Muddy Waters has already rejected the preliminary findings of the AMF probe after Le Monde newspaper said the regulator suspected Muddy Waters of "deception" regarding Casino, whose shares have been hurt by Muddy Waters comments.
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Muddy Waters has already rejected the preliminary findings of the AMF probe after Le Monde newspaper said the regulator suspected Muddy Waters of "deception" regarding Casino, whose shares have been hurt by Muddy Waters' comments.
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The week spent in Nashville is a scene of joy and sweat and tears, muddy boots and muddy faces.
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Even the muddy, weird 2004 adaptation of Phantom of the Opera (itself a muddy, weird show), more than doubled its budget.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This compact poem holds varieties of blue and the blues, Mahmoud Darwish, Muddy Waters, muddy waters and murder.
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On a muddy trail in the backwoods of rural Ohio, the Raptor thundered down a muddy trail, flattened bumps, smashed through craters and splashed through massive puddles.
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Newspaper Le Monde reported earlier on Thursday that the AMF regulator suspects Muddy Waters of "deception" regarding supermarket retailer Casino whose shares have been hurt by Muddy Waters' negative comments.
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When my German shepherd Silas comes in from playing in our perpetually muddy yard, he becomes very anxious and hangs his head low as I clean off his muddy paws.
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Black Muddy River - Bruce Hornsby and DeYarmond Edison 06.
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They managed to look sculpted without looking muddy or patchy.
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Although nowhere near as muddy as Glastonbury, let's be honest.
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But the rest of Windsor was surrounded by muddy water.
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The colors were not the only things that were muddy.
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The image: Grande floating in a muddy mixture of paint.
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High or low, the Wonderboom never sounds tinny or muddy.
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The acerbic greens, muddy blues and meaty pinks are soothing.
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Elephants are known to stick together, even through muddy situations.
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That could reverse and continue to muddy the employment data.
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"Mind you, it's like, rainy and muddy outside," she explains.
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Yet, Muddy Waters is not happy with the recent update.
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The bass is very present and nothing ever sounds muddy.
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Now that he's going solo, things might get muddy again.
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Muddy Waters and MedSec were not immediately available for comment.
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I never get involved with the muddy affairs of land.
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A muddy cornea here, he said, a green belly there.
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Columbus then looked at the river itself, listless and muddy.
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"Tonight, you found a new home," Muddy Waters told him.
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Bremmer's global outlook for 2017, like many others, is muddy.
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The team walked through muddy trails, but again found nothing.
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Refugees walks across muddy field potted with deep frozen puddles.
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We braved the muddy fields of Glastonbury to find out.
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It was a very brutal, bloody, muddy, intense, crazy film.
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Muddy surge filled streets from Key Largo to Key West.
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Some roads were so flooded they looked like muddy ditches.
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Told me, go away, Muddy, I've got too many friends.
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The sound might otherwise have been impossibly reverberant and muddy.
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On Monday night, the ground near the tents was muddy.
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Muddy Waters placed a bet that the shares would fall.
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Muddy Waters said its report was an expression of opinion.
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The tide was low, the sailboats muddy in the stream.
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Muddy Waters founder Carson Block said on Thursday he decided to short the stock after MedSec approached Muddy Waters about three months ago with results of research it had conducted into its medical device security.
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Friends who live in the country often go for Muddy Matches.
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There's a loss of revenue because it's too muddy to harvest.
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Things are muddy on meds; I can't remember names or faces.
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And so when you're in the muddy middle, it's really hard.
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Muddy conditions during planting and excessive rain probably hampered soybean development.
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It is not the first time Muddy Waters has targeted Casino.
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"You're reaching for the stars / I'd rather stay muddy," she sings.
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The vehicle got stuck on a muddy road through a bog.
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The family lives in a shoddy cabin by a muddy lake.
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The projector's sound quality seemed a little soft and muddy, too.
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"It became muddy and fairly crappy to drink," Wooller told Gizmodo.
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Police and crime commissioners, as elected watchdogs, also muddy the waters.
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We climb out of bed and everything is muddy and wet.
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Casino had no immediate comment in response to Muddy Waters' report.
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Unfortunately Buddy returned home — muddy and wet — without Gidget in tow.
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The GOP's goal is to make this as muddy as possible.
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It was November, Rwanda's rainy season, and the ground was muddy.
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Others fill containers from a muddy pool as donkeys drink alongside.
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" Wall Street Journal lead story: "Banks Upbeat As Taxes Muddy Earnings.
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Muddy Waters says the measures are a vindication of its warnings.
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Muddy Waters did not respond to a request for immediate comment.
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That's when he met Muddy Waters during a visit to Chicago.
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Beyond the immediate hit, Muddy Waters anticipates a prolonged recall process.
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Rubio has repeatedly raised it to muddy their differences on immigration.
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It showed pictures of villagers wading through muddy floodwater carrying belongings.
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Those issues can muddy the waters of communication in any medium.
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Feedlots in Nebraska have been struggling with muddy conditions for months.
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This type of Bachelorette interaction can get a little hairy — muddy?
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CNBC has sent an email to Muddy Waters seeking further comment.
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The purchase of the Big Muddy Ranch was also Silverman's decision.
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But he is not optimistic about the Big Muddy Ranch's prospects.
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Burford said that several hours after Muddy Waters' tweet on Aug.
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Aid workers must navigate muddy paths, wooden bridges and steep slopes.
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Gold explained that Muddy Waters had been in the club, watching.
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But Muddy assured him that Ben Gold would give him gigs.
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He has to take him to a muddy, swampy public park.
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In practice this stuff gets very muddy and murky, very fast.
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Dougal's takeaway is that the field is too muddy to cross.
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Morris is interested in the muddy places between truth and fiction.
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At least 26 bodies have been retrieved from the muddy floodwaters.
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It includes performances by musicians like Muddy Waters and Phil Ochs.
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Or the picture could be muddy, confusing, subject to multiple interpretations.
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Children splashed because splashing is fun, even if it's muddy floodwater.
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In 2015 and 2016, they returned and expanded the muddy pit.
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From filth springs life — no less precious for its muddy origins.
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I don't want to muddy what I do with political implications.
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At recess, the students play in the muddy space between tents.
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Why it matters: This one could become a real muddy puddle.
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Officials at Muddy Waters could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Everything—even Trump's attempts to muddy the waters with Tony Podesta!
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The main reason was a muddy U.S. political picture, it said.
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Now Muddy Waters and MedSec are firing back with new allegations.
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Abbott is currently suing Muddy Waters over its short-selling tactic.
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Block is chief investment officer of investment firm Muddy Waters Capital.
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He wades back through the big muddy of the Benghazi hearings.
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"The way these two things come together — it's muddy," he said.
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We're in a muddy trench that stretches deep into the woods.
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My g-pops used to play bass guitar with Muddy Waters.
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Poorer neighborhoods are reachable only by motorbike, along narrow muddy paths.
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My avatar traipsed back down the muddy path behind the club.
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The route is incredibly muddy and at times, laced with thorns.
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PARIS, June 6 (Reuters) - France's AMF financial regulator suspects short-selling firm Muddy Waters of "deception" regarding supermarket retailer Casino - whose shares have been hit by negative Muddy Waters' comments, newspaper Le Monde reported on Thursday.
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When the opportunity arises, muddy conditions like this make for incredible pictures.
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Things appear darker at first — the reds are almost a muddy brown.
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The future of how to reduce and treat concussions is still muddy.
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A muddy field is very different to a pristine, ordered factory floor.
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She's my new puppy, conveniently adopted from Muddy Paws Rescue on Oct.
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A small, muddy pond has formed in the middle of the camp.
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The question feels impossible to answer, because influence is a muddy thing.
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Of course it's raining and muddy, so they are rough housing inside.
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The pig enjoys it and you get muddy, as the saying goes.
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The muddy road where Micaela's body was found on April 282, 217.
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Rescue workers on Sunday continued combing through the muddy aftermath in Mocoa.
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Back then, a levee broke and neck-high, muddy water submerged them.
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Both vulnerabilities can be exploited by low-level hackers, said Muddy Waters.
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The hill was treacherous, wet from days of rain, muddy in places.
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Adding insult to muddy injury, Carter's team ended up losing 3-0.
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He should not muddy the waters by discussing Bill Clinton's sexual history.
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All three muddy an issue that, ultimately, doesn't have a tidy solution.
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Phenomenal. The Hooten Hallers is out April 21 on Big Muddy Records.
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Those claims were made by Muddy Waters and research firm MedSec Holdings.
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Muddy Waters' based its report on research done by the firm MedSec.
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They can be used to spread erroneous information and muddy the debate.
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The future path is muddy, and the president is building no roads.
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So my bed that night was on a cold, hard, muddy floor.
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Exhausted infantrymen — black, white, young, old — were splayed around a muddy pit.
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It was still muddy and we sank in up to our ankles.
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A muddy automatic weapon was left inside the tunnel beneath the manhole.
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Today, untruth competes with truth to muddy the issue of climate change.
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Block is chief investment officer of activist investment firm Muddy Waters Capital.
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It's muddy—it's, like, everything should be worn with a gum boot.
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Muddy Waters rolled down the window and told him to get in.
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But life — as we know it — needs more than just muddy puddles.
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People were bathing in muddy river water or under burst water pipes.
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Easter Muddy Bunnies Easy to make and even easier to eat.2.
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With the Rift, even great graphics tend to look muddy and blurred.
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Or, you were wet, muddy, cold, and literally trapped on an island.
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The place is known for its muddy beaches and she applied liberally.
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Do you think it is unusual to see such a muddy course?
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Paddling toward her friend, amid mouthfuls of muddy water, she giggled uncontrollably.
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The result smells like an antique wooden chest filled with muddy soil.
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It's to understand that sometimes data can muddy more than it illuminates.
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"We couldn't do it because there was muddy slush everywhere," Petrov said.
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Mr. Murphy recorded with Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters and Sonny Boy Williamson.
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He's muddy, sweaty and breathing heavily, crushing stone after stone around him.
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I open a rickety gate, follow a muddy path inscribed by horseshoes.
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The rest, save for getting stuck in a muddy cornfield, is positive.
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"1917" took viewers into muddy trenches and a bombed-out French town.
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Muddy the waters with false accusations that are impossible to fully disprove.
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"Otherwise you risk them not showing up or looking muddy," she said.
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They are tired and muddy from their long walk through the night.
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Sheep and cattle, standing in cold, muddy pastures, began dying of infection.
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Chicago in 2000 was a muddy frontier town of barely 30,000 people.
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Dispatch Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani and other allies to muddy the picture.
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And don't be distracted by his latest attempts to muddy the waters.
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However, the picture gets a little muddy when it comes to open source.
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Others cart food on their heads along muddy paved roads amid the snowfall.
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The only thing he has the ability to do is muddy the water.
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Whole families are living under plastic sheeting in muddy and flood-prone terrain.
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Rescue efforts so far have been hampered by muddy water, according to Paojinda.
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Rain hampered dozens of rescuers as they combed the muddy and forested area.
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One woman was being dragged across a muddy grass field in a cart.
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Aztec, in all its earthy, muddy, "natural" glory, really fit into the moment.
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The rocky and muddy ground makes several changes in elevation along the way.
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Like whatever announcement it is, but — like, the reporting was a little muddy.
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In recent months the monsoon rains have reduced Kutupalong to a muddy mess.
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Some days the weather was too hot, too wet, too cold, too muddy.
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A mass of muddy fans in a tangled heap at Glastonbury Festival, 19993.
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Roads in Fajardo are left flooded with muddy water following Hurricane Maria's landfall.
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Festival attendees wait in a muddy line for access to a water pump.
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These are due on June 30 and could clear up the muddy picture.
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The shops and restaurants on the muddy dark main street are suddenly illuminated.
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It's been raining all day, so the field is going to be muddy.
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It's clear, crisp, never gets muddy, and doesn't distort, even at full volume.
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On Twitter, #marchofhope was used to track their progress through the muddy fields.
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The stock has fallen about 4 percent since Muddy Waters disclosed its position.
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Facebook's seemingly muddy messaging over breach will be the new norm under GDPR.
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Fishermen sit silently on the banks as pleasure boats churn the muddy water.
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He'd be one of many exhausted soldiers, girding himself for a muddy slog.
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Rather than informing any legal analysis, memes just make copyright law more muddy.
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Residents rowed boats along main roads and muddy water covered the airport's runway.
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Most are staying in tents in muddy fields centered around a train station.
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The muddy and mangled Toyota RAV4 was pulled from the hole on Wednesday.
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They've unearthed a wedding ring, family photos, letters — and troves of muddy documents.
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SoftBank's involvement could further muddy the waters in terms of who's in power.
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There is one solar lamp post and a hand pump spewing muddy water.
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In half a minute, he'd gained the bottom, where Park treaded muddy water.
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It was the muddy pitch and the barren, ramshackle stands behind the goal.
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Officials at Muddy Waters could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.
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The allegations were detailed in a report published on the Muddy Waters website.
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This led to some initial reviews criticizing Mavic footage as muddy and blurred.
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Dolby Cinema images appear less muddy or gray compared to the traditional projectors.
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If the strategy is to muddy the waters, there are signs it's working.
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The usually blue-green sea in many places had turned a muddy brown.
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In stepped Twitter's head of safety, Del Harvey, to further muddy the waters.
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After she did, Pompeo went on national television to muddy the waters again.
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That's because working with different parameters can muddy the social and statistical waters.
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The other held the mud of the Little Muddy, though not real mud.
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"It's wet and muddy, that's the issue on the fire line," McLean said.
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Over the next generation, Buddy Guy crossed paths with Muddy Waters countless times.
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Glastonbury is legendary for the muddy fields produced by Britain's so-called summertime.
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They're doing it right now, from Silicon Valley to Florida's muddy tomato fields.
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The problem with "ethical investing" is that things get muddy on closer inspection.
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My boots were muddy, my hair was wet, and I was dead exhausted.
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His Navy future might now be just as muddy as his baseball options.
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Mr. Barr, for his part, has repeatedly tried to muddy Mr. Mueller's conclusions.
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In fact, listen to the extremely confident Muddy Waters, who sang about it.
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Mr. Regeni's supporters dismissed the issue as another attempt to muddy the waters.
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The point is to muddy the waters, to divert attention from actual scandals.
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He then demanded I walk on his back with my soaked muddy feet.
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It was the time I found a soaking wet and muddy $2 bill.
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In the muddy slope of one, a thirsty lamb got stuck and died.
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Second Avenue has midcentury apartment buildings dressed in muddy brown and mustard brick.
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Other selection measures bring in subjectivity and personal bias to muddy the waters.
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My shoes were shiny and brand new; theirs, dirty, muddy and worn down.
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Now she's asking Helen to help her renegotiate the deal with Big Muddy.
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When it rained, the roof leaked and muddy water trickled through the door.
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Where I visited, families drink from the same muddy pools as their livestock.
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In Saitama, the Oppegawa River was swollen with muddy water on Sunday morning.
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Busy intersections were deluged, and cars struggled to part the muddy, greenish waters.
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The airless tires have made it through muddy trails, beaches, and gravel paths.
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Muddy flats have replaced the fields of tall grass, known as Spartina alterniflora.
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With this harvest, though, there was so much rain that fields are muddy.
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It just sat there, a dark contrast on a wet and muddy field.
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There's no race to muddy genre lines or break through some artistic barrier.
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The ground may be too raw and muddy for sitting in the park.
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Now the potholed muddy track meandering among the hummocks barely resembles a road.
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Some of the muddy waters in streets, fields and residential areas have subsided.
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But the Earth's atmosphere has changed, turning once snowy slopes into muddy wastelands.
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UAE-based NMC Health, targeted by short seller Muddy Waters, tumbled another 6%.
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The culprit hasn&apost left much evidence behind, aside from muddy boot prints.
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A pair of muddy gardening gloves lay at the edge of the coverlet.
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Now the potholed muddy track meandering among the hummocks barely resembles a road.
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Then dump out the oil if it's muddy and wipe out the pot.
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It was hot and muddy, and there wasn't enough to eat or drink.
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Burford's shares fell 19% last Tuesday, the day short-seller Muddy Waters tweeted about a forthcoming short position against an unidentified company, and dived a further 46% on Wednesday when Muddy Waters released a report criticizing Burford's accounts and management.
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Out of these recordings, you have people like Muddy Waters — [MUSIC - MUDDY WATERS, "YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME"] Well, now, let me tell you people a low-down thing or two, I just can't stand that old evil way she do.
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It occupies raw, muddy terrain with wind turbines and smokestacks towering in the distance.
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It could take three times or more depending on how muddy they are. 28.
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The additional length, though, does as much to muddy the narrative as clarify it.
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Our hike in was wet and chilly, the trail muddy, but our spirits jovial.
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When I visited Baraboo, south central Wisconsin was in its early spring muddy season.
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Cuttonaro was asked to devise a strategy to muddy search results in their name.
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But with so many other items on the docket, the messaging can get muddy.
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Still, the individual stories somewhat muddy the waters, feeling more anecdotal and less illuminating.
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Now that we've been together for so long, all of that gets pretty muddy.
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Boeing's problems with its grounded 737 MAX airlines could muddy the durable goods report.
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Having heard earlier Skullcandy models, I went in expecting tinny sound and muddy bass.
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The first movement was almost unrelentingly loud — assaultive, at times — and textures were muddy.
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I Love You, Daddy doesn't just continue to muddy the waters around those issues.
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Footprints mark a trodden path in the muddy hill that winds around each pool.
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"I went to slide and it was extremely muddy around second base," Souza said.
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And once she began campaigning for president, Clinton's position on trade has become muddy.
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MedSec has acknowledged that it would share in gains from Muddy Water's short investment.
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Muddy mids, tinny trebles, blegh bass—they just don't stand out against the competitors.
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Women have a long, muddy history; our struggles both then and now are fascinating.
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Muck divers explore apparently unpromising sand flats and muddy silts devoid of visible inhabitants.
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Others with disabilities such as autism wander around a muddy patch of the compound.
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The firm has previously come under attack from U.S.-based short-seller Muddy Waters.
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The muddy water built up at the bottom of a hill on the savannah.
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Huffman's post today feels like an attempt at cleaning up Reddit's somewhat muddy slate.
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He was found in a muddy ditch, still holding a rifle, the paper said.
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Fudge: Trump and his legal team need to muddy things that might seem clear.
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The firm has previously come under attack from U.S. based short-seller Muddy Waters.
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They amplified the power of the record songs without smothering them in muddy riffs.
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Once inside, we walk up a muddy path – the main artery through the camp.
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It was still raining, and all the dirt roads and vicinity were quite muddy.
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But it does muddy the otherwise clear facts of this ongoing national security threat.
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The label's roster included Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter and Sonny Boy Williamson.
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Other videos from local media showed residents walking barefoot and covered in muddy residue.
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MedSec and Muddy Waters have given varying accounts of the urgency of their discovery.
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We wade out into the muddy, warm water to try to talk to them.
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Additionally, heavy rains in the southern U.S. Plains cattle region left many feedlots muddy.
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There are no protesters in the frame as tanks roll through the muddy scene.
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Perhaps, this is us reckoning with our muddy past, crossing over the River Jordan.
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This is an important issue and we should not muddy the water as Democrats.
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But first he needs colder weather to harden muddy ground enough to drive on.
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When Muddy Waters sought to profit from it instead last year, it triggered controversy.
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What advantages does the muddy-looking Timesplitters 2 have over something like Titanfall 2?
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Alone, with no parents, they sleep in the same crowded, muddy tents as adults.
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Finding meteorites lodged in the muddy ocean floor may, at first thought, seem unrealistic.
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It's a broad, flat savanna split by slow, muddy rivers lined with gallery forests.
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In all, about 100 more people arrived; wet, muddy, hugging one another and crying.
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Hundreds of workers converge daily in a rush-hour scramble of muddy pickup trucks.
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He asked me to take off my shoes and walk around his muddy garden.
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"I didn't want it to be piss elegant — I prefer it a bit muddy."
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"The longer the waters are muddy, the better off Bloomberg is," said former Gov.
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As the sun went down, she watched her sisters play in the muddy driveway.
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Thousands of people came, despite a violent hailstorm that had left the ground muddy.
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The river is extraordinarily high and muddy this year, the color of chocolate milk.
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In the fall, boots will keep your pup&aposs feet clean on muddy walks.
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Flooding prevented most trains from moving at all, with depots filled with muddy water.
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Pictures provided by the department showed a few inches of muddy water snarling traffic.
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Let's go where gold has been found and stop prospecting in muddy stream beds.
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Carson Block, founder of Muddy Waters, denied any involvement in a statement on Monday.
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I trudged up the muddy road, looking in the branches of the trees: nothing.
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Will shore up Trump base, sure, and muddy waters, but no real surprise/shock.
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There is no need to muddy the waters over the responsibilities of central banks.
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"The men are not happy," he said as we plowed through the muddy fields.
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Dark, muddy water made it nearly impossible to see through the narrow cave channel.
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French Autorite des marches financiers (AMF) announced closure of probe on Muddy Waters Capital.
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The company is also conducting a separate review to look into Muddy Waters' claims.
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Instead, they're making forms that are incomplete, messy, muddy, discombobulated, rough, gritty, and harsh.
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"Very dirty right now," he said as we crossed a muddy-looking Mahaweli River.
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Burford's shares fell 19% on August 6, the day short-seller Muddy Waters tweeted about a forthcoming short attack against an unidentified company, and dived a further 46% on August 7, when Muddy Waters released a report criticising Burford's accounts and management.
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The album's production is reassuringly muddy, as if the subway were rumbling right through it.
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There were muddy paths and tomato fields, and big sacks of potatoes in the cellar.
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The findings muddy the timeline of an already strange episode in the NSA's recent history.
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Aerial images shared on social media showed muddy brown water covering vast tracts of land.
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When in doubt, they fib and hope Fox News will help them muddy the waters.
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Another 25 to 30 patches of muddy water were also observed, indicative of further explosions.
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I can feel the muddy cogs of my brain churning and, eventually, calling it quits.
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AT&T only needed to bring in its own competing study to muddy the waters.
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Her work is … kind of gross in regard to her process and really muddy colors.
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Today's events are barely about culture, togetherness, hedonism and an unpredictable (and sometimes muddy) experience.
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Muddy Waters reportedly is launching a hedge fund and will discontinue its previous research model.
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I'm known for being able to deliver real solid low end without it sounding muddy.
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Right: Muddy boots poke from the entrance of a tent at Glastonbury Festival on Jan.
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Images showed Wilson trapped in the muddy well with his arms pinned above his head.
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The rational behind producing two distinct apps has always been a little muddy to me.
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Facebook will have to convince business leaders that its social troubles won't muddy their suits.
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They huddle in the rain, their sneakers muddy, their jackets too flimsy for the cold.
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Clashes have multiplied, and clouds of tear gas have floated over the Jungle's muddy lanes.
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"The waters are kind of muddy because it's unclear who knew about what," Lacambra said.
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On Thursday, Muddy Waters Capital published a report announcing its short position in St. Jude.
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It rained overnight and it is so muddy, but my 65-pound mutt loves it.
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To muddy the view further, all these platforms are messy mixtures of centralization and decentralization.
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The next morning, Uribe found several feet of muddy water where his home had been.
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Cookie Butter Muddy Buddies Like peanut butter puppy chow, but better — because cookie butter. 8.
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A spokesman for Casino declined to comment on Muddy Waters statement when contacted by Reuters.
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Muddy Waters and firms like it often issue negative research about the companies they short.
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"Casino already suffered several unfair attacks from Muddy Waters," a Casino spokeswoman said on Monday.
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In a detailed response on Thursday, Burford called the Muddy Water report "false and misleading".
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He walked down to the Preak Chhlong and dipped his feet in the muddy water.
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The knife was dirty and muddy, and looked like it had been underground, Copeland said.
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Their real goal is to diminish America's standing and muddy the waters of moral clarity.
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But the Muddy Waters report does not describe an exact recipe to recreate its attack.
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Here, some scramble down muddy ravines or wade through waist-deep water to get across.
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Berry was on Chess Records, which also hosted heavyweights like Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters.
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It's taken root in the muddy internet backwater where only inspirational anecdotes tend to flourish.
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The pink brain was definitely there, but the green body just looked kind of muddy.
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So others conclude that it is Giuliani's strategic intention to obfuscate, to muddy the waters.
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The ram loves to run around, get muddy, and slam its horns into its friends.
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Thee Album," in 1992 — but Drake argued that he peaked with 1996's "Muddy Waters.
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St. Jude has sued Muddy Waters, but a certain amount of damage has been done.
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The answers remain muddy, despite rumors swirling about Mr. Trump's behavior on the "Apprentice" set.
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Reuters did not see the AMF preliminary report Le Monde and Muddy Waters were citing.
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When it's low tide it's muddy and you can find some weird stuff in there.
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We parked at the end of the muddy driveway and got out of the car.
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We park next to some rice paddies and follow our guide down a muddy road.
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"Everyone in animal welfare is bracing themselves," said Anna Lai, marketing director for Muddy Paws.
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But he possibly has a way to muddy the waters and pretend that he does.
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Across the street is the house where the musician Muddy Waters lived for two decades.
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In Kiki Challenge, Muddy Indian Farmers Show World How to Groove Curious About Classical Music?
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A long-haired mutt emerges from a muddy bog looking like Day 3 at Woodstock.
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Giannina careened down into the muddy suburban Atlanta woods after being rejected at the altar.
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Crowds now gather in the muddy grass outside before its doors open at 4 p.m.
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Cars sat half-smashed on the side of the road and alone in muddy fields.
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And earlier, Olam International was attacked by Muddy Waters but it stood by its accounts.
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They survived for a week by drinking from a muddy puddle and eating fern fronds.
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In December, short-selling firm Muddy Waters acquired a short position and criticised NMC finances.
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At a makeshift camp in Matamoros, tents crowd a muddy levee, housing around 2,500 migrants.
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One long-standing answer is to muddy the waters, and make elections about white resentment.
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Mud Gully Stream, which bisects the two sites, was full and flowing with muddy water.
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Children play on muddy paths and large puddles full of refuse collect in open spaces.
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The Barii area where the SEAL team member was killed is a muddy farming community.
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Unlike their quahog relatives (the clam origin of Indian wampum), surf clams eschew muddy bottoms.
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As I entered the park from the south, the ground was muddy with large puddles.
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There is a muddy line between candor and civility — and civility is important around here.
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Unlike drug traffickers, e-waste criminals can't smuggle in their wares along muddy jungle trails.
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The frantic efforts to rescue a dozen boys and their soccer coach after a heavy rainstorm flooded the entrance to a popular cave in Thailand were complicated Tuesday by muddy floodwaters as Thai Navy SEAL divers entered the muddy chambers, according to a top official.
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Hedge fund Muddy Waters is one of the firms to have raised concerns over Casino's debts.
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The result is a muddy report, with findings in it to please (or enrage) every onlooker.
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It's getting hard to see the muddy roads that are carved out through the rough terrain.
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It might have been spooked by seeing its reflection in a puddle on the muddy track!
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The tents at Vucjak are pitched among piles of garbage and muddy pools following recent rainfall.
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It has a modern visitor center and stairs for pilgrims to descend into the muddy water.
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Muddy Waters at the time said it held a short position in Casino's shares and credit.
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The answer is that this and other conspiracy theories allow Trump to continually muddy the waters.
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Block's original Muddy Waters firm specialized in short-selling research that he distributed free of charge.
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" Trump supporters described Democrats' focus on obstruction of justice as an attempt to "muddy the waters.
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A decade ago, when this correspondent first visited the place, cars crept along muddy, potholed roads.
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Nonetheless, Spain does not have to demand total control over Gibraltar to muddy the Brexit talks.
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Tailings are used to store muddy waste produced in mining for iron ore and other minerals.
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The giant shipworm, though, is less picky — shacking up in muddy seafloor sediments or rotting wood.
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But if you dump your boiling water all at once, a watery, muddy slurry will overflow.
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Faces are distorted masks, water is a solid, and the entire world is blurred and muddy.
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Mobile phone footage showed the ferry sinking into the muddy water and people shouting for help.
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So even if it doesn't rain much this week, it's still going to be quite muddy.
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Meanwhile short-seller Muddy Waters called the news "a resounding vindication of the warnings we sounded".
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The road back to primeval village, as muddy as postmodern democracy that has failed. Neo-primordial.
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Jenise's body was found beneath a wood pallet in the muddy woods near her Bremerton home.
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She said she hoped others would not follow the approach taken by Muddy Waters and MedSec.
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Here and there a few car tops were still just visible poking above the muddy waters.
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That, of course, helps "helps muddy the waters," on who's behind the operations, according to Flossman.
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A first wave in 2011 made household names of Citron Research and Muddy Waters, among others.
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It's a tale of love, betrayal, and—believe it or not—a muddy puddle of redemption.
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In song after song, I could pick out each instrument; everything was distinct, nothing was muddy.
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And Donald Trump's half-assed attempt to muddy the waters is to tweet about the election.
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" Meyers: "A muddy Jon Snow shows up at your apartment, you do not send him away?
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Red cross officials dug through muddy rubble amid the rainfall for possible remaining survivors, witnesses said.
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It's a muddy acre of land that spills down a hill to the Sheung Yue River.
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In Tumaco's muddy slums, youth idle on street corners, drinking beer and listening to reggaeton music.
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Except your day happens to have been, like, running around a muddy field with a sword.
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The house was bright blue, with a courtyard that had turned muddy from steady rain overnight.
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He didn't try to muddy the water and make people question whether he actually supported it.
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But you might have to endure under-illuminated projection, muddy sound and the threat of bedbugs.
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Muddy the waters and discredit the ongoing investigations into what Russia did in the 2016 election.
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"Try to avoid cool or olive bronzers that will make your complexion look muddy," Moore advises.
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All the floors were muddy after the tsunami, but the Naritas recovered most of her things.
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Heavy rains had previously hampered the rescue operation, as the caves became extremely dark and muddy.
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He WAS that guy, in one of those houses with deep muddy water approaching the roofs.
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I was hesitant to try the hemp protein powder since it had a vaguely muddy appearance.
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The dam collapse released millions of tonnes of muddy mine waste, wiping out several small communities.
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But congressional Republicans are actively working to muddy the waters in anticipation of an obstruction charge.
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But in Indonesia, divers are battling against treacherous conditions, including fast-moving currents and muddy waters.
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I celebrate your Chuck Berrys and your Muddy Waters and your fuckin' St. Anger-era Metallicas.
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All of which brings us back to that muddy little town in the middle of nowhere.
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She basically says she was walking in the Firehole Canyon Swim Area, through a muddy area.
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Nearby, men in muddy clothes sat on a dirty red carpet, watching animals being chopped up.
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The muddy water was not slowly leaking into homes like rainfall does -- it came in slamming.
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A muddy teddy bear lay on the road, across from old millstones strewn across the rubble.
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The surface of the painting appears to crack open to reveal a muddy red river beneath.
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He understands that purity of thought and deed is pretty much impossible in this muddy world.
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Your mind will begin to feel less muddy today, too, as Mercury retrograde is finally ending.
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Berry's career changed radically in 1955 when he met Muddy Waters on a trip through Chicago.
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They also: …erode the soil and muddy streams and other water sources, possibly causing fish kills.
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Muddy Waters accused ANTA of using "secretly controlled Tier 1 distributors to fraudulently boost its margins".
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No need to muddy the health care discussions further by simultaneously pushing for contentious pharmaceutical reforms.
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In rebuttal, the Police Department commissioned a report to exonerate itself and muddy the new narrative.
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In Krakow, I went to the Hotel Forum, at the edge of the muddy Vistula River.
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A delicious freshwater fish, it is slick and muddy-colored, about the length of a forearm.
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But it could also take away some of the startup's charm and muddy its brand identity.
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What he might hope for most is muddy results that would deprive Biden of a bounce.
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The chopper plucked those stranded on the second floor of a home submerged in muddy waters.
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"The roads out there are really rough and lucky it wasn't swampy or muddy," he said.
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The CEO had some choice words for Muddy Waters Founder Carson Block and his "Stormy" situation.
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It is also looking into criticism of its financial statements from short-selling firm Muddy Waters.
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It's an adaptation to the murky, sediment-choked water of the muddy rivers paddlefish thrive in.
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Two days earlier, another body had been fished out of a muddy river, bloated and bloodied.
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A four-hour journey by truck over muddy roads takes something like 15 minutes by drone.
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No such speculations muddy the transparent bonhomie of "Yesterday," and audiences will scarcely feel the loss.
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The machinery and the staff faced floods, muddy roads and high humidity as they settled in.
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Ayub's body was recovered from a muddy wasteland between two hillocks in Kutupalong on June 25.
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Its shares have been battered since short-selling firm Muddy Waters questioned its financials last week.
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Finding the expensive fungi is a patient and muddy endeavor—although, perhaps, not the most thrilling.
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Automation, and the anonymity implicit in the depths of the web, muddy notions of clear culpability.
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But Trump was able to successfully wield misconduct accusations against Bill Clinton to muddy the waters.
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She says a tantra session like Joyner's that includes intercourse can muddy the waters of consent.
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Recent rains had made the dirt roads muddy, and standing water added to the area's mosquito problem.
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Statewide, there were reports of muddy conditions and standing water in fields that hampered fieldwork and harvesting.
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Hundreds of makeshift homes have already collapsed after landslides occurred on the muddy hillsides around the camps.
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Man Wah Muddy Waters Jun- Claimed to have Accusations Shares virtually 07 found tax about financial unchanged.
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Wore tight clothes after getting a spray tan only to be left with muddy streaks of orange?
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The normally clear waves on Florida's Gulf coast are a stinky, muddy, brown-red mess this year.
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I aimed for puddles, muddy ruts, and small streams with childlike abandon while out on my runs.
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Spring has dumped rain on the field, leaving the area muddy and many refugees sick and cold.
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The Democrats did this on purpose to try to muddy the waters, and to defend the indefensible.
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His lanky fingers could—and did—play longer and wilder solos than Muddy Waters or Scotty Moore.
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It's a little muddy, where this thing, that it was the first openly gay character came from.
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If you have fair skin, you know that bronzing can turn obvious and muddy-looking real quick.
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A runner races through mud during the Muddy Trials race at the Craufurdland estate in Ayrshire, Scotland.
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Cranes dot the skyline, roads have become muddy potholed lanes and jackhammers resonate late into the night.
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In such a short space of time the hemming and hawing of the muddy middle is inaudible.
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"The first time I ever contoured it came out so muddy, ill never forget it," Dedivanovic says.
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Its scientific name means "muddy dragon on the road to heaven," paying homage to how it perished.
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Dink starts to worry about what a muddy racetrack could do to his handicapping of the race.
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"Josephine County Transit Bus Map, Oregon"A blurry, muddy, incomprehensible mess without any useful labelling at all.
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MARTIN MAUGHAN'S caravan sits in the corner of a muddy field near Rainham, a town in Kent.
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The mids are just slightly muddy, and bass lovers will be disappointed with the lack of thump.
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Each "organ" occupies its own muddy brown cube, linked together by tubes that pump fluid between them.
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Through foot-high floodwaters and muddy, rutty park roads, the Sierra barely seemed to notice any obstacles.
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Portrait fees start at $80 and 50% of the proceeds will benefit pups at Muddy Paws Rescue.
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Some have planted trees along waterways to curb erosion; others remove animals from muddy fields during winter.
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He remembers in particular a starving boy in Biafra, crawling across a muddy playground, covered in flies.
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Muddy Waters' Carson Block said corporate leaders tend to blame short sellers when business fundamentals are deteriorating.
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And the fruit gets collected from him despite the muddy, unpaved road that leads to his farm.
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Images show villagers standing around a huge muddy crater believed to have been caused by the object.
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No wonder those on the Trump-hating left are doing everything they can to muddy the water.
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While music sounds way too muddy for the price, it still has moments where it surprised me.
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Muddy Waters released a 43-page report that detailed why it was betting the stock would fall.
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It lies prone on muddy ground, its grubby skin blackening under the blue flame of a torch.
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For a mere 25 pesos, about $1.25, anyone can cross the muddy water between Mexico and Guatemala.
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Well, I'm working with the Muddy Puddle Project, which is run by a woman named Cindy Campbell.
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The assorted views of regional bank presidents and board members in recent weeks muddy the waters further.
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That menu can mainly be found in the shallow, muddy water the bowmouth likes to live in.
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They made the announcement at the end of August 2016, together with investment house Muddy Waters Capital.
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It's too bad Democrats had to muddy this message with concern trolling about a lack of skills.
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Across the muddy border, most Haitians would gladly swap their problems for those afflicting the Dominican Republic.
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Ms. Kelly's performance was consistently undermined by her muddy enunciation, which made it difficult to distinguish lyrics.
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But muddy feelings will arise due to the full moon in Water sign Pisces on September 6.
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They also say the framers were a bit muddy with their language on U.S. obligations to territories.
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If you are planning sandy or muddy off-road-travel, consider an all-wheel-drive Jeep Renegade.
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I slid down muddy inclines only to leap and wall run along trees then grab a vine.
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People are trying to bloody and muddy him, but talk about narrow-minded—to judge his marriage!
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One section required pulling yourself through troughs of muddy water and then over a wall of tires.
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Then you listen to hear if it has any dirty little secrets in there, some muddy sound.
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Sabesp therefore no longer has to rely on muddy technical reserves to supply South America's business hub.
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U.S. policy on Syria has developed into a muddy mix of incomplete strategies, diverging objectives and compromise.
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That carries over into the low mids, too, which are nice and warm — again, without getting muddy.
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To further muddy the waters, individual men and women don't always react like stereotypical men and women.
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He put on a Muddy Waters song, "I Can't Be Satisfied," and set a course for Austin.
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He pulled his muddy Subaru into the parking lot of Tahoe XC, a cross-country-skiing outfit.
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This is, of course, a transparent attempt by Moore to both buy time and muddy the waters.
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At one point, the giant block fell into a muddy ditch and had to be laboriously extracted.
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On a recent day, Mr. Gray's roundup began just as the sun bumped over the muddy prairie.
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August 123 and 12, 2017 and the months thereafter have been muddy for my city of Charlottesville.
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Similar formations, caused by hailstones hitting a muddy surface, had been found before in the fossil record.
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Photographs from the scene show the elephant lying in a muddy flat, bound with ropes and chains.
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After around three hours, he stumbled muddy and hungry into a village he recognized but couldn't name.
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Many of Palu's streets are fractured by huge cracks or just gone, swept away into muddy ravines.
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Apparently, it's going to be so muddy that everything we're wearing will end up in the garbage.
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Some beauty blunders can be fixed with a hasty trip to the sink (wonky eyeliner, muddy bronzer).
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Meanwhile, the trailer teases a muddy meet cute with Jack Qwant, played by McDreamy himself, Patrick Dempsey.
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The Gang poles down the Big Muddy of what used to be 3 channels and rabbit ears.
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The ground was muddy, there were caskets with bodies falling out of them, and everything was rotting.
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" Meyers asserts, "A muddy Jon Snow shows up at your apartment; you do not send him away.
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How could I talk about my family when things were still so muddy and difficult with them?
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Fishermen can't go out as often, the water gets muddy, and conchs aren't in their usual places.
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Refugees are crowded into muddy camps where they face a risk of disease in the unsanitary conditions.
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Louisiana has the mighty muddy Mississippi and nearly 100 million tons of sediment at our disposal annually.
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But it originated as a euphemism, deliberately deployed by its proponents to try to muddy the waters.
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The nuanced message added up to muddy guidance about the Fed's plans — and markets didn't like it.
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Any discussion about need-aware schools starts to get muddy, however, when you talk about merit aid.
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The ice — very muddy, mixed with lunar dust — is inside craters near the north and south poles.
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NMC has also been the target of criticism from U.S. shortseller Muddy Waters since late last year.
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We followed a muddy trail to the river, where our guide helped us into our inner tubes.
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It is a decoupage world, with muddy colors, sketchy details and brush stroke backgrounds: a child's painting.
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More plastic pickets went in, enclosing a muddy plot big enough for a serious game of catch.
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And Ms. Piersanti's aunt, Laura Urbinati, created dance leotards in the "muddy" palette that the designer requested.
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Caucuses also further muddy the picture for a clear winner, as they are not a straightforward vote.
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Despite the overpopulation in Schumann's reputedly muddy orchestration, Mr. Salonen elicited a crisp, lively and appealing performance.
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I nearly ruined one of my favorite pairs of sneakers by stepping in a deep muddy puddle.
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In June, Muddy Waters put a $6.7 million short bet on Solutions 30, a French IT company.
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She briskly navigated a maze of muddy alleys before arriving at a group of old camping caravans.
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All along the muddy road from Bandundu to Kinshasa there are pockets of smoke and burnt trees.
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But that does not necessarily mean Muddy Waters and MedSec are out of the woods, Anfinson said.
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Huishan has been on the backfoot since a December attack by U.S.-based short-seller Muddy Waters.
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Others dug through the muddy earth with picks, shovels or hand-cranked drills operated by two men.
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"The reefs in muddy water were just as fried as those in pristine water," Professor Hughes said.
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There is a set of rusting, homemade swings, monkey bars and slides that end in muddy puddles.
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Male buffalo are massive creatures and two are let loose to butt heads in a muddy enclosure.
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Away from the muddy banks and cool canopy of shade, a harsh, crystalline sunlight pounded every surface.
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Beneath the muddy sea floor exists a menagerie of squirming organisms living and dying in the muck.
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Looking closer, though, one notices that the tongue is purple and the background is a muddy brown.
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But to me, high prices do morally muddy the work when unhappy people and spirituality are involved.
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Without a lot of map experience, I found I was being shot from all angles, the muddy browns of enemy uniforms mingling with the muddy browns of the actual mud, and making constant use of the game's inbuilt spotting system key to surviving more than a few minutes.
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The pair recently went on a long muddy hike, which ended with an equally enjoyable warm bath time.
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Palmbomen II's muddy and lo-fi percussion is perfectly matched to the weightless synthscapes dreamed up by Betonkust.
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The art by Mike Dowling and Quinton Winter is as clear as the story is thus far muddy.
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Sometimes I find out that the roads are so deep and muddy, you can't get to the elders.
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Probably in a remote, muddy field, cursing the day we ditched our paper maps for the electronic equivalents.
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The emergency spillway appears more like a muddy mess of small creeks that spill menacingly from the reservoir.
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While all that glitters is — yes — literally gold here, the concept behind the auction is considerably more muddy.
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For child Otis, though, Honey Boy tends to muddy those distinctions in less showy but more disturbing ways.
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Shares in French supermarket retailer Casino fell by 1.8 percent after criticism from U.S. research firm Muddy Waters.
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More than 4,500 residents were stranded, muddy water encircling their roofs, apartment complexes, mini-golf courses, and markets.
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Her body was found five days later, hidden beneath debris in the muddy woods near her Bremerton home.
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But all it does is muddy the waters and undermine reality and reduce everything to spectacle and show.
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We gave him a bath since he was so very muddy, and he seemed to appreciate our efforts.
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At first I ran around the muddy perimeter of our local London park, then delved into Epping Forest.
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A heavy downpour Saturday night made conditions muddy and wet and likely contributed to their difficulties, he said.
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But, alas, they just sound kind of muddy — precisely what one would traditionally expect from a smartphone speaker.
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The selfie cam's results are soft and muddy, a lot like what you'd get from the average webcam.
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Trapped in its maze of narrow, muddy side roads, our convoy was pinned down, our escape route blocked.
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A senior intel official accused him of trying to "muddy the waters" about the nature of the investigation.
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The existing waterfalls turned a muddy brown, and new ones emerged from the steep walls of the canyon.
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"You don't want to muddy up a perfectly good conspiracy movie with what actually happened," Kratz told PEOPLE.
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U.S.-based Muddy Waters has a reputation for conducting research on companies and taking short positions in them.
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Behind the main thoroughfares, a foul stench lingers in the air as raw sewage trickles down muddy slopes.
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Muddy Waters had also said Burford "egregiously" misrepresented its return on invested capital and internal rate of returns.
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The finely milled pressed powder blends easily, never looks muddy, and doesn't contain any distracting shimmer or glitter.
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So they wait, the children passing the long, empty days playing in the muddy fields by the station.
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Note: A previous version of this story stated this is Hooten Hallers' first release on Big Muddy records.
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French driver Sebastien Loeb fared better as he piloted his Peugeot through a muddy patch outside Cordoba, Argentina.
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I walked out of the bathroom, muddy-panted, out of the bar, and boarded the train for home.
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The bus station, normally a busy hub for surrounding villages, is empty, its muddy lot filled with litter.
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But that path has already been trodden into a muddy quagmire by writers over the last two days.
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Here's what else the former-pond cleaner told us about his tenure standing in muddy water this summer.
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They wait on muddy banks for a boat ride to homes that remain under several feet of water.
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Shoes-wise, wear something comfortable that you can easily clean since the grounds can get dusty and muddy.
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If the rain persists and heavy, muddy courts become the norm, those players' championship hopes could be affected.
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Running in deep dirt puts additional strain on the horses' hearts, lungs, and limbs, especially when it's muddy.
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Tools are often on hand, and sometimes there's a hose for washing bikes down after a muddy ride.
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The university said its researchers came "to strikingly different conclusions" after generating the conditions reported by Muddy Waters.
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This wasn't our first time running an intercept on a Taliban patrol across a muddy field at night.
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Jackson's Dream Team ended up fulfilling all of their campaign promises, including installing drainage for the muddy roads.
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Whether it's sweat or muddy pond water, wetness cools your body even when you don't want it to.
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Hurricane Ivan's pummeling waves had unsettled the muddy ground, which spelled doom for the 2423-year-old rig.
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Those other sources include the muddy puddle left in the bottom of a nearly empty nearby water reservoir.
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Shares in the litigation funder have plunged over 40% since coming under attack from short-seller Muddy Waters.
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The area has no paved roads and its muddy paths often turn into swamps in the rainy season.
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They survived for nine days on water dripping from rocks before divers discovered them on a muddy mound.
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Divers continued a further 300 to 400 meters where they found the team perched on a muddy incline.
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It will be diving in what is effectively muddy water, possibly fast flowing, with no sense of direction.
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Now sturdy two- or three-storey houses have replaced wooden shacks and the muddy streets have been paved.
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MUDDY WATERS DEALS DISPUTE However the shares of the Kawasaki-based company fell 4 percent on the Nov.
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In 1950, Chess put out a Muddy Waters original, "Rollin' Stone," and sold tens of thousands of records.
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As an undergraduate student, Wiens described nine new species of amphibians "living in muddy holes" in South America.
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Huishan has been on the back foot since a December attack by U.S.-based short-seller Muddy Waters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A mysteriously hovering vantage point slowly rotates above muddy, languidly rippling waters.
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Already, Kentucky coach John Calipari has been a rumored possible hire—a glamorous name for a muddy situation.
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Nobody's surprised to see Disclosure top the charts or Rihanna at a muddy free party in Middle England.
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And the more casual viewers see everything like the Russia probe as messy and muddy, not just Trump.
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The buddies use teamwork and honesty to take down Alkah and free his minions from their muddy chains.
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CNN accompanied the teams Thursday as they plowed through steep muddy lanes to reach area of lush grassland.
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I navigated wet, muddy streets cluttered with felled trees, overturned cars, parts of houses and swollen animal corpses.
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The muddy camps just inside Bangladesh, where more than 600,000 Rohingya have since fled, provide no solution, either.
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Ceramix straddles these two conflicting positions, looking at both art and technology through the muddy lens of clay.
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There are no protectionist barriers to muddy the picture, and capital is surely highly mobile within the country.
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The others had been shot down, blown to pieces, lost in the surf or felled along muddy roadsides.
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But the muddy sort of shell holes are gone; the shell holes are all covered in grass now.
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The video clip multiplies the strangeness: It's a pole dance turned into a cosmic abduction and muddy ritual.
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So Mr. Zinke can continue to hide in the increasingly muddy swamp that Mr. Trump promised to drain.
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He marched down a damp muddy path, until the forest parted into a poor village named Zangar Town.
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NMC shares have dropped dramatically since December when U.S. based short-seller Muddy Waters questioned its financial statements.
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Hitler's election to chancellor in 1933 is illustrated with rows of faceless Brownshirts, painted in muddy Expressionist streaks.
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He wants to start moving money through Big Muddy, despite Wendy's preference that the new casino stay clean.
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The only evidence was the muddy shoulders and the occasional motorboat docked on the side of the freeway.
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The deteriorating political situation in Hong Kong threatens to severely muddy the financial gateway between East and West.
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We must not allow his persistent efforts to muddy the waters obscure the resolution of those urgent inquiries.
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His firm rose to fame in 2011 after Muddy Waters accused Chinese forestry company Sino-Forest of fraud.
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It can be used safely on everything from sporting equipment to furniture to gutters to your muddy boots.
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Volunteers will then help plunge them into the bayou's muddy waters to form a half-a-mile barrier.
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The debate gets muddy because automation is tied up with other massive forces threatening the economy, including trade.
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We stayed a mile upstream at a seven-room guesthouse tucked in the trees along a muddy bank.
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Its shares had nearly halved in value after short-selling firm Muddy Waters questioned its financials last week.
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Sticky messes, spills, and muddy footprints are gone and only shiny floors remain with Rejuvenate All Floors Cleaner.
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The first flood, in 2005, devastated Suter, who was convinced that the muddy rainwater had destroyed her paintings.
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" She riffed on the travails of industry dating: "You do not want to muddy the waters at work.
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Police also discovered a pair of muddy boots, a small homemade ladder and a stool, according to WPLG.
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Strapped in behind the wheel using computer steering, Leno topples mounds of dirt and plunges through muddy water.
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He hopped barefoot from the prow, climbed a muddy slope and stared once more at what he'd lost.
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UAE-based NMC Health, targeted by short seller Muddy Waters, plunged another 15.4% on its worst week ever.
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Their foundation isn't built on picturesque green pastures—it's muddy and can be erased at a moment's notice.
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Her new work continues in this vein, with pale shades of paint layered over metallics and muddy grays.
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The Food and Drug Administration is investigating the claims by Muddy Waters and research firm MedSec Holdings Inc.
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Moreover, recent erratic Indian monsoons muddy the outlook for winter-harvested crops in a largely agriculture-reliant economy.
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He cleaned up muddy incidents, placed events in the wrong time—all the usual things that writers do.
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The plane then nosedived into a muddy bay some 30 miles southeast of Houston George Bush International Airport.
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The place to gobble the Superette's poké is in your hot rental car in the muddy parking lot.
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Things get especially muddy when it comes to who did what, and where and when they did it.
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Across Bangladesh's refugee settlements, Reuters saw children wandering muddy lanes alone and aimlessly, or sitting listlessly outside tents.
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Putting that aside, let's imagine Keith standing on the other Rolling Stones, who are standing on the shoulders of Muddy Waters, and, were it not for that endless stack of turtles, one on top of the other all the way down, Muddy Waters would be standing on nothing at all.
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But I got a huge, muddy water stain up my back from the spray coming off the rear tire.
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Diving in Kaneohe Bay, where most healthy corals were an elegant dark brown, she found a muddy olive mess.
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Miles away, police say McBride later shot Frazier, abandoning the car in muddy ditch with Frazier&aposs body inside.
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The avalanches can combine with water and rain to become muddy debris flows, called lahars, which historically inundate communities.
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And then there's the floods: houses in Illinois and Missouri up to their roofs in muddy Missouri River water.
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If the base color isn't warm enough, the new brunette color can fade to a muddy brown or green.
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Divers have been taking the boys through dark, tight and twisting passageways filled with muddy water and strong currents.
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It was raining and muddy outside, so the dogs got all dirty, and she's wiping them off with towels.
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But it could muddy the waters enough to prevent a perjury charge, which requires a precise showing of falsity.
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The Surface Headphones tend to sound a bit muddy, while the Beats feel a bit stuck in the mids.
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His snake farm, located down a muddy track outside Bukhara, sells tiny vials of viper venom for $2,000 each.
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No, I hated the scene because it's so visually muddy that I could barely tell what was going on.
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But in darker conditions, these photos can't shake that "taken with a smartphone" look; they're often muddy and overprocessed.
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Red tides — named for the muddy brown hue the Karenia brevis turn the water — are common in southwest Florida.
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With a Dam of evidence ow bursting, former Obama officials are trying to muddy the water by sowing confusion.
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When it is cut open, for city drain-work or open-cast mining, the raw, muddy scar seems repellent.
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French market regulator AMF's probe into Muddy Waters and Casino Guichard Perrachon is expected to reach a conclusion soon.
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Girls are raised to be pretty and quiet, to not do physical activities, to not get muddy or messy.
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But Trump's 100 photos claim is, of course, just another attempt to undermine and muddy the special counsel's investigation.
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The weather in Baltimore on Saturday was similar to the rainy, muddy conditions Justify faced during the Kentucky Derby .
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Muddy Waters cited a court case pending in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan it believes could damage Manulife's financials.
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She says many children and old people died on the week-long trek through the muddy monsoon-soaked hills.
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Almost all of the smartphones handled themselves nicely, with the LG V30 turning in another muddy, overly-smoothed result.
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The so-called Olympic Destroyer attack gained infamy, too, for using a number of false flags to muddy attribution.
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The passengers walked back across the muddy field to the end of runway and waited there for emergency vehicles.
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It still felt a hair too dark, but it wasn't the big block of muddy gray I'd seen previously.
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Cattle feedlots in parts of the Plains have already been struggling with poor weather and muddy conditions for weeks.
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And sexier too— this Mercury retrograde was making things muddy in your love life and also around creative endeavors.
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Slowly the grey mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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St. Jude spokeswoman Candace Steele Flippin said the company's lawyers were reviewing the documents from Muddy Waters and MedSec.
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The floods posed more significant problems for the cattle sector, including feedlots, where muddy conditions were depressing cattle weights.
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They even changed the name of the problem from "global warming" to "climate change" to further muddy those waters.
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Several other companies were hit amid speculation they were the target of Muddy Waters, which proved to be incorrect.
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As soon as they saw the Big Muddy, according to another disciple, they knew that it was the place.
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In the wrecked Mamoun district on Tuesday, a man trudged down a muddy road in search of body bags.
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Muddy Waters has alleged that Burford has "egregiously" misrepresented its return on invested capital and internal rates of returns.
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Rugged Maniac features obstacles such as muddy water slides, tunnels, fire pits and large walls that participants must scale.
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They survived nine days on water dripping from rocks before they were discovered on a muddy mound by divers.
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Muddy Waters issued a statement saying the firm was not surprised that the result of the research was inconclusive.
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Slowly the gray mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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I have even used these to clean muddy, white sneakers, but I'm not sure that is the best method.
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There are rich, chewy themes in this story: the muddy line between, say, collaboration and codependence, muse and doormat.
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Rows of corn lay flat against the muddy ground, as if hit by a tornado rather than a flood.
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Images from the scene showed the nine-foot, four-ton animal lying in a muddy field, surrounded by onlookers.
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He was told that Johnson was dead, but that a young fellow named Muddy Waters was just as good.
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The gulf spreads sullen and muddy to the horizon, its placid skin broken by distant blisters of flaming steel.
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"She said they helped elevate her consciousness," said Mr. Sturman, who ended up carrying her through the muddy park.
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But the wind was too strong, knocking him off the ledge and into the rush of muddy water below.
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A concussion left her "muddy" for months afterward, setting her behind in school and hurting her auditions for colleges.
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But if Pyongyang can muddy the waters, the pressure strategy might fall apart, and military action carries tremendous risks.
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The lurid colours of iPod nano commercials have started running, the dancing silhouettes are a washed out muddy-grey.
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The struggles of being fat in a world that worships at the throne of thinness are muddy and dense.
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While the literature is muddy in a lot of places, a few themes have borne out in repeated studies.
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Evans noted that autonomous driving is still in the "muddy pit" of foundation building, and nowhere near market-ready.
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The shoreline tends to be muddy, so people often go out in a boat to swim, Mr. Deushane said.
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Volunteers would arrive, muddy and soaked, peel off their clear ponchos and hand over their unreadably macerated voter rolls.
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The only way for the mayor to get them was to send a truck down muddy, tree-strewn roads.
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He said the muddy current pushing against him on his initial dive felt as powerful as the Colorado River's.
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At first, the Move sounded muffled and muddy inside of the bookshelf, but after auto-calibration, it became fuller.
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There are times when Mr. Clemens's cooking runs slightly askew, when the copious cross-cultural influences muddy the experience.
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Barr's job is to muddy the origins of the Russian investigation enough to frame career public servants as traitors.
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The term "living wage" gets thrown around enough by politicians and advocacy groups that the definition can get muddy.
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In 1891, a Dutch anatomist named Eugène Dubois explored the muddy banks of the Solo River on Java, Indonesia.
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We spoke with five people about the scary and, sometimes literally, muddy roads online dating has led them down.
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Outside that schoolroom — in a flimsy building with muddy floors — much more than a name hung in the balance.
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You are both too old in my opinion (I'm 70), and you are only going to muddy the waters.
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NMC's stock has been hammered since U.S. based short-seller Muddy Waters launched an attack on its financial statements.
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Margaret Phungula, 21.2, carries buckets to a muddy stream six times a day for water, adding spoonfuls of chlorine.
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I don't think he made so much of a distinction between a muddy brown, acid yellow, or vivid blue.
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Children waded through muddy, knee-deep floodwaters that flowed through tent camps for displaced people after the rain stopped.
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The ballet corps dressing rooms look as if they have been vandalized (mirrors broken, floors muddy, furniture tipped over).
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Hundreds of soldiers were lined up along muddy paths or stood under trees with their units, ready for action.
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Later, she lounges, filthy, on her mother's pristine sofa, her nails streaking defiantly muddy trails on the white cloth.
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Two snowmobilers were killed last week after triggering an avalanche in the area of Muddy Pass, north of Vail.
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Not long ago, mahouts prodded their working elephants to help push trucks free of muddy quagmires on the road.
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Nevertheless, some Democrats believe the Republicans managed to muddy the case against Mr. Trump in a couple of instances.
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While she took off her muddy boots and arranged her hair in the hall mirror, I watched her closely.
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Dotty: Found the headless body in Choo Choo Bayou, wrapt in a flag, in the muddy Stars and Bars.
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Still, just over the border, Mounties were posted on a muddy hill, waiting for the next car to arrive.
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Muddy Waters did not do that, increasing the odds its bet against St. Jude's stock price would pay off.
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Naked children with distended bellies play in the muddy streams or kick a ball on an improvised football pitch.
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So for the most part, they were left to wait along a muddy front until the next push forward.
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Democrats, meanwhile, say Republicans are trying to muddy the water of the Russia investigations by attacking the Steele dossier.
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This picture of the same stoop was taken seconds later in the same lighting conditions and looks horribly muddy.
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Muddy Waters publicly announced those flaws after placing a large Wall Street bet that St. Jude's stock would plummet.
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Muddy Waters&apos founder and short-seller Carson Block has long been known for calling out companies as frauds.
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I live in a place that can be very snowy, rainy, slushy, or muddy for long periods of time.
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A tap dancer who sounded clean and clear to someone across the way could sound muddy to someone above.
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This was the same landscape that bred Robert Johnson, Son House, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, and Fannie Lou Hamer.
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After all, they live just a half mile from the muddy Tigris River, which divides eastern and western Mosul.
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The light-colored grass was brittle to the touch but between its tufts the earth was soft and muddy.
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The official, who asked not to be named, said this was common practice for groups such as Muddy Waters.
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The Muddy Waters report, which claimed that the marketing company issued false growth statements, sent shares down 26 percent.
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Russia's manipulation of the media doesn't just muddy up the facts; it also turns the truth into a joke.
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Five passengers can get in on the muddy fun thanks to the four-door Wrangler Unlimited's ample rear legroom.
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Alex Niven: I'd got my cheap Sainsbury's boots and they were quite muddy for the rest of the day.
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He offers the Italian woman a plastic cup with three ounces of a bitter, muddy brew made of psychedelic vines.
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" The company said it issued its statement because the Muddy Waters report "had an undue impact in the public sphere.
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But as the internet news cycle churned, the waters grew muddy, and things now may not be what they seem.
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If you've ever graced the muddy paddocks of a B&S ball you will know what you're in store for.
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Buckets of rain overnight in Kalamazoo, Michigan, turned Western Michigan University's Waldo Stadium into a muddy lake by Thursday morning.
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The little one was quiet with matted hair, a hacking cough, muddy pants and eyes that fluttered closed with fatigue.
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Tekirdag governor Mehmet Ceyhan said the area where the derailment happened was muddy from heavy rain and difficult to reach.
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Finally, vegetable and fruit harvesting last month slowed in northern and southern portions of the state due to muddy fields.
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Plus, in doing its own, Samsung once again has a muddy combination of its apps and competing titles from Google.
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But when the rains began in June, the water quickly poured in, transforming her dirt floor into a muddy mess.
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The transition from slushy, dull winter to hot-and-humid summer is usually short and sweet (if a little muddy).
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As the royal's dress had become rather muddy, it seemed the right moment for a change of outfit before lunch.
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A bride and groom toted hiking packs and muddy clothes as they trekked up a mountain on their wedding day.
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A morally muddy run-in with the law sends him from his home to the attic of a Tokyo cafe.
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Many died in muddy pits, which some scientists think were formed when larger dinosaurs wallowed in the mud, like pigs.
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As for the marching band ... they allegedly forced new members to muddy up their band jackets and then wear them!!!
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Also disappointing were mediocre starter plates and desserts whose muddy flavors and so-so execution detracted from the main event.
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It's no Jeep Wrangler, but moderate snow, deeply rutted forest service roads and muddy stretches are a piece of cake.
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Block recently launched a $100 million hedge fund after years of churning out research at his firm Muddy Waters LLC.
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It's a little muddy, and the mutt almost yanks me over a couple of times, but she has a blast.
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The tight, muddy passage started in a cell occupied by PCC members and exited just beyond the jail's exterior wall.
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The rise in the number of discoveries reflects a growing interest in tramping around in muddy fields with metal detectors.
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The healthcare firm has lost 60% in value after coming under attack from U.S. shortseller Muddy Waters late last year.
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Then they dumped her naked body on the side of a dark, muddy road on the outskirts of the city.
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Back down in the valley, I coasted through a spring filled with high, muddy waters that licked at my windows.
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The lawsuit said Muddy Waters had created a short-selling scheme meant to secure a quick and illegal financial windfall.
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You'd think that after eight months of duplicating muddy blood-covered horses, Rosenthal would have taken a well-deserved break.
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Images of fairground lights and muddy rainwater rushing down gutters, for instance, are indistinguishable from footage shot with a camera.
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But underneath the muddy veneer hid an admittedly fairly inferior game that was still quite genuinely worth getting psyched about.
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Officials at the AMF could not be reached for comment and French representatives for Muddy Waters had no immediate comment.
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But the ethics surrounding Henrietta Lacks' cells remain muddy, and the racial implications of Lacks' scientific service remain relevant today.
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Three days later, his mutilated body was found in the muddy Tallahatchie River, weighted down with a cotton gin fan.
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From these muddy waters, it is possible to draw two tentative conclusions about the broad impact of migration on wages.
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AMF has declined to discuss its probe into activity by Casino and Muddy Waters, following Block's criticisms of the retailer.
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The station also posted raw video of a helicopter rescue operation in the area showing muddy water cascading over rock.
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The station also posted raw video of a helicopter rescue operation in the area showing muddy water cascading over rocks.
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A passerby in a boat told onlookers in the apartment complex that he'd seen an alligator in the muddy water.
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Block, the founder and chief investment officer of Muddy Waters, also raised questions about the company's China sales growth story.
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The budget is limited, the track muddy, the cars home-built, and looking like they'll fall apart when you sneeze.
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Berry, from the beginning, was heavy—"Maybellene" is muddy and raw, as if Berry's guitar was blowing out the soundboard.
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Even with the slightly muddy PSVR display, the view is glorious: thundering waterfalls, glistening rock formations, and dozens of bats.
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Pink is gorgeously, delightfully, perfectly visible from long distances (or when piled in a heap of muddy rubber work boots).
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But there's likely a higher strategic imperative in the Rosenstein drama: Continue to muddy the waters and numb the electorate.
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The supermodel, 23, sported muddy calf-length rain boots when she attended the Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England, on Saturday.
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There are a variety of ways Russia and their intelligence officers could meddle in the process and muddy the waters.
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Robert came to pick her up in a muddy white Civic with candy wrappers spilling out of the cup holders.
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The prospect of rain was concerning, not only because the planter can mire and get stuck in a muddy field.
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By using slogans rather than substance, the Bureau has attempted to muddy the debate waters and obscure its regulatory overreach.
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However, despite having to get "muddy and dirty" on the ranch, she's still apparently treated like a lady by Shelton.
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