
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The Chicago Bulls are limping along without the services of their two highest scorers and hope to get some of their injured players back when they try to snap a three-game slide against the visiting Toronto Raptors on Tuesday.
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CHICAGO, Sept 2549 (Reuters) - Illinois plans to sell as much as $1.7 billion of general obligation bonds next month even as the state, which is limping through a second straight fiscal year without a complete budget, faces relatively steep borrowing costs.
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A line of prisoners, hunched over and handcuffed to one another, some limping — beating the soles of the feet is a common torture method — were led through a drab courtyard and, one by one, sat across from me in an office.
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And now the state is in real danger of heading into 2020 with a cap-and-trade system expected to produce almost half the state's ambitious carbon reductions — but flooded with cheap allowances and limping along at the price floor.
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But Rodgers returned to start the second half, limping and strongly favoring his injured left leg, and led the Packers to a historic comeback at home, erasing a 17-point fourth quarter deficit by throwing three touchdowns to win, 24-23.
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Few images could have been as damaging to that reputation as that of the guided-missile destroyer John S. McCain limping into Singapore on Monday after a predawn collision with an oil tanker punched a hole in the warship's hull.
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LF Yoenis Cespedes (leg cramp) did not play Tuesday after he came up limping when he almost made a shoestring catch in the last of the ninth on the game-winning hit by Ryan Raburn of the Nationals on Monday.
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Leclerc spun and picked up a right rear puncture, limping home on a rim and flailing rubber, losing a lap to the leaders and flinging out debris that led to a safety car period for marshals to sweep the track.
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Four senior EU diplomats and officials in close contact with the Chinese said they were losing hope on business issues that have been limping on for years, including almost a decade of talks on a special treaty to increase investment flows.
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Op-Ed Contributor How is it that in this age of technological marvels, from mind-controlled prosthetics to instant machine translation, the American economy is limping through an interminable era of stagnant productivity, tepid economic growth and a sour political mood?
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The Paris St Germain forward curled in a first-time right-foot shot from Rodrigo Bentancur's pass to beat Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio before limping off injured in the 74th minute as the Uruguay defense dug in to hold on to their lead.
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Photo: GettyFor every professional musician, athlete, or chef, there are hundreds if not thousands of schmucks still playing empty bars on Tuesdays, limping out of the minors on torn ACLs, or flipping burgers at the farthest possible location from a Michelin star.
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She slips her old leather jacket back on and buttons up her jeans, looking even cooler now than she had when she'd first come to Milkwood Enclave, a gun on her back, a crow on her shoulder, a limping coyote at her side.
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DEBAGA, Iraq (Reuters) - Still limping four months after an Islamic State fighter fired a bullet into his leg, teenager Mustafa Muhammed says he and his fellow Sunni tribesmen are ready to join an offensive against the militants in their stronghold of Mosul.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As Martin Škrtel blocked yet another scuffed effort from 18 yards and it became clear that England would be limping out of Group B in second place, a nation began to vent its ire.
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"The Capitol security guy, who had already been shot, who helped take down the shooter, came limping toward us in the outfield, totally ignoring his own wounds, to check on the person he was primarily responsible for," Brooks said of Scalise's security guard.
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Meldonium is the new drug de jour, frightened whistleblowers are in hiding and WADA is at a crossroads limping along with an annual budget of $30 million, about the same as tennis star Maria Sharapova, currently serving a doping ban, made last year.
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While Mars might be limping around and the vibe is a little off, people will be looking to the past and wondering if they should make a move on someone they weren't able to before—this could be the perfect time to reconnect!
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What else did he remember about the house—the stone fireplace, the collection of pig salt shakers, the cramped kitchen with its mustard-colored refrigerator that they packed with cubes of hot dogs, the freezer limping along, barely keeping the waffles solid.
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Do we simply allow this accusation to pass like all the others, using the limping excuse that whether or not the man who sits in the Oval Office is a sexual predator or not, he was sufficiently litigated in the 2016 election?
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At the same time, as coral reef scientist Kim Cobb of the Georgia Institute of Technology pointed out, another year of severe bleaching on northern reefs that are still limping along from the last event could further hamper their ability to recover.
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When he finally came back home in August, his legs were uneven and he was limping, family friend Noah Hanneman said on Friday on the GoFundMe page that raised more than $1 million for Landen's medical expenses from more than 29,000 donors.
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The nation's fifth-largest state, which is limping through its second consecutive year without a complete budget, said it is possible that its five retirement systems may not receive payments when due because the state's general fund may be low on cash.
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The latest incident left the guided-missile destroyer, USS John McCain limping into port in Singapore on Monday with a gaping gash in its hull following a pre-dawn collision with an oil tanker that left 10 of its crew feared dead.
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More realistically, The Walking Dead is toying with the audience by using some bold comic references — the time jump, a limping old-man Rick — while at the same time drawing a stark contrast between Rick's idealized future, and the violent, devastating path that likely awaits.
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Why it matters: After years of being viewed as a market pariah — thrice bailed out by its eurozone creditors, limping from one austerity budget to the next — Greece last year began its road to economic recovery, with "positive developments" noted by an IMF monitor.
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ET, FSN Southeast (Memphis), YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (2100-292): Gasol managed only 11 minutes before limping off with the help of trainers against the Trail Blazers, and coach Dave Joerger figured the injury was relatively minor while speaking with reporters after the game.
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Although British hope Murray was limping around Center Court, nursing a clearly painful hip injury, Querrey would not be distracted, and put the foot down to reach the semi-finals with a shock 3-6 303-4 6-7(4) 6-1 6-1 victory.
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"The Capitol security guy, who had already been shot, who helped take down the shooter, came limping toward us in the outfield, totally ignoring his own wounds, to check on the person he was primarily responsible for, Steve Scalise," said Brooks, an Alabama Republican.
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Moody's, a rating agency, reckons that average return on equity (a standard measure of profitability) ranged from 20-25% in many African countries, making their banks well over twice as profitable as American ones and four or five times more profitable than Europe's limping lenders.
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"If you look at the five facilities they're shutting down, the plants have kind of been limping along for years now, and they mainly produce smaller sedans and vehicles where demand has been declining in recent years, mainly due to consumer preferences," Nelson said.
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So on the day of the announcement of her fourth full-length album, Will, she's forced, limping, to gingerly edge around a dancer wearing bejeweled grey jeans lying on the lobby staircase (part of a strange, dystopian performance piece by choreographer Maria Hassabi called PLASTIC).
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As detailed in a Reddit post on r/Bitcoin, Limping-Zebra managed to create a Bitcoin mining rig consisting of 36 ASICs (a specialized chip that in this case can only be used to mine Bitcoin) that are all immersed in a tank of oil.
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I took a streetcar through Munich's historic old town and even rode the limping, filthy A train from J.F.K. In Japan, we watched from a nearby mountaintop as snow-capped Mount Fuji coyly emerged from misty clouds, the sun a smear of white behind it.
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A mini-recovery in Asia as Japan posted its best economic performance in a year ran out of steam in Europe, and it was limping sideways at $1.1136 per euro and buying 110.97 Japanese yen by the time U.S. traders got to their desks.
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Even though no abuse by police was evident in the video, Gray's screams of apparent pain and limping gave the movement the initial credibility it needed to have its complaints against police taken seriously, culminating in criminal charges against the cops involved in Gray's death.
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I asked that question because as the series has become more visually realistic, you can depict these animals with a fidelity that when you see them in pain, when they're limping away, it's possible for the player to have some level of empathy for their situation.
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" Asked what gave him confidence in Curry's fitness after a two-game absence, Kerr replied: "The fact that he has no pain and the fact that he went through the three-on-three yesterday and the full-court scrimmage today and had no pain, no limping.
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The next time I saw my mother, which was either that night or the next morning, she was limping like she might need a bionic knee, painted with scrapes and bruises, and had a raw gash beneath her eye that should've been stitched but never was.
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"E-commerce sales currently represent only 8% of total retail sales, but is growing at 15% a year, while brick and mortar retail sales growth is limping along…The company is projecting 500% growth with this round of funding and we believe those are realistic estimates."
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Even now, there are hundreds of millions of dollars in additional funding for rail safety grant programs, approved on a bipartisan basis in the summer... but currently trapped in limbo because Congress can't pass a budget, instead limping from one short-term continuing resolution to another.
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That went as well as Brazil could have expected: they got the goal they wanted, they fended off every Serbian corner, and, as it stands, they're positioned to go through tonight, The only downside, and it could be big, was Marcelo limping off after 10 minutes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Wednesday struck out at a U.S. territory facing the destructive threat of Tropical Storm Dorian and financially limping under a massive bankruptcy filing, saying that Puerto Rico has misspent federal funds it received to help recover from devastating hurricanes in 2017.
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And then on the rest of it, there have been a whole bunch of companies with bad business models, most of which have gone away in the last few years, but a lot of them are sort of limping along, and those perpetuate some of the problems.
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Although Sabathia finished that inning with a flourish, striking out Tim Beckham and Anthony Santander, he appeared to be limping slightly as he left the mound, and when the Yankees took the field for the top of the fifth, Sabathia had been replaced by Tommy Kahnle.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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The film primarily follows David, who eventually leaves the hotel, rather than serve out his animal sentence, but it checks in with the Limping Man (who eventually acquires a child, in a joke that's best left for you to discover) often enough to make its point.
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After limping along for months with bleeding polling numbers and unremarkable debate performances, the former Texas representative regained the national spotlight in the days and weeks following August 3, when a man entered an El Paso Walmart and used a semi-automatic rifle to kill 22 mostly Hispanic Americans.
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"South Carolina can be a booster rocket, or it could finish you off if you're one of the people limping in there," says longtime Democratic strategist Joe Trippi, who was national campaign manager for Howard Dean's presidential campaign in 2004 and senior advisor to John Edwards' 2008 presidential campaign.
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Instead of a prolonged depression as in Greece, or limping along from one crisis to the next, Argentina began an extraordinarily robust recovery just three months after its default and enjoyed very high growth — more than 28500 percent in real gross domestic product (GDP) from 6900 to 2628.
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Mr. Russell plays Dud, a sunshine-y former surfer who lost his mojo after a snakebite in Nicaragua and his father, the owner of a pool-supply store, vanished in the Pacific — leaving a limping Dud and his sardonic twin sister, Liz (Sonya Cassidy), in debt and untethered.
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They are likely to find him in his usual animated state: limping up and down the sideline, screaming, arms flailing, his face the color of a bowl of borscht, his once-pressed suit reduced to a rumpled outfit paying homage to the land of a thousand (perspiration) lakes.
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She was remarkably open, and it was at the checkpoints where the strain and resilience of her pioneering attempt were most evident — the swelling and redness of her residual leg, her gait energetic or limping, her voice confident or doubting, and her sheer determination to continue to the finish.
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Senegal come right back, pass the ball from side to side give it away, and force Sabaly to pick up a yellow card to stop the ensuing Japanese counter Mame Biram Diouf comes on for Niang, who looks to be limping heavily on his way to the sidelines.
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Golden baguettes floated in people's arms and grocery bags; the rain had stopped, and the turquoise sky was bright; the pink and yellow buildings were crowding one another, around the little church on the narrow street; and an ancient hag in an orange housedress was limping toward the bakery.
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As a mass of marquee 205-to-265ers reach an age when they should think about purchasing long-term care insurance instead of limping through another training camp, the only thing that can keep the division from devolving into a fallow wasteland is new names with heavy hands and unmanufactured charisma.
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Behold a stooped, slightly paunchy gent of seventy-seven, bare of foot and pate, strong of forearm, in gray track pants, gray T-shirt, and white beard, limping slowly down a hallway toward Room 532, his longtime studio on the fifth floor of the Tisch Building, on Broadway, in the Village.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers seem to be limping to the finish line and are coming off a forgettable series against one of the National League's worst teams, but they did just enough at the end of their 10-game road trip to guarantee themselves a share of a division title.
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But on Monday it said it is starting to enforce new rules around violence and hate, and then an upgrade from a Wall Street firm gave its shares a fresh injection of confidence for investors that are helping it end the year strong rather than limping to the finish line.
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One concerned man said his dog Max had been hit by a car a few days earlier, and he relinquished the limping pet to PETA for an overnight checkup in Norfolk, with the promise that they'd have him back by the time his son got out of school the next day.
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With the mayoral contest limping toward what appears to be a foregone conclusion in favor of Mr. de Blasio, political eyes have swung to the biggest contested race in town: the internecine fight to replace the current speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, who is leaving the Council because of term limits.
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Because Grammy performances more often than not carry at least a veneer of just-above-the-bar mediocrity—if you aren't getting Beyoncé, you're probably getting Kendrick Lamar headbanging to Imagine Dragons's "Radioactive," or Jessie J serviceably limping next to Tom Jones, or Demi Lovato trying to pay tribute to Lionel Richie.
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Christian McCaffrey scored three touchdowns and the Carolina Panthers won their third game in a row by defeating the visiting Jacksonville Jaguars 34-27 on Sunday afternoon at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. McCaffrey gained 176 yards on 373 carries before limping off with slightly more than five minutes to play.
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Tia Vargas was on her way down the trail to meet up with her father after reaching the 11,106-foot summit of Table Rock in the shadow of the Grand Tetons last month, when she saw a large English Springer Spaniel limping alongside a couple of hikers who were trying to find the dog's owner.
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They include a tango-dancing lesbian, a flower-seller from Vietnam, a nurse, a lawyer, an antique dealer, an ophthalmologist born in Africa, a number of former Nazis, several women raped by Russian soldiers, a limping ballerina, an East German cultural official assigned to invent a pop-dance craze and a photojournalist with amnesia.
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The deal, which still needs to be approved by both House of Congress and then signed into law by President Donald Trump (so, you just never know!), is a sort of final death throe of a movement that has been limping along -- mortally wounded but still, somehow, breathing -- ever since Trump emerged on the political scene.
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CHICAGO, June 5 (Reuters) - Illinois' operating revenue was down $955 million as of May, while late payment penalties on overdue health care bills for its employees topped $460 million, more bad news for the cash-strapped state limping to the June 30 end of fiscal 2017 without a budget, according to a report released on Monday.
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Last week, after Republicans just barely managed to force a run-off in a special election for a GOP-stronghold congressional seat in Georgia, he tweeted this: Limping to a run-off for the seat formerly held — and repeatedly won handily — by Trump's Health and Human Services secretary is by no means a win for Republicans.
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Trump is limping towards the arbitrary 100-day marker—he's two and a half weeks away—but if he can slump over the finish line, he'll probably still be praised by an elite media class that loves to give him gold stars for not, say, projectile vomiting all over the situation room during the bombing of Syria.
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If it's not very, very careful, Riverdale might find itself making the biggest and deadliest mistake a teen soap can make: coming out of the gate strong and vibrant and buzzy, and then burning out in season one and limping along as a shadow of its former self until it's finally put out of its misery.
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Yet, by failing to keep their years-long promises to voters, refusing to work with a president that is far more popular than they are, and, finally, sticking voters with a trillion-dollar spending bill that is the equivalent to canine refuse, Republicans are limping into the midterms, clinging to tax reform and hoping voters won't notice the rest.
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The charges against the former aides, Joseph Percoco and Todd R. Howe, and the state official, Alain Kaloyeros, were the culmination of a long-running federal investigation into the Cuomo administration's efforts to lure jobs and businesses to upstate New York's limping economy by furnishing billions of dollars in state funds to developers from Buffalo to Albany.
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It might not have the same stoic value as being boring and listless and still coming away with a draw at Old Trafford, but the reality is that playing ugly and getting a result is only valuable if it's followed up by something beautiful, as opposed to a collapse before Christmas and another season limping towards fourth place.
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On my second day, limping slightly because of a nasty blister on my left pinkie toe, I followed a market street bustling with North and West African vendors hawking their wares — iPhone cases, sunglasses, handbags, all of it spread out on blankets and folding tables — and emerged onto the vast parvis of the Basilique Cathédrale de Saint-Denis.
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In a kind of cosmic joke she would have been the first to appropriate, the publication of "Joan Rivers Confidential" comes on the heels of the demise of her signature television series, "Fashion Police," which has been limping along without her, in spirit if not in body, since she died a little more than three years ago.
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Last month, Tia Vargas of Idaho Falls was hiking down from the peak of Table Rock Trail near Grand Teton National Park en route to meet her father, Ted Kasper, when she stumbled upon an alarming sight: an English springer spaniel struggling and limping to keep up with a pack of hikers, who were searching for the dog's owner, People reports .
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But after appearing to have steadied the ship, Ariya made a mess of the par-five 17th and was lucky to escape with a bogey, then missed a 10-foot par putt at the last to win it, signing off with a 73 and limping into a cumulative-score two-hole playoff with Kim, who shot a bogey-free 67.
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And most importantly: the optics of going with the candidate limping into the convention; backed by the Democratic Party's past instead of its future; possessing record unfavorable ratings; who'll struggle to pick up young Sanders supporters; versus the movement candidate polling the best against Donald Trump; who will turn out young voters and Independents; and who's the only candidate left with a positive favorability rating.
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What I&aposm readingHemp industry is cleared to do business with banks (New York Times)I was a CBD guinea pig (Slate)Cannabis in the Caribbean Part 1: Change is coming (Cannabis Wire)Deals dry up with pot stocks limping into year end (Bloomberg) He went from buffalo wings to cannabis and became the talk of L.A.&aposs marijuana industry (Los Angeles Times)Did I miss anything?
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Telling its story partly through a small spectrum of marital unions — including the affectionate one of Sam's parents, Carmen (Lanna Joffrey) and Peter (Ramsey Faragallah), and the limping, though loving, partnership of Naja and Raif — "The Profane" is deeply invested in a question about the state of our own Union: Can we live together, and be good to one another, for the long haul?
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This has resulted in some creative approaches to cryptocurrency mining—including running a mining rig in the back of a Tesla, setting up a wind-powered rig in a field, using your own breath to run a mining rig, and even a mining rig that harvests human body heat—but the immersion cooled rig from Reddit user 'Limping-Zebra' takes the cake, at least as far as cool factor goes.
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It said terrible things and showed terrible things — boys limping through the last in Vietnam, for instance; Harry Reasoner burying feeling, as the brother and sister recalling how they were going to change the world were now trapped, something they didn't talk about but knew as the baby tried to latch onto Jamie's sister's breast and she winced: Her nipples were beyond sensitive; her milk would come and not come.
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Last weekend, The Simpsons aired its 636th episode, officially surpassing Gunsmoke as the longest-running scripted show on primetime TV. During the past quarter-century, the series has evolved from a rough-edged satire to a brilliant, absurdist free-for-all to an established pop culture behemoth and finally, into the limping relic it is today, in dire need of being put out of its misery by a well-placed shot from Maggie's rifle.
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On the roster : Fox News Power Rankings: Dem divides emerge - I'll Tell You What: Limping towards November - Report: Cohen took cash to set up White House talks - Ryan losing ground in bid to block immigration vote - You had one job… FOX NEWS POWER RANKINGS: DEM DIVIDES EMERGE After a long and bitter fight, national Democrats got their way in Texas's 7th District where moderate Lizzie Pannill Fletcher held off a challenge from liberal activist Laura Moser .
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As Riley, Ms. Garner growls and scowls her way through her ruthless murder spree, limping like Bruce Willis's John McClane when injured, but the script's attempts to forge a resonant emotional connection with her character's loss ring hollow: After interacting with a young boy on a bus who reminds her of her daughter, for instance, she follows his deadbeat father into a liquor store and threatens him at gunpoint, demanding he be a better father — or else.
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