Major League Baseball doesn't require extended netting; it doesn't even require netting between home plate and the dugouts.
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But the commissioner's call for additional netting essentially gave the team cover to extend its netting down the foul line.
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While few fans criticized the netting itself, there were complaints about the support poles that held up the eight-foot-high netting.
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Then it was leftover deer netting from her garden, ballet netting from her costume designs and produce bags and wood salvaged from renovating her house.
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The netting found in DreamBaby's strollers and car seats and SSQQ's bed netting for cribs and beds is an excellent alternative to sprays for newborns and infants.
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Everyone has had time to adjust to the netting over the years and everyone knows when a puck leaves a stick if it's headed toward the netting.
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Lowe said the twine used in the new netting is nine-tenths of a millimeter in diameter, as opposed to one millimeter in the netting behind home plate.
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About a third of the teams have extended the netting further, to at least the far end of the dugout, and the Mets added netting even beyond that.
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"Crews are extending protective netting at the same height of the existing backstop netting down each foul line to near each foul pole," the team said in a statement.
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In 2013, he placed third on the tour, netting $137,000.
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The scheme lasted from 2010 until 2015, netting Rensing millions.
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Republicans outpaced Democrats this past year, netting 233,2000 more voters.
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Overall, the poll found Stein netting 5% of the vote.
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After fees and shipping, I end up netting $130. Nice!
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Lynch sold some shares then, too, netting himself $3.3 million.
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In 2018, there were 536 total deals netting $3.1 billion.
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"I thought the netting covered the whole arch," he says.
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Because the run is made of a steel mesh, rather than netting attached to a wooden frame, there's no need to replace netting as the fastening on the frame comes off or the wood warps.
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The Mets added netting this summer at Citi Field that stretches halfway into the outfield, and St. Peter wouldn't rule out some clubs eventually deciding to run netting all the way to the foul poles.
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The Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and Washington Nationals have increased their netting near the foul poles, and the Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates have also stated plans to increase their protective netting.
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It ran for one day, netting 808 clicks and 3,361 impressions.
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The engine had been camouflaged under netting prior to the test.
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The video was a hit, netting more than 5 million views.
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OpTic's popularity grew between 2008 and 2010, netting over 300,000 subscribers.
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A year and a half later, he cashed out, netting $0003,000.
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The second stalled inside the 209, netting only a field goal.
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Parents should cover cribs, strollers, and baby carriages with mosquito netting.
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Currently, Clinton is netting more than 400 superdelegates more than Sanders.
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But Maximiliano Meza sends the corner right into the side netting.
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They did not go home empty-handed, netting swag from vendors.
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That meant rain boots, flotation devices, bathing suits and mesh netting.
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A netting over the drops and uphill portions adds extra protection.
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In 2010, control switched again with the GOP netting 63 seats.
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Manfred said last month that it is difficult to extend netting during the season and that some fans did not want netting extended, but he added that conversations would begin and continue into the off-season.
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The Jaguars finished the half netting only 23 yards on 14 plays.
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In Chicago, netting is in place to protect drivers from falling concrete.
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They can then sell that item for about $10, netting them $4.
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In the end, Trump's race hustle isn't netting him any new converts.
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An obstacle course of logs and rope netting dangles from the roof.
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There was no netting overhead, so fans could still catch pop fouls.
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And then, a solid hit to the center of the green netting.
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Players know putting in more netting is the right thing to do.
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Instead of netting above, high walls with windows provide a secure feel.
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It was, and we did, netting a total of 63 House seats.
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I worked a second teaching job netting an extra $4K each summer.
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Kerfoot's snapshot soared over Koskinen's catching glove and into the top netting.
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So I think it's a tremendous move to put that netting up.
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The problem has led to increasing calls for more protective netting in the lower parts of stadiums, although that push has raised concerns about how the added netting would affect the view for fans — many occupying expensive seats.
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New York spotted Pittsburgh a 21-1 lead before netting four unanswered goals.
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Her customers were obsessed, with the video netting tens of thousands of views.
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Milo would always poke his head through the mosquito netting to kiss me.
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They also mustered 11 shots in the match against Panama, netting six times.
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When the body blots, the netting cuts it into pieces, creating fish food.
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Yet Apple continues doing business in China, netting it further charges of hypocrisy.
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This is partly because of welcome regulatory changes, such as netting of contracts.
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His friends and coworkers got sacked, netting small severance packages for their termination.
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That is their first week netting cash out of the last three weeks.
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They, too, are netting prices in the teens when they can find customers.
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New York spotted Pittsburgh a 1-0 lead before netting four unanswered goals.
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It will reopen Tuesday with a higher barrier and added knotted rope netting.
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Honorable Mention, Creative and Still Life category: "Netting" by Danny Yen Sin Wong
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I'm easily netting 52 miles per gallon without changing my driving habits. Impressive.
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Bale scored in that one, eventually netting seven of Wales' 11 qualifying goals.
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In 2005, the family sold the company for ethical reasons, netting $500 million.
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The shops sell kits: a dozen or so eggs, netting, rope and salt.
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Both spectators were hit by balls that went over or beyond the netting.
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The guidelines also recommend using insecticide-treated netting materials on doors and windows.
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Le Sommer winds and fires a rocket — directly into the left-side netting.
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Some players seek gaps in the netting, learning the variations in each stadium.
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St. Peter said the club was discussing whether to add even more netting.
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Yankee Stadium has netting that only runs to the beginning of each dugout.
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The Dodgers are the latest club to extend the netting at their park.
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This summer, they stretched the netting at Citi Field halfway into the outfield.
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Within the first year, Allec's blog was netting more than $10,000 a month.
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The sprayed water collects and freezes on a domed structure covered with netting.
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Farther into the gallery space, beads and netting are suspended from the ceiling.
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As his raft soared over the crest, Caleb was tossed toward the netting.
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According to a Yankees news release, the netting down the lines is the same thickness — 1.2 millimeters — as the netting behind home plate and is "field green" in color, designed to blend in with the grass and minimize the visual impact.
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SEATTLE — Rob Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball, said he did not expect teams to make changes to the protective netting in their ballparks this season, though he said he expected conversations to continue about whether netting should be extended.
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The side netting nearly asked Halliday for his autograph after being brutalized by him.
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The child was trapped and secured by the seatbelt and the ATV's safety netting.
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The netting is electrons and the blue lines are proteins that serve as scaffolding.
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Likewise, GoPro increased its social media views by 40 percent, netting 238 million views.
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Netting will not solve the problem at your building, but there are other methods.
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"Dangal" quickly became the highest-grossing Indian film ever made, netting over $300m worldwide.
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Even the wood and netting required to build hives are hard to come by.
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She ended up in the netting and had a lot of trouble getting out.
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Even though cantaloupe has a thick rind, called the netting, that rind is porous.
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The brick and the safety netting both maintain good detail even when zoomed in.
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The Rangers and Dodgers announced earlier their plans to extend netting in their stadiums.
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We use trellis netting that the greenhouse industry uses to allow vines to climb.
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Hernias recurred in just one of the 150 men with the implanted mosquito netting.
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Per the New York Post, the team did not plan to add more netting.
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There are 36 gubernatorial races on Tuesday and Sabato has Democrats netting 10 governorships.
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A handyman could reach the louvers from inside your apartment to install the netting.
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He sold about 1.8 million shares in a secondary offering, netting himself $24.5 million.
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Its ratings during primary debates soared, netting viewership generally reserved for popular sports events.
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Tarps and netting are also suspended over the vessel's decks, according to the note.
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It was adorned with wire netting and sequins and was designed by Arnold Scaasi.
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She crashed hard, sliding headfirst into two panels of safety netting lining the racecourse.
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At the slots, his first pull jackpotted, netting an extra grand on his card.
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But Jung, who takes the corner, curls it into the near-side goal netting.
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He said the current standards for protective netting would not have prevented his injury.
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A reporter for a German TV station resorted to protective netting around her head.
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Players also loop the ball over the netting, giving fans farther back a shot.
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"For our season-ticket base, netting is part of their new reality," he said.
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The zip-around hood has netting on the front, not a clear plastic bubble.
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New man Fekir immediately tries out his shooting shoes but hits the side netting.
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But he shanked it into the side netting, before covering his mouth in shock.
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The netting is expected to be in place at Citi Field by July 14.
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"The ruff is made of fabric, balloons, ribbon and tulle netting," Mr. Zinn said.
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All three also scored in double-figures, with Brown netting 17 and Ahrens 14.
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Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky played two series, netting minus-1 yard on eight plays.
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The White Sox then said they would extend protective netting to the foul poles.
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The job made him massively wealthy — netting him nearly $14 billion, according to investigators.
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The company is also profitable, netting $39.2 million in EBITDA, which was up 589 percent.
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Everything from drone netting, shooting, confetti cannons, lasers and jammers was being used (including falcons).
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Even before Loos filed his suit, though, talk of extended netting was in the air.
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Bond funds attracted $6.4 billion in their eighth consecutive week netting cash, ICI data showed.
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Both got the nomination that counts the most by netting best supporting actor Oscar nods.
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This is a problem as it prevents investors from netting their position, Il Sole said.
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The EXO 1 won the contest, netting the designer $1,000 and a Phantom 4 drone.
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When one drone finds itself caught on protective netting, rescuing it becomes a community endeavor.
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Their first product, Guardian Circle, did just that, netting a mention a few years ago.
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If elsewhere, it must be covered by netting and less than an inch opening.4.
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Tears in the tarpaulin roof were plugged with plastic and held in place with netting.
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Schenn snapped his five-game goal-scoring drought by netting his 11th of the season.
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At least 39 events took place with major financial institutions, netting the couple $7.7 million.
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At Wrigley Field, safety netting does not extend to the far ends of the dugout.
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Our companions quickly worked their machetes, building a shelter from tree trunks, netting and tarps.
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They were dyed red, and the studio's designers added a red netting covered with sequins.
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Pineda's first flip in 2015 wound up netting him about $25,000 — and he was hooked.
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Frank Jackson was the only Pelicans starter to score in double figures, netting 14 points.
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My first thought was: See, baseball hadn't lost its intimacy, even with the new netting.
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But the trawl used to fish him out seems indiscriminate, netting all senses of fraternity.
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And years later, teenage Tru has accrued a netting of scars on her upper thigh.
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It prompted at least five other teams to make announcements that they would add netting.
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However, in recent days, Trost has declined repeated requests for comment about the netting issue.
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Mehdi Taremi got the ball in the box but put it in the side netting.
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I was actually asleep, and half my body and head was outside of the netting.
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I try on a hand-crocheted shirt ($897) with little white flowers in the netting.
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Unusually strong January winds shredded netting fastened to razor-wire-topped fencing around the court.
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Ryan McCaffery of Farmingville, N.Y., said he did not think the netting was high enough.
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With the weird black construction netting fluttering, it was the perfect home for a ghost.
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External netting is also available but can be more of a hassle to set up.
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Dancing across the netting is fine, but running into a dugout will cause a delay.
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Handbags and shoes were carefully coordinated with head pieces decorated with velvet, feathers or netting.
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The ball sizzled over protective netting and into her loge-level seat behind home plate.
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Major League Baseball extended protective netting last year Major League Baseball announced in 2018 that all 30 league ballparks were extending protective netting to at least the far ends of both dugouts -- that is, the ends farthest from home plate -- intending to enhance fans' safety.
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Then, the player enters a Tetris-like environment, where icons representing mosquitos, mosquito netting, medicine and rainfall tumble from the top of the screen, and the player navigates from left to right, trying to catch the netting and medicine while avoiding the mosquitos and raindrops.
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Dozens of persistent mosquitoes bit through the netting, the fabric of the hammock and my clothing.
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Gill-nets are large panels of netting set in the water in a long, straight line.
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He would not have been protected by extending the netting to the end of the dugout.
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They constructed a "makeshift rescue trampoline" out of netting, which they spread out underneath the lift.
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A large portion of the netting that had been covering him was gone, tattered and smoking.
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Window netting ripples in the periphery as the wind whips by at 73 miles per hour.
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Doris Olive Netting swears by the popular Irish stout, and even had a Guinness-themed birthday.
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Is the entire load secured at the back, sides and top with rope, netting and straps?
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Maddie was trapped underwater inside the ATV by both her seat belt and the safety netting.
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The double-blind trial, conducted in Uganda, was the first rigorous test of the mosquito netting.
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But the biggest deal he made, and the most shocking for baseball fans, was netting Segura.
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Instead of having to spray myself down and inevitably still being bitten, the netting saved me!
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" He says that the decision will "blow up" in Twitter's face, "netting me more adoring fans.
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Navigator's share plummeted soon after the Times ran the story, netting Ross between $85033,000 and $250,000.
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He suggested using bird netting or mesh cloth to keep the birds out of the louvers.
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Right winger Matt Moulson scored twice for the Sabres, with Tyler Ennis netting Buffalo's other goal.
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Within just a few months, more than 240 million were sold, netting Hakuta about $80 million.
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Selling a home and netting the largest profit possible can oftentimes be a game of luck.
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There are multiple spots to lounge, including trampoline-like netting along the bow of the boat.
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It was obvious that the Twins had put a lot of thought into their new netting.
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He walked toward the stands — just beyond the netting — and tossed the ball to a child.
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Specially designed Kevlar netting firing at a store-bought droneAirspace's work supports the entire drone ecosystem.
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Parts of the netting are uncovered, creating secondary shadow images when displayed on a blank wall.
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Revenues are sometimes $1 million a year, with some authors easily netting six figures a month.
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Perisic pulls up from distance on the left and lashes a shot into Pickford's side netting.
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It is why so many players ensure that their own children sit behind netting at games.
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Poisson burst through two rows of protective netting and struck a tree, according to the police.
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The Yankees announced that they would expand netting to shield fans sitting along the base lines.
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It was full dark by the time I finished anchoring the mosquito netting to the ground.
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That will leave more than a dozen teams with netting that goes beyond Manfred's 2015 recommendation.
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On each tub, the netting was flanked by the word "Popcorn!" on a bright yellow background.
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Trump scored even worse in the Old Dominion, netting 60 percent unfavorability and 37 percent favorability.
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O'Reilly made no mistake with the cross-ice pass, netting his sixth goal of the season.
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But the consensus from fans during Tuesday's home opener was that the extended netting is fine.
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Suddenly, the ball slipped through a tear in the netting and landed right in my lap.
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Hats and fascinators came in all shapes and sizes, decorated with flowers, feathers and often, netting.
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CP outstanding totals $1.64 billion, netting to $1.06 billion of availability under the $2.7 billion facility.
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Something as simple as netting over storm drains can keep macroplastics from flowing to the sea.
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The idea was to stretch out that netting and use it to break the boy's fall.
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Drones ended up in the netting, in the ceiling rafters, and splashed on the cement below.
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After initially resisting calls to extend their netting out of concern it could alienate season ticket holders, the Yankees announced on the last day of the 2017 regular season that they would extend the netting at Yankee Stadium in time for the home opener in 2018.
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He said seven teams would have netting that extended even farther, all the way to the foul poles, and 15 teams are expanding their netting generally past what he called the elbow in the outfield, where the stands angle away from the field of play each side.
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F Henrik Zetterberg netting his 16th goal of the season at 8:03 of the second period.
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The girl's seat was just beyond where the netting ends at the edge of the visitors' dugout.
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Recently the Chicago White Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers said they would have additional netting installed.
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Starting this year, the Miami Marlins' stadium has netting that extends about 120 feet beyond the dugouts.
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Netting extends from foul pole to foul pole, making it physically impossible for someone to get hit.
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Then, 18 months later, Microsoft bought Skype for $8.5 billion, netting the young firm a significant profit.
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And meanwhile, I'm just flailing around in this netting, trying to get the hell out of there.
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Particles are also created when larger debris — such as soda bottles, toys, and fish netting — breaks down.
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Wire netting and CDs suspended by string above the ponds prevent eagles from snatching the prized livestock.
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It's hard to argue with a one-footed, high-velocity, diving Scorpion kick that finds side netting.
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He then unlatched the door to the deck and slipped inside, only protected by a thin netting.
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Relatively low-risk money-market funds attracted $7.7 billion, marking their sixth straight week netting new cash.
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Adobe says November 24-25 "was the biggest online shopping weekend in US history" netting $6.4 billion.
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Niemeyer's curvaceous façade is crumbling, and is draped in blue netting to protect pedestrians from falling tiles.
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Labour flipped the script, netting about 30 seats as the UK was faced with a hung parliament.
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The stock is up about 4 percent since then, netting him more than $2 million in profit.
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He had just four points on Saturday after netting 12 on Friday in a loss at Indiana.
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Netting involves the offset of buying and selling of similar securities between two or more trading participants.
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Mahrez pounced on the loose ball but could only send a rising shot into the side netting.
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Executives who run the insurer's PAC organized a fundraiser for Whitmer earlier year, netting her campaign $144,000.
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About a quarter of email scams are BEC scams, with sucessful attacks netting an average of $35,000.
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The victims were wrapped in mosquito netting and laid by the roadside on palm leaves, pictures showed.
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Kevlar netting, structurally designed not to blow backwards when deployed, turned out to be the best option.
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He uses the defensive scramble to generate space enough to rocket a curler into the side netting.
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It's almost as if he was trying—in several attempts—to write his signature into the netting.
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Ex-Oiler Taylor Hall was blanked Tuesday after netting 12 points in his previous seven games. 1.
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And at 43th Street and Third Avenue, a new rental building took shape underneath netting-draped scaffolding.
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Not surprisingly, the Davids are strong advocates for netting that goes from foul pole to foul pole.
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Caputo, who scored twice on Monday, is Sassuolo's top scorer so far this season, netting 13 goals.
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Terrible luck for Mandzukic, though, who did his job and unwittingly put it into the side netting.
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Ten teams then took his recommendation further — including the Mets, who stretched their netting into the outfield.
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Even after spending hours netting in tunas, he would go out fishing again at night, he said.
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A corner to Belgium led to a blast by Mertens, but it went into the side netting.
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The university charged students roughly $12,000 per year for tuition and fees, netting ICE several million dollars.
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Krzanich sold all of those shares for a little over $39 million, apparently netting about $25 million.
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Before the 2018 season, MLB extended the netting to at least the far end of the dugout.
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Netting 4 billion euros for Pioneer would help the bank reduce the size of the rights issue.
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The two women tentatively step on the netting as the beat and the swaggering lyrics kick in.
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Now, seven clubs will have netting that goes all the way to the foul pole, he said.
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At one end of the living room, the curtains were open, although thin netting covered the window.
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The benefits of matching and cancelling out opposing derivative exposures – a process known as netting – are diminished.
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Ms. Brody compared the ball to a bullet, and is now demanding higher netting to protect fans.
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" A spokesperson added, "Clubs have significantly expanded netting and their inventory of protected seats in recent years.
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In 2000, former NBA ball boy Preston Truman auctioned off the actual game-worn pair, netting $275,27.
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A set of concrete highway barriers—and another veil of netting—separated the spectators from the pilots.
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She accessorized with a simple gold pendant and a black brimmed hat with netting veil over her face.
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Lumet's adaptation was popular and well-reviewed, netting six Oscar nominations (and a win for star Ingrid Bergman).
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He fatally collided with the overhead netting and metal hoops, according to court documents previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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The girl's injuries prompted some Major League Baseball teams to re-examine how far protective netting should extend.
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Four pitches later, Sanchez deposited a 1-2 fastball into the netting above Monument Park in center field.
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If you find yourself netting an easy "0" score then go ahead and splurge on the fancy displays.
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That explains why it broke the record for the highest selling price for a graded game, netting $100,150.
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The net effect is that you could alternate claiming the standard deductions and itemized deductions, netting bigger breaks.
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When the Cali Cartel kills someone, they wrap his body in netting and drop it into the river.
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The "Chippendale" tower reportedly sold for more than $1.4 billion, netting seller Joseph Chetrit a $300 million profit.
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The suit points to other clubs, such as the St. Louis Cardinals, that have extended netting in place.
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The streaming service made a poor showing at last year's awards, netting just two nominations and no wins.
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A scant 100 meters beyond the wall, an outpost cloaked in camouflage netting is perched atop a building.
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Surprisingly, Netting isn&apost the only one from her generation that believes Guinness is good for her health.
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They climb up a stairwell with safety netting draped across the middle, to prevent accidents — or suicide attempts.
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It would take a long time because we're only netting a couple of women in Congress every year.
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Sheriff Jim Arnott said the mesh netting over the recreation yard is built to withstand snow and ice.
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Knowledge workers of all ilks will be needed to keep the automation automated, Netflix netting, and YouTube tubing.
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New York has no such concerns lighting up the scoreboard, netting at least five goals on four occasions.
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Trump fares even worse with voters, netting an approximately 61 percent unfavorability rating overall in the same index.
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Tolbert's fundraising page, which has the same goal, has fared far better so far, netting more than $21,000.
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Lady Bird also did well, netting best picture (comedy) and best actress (comedy or musical) for Saoirse Ronan.
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There were hints and nods to hardness with fetishistic netting, leather bustiers, and heavy-buckled trousers and chains.
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This year, the pattern changed, with January and February both netting $2 billion in remittances. http://bit.ly/2pVFypk.
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Nestled in the netting, these mundane items suddenly looked potent and significant, almost like devotional or talismanic objects.
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Money-market funds, where investors park cash, attracted $5.1 billion and their third straight week netting new money.
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Azubuike, just 13, responded to his new role quickly, slamming four first-half dunks and netting 11 points.
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The singer/producer sold his 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom mansion for $1.22 million -- netting him a $210k win.
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According to reports, he crashed through safety netting and hit a tree during a training run at Nakiska.
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His seventh career home run in 110 career at-bats wound up onto the netting above Monument Park.
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Opened in 1974, it was deteriorating, and netting had been installed to protect passers-by from falling debris.
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But there is also other protective netting at Yankee Stadium that many fans may not be aware of.
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He now averages $50 to $60 per hour, occasionally netting work that pays upward of $100 per hour.
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During the 2017 All-Star break, the Mets extended the netting at Citi Field down both foul lines.
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Then the price went up slightly and I stupidly sold them — netting me a cool $150 in profit.
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Netting hangs behind the altar, where the organ alcove will remain undone until more money can be raised.
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She added that birds often become tangled in cords, strings and netting, especially with Halloween decorations in October.
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Espinal wants both the Mets and Yankees to extend protective netting all the way to the foul poles.
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After netting them, the scientists examine them, measure their feathers and wings, and attach bands to their legs.
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Trump holds the cards with white voters, however, netting 2628 percent to the Democratic presidential nominee's 28503 percent.
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The girl's seat was just beyond where the protective netting ends at the edge of the visitors' dugout.
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The sperm whale washed up on a Scottish beach with a stomach full of rope, netting and plastic.
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In the summer of 1909, an entomologist named Anton Krausse strolled the narrow streets of Sardinia netting bumblebees.
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Do not rely on the light-duty elastic netting or plastic hooks intended for holding groceries in place.
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After the shooting, the complex was closed and was surrounded by a chain-link fence with green netting.
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In the months after, Goldbloom's daughter Jana Brody repeatedly called for MLB teams to extend their netting vertically.
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The Cornhuskers' 40 rushing yards last weekend was their lowest total since netting 31 against USC on Sept.
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Trump's tweets on Monday targeted deals widely reported to be netting the Obamas tens of millions of dollars.
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In part, the Yankees have yet to extend the netting further because of complaints from their fan base.
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For the sake of fairness, anything off the netting and into the net off the goalie doesn't count.
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The Washington Nationals recently announced that they would extend their park's netting during next month's All-Star break.
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Girelli opened the scoring with a retaken, VAR-awarded penalty before netting again either side of the interval.
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The last incident prompted the Yankees, who had been reluctant to extend their netting out of fear of alienating fans in their high-priced lower-level seats, to announce on the final day of the regular season that they would install extended netting for the start of the 2018 season.
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They'll be a clamor about fan safety for the next few days and then baseball won't require more netting.
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Three of those have come at Wembley, with the winger netting the winner in last season's FA Cup final.
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Katzenberg acknowledged that some people aren't taking Quibi serious just yet, despite the company netting $1 billion from investors.
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Rad chose to sell his Match Group shares, netting around $400 million, while his co-plaintiffs did the same.
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That's what some top streamers have done for mobile games, with Y Combinator-backed startup Kamcord netting gains here.
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Brad thinks the plan was to fill any orders from the demoted listing, netting a couple dollars in profit.
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Netting celebrated her 100th birthday this month with a Guinness-themed birthday party at her care-home in Plymouth.
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But investment-grade bond funds recorded $2.1 billion in inflows, their ninth week netting new cash, the data showed.
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At least the women who are netting awards wins recognize it's time to pull their sisters up with them.
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Users benefit from netting positions against each other inside the pool, thereby saving on cash used to back trades.
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Bruins F David Pastrnak is scoreless in five games since netting his team-high 15th goal at Detroit. 2.
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Caleb's body collided with netting and metal hoops across the top of the slide, resulting in his fatal injury.
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The nonprofits each sold all of their stock at the IPO price, netting more than $30 million in total.
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His ghillie suit, an intricate netting of twigs, leaves, and dirt, is typically used by jungle snipers as camouflage.
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The addition of Frankfurt-based Clearstream into T2S is expected to dramatically improve netting opportunities in German sovereign bonds.
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Less than a dollar's worth of plastic mosquito netting can work just as well, according to a new study.
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Or he may prescribe a comparable treatment, Abraxane, costing the government a whacking $22013,700 but netting the doctor $1,000.
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Defenseman Seth Jones' shot caromed off a teammate and sailed into the spectator netting before bouncing back into play.
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Sixty-six seconds later, James Neal made it a 3-0 game by netting his 12th of the season.
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They would huddle shoulder-to-shoulder around long, cluttered tables, sewing pleats, pinning patterns, and threading plumes through netting.
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And within three weeks, Grasons had priced and sold the home's contents, netting more than $20,000 for the estate.
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That spurred the Belgians into action as Mertens equalized seven minutes later by netting a neat pass from Hazard.
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We got high in his backyard and jumped on his trampoline for hours, cannonballing ourselves into the protective netting.
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The Kansas City Royals are another team that decided to extend the netting to the end of the dugouts.
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It had had some "modifications," though, such as camo netting and an enormous cannon turret bolted to the bed.
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But on day two, I stayed up until 2 am again, netting me only about six hours of sleep.
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It also urges employers to consider providing workers with hats with mosquito netting to protect the face and neck.
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The Knights have offered James a seat at another game, either behind the netting or in an enclosed suite.
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Tio Bernie has had some success with Latino voters thus far, netting 53% of the Latino vote in Nevada.
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He was sitting in Section 26 that day in 22014 and would have been protected by the new netting.
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Netting covering the length of the slide, supported by metal poles, was meant to keep riders from falling off.
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In January, the Yankees announced they would extend the protective netting beyond the league's recommendation and into the outfield.
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Until their statement on Sunday, they had repeatedly declined to comment about the netting issue since the girl's injury.
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The candidate picked up nearly half the vote in the territory's caucuses, netting four of six delegates so far.
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Unlike so-called blue zones, where centenarians are said to cluster, there is no geographical shortcut for netting supercentenarians.
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Both of these fisheries are economic powerhouses, netting more than $85033 million in annual revenues according to the Council.
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In the U.S., they're caught using a purse seine, a large wall of netting that captures many fish simultaneously.
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Earlier in the playoffs, Columbus scored a goal after the puck hit the netting, which is out of play.
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"We just want them to come to the table and recognize how needed the netting actually is," Espinal said.
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"The big issue seems to be how to run the cables that would hold up the netting," he said.
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This was where, years before, the Canadian Brian Stemmle, off his line, had caught a ski in the netting.
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Manfred said earlier this year the league wouldn't likely make changes to the protective netting during the 2019 season.
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Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, who was in charge of the netting plan, declined to be interviewed.
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A team spokesman did not say if the Yankees had received any complaints from fans about the new netting.
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Admittedly, I was very distracted by Julian Macdonald's tacky costumes: netting and crystals more suited to dancing on ice.
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CBP, which operates the tower, is looking for "netting solutions" that could prevent even more vultures from nesting there.
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The designation as a Superhost has paid off: My house is a few bookings away from netting a profit.
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Over 24 years, he rose from the factory floor to become a quality control supervisor, netting €1,8003 a month.
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The ball caromed off Newcomb's head and into the netting behind the Philadelphia dugout along the third base line.
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The riverside cities have wide flights of steps, called ghats, leading into the water, often with netting or guardrails.
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But that's basically what the Coyotes did, netting themselves a decent young player in Vinnie Hinostroza for their troubles.
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Once this study is completed, the team will implement the recommended changes and extend the netting at Dodger Stadium.
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Repeatedly, they took whole directories of credentials, a brazen act netting them the ability to impersonate hundreds of employees.
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It creates enormous efficiencies in terms of operational resiliency and risk management opportunities in cross-currency asset netting positions.
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In 5003, Jackson merged the catalog with Sony's, reportedly netting $115 million for giving up half ownership of the catalog.
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Instead of plastic, the new Show has mesh netting around the back, similar to Apple's HomePod and Google's Home Mini.
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Without that netting, the worker's face would undoubtedly be covered with mosquitoes and—what's worse—mosquitoes that like to bite.
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"I'd love to see the netting extended vertically, and we know it doesn't block the view," Brody said to ESPN.
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Pitch Perfect's Rebel Wilson has won her long legal battle, netting her a multi-million dollar settlement in the process.
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This week was a massacre, and a fantasy league drought, with even heavy hitters like Corrine netting barely any points.
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These low-tech frauds spiked in 2018, according to the FBI's Internet Crime Compliant Center (IC3), netting millions for scammers.
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Kitty Hawk has kept the pontoons for water landings, but gotten rid of the protective netting from the original prototype.
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Netting received a gift basket from Guinness for her milestone birthday, as well as a telegram from Queen Elizabeth II.
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Flimsy black netting had covered the shaft, but on Friday night a gaping tear remained where she had fallen through.
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Sanders, in turn, has spent $21.6 million since launching his bid for the White House, while netting 7.7 million votes.
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Houlahan's victory will help Democrats toward their goal of netting 23 GOP-held seats and taking control of the House.
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Once the smart projectile reaches the drone, it releases netting at just the right moment to stop the drone's flight.
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Applegate's surprisingly strong finish in the June jungle primary, netting 21625 percent compared to Issa's 2900 percent, drew Democrats' attention.
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Ex Machina's subtle sci-fi effects won over Hollywood this year, netting it the 2016 Oscar for Best Visual Effects.
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Like all acts of the totalitarian regressive left, this will blow up in their faces, netting me more adoring fans.
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In 2018 alone, sales grew by 9.4 percent compared to the previous year, netting distillers roughly $1 billion in revenue.
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In fact, the gross sum is around £250m, and it falls to £120m after netting off EU spending in Britain.
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It's equipped with a canopy to shield you from the sun, as well as netting that can be zipped up.
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No shin pad can mitigate the pain and misery of cartwheeling into the safety netting at eighty miles an hour.
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McDonagh scored twice, opening the scoring with a shorthanded goal and netting the eventual game-winner in the second period.
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At one point on Friday, Ms. Monson slid around the stage encased in netting, gathering other performers into her web.
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So keep babies out of the sun, be scrupulous about sun hats and protective clothing, about screens and mosquito netting.
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I was essentially netting around $100 a month, which is not sustainable for living in the Hamptons for a summer.
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Some brokers netting trades during the day to limit the amounts they put through the LME are also draining volumes.
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OTPP agreed to acquire Memora from 3i it was announced on Monday, netting 3i £117m of proceeds from the sale.
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Costume designers then added a netting, dye, sequins, beads, and other customizations, resulting in a total of 12 different materials.
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This makes it possible to add features like multi-shot Kevlar netting in addition to specialty sensors and interdiction technologies.
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Samsung's Gear VR and Sony's PlayStation VR tie for third place, with both netting 613 percent of the developer pool.
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From outside, the tower looked like a dying animal, sweating and greasy in the heat, trapped inside its wire netting.
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At the urging of baseball commissioner Rob Manfred, most teams extended their netting to the near ends of the dugouts.
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Soldiers accustomed to operating from large, secure bases in Iraq and Afghanistan now practice disguising their positions with camouflage netting.
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By the end of the 2017 season, all but a handful of teams had announced plans to extend their netting.
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The Yankees said the netting would be installed next month and be ready for the home opener on April 2.
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When he was shown a mock red card, he walked off the court and kissed Cappelletti through the sideline netting.
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In their statement, the Yankees said they would also extend the netting at their spring training stadium in Tampa, Fla.
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Jane Greenwood, Tony-nominated for this revival, festooned this hat with metallic-colored feathers, ribbon, tulle, netting and artificial flowers.
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It had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
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Meanwhile, across town, the Mets look like champions for extending their netting and doing so proactively before something awful happened.
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Buffalo's Marcus Johansson opened the scoring at 28:10 of the opening frame, netting his fourth goal of the season.
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The final product will include a large floating boom to skim pollutants from the surface and netting to stop debris.
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Instead, the agency is searching for a "viable netting deterrent" to stop the vultures from roosting on the radio tower.
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The rents are from the properties total about $12,000 per month, netting Shah $3,500 when all is said and done.
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He was decapitated when the raft went airborne and hit overhead hoops and netting attached to the slide, investigators said.
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After a worrying moment when Vonn sat still in the netting, she got to her feet in no obvious discomfort.
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For the World Cup, Natalia is basing her designs around soccer balls, goal netting and of course national team flags.
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Citi is running a points transfer promotion with JetBlue through the end of April, netting users a 50 percent bonus.
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MacDonald said he asked a man nearby to retrieve some orange netting typically used to indicate out-of-bounds areas.
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On the Cardinal's subsequent possession, he accepted handoffs and caught passes on five of the first seven snaps, netting 65 yards.
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That verification relies on having powerful computers solve difficult math problems—with a correctly solved block netting a payout in bitcoin.
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The child who was struck on Wednesday night was sitting beyond the third-base dugout's far end, apparently beyond the netting.
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While it was at sea, 14 separate boats approached the vessel at different points carrying bales of cocaine wrapped in netting.
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Here is Tango being an ass, still choosing to eat the bare grass on the other side of the netting pic.twitter.
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Beric, Jon, Jorah, The Hound, and Tormund spend the next few minutes netting a +03 kill cap each and looking awesome.
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In 2015, the league recommended that clubs string netting from home plate to the beginning of each dugout—not the end.
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Francis, an ex-special forces Commando, has his arms comfortably crossed behind a chain-link fence, curtained in torn camouflage netting.
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Yet the billionaire mogul had his best fundraising month in June, netting nearly $27 million—the bulk coming from small donors.
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People in MLMs might think they're doing well because they're netting a few thousand dollars a month through sales and recruitment.
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In any case, that small marketing campaign was enough to convince Netting, who was in her early 30s at the time.
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The Canadians scored twice late in the period, with Spooner netting her second on a scramble in front of the net.
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Presumably, creators will follow the money and will go wherever they can best connect with fans while netting the most cash.
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St. Louis came out on the attack from the outset, netting the first goal at 9:13 of the first period.
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Bernie Sanders massively outperformed Clinton with young people in the primaries, netting 1.2 million more votes from millennials than Clinton did.
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Caleb struck the protective overhead netting and the metal poles that supported it, according to court documents previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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It received 12 Oscar nominations, winning Best Director, Best Cinematography, and finally netting DiCaprio his first Academy Award for Best Actor.
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Researchers found 64 pounds trash — including garbage bags, a plastic drum, and fish netting — inside the young whale's stomach and intestines.
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Embedded materials such as sawdust, stones, glitter, twine, and netting produce mysterious depths within the thick, textured, melted and bleeding color.
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Republicans hold just 51 seats in the upper chamber, which means that Democrats could regain the majority by netting two seats.
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McDavid skated down the right wing, deked Wild defenseman Suter and flipped a shot over Stalock and into the top netting.
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" He adds, however, "Gold-plating mosquito netting for Steve McQueen's work and growing grass in Doris Salcedo's sculptures were interesting challenges.
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AT&T also quickly hiked its "administrative fee" applied on wireless customers, netting the company an additional $800 million per year.
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But the incidents I've just described strongly suggest something that seems pretty obvious: The new netting is in the wrong place.
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On Tuesday night, the temporary netting was up as the Yankees took batting practice before the gates opened at 6 p.m.
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They realize that the netting is so much better than it used to be that there's less fan reaction than anticipated.
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The movement to extend the netting gained momentum when three fans were seriously injured at Yankee Stadium during the 2017 season.
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After netting from the spot in the opening game against Scotland, she was also denied against Argentina in the group stage.
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It even feeds the ball back to the front so you don't have to search through the netting after each swing.
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The Yankees, while expressing concern for the girl in public statements, have not specifically addressed whether they will extend their netting.
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And with 23 minutes gone, Mehdi Taremi got the ball in the box, but he put it in the side netting.
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Currently, the netting at Yankee Stadium extends 70 feet in each direction from home plate, to the beginning of the dugouts.
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Then, as now, he captured about one in four donations from elite fundraisers, with Harris and Buttigieg also netting significant interest.
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Netting covers citrus trees in California's 250nd Congressional District, a seat held by Representative Devin Nunes, an ally of President Trump.
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The president also attended a fund-raiser with 250 high-dollar donors, netting $3 million, according to the Republican National Committee.
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When she goes to the fete, her outfit has a lot more netting and lace and things you can see through.
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In September 22017, it sold Marketo to Adobe for $4.75 billion, netting over a $3 billion profit in just two years.
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Democrats took back the House in November, netting 40 seats in an election widely judged as a repudiation of Trump's presidency.
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Some of the additional netting measures 30 feet high, but drops to eight feet high as it moves into the outfield.
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As a result, Wednesday's incident will almost certainly increase pressure on the Yankees to act quickly to make their netting longer.
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When it hit his head, the entire ball had entirely passed through the rim but had not yet cleared the netting.
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The team said it would put the recommended changes into effect and extend the netting but provided no timeline or details.
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The Sports Business column on April 16, about protective netting set up at Target Field in Minneapolis, referred incorrectly in some copies to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Bill Torpy, who wrote that the Braves gushed about the high speed fiber optic cable at their new ballpark the day after announcing they would use higher netting.
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SPORTS The Sports Business column on April 2698, about protective netting set up at Target Field in Minneapolis, referred incorrectly in some copies to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Bill Torpy, who wrote that the Braves gushed about the high speed fiber optic cable at their new ballpark the day after announcing they would use higher netting.
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"The invisibility factor is based on the thickness of the twine and the size of the knots used to tie each section," said Eli Lowe, the project manager for Netting Professionals, which designed and installed the new netting at Citi Field and several other major league parks that have recently been retrofitted to comply with baseball's safety recommendations.
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But the suspicion is that they may go easy in audits in the hope of netting more lucrative work in the future.
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Reminders sent on the next two days kept netting more victims, with the overall attack realizing close to an 80% victimization rate.
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The Penguins have outscored teams 32-16 in the third period after netting four tallies in the final 20 minutes on Saturday.
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It managed to raise more than $70,000 from Kickstarter just months after netting $41,000 from IndieGoGo but is yet to actually ship.
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By the end of the period she would have a hat-trick, netting her third with 12 seconds remaining in the period.
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The company has sold almost 1,800 of them as part of its Kickstarter campaign, netting a healthy $000,000 from that product alone.
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Le alone has had five different skins added to CS:GO crates since 2015, netting him at least $200,000 in just two years.
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And the company didn't fare much better in yearly reporting either, netting just $1,185 million in 2016, down 26.8 percent from 2015.
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That means the maximum payout here could be as much as $3.8 billion, netting each Google employee around $14,600, The Information estimates.
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Harry Kane has been in prolific form in Russia, netting five goals in his first two matches to lead the scoring charts.
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The Yankees, disturbingly silent until the girl's father began talking to the Times, eventually said they'd extend their netting before next season.
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Other approaches focus on netting drones, either via bigger drones or by guns firing a net and a parachute via compressed gas.
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Help arrived quickly and freed the little girl from the seat belt and safety netting after Spears, Watson and others could not.
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With weekly sales averaging nearly $3,0003 and a 60% profit margin, the company was netting a little more than $1,700 a week.
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After the game, which the Dodgers won 6-3, Bellinger stated he would be in support of extending netting at baseball stadiums.
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Emerging markets continued to shine, with equity funds focused on the sector taking in $439 million, their 10th straight week netting cash.
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Breathalyzing dolphins requires netting them, transferring them to a research boat, and then placing the breathalyzing device carefully over the dolphin's blowhole.
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But at stake are revenues sometimes amounting to a million dollars a year, with some authors easily netting six figures a month.
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They do what they can, working methodically round a tree or a patch, feeling the netting bags grow heavy round their necks.
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Gut, recently recovered from a serious knee injury, lost her balance high on the course, fell and flew into the safety netting.
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Originally commercially manufactured shoes that were dyed red and covered with a sequin-spangled red netting, they've deteriorated in the intervening years.
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The Chicago White Sox and Washington Nationals already have extended the netting in their ballparks as fears about fan safety have increased.
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Simon Wolfson sold 153,000 shares at a price of 66.05 pounds each, netting 10.12 million pounds, according to a stock exchange notification.
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Sprint has approximately $2.3 billion of secured capacity after netting the revolving facility, bridge commitments, 9.25% debentures and Export Development Canada loan.
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"In the olden days we'd take netting or different fabrics to create different designs, but now we have nail stamps," says Arnold.
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Over the years, the department has experimented with plastic shields, netting and Tasers to deal with emotionally disturbed people, Mr. Louden said.
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Murphy would follows stand-ups like Amy Schumer, Dave Chappelle, and Chris Rock in netting multimillion-dollar deals from the streaming service.
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Still, last week the zoo unveiled a reinforced version, raised to 42 inches and secured by wooden beams and knotted rope netting.
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The secondary sold 8003 million shares at $30 a share, netting $531 million and the convertible debt brought in another $150 million.
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Bush earned 22019 electoral votes to Dukakis's 111, also netting about 53 percent of the popular vote to Dukakis's roughly 46 percent.
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She appeared to lose control coming off a jump early in her run and careered into the safety netting at high speed.
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In Atlanta, the Braves announced in December that they would raise the height of their netting to 35 feet from 10 feet.
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We became convinced of higher orders of being and prayed to witches having cut our skin with broke-down screens and netting.
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Yet in recent times, the now 31-year-old has largely avoided controversy, while also netting more than 150 goals for Barcelona.
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Bernie Sanders has won the Democrats Abroad primary, netting a handful of delegates but doing little damage to Joe Biden's big lead.
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But Biden's other Super Tuesday wins were important, too: they meant there simply weren't very many states Sanders was netting delegates from.
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What appalled me most was this: Parents had disregarded the mesh netting and caution tape placed around playground equipment by the city.
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Only the Texas Rangers, the Washington Nationals, the Kansas City Royals and the Minnesota Twins extended their netting before the 27 season.
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When two whales came ashore in Northern California in 2008, scientists found they had ingested bags and netting probably discarded by fishermen.
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But after Jacobson's daughter was hurt, the team extended the netting far down its baselines, as the Mets had done in 2017.
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This year the company sold its real estate for $600 million, netting a greater profit than it ever earned on its games.
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After netting four times in six minutes shortly after the restart, they then added six more goals in the last 16 minutes.
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At the Center Park development site, green netting drapes over a dozen half-built apartment buildings, construction cranes on top of each.
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"Heartbreaking," Jacobson said on Thursday in a phone interview, calling on M.L.B. to extend netting to the foul poles at all stadiums.
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Last season, for the first time, all major league stadiums agreed to extend protective netting to the far end of each dugout.
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The following year, Mr. Mzulwini and his partners secured three contracts to do brick work, netting profits of 403,000 rand, about $5,150.
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No doubt from Griezmann, who takes one step and buries the penalty in the right-side netting past a flat-footed Ryan.
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In April, the device was used in a casino near Philadelphia, netting the group more than $1,000, one of the indictments said.
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Footage can fetch up to 13,000 won ($90), with top earners netting more than 100 million won a month, local media say.
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And the Slovenian veteran Andrej Sporn was another racer who ended his run tangled in the protective safety netting lining the course.
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Cigna finally pulled the trigger on selling its life and disability insurance business, netting $5.3 billion after taxes from New York Life.
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Harry Kane asserted himself as the Premier League's sharpest striker, netting two goals in second-place Tottenham's 3-2 victory over Everton.
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I found a grandstand seat behind home plate, under the overhead netting that caught the foul balls that were hit straight back.
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Lukaku was the second-highest scorer in the Premier League last season, netting 25 goals as Everton finished seventh in the standings.
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But Democrats ended up netting just six House seats that year, far short of the number they needed to win the majority.
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This method, already part of other Basel rules, would allow some netting of trades to bring down total exposures and also capital.
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The Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen's schoolgirl-ish shirts and smocks, with their sweet, odd overlays in netting and lace, stuck with me.
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They used a 42-meter tall crane to hang the 12 by 12-meter netting 15 meters (49 feet) in the air.
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North Korea has profited handsomely from its illicit cigarette trade, according to the Treasury, reportedly netting more than $1 billion per year.
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In Colorado, the marijuana industry generated more than $1.3 billion in sales in 2016, netting the state nearly $200 million in tax revenue.
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The incident and others spurred Major League Baseball to order all 22018 teams to extend netting to the far end of the dugout.
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The girl who was struck on Wednesday night was sitting beyond the far end of the third-base dugout, apparently beyond the netting.
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Inside the Tokyo Dome, the Yomiuri Giants offer access to "excite seats" without netting, but fans are outfitted with mandatory helmets and gloves.
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At the Shanghai marriage market, parents of single folks gather to show off their children's credentials, in hopes of netting them a spouse.
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A Padres batter hit the ball, which flew between home and first base into the stands just above the area protected by netting.
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Sometimes, fat cells get clumped together and pushed through the holes in this netting, creating those visible bumps and dimples on your skin.
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Kirk Bertsch of Spearfish, South Dakota, allegedly sold a $50,53 Woodbridge note to an investor, netting him $1,500 in commission, according to FINRA.
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That fall, Kim Kardashian captioned an Instagram with the hashtag #EyebrowsOnFleek, netting Newman an endorsement that usually turns just about anything to gold.
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Neuralink's job: to investigate the possibility of nanotech netting that clings to the brain and can upload and download thoughts and feelings. Why?
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Uber continued its furious pace of fundraising into 2016, at one point netting an insane $3.5 billion from Saudi Arabia's main investment fund.
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The Rangers disputed the goal, claiming Seguin's shot caromed off the goal cage and hit the netting before returning it to the ice.
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From the creation of quarks to the cloning of genes to the netting of Nobel prizes, American science came to dominate the world.
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Sprint will have approximately $4.5 billion of secured capacity after netting the revolving commitment, term loan, 9.25% debentures and Export Development Canada loan.
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Christie's auctioned off sixty pieces from the private collection of French critic Anne Tronche on June 18403, netting £2,209,000 (~$2,494,705) for the sale.
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The app is already netting more downloads than the dating app Tinder, and is on pace to outperform Twitter in daily active users.
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Hakamada borrowed money from his parents to keep the team running—and then Hakuto won the Mobility Milestone, netting half a million dollars.
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In 0003, Fiddy signed an endorsement deal with a little company called Vitamin Water that ended up netting him half a billion dollars.
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Detroit captain F Henrik Zetterberg has tallied in back-to-back contests after netting just one goal in his previous 11 matches. 3.
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As it turns out, the cute thing preferred to jump and roll on Fuller's cabbage garden netting instead of jumping on the trampoline.
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Jonathan Marchessault leads the Panthers in both tallies and points (15) after netting his career-high ninth of the season against the Senators.
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Aid arrived quickly and freed the little girl from the safety netting and seat belt after Spears, Watson and others were unable to.
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A classic example of fulfilling this duty is the netting in a baseball stadium in the areas where foul balls are frequently hit.
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New York LW Matt Martin is two goals shy of matching his career high after netting his sixth of the season on Saturday.
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Ivan Barbashev opened the scoring 3:17 into the affair, netting his second goal of the season and second in as many games.
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The video, taken by Oleg Blokhin, a Russian war correspondent, shows the camp deserted but equipped with shelters, radio masts, and camouflage netting.
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On each side of the great room is an air-conditioned en suite bedroom with mosquito netting draping the beds and screened windows.
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He builds his own frames from found wood and stretches mosquito netting over them, which he then paints with oil or gold leaf.
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The Thunder are thought to have fared well under the circumstances, netting five draft picks, forward Danilo Gallinari and guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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Sanders won caucuses in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington on Saturday, netting a majority of the 142 pledged delegates across the trio of states.
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Mo Salah: The ferociously fast Egyptian winger was the English league player of the year, netting 44 goals in all competitions last season.
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A black grid that is more like a netting of visceral strings of paint takes up much of the rest of the painting.
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After netting the fish, they are loaded into the Whooshh, one-by-one, to be slurped down and chucked up into a container.
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Most of the lucky families have seen a $400 reduction in their benefits monthly, but they're still netting an additional $600 each month.
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He also said he was encouraged by the number of conversations his office had with various clubs on Thursday about installing more netting.
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The A's picked up where they left off in the third, with three consecutive singles netting the sixth run on Brown's first RBI.
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As many as 64 million payment protection insurance policies were sold, mostly from 1990 to 2010, netting banks about £44 billion in premiums.
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The brand's second-skin lining is a far cry from the uncomfortable netting commonly found in men's trunks, making the styles easily adaptable.
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This was most notably true in 1976, when Jimmy Carter's upstart campaign emerged victorious, stunning the nation and eventually netting Carter the presidency.
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According to data shared by Trump campaign officials this week, almost 55,000 packs of straws have been sold, netting over $823,000 in sales.
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After netting the winner, Gallagher fed Byron on a two-on-one that he converted successfully with 1:15 left in the game.
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The protective netting will extend "substantially beyond the end of the dugout," Manfred told CNBC at the league's winter meetings in San Diego.
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Many, including the Yankees' C. C. Sabathia, say they won't let their families sit in the stands without netting in front of them.
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Now much of Darulaman Palace is obscured behind scaffolding and green netting, its mangled trusses and battered Corinthian columns visible only in snatches.
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SCAN New York, a youth and family services organization, has received the most money over all, netting $120,000 in donations over the years.
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I counted at least six different needlework techniques—including smocking, pin pleats, and rosettes—that descended from puffed shoulder to netting-frilled wrist.
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Brice recently attended an EHS conference where she met doctors as well as sufferers who don protective clothing and netting head to toe.
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After all, Mr. Ackman knew about Valeant's intention to make a hostile bid for Allergan and traded on it, netting a huge profit.
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Trump will win Florida, North Carolina, Illinois and Missouri, netting his campaign in the neighborhood of 2628 delegates out of a possible 28503.
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There were tents, camouflage netting, and a gravel lot where helicopters beat down from above, scattering a gyre of silt into the air.
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But Trost said no modifications to the existing netting at the stadium were likely to be made until next season at the earliest.
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The Washington Nationals also announced Thursday that they would extend the netting further down the left and right field lines, past the dugouts.
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On Monday, the team said in a statement that in the off-season it had begun considering how the netting could be reconfigured.
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I don't understand why shots that hit the protective netting above the glass can't be played when they bounce back onto the ice.
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Apple requires that third parties use official chips and connectors, which only Apple sells, netting it some profit on every device that includes one.
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It began with Jill Stein's ill-conceived recount, a more than $7 million boondoggle that ended up netting more votes for the President-elect.
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Before long, he was importing the drug into the US en masse and netting himself a cool $30 million, with a lifestyle to match.
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Like most marine species, sharks can become entangled in fishing lines and netting, which can cause severe injuries and even death without prompt intervention.
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Authorities believe Eddie Tipton and his associates successfully cashed in tickets in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and Wisconsin, netting more than $2.6 million in payouts.
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One of the first things that Neymar did after netting the winning penalty on Saturday was to renounce the captaincy of the senior team.
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We're told they ran over to her within seconds, but struggled to free her from the ATV ... due to the safety belt and netting.
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Thomas Edward Sova of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, sold $250,000 in Woodbridge notes to three investors, netting him $5,000 in commission, according to FINRA documents.
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During the last few National League Championship Series games against the St. Louis Cardinals, a stuffed baby shark appeared on the Nationals' dugout netting.
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Chirinos' home run off the netting of the left-field foul pole came in the sixth inning and was his second of the playoffs.
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Ratajkowski accessorized with a simple circular gold pendant, a black brimmed hat with French netting veil over her face and a pug, of course.
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This year, the party took place at a labyrinthine art gallery, with a dancefloor covered in netting and lasers cutting through the sweaty dark.
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Khadar's winning number in the Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire draw was pulled Tuesday at Dubai International Airport, netting him Dh3.67 million ($1 million).
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Fan safety has emerged as a priority for Major League Baseball over the last few years and all 30 teams have expanded their netting.
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The San Antonio Spurs legend was a four-time NBA Champion, scoring 14,043 regular season points, dishing out 4,001 assists, and netting 1,392 steals.
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The young woman was sitting close to the field down the first base line, just past where the protective netting at Dodger Stadium ends.
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RonInAVan hadn't made a dime, though he fared slightly better by linking to Amazon, netting between $30 and $40 over three three-month periods.
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David Pastrnak enters Monday's matchup with a three-game goal-scoring streak after netting his team-leading seventh of the season versus the Rangers.
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The former secretary of State tops Trump by 2202 points in North Carolina, netting 2628 percent of likely voters there to Trump's 28500 percent.
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Services include standardisation of credit support annexes, end-to-end trade life cycle management, independent valuation and risk calculation, dispute elimination and payment netting.
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Jimenez slugged a 2-1 four-seam fastball by Jonathan Holder over the center field fence and on to the netting above Monument Park.
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Jimenez slugged a 2.633-1 four-seam fastball by Jonathan Holder over the center field fence and on to the netting above Monument Park.
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The drone footage quickly went viral, netting hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and instantly becoming an iconic image of the ongoing protests.
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Steven Souza Jr's foul ball came through a narrow gap in protective netting before striking the woman left of the Rays' first-base dugout.
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On Thursday, however, the zoo said that it had modified the barrier, raising it to 42 inches with wooden beams and knotted rope netting.
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" Shipping brokerage Arctic Securities said this week that this Asian LNG premium meant "LNG traders (are) netting $1 million plus per U.S.-Asia cargo.
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Disney made changes aimed at limiting visitor exposure to alligators after the incident, installing more prominent signage as well as netting around waterfront areas.
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Forbes reported on Saturday that Zuckerberg hit $66.7 billion after shares of the company's stock rose, netting him $3.5 billion over the past week.
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At the Grand itself, years earlier, playing a previous incarnation of this very game, Grosjean says his confederates were down $60,000 before netting $90,000.
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It said the average amount raised each day by the fund was 55 times higher, netting an extra 13 million crowns ($210,730) per day.
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However, in the city of Detroit, the distribution is flipped with information technology netting 43% of the investment while life sciences accounts for 23%.
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Swaps compression involves matching identical and offsetting trades between clients and netting them down into fewer line items while preserving the overall risk profile.
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New York is daily fantasy's second-largest market, generating more than $267 million in entry fees and netting $24.8 million in revenue last year.
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But several teams have gone further, extending their netting to the far ends of the dugouts, protecting seats usually sold to season-ticket holders.
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It was called Dyneema, he said, purchased from C&H Baseball, a company that sells equipment like netting and outfield padding to baseball teams.
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Allergan ended up selling to a Actavis, netting Ackman his best-ever returns with his Pershing Square LP fund gaining 36.9 percent in 2014.
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Specially designed Kevlar netting firing at a store-bought drone The drone that Airspace is building is more like a service than a product.
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Motherboard has exclusively reported how AT&T is prepping another major round of layoffs despite netting nearly $20 billion from the Trump tax cuts.
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The arc of his spinning shot carried it beyond the reach of Franco Armani, the diving Argentine keeper, and into the left side netting.
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It's made of mesh netting and intended to simulate a border perimeter, but it too can be used as a bench or played on.
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The xAd run rate would place it in the top eight companies netting mobile ad dollars, below Yelp and above LinkedIn, per eMarketer figures.
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Instead of substantively changing its production regime, Foxconn surrounded its factory buildings with yellow netting, to catch despairing workers before they hit the ground.
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Williams lost the third and fourth match points in near-identical fashion, netting forehands after being pushed into the corner by the desperate Pliskova.
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It was even more stunning in person, yards of velvet-studded netting and beads that folded and draped into a robe of epic effect.
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Ten of the 30 major league teams currently have netting in their ballparks that extends at least to the far ends of both dugouts.
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Players were still trickling into school after a summer on commercial fishing boats, drift-netting for salmon with their fathers, brothers, uncles and cousins.
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According to a spokesman for Major League Baseball, all 30 teams have now done so, and nine have extended the netting 20 feet further.
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But in the second half, the Jayhawks scored much more effectively inside the arc, netting 26 of their points in the paint after intermission.
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Vegas jumped out to a 25-13, first-period lead for the third straight game, netting two goals in the span of 21:241.
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Right now, the agency is looking primarily into netting as a solution, which would drape over the towers to prevent the vultures from roosting.
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According to a release from Mega Millions, the last Mega Millions jackpot was won July 24, netting 11 co-workers a combined $543 million.
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Kadri cleaned up the rebound with a backhander for his 10th goal at 11:193, breaking a 10-game span without netting a marker.
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Just 21990 percent of the available permits were purchased in the May auction, netting $22020 million — compare that to $22050 million in February's auction.
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After stealing second, Maybin scored when LeMahieu hammered a 2-1 fastball from Chris Devenski onto the netting above Monument Park in center field.
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"A web engineer netting six figures would move from San Francisco to Chiang Mai [in Thailand] but would only spend $10,000 a year," Tom said.
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"Honestly, I love the game and I played the game — I wouldn't let my family sit over the dugouts without netting," Shawn Green told me.
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Gross credit exposures, which adjust gross market values for legally enforceable bilateral netting agreements, fell to US$3.3trn from US$3.7trn during the same period.
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Clarke and Harington have previously been submitted for supporting actor Emmys, the two of them netting a collective four nominations but no wins to date.
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"The Real Good Experiment" for Blu Dot in 2009 imagined a high-end chair tracking you with mobile GPS (netting over 200 million media impressions).
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So much so in fact that Foxconn had to install suicide netting at factories throughout China and take measures to protect itself against employee litigation.
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"We're winning games," forward Patrick Kane told reporters after netting the game-winning goal in the second period of Sunday's 21-22 victory over Montreal.
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Sanders won the popular vote, netting support from about 6,000 more caucus-goers on the first expression of preferences, known as an alignment, than Buttigieg.
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Both games had defenders scoring rare goals, with Kieran Trippier netting for the first time for Tottenham and Robert Huth claiming two goals for Leicester.
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It switched materials to a solid wood beam on top and knotted rope netting on the bottom from a stainless steel railing with horizontal cables.
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As a conservative activist, she staunchly opposed feminism and abortion, disdained multiculturalism and spoke out against LGBT rights -- netting her legions of supporters and detractors.
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"I don't love a fancy sports bra — netting, pockets, jewels and other doodads all tend to complicate the process of working out," she told me.
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In the belly of the Warehouse Project, under the tinseled netting of Elrow, on boat parties along the Dalmatian coast, strange crossovers are taking place.
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Ellsbury didn't come close to getting it and the ball landed on the netting protecting Monument Park, allowing Ramos to relax while circling the bases.
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The high sheer netting might have read ice-skating matron had it not been for her "fresh textured hair and bright lip," Ms. Kerr said.
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That refers to the fact that we're constantly losing muscle mass, so just because synthesis is elevated doesn't mean you are netting any muscle mass.
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Defense Distributed has sold roughly 22016,27 of the desktop devices to DIY gun enthusiasts across the country, mostly for $210,22018 each, netting millions in profit.
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Ryan Pulock almost put the Islanders ahead with 4:26 left, but his shot got wedged in the netting on the side of the net.
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The most irritating thing is that, whatever his intention, Threatin's great rock 'n' roll swindle worked, netting him coverage in a number of respectable publications.
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LCH STM enables variation margin to be treated as settlement rather than collateralisation, allowing for netting of settlement and improved capital treatment of the instruments.
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A few blocks south at 111th and Park Avenue, unmarked shipping containers and wooden pallets sit behind a barbed-wire fence covered in black netting.
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His desperate parents ask for emotional and financial support, netting thousands of dollars in donations and the attention of organizations moved by the child's plight.
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Because of this order, federal agencies in 2017 took 67 deregulatory actions and implemented only three new regulatory measures, netting the economy 8.1 billion dollars.
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Instead of the metal housing units with beds that were used in Iraq and Afghanistan, they slept on cots in tents covered in camouflage netting.
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It hit the crossbar, alright—just about perfect upper-left corner—looped up about 30 feet in the air, and bounced into the top-netting.
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Zexi would use dividend payouts to purchase additional shares in the company, which it could then sell when prices rose, netting millions more in profits.
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Mets 5003, Braves 2500 ATLANTA — When he was a little-known minor league pitcher, Seth Lugo made little money, netting $28 a month, he estimated.
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CDC said all travelers should take protective measures against mosquitoes, such as netting and repellent, if they travel to areas where the infection is present.
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Republicans are guaranteed to keep control of the Senate after netting early victories by flipping four Democratic seats and winning a marquee race in Texas.
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The couple bought it in 2018 for $35.5 million and invested another $7 million in updates and renovations, potentially netting them a $5 million profit.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us Kim's massive restock release on Wednesday was actually more successful than the initial launch ... netting millions in just minutes.
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Each of these kilos can make 22008 grams of MDMA, sold at around £22009 per gram wholesale—netting the criminals a potential 22015-fold profit.
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The Islanders lost a tough one to the Panthers at home last night, with Alex Petrovic netting the game-winner midway through the third period.
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But the incidents at Yankee Stadium last year, including a 2500-year-old girl sustaining facial fractures, seemed to galvanize public support for extended netting.
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Savvy fans take this into account when buying tickets: some don't mind watching the game through netting, others do whatever they can to avoid it.
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There is scaffolding and netting outside, and one of the owners, Ira Drukier, said it was structural work that forced the closing of the restaurant.
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They thought they scored in the third period — the horn blared, the crowd roared — but Ryan Pulock's one-timer instead lodged in the outside netting.
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The Astros constructed 12-foot-high netting that extended along both dugouts to go with the 32-foot net that already existed behind home plate.
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They issued a statement that said they would "significantly expand" the netting at both Yankee Stadium and the team's spring training ballpark in Tampa, Fla.
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There's reggae on the stereo and just a few tables, all shaded by a palm-frond awning and army netting that flutters in the breeze.
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Farfan lunges and gets a foot on it the other side of goal, but his angle is even tighter and it hits the side netting.
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The number of dip-netting permits has dropped a bit the past few years, leading to speculation that the fishery has reached its saturation point.
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"The M.L.B.P.A. continues to be a proponent of increased netting in an effort to increase ballpark safety and comfort for the fans," the union said.
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He started throwing every day to an available partner or, sometimes, just into the netting of the batting cage, up to 200 pitches a day.
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And they all seemed hungry for a definition of success that went beyond raising large rounds of capital and netting more users for their products.
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Bala Devi was the captain of the national team for five years and the top goal scorer, netting 52 goals in 58 matches since 2010.
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Instead of netting $1,150 from me on just my iPhone X, Apple roped me in for some $183,750 for all the aforementioned accessories and services.
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To improve living conditions, the team made modifications to dwellings, such as adding windows, wire netting and transparent plastic to let in air and light.
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Profits generated by home flipping also hit a 2179-year high, with home flippers netting an average $2778,22007 per sale before renovation and transaction costs.
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Hikaru Kisaka, a 55-year-old part-time restaurant worker, said she had recently switched employers, netting a pay increase of about $1.80 an hour.
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And, coincidence or not, the Yankees a short while later published a statement on their website saying they were looking closely at a netting extension.
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Netting had been extended to within 70 feet of the plate, but that was just shy of her mother's loge-level seat behind home plate.
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You can climb a sturdy yellow ladder to view a varied cacophony of objects — ceramic birds, badminton racquets, pigs, flowers — all cosseted together with netting.
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The rafts sometimes lifted from the chute momentarily, and the slide was covered with netting, supported by metal poles, so riders would not fall off.
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The team's president, Reid Ryan, said in an interview during the 2017 playoffs that the Astros had visited other ballparks that had extended netting the previous season — in Minnesota, Kansas City, Washington and Texas — to measure distances from home plate to the stands and look at different types of netting to determine the best ways to keep fans safe while not detracting from their experience.
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The briefly rose about 1 percent against the U.S. dollar Monday morning after netting a gain of more than 3 percent in volatile trade last week.
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This week the Toronto Blue Jays became the eighth team to announce they would be extending the netting beyond the dugout, but not until the offseason.
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Manfred said during the All-Star break that logisitics and some stadium construction would not allow for mandated installation of netting foul pole to foul pole.
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"It looked like he must have somehow been ejected from his seat, bounced around between the netting and the slide and just slid down," she says.
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"It looked like he must have somehow been ejected from his seat, bounced around between the netting and the slide and just slid down," Friedrichsen added.
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The reality star, 22, accentuated the look with a long red wig, blue contact lenses, pearl earrings and lace and pearl netting attached to her top.
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Port Kembla Water Police Sergeant Sean Netting told the Illawarra Mercury that the man seemed surprisingly unfazed by his ordeal, despite spending 16 hours at sea.
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At the point when the ball was sent into the side netting, there were nine Sampdoria players packed into the same space as four Juventus players.
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Netting as many as 30 billion total views a day, YouTube could be worth $67 billion to $86 billion, according to Bernstein Research analyst Carlos Kirjner.
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"Sanders won popular vote, netting support from about 6,000 more caucus-goers on the first expression of preferences, known as an alignment, than Buttigieg," per Isaac.
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He says he may still lose his eye, and his lawsuit faults the Cubs and the MLB for not installing enough safety netting to protect fans.
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According to the New York Times, only ten of the 30 MLB stadiums have netting that stretches at least to the far ends of the dugout.
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But Ms D'Bus's comedy and wild outfits—sometimes involving netting, spandex and wigs made of luminous plastic tubing—attract huge audiences at festivals and film nights.
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"In a Breitbart post, Yiannopoulos said, "Like all acts of the totalitarian regressive left, this will blow up in their faces, netting me more adoring fans.
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The injury prompted outrage from players like Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant, who told ESPN he wanted major league teams to extend protective netting within stadiums.
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Currently customers benefit from netting trades denominated in different currencies to save on how much regulatory capital they set aside in case of defaults, Rolet said.
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Chinese teams have either placed first, second or both at the past three Internationals, netting the country over $18 million from those four team placements alone.
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The zoo said it has raised the public barrier to 42 inches, added solid wood beams to the top and knotted rope netting to the bottom.
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Standardisation of contracts through market agreed coupon swaps has enabled netting of cleared swaps, while some swap execution facilities, such as TrueEX offer transaction-level compression.
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According to Census Bureau data, firms in their first five years of life in 2014 created 2.2 million jobs, even after netting out failures and closures.
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While the crackdown gained popular support after netting bribe-taking bureaucrats, media reports state that the campaign has hurt growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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Smith scored the only goal of the third, netting his second of the game after his slap shot deflected off John Klingberg with 6:08 remaining.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have begun a massive tear-down that is netting them one of the biggest collection of assets the NBA has ever seen.
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At the time of King's visit, Connecticut was a leading producer of shade tobacco, which is grown under cheesecloth netting and used to make cigar wrappers.
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The bank, which has its own railway terminal, is surrounded by a metal netting fence that is about 3.5 meters high and packed with security cameras.
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Although Kim stands behind the netting, she admits, "I don't feel very safe over here" as she moves herself out of the line of baseball fire.
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After Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale swept through awards season, netting dozens of accolades, it looks like the show will be heading back to Gilead this spring.
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Pearson took a pass near the red line and skated past two defenders before netting a wrist shot from the top of the left faceoff circle.
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In that brief 36-minute window, traders rapidly began selling short on one particular stock, netting over half a million dollars in profit, the SEC said.
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The league-worst Avalanche have lost their last two contests, scoring a total of one goal after netting five in a victory over Buffalo last Saturday.
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At first he did it for fun, until one video — which showcases 20 complex opening-door devices — became an unexpected hit, netting him one million views.
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Caleb Schwab was decapitated in August 2016 when the raft he was riding in went airborne and struck a metal support for netting on the slide.
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Infamous for a string of worker suicides in the same year, the facility installed netting around building exteriors to prevent overworked employees from taking their lives.
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Mexico's new president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has declared the country's drug war "over" and vowed to focus on bringing down insecurity rather than netting kingpins.
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The ninth skier, an Austrian named Kriechmayr, came perilously close to the netting and then executed an acrobatic escape—off the course but spared an airlift.
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The building, whose facade is covered in netting as it undergoes repointing, was recently converted into a condominium with eight floor-through apartments and a penthouse.
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The consensus among teams was that more netting, which would be placed in front of the highest-priced tickets in the park, might alienate some fans.
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The Yankees' plan for more netting was praised by Geoffrey Jacobson, the father of the young girl who was struck by the line drive in September.
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A steel netting placed on the river bed will help trap the demolished pieces for a marine salvage company to recover over the next few weeks.
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Since the incident, three major league teams have announced that they will extend the protective netting at their parks to the full lengths of the dugouts.
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Currently, the netting at Yankee Stadium only reaches the near end of each dugout, which meets the recommendation made by M.L.B. Commissioner Rob Manfred in 2015.
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The Mets also agreed to expand the 30-foot-high netting from behind home plate all the way to the far ends of the camera wells.
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"Dolittle" starring Robert Downey Jr. rounded out the top three, netting $7.7 million over the weekend, which brings its total North America sales to $55.2 million.
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An influential celebrity backer can be valuable during a primary; one study credited Oprah Winfrey with netting Barack Obama an estimated million primary votes in 2008.
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In November last year, it broke (its own) record during the annual Singles' Day shopping event, netting a massive $9.3 billion in sales on the day.
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The third memo allows companies to use a procedure known as "project netting" when applying for permits for major projects under the New Source Review program.
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But a third of the teams, including the Mets, took Manfred's advice a step further and extended their netting to the far end of each dugout.
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She then hired another woman to help her in the kitchen and the business was up and running, netting Rosario between $14,000 and $2503,000 each week.
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Blue Jackets LW Matt Calvert has gone 12 games without a goal since netting his team's lone tally in the previous meeting with the Oilers. 2.
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The contracts allow combinations of daily and monthly futures to hedge any date, he said, while defined lot sizes allow easier netting, compensating for lost flexibility.
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But that netting did not protect Goldbloom, who sat in Section 106, row C, seat 5, on the level beneath the press box behind home plate.
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But he also noted that he received complaints from some fans who sit in box seats and who would have their views affected by additional netting.
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She said drone surveillance might have helped them avoid other courtyards that were covered with netting; they chose the only courtyard where they could have landed.
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Over a lifetime, a person with a bachelor's degree typically earns $800,000 more than someone who has completed only high school, even after netting out tuition costs.
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The high-fashion versions (seen at Nina Ricci, Valentino, and Dior) were constructed in luxe canvas, some patent leather with delicate netting, and larger-than-life proportions.
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The netting at Rogers Centre currently extends to the end of the dugouts, and the Blue Jays said they are working to figure out the new dimensions.
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The new barrier is 42 inches (107 cm) high with wood beams at the top and bottom and knotted rope netting, the zoo said in a statement.
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Minnesota's only goal also came on a power play, with Zach Parise netting his ninth of the season at the 7:56 mark of the second period.
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Ito also regularly works with metal wire, bending and configuring it in ways that almost make it look like netting, cobwebs, or the leaves of willow trees.
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Family members rushed into the water to rescue the child, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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Additionally, although protective netting has been placed atop the holes in the ceiling, which prevents additional debris from falling inside, the covering does not protect against rainfall.
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In the days following the Model 3's debut, hundreds of thousands more people placed deposits, netting the company what amounts to a humongous interest-free loan.
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It's surrounded by fencing that is backed by privacy netting, and a sign at the gate warns visitors that it's under video surveillance 24 hours per day.
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Canadiens D Jeff Petry ended his 15-game goal-scoring drought Friday, tallying for the first time since netting a pair in his season debut on Oct.
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For example, at a Gumley Haft-managed property with a pigeon problem in its inner courtyard, management suspended netting over the area to keep the birds away.
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Stone has goals in back-to-back games and has scored four times in the last seven after netting just one in his first 12 this season.
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The barrier railing is 42 inches high with solid wood beams at the top, and knotted rope netting at the bottom, the zoo said in a statement.
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Aggie Lal, a travel Instagrammer with nearly a million followers, is under fire after netting almost $200,000 from the "exclusive" program, which people say was highly disappointing.
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Fellow forward Blake Comeau has scored in back-to-back contests and has three goals in December after netting just two in the previous two months. 1.
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The crew, delighted with their first America's Cup victory, bounced into each other on the trampoline netting, slapping each other on the back of their impact vests.
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After a fast start, she led the Austrian Michaela Kirchgasser, the leader at the time, by 0.74 before losing her balance and sliding into the safety netting.
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Captain Alex Ovechkin leads Washington with 2214 tallies but has scored just once in his last seven games after netting nine goals over his first five contests.
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The company, according to its amended F-2220 statement, has seen tremendous revenue growth, netting $2500 million of revenue in the first three months of this year.
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Adjunct courses at the college paid just $525 per credit, netting her only about $5,000 per semester, so she got a low-level administrative job there, too.
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"We presume this is because of netting effects between the London and Frankfurt books which would disappear if the London business becomes a separate firm," they said.
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"Existing measures include regular patrols by staff, monitoring of cameras, exercise yards have netting fitted to prevent contraband being dropped or thrown into that area," he said.
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The 32-year-old lost control on a turn and careered into the safety netting but said she expected to be fine to race in Saturday's downhill.
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Before YouTube terminated it, the family's channel had attracted nearly 800,000 subscribers and amassed more than 2 million views — potentially netting upwards of $20,000 per sponsored video.
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The Wild took little time squashing the deficit in the second period by netting a power-play goal in their ninth straight road game, a franchise record.
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Dragic and American-born Anthony Randolph topped the scoring charts for Slovenia, netting 15 points each, with Randolph a perfect three-for-three from outside the arc.
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William H. Gross, as prominent a stamp collector as he is a bond investor, has just sold a sizable chunk of his stamp collection — netting $0003 million.
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Once zipped, the netting surrounds the entire chair and works to protect you from anyflying bugsthat might have otherwise had access to those exposed legs of yours.
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Protective netting now shields all field-level seats within 70 feet of home plate, after several fans were hurt by broken bats and foul balls last year.
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Today the netting has become a shrine to Koreatown memories, forming a cozy tent around the diners, who squeeze in at tables made from repurposed oil drums.
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Alex Edler, Elias Pettersson and Bo Horvat also scored for Vancouver, Pettersson netting the winner and Horvat scoring into an empty net with 23:204 to play.
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The hacking campaign #OpIsrael, triggered by the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, has attracted 500 attackers, according to the research, making it the most successful in netting supporters.
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Netting margin requirements — typically a deposit required for a futures or forward contract for individual metals — for commodity futures is possible to some extent on all exchanges.
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The Pegulas, for example, have seen the value of the Bills climb to $23 billion in just two years, netting $260 million more than their initial investment.
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Chicago has scored at least four goals in each of its last 11 victories and is 27-0-0 this season when netting four or more tallies.
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PORTLAND, Maine – A Maine man has pleaded guilty to running an illegal sports gambling operation out of his home and business for 14 years, netting him millions.
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After James's injury, the Knights' general manager at the time, Scotty Brown, told The Charlotte Observer that the team had no plans to extend its netting further.
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He hangs the jerseys of his major league clients on the wall behind the bullpen netting: Bauer, Straily, Detroit's Matt Boyd, Kansas City's Ryan Buchter and others.
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When Voit clubbed one into the netting above Monument Park off Tigers reliever Victor Alcantara in the seventh, it appeared the Yankees had landed a knockout blow.
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"Providing baseball fans with a variety of seating options when they come to the ballpark, including seats behind protective netting, is important," Manfred said in a statement.
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The Port Authority installed the fence and the netting beginning in September on the pathway along the south side of the bridge, but they are only temporary.
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As he increasingly focused his attention on politics, he sold his stake in the company, netting about $1 million, or more than $8 million in today's dollars.
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But, even after netting orders from global airlines likes Lufthansa, South African Airways, Thai Airways, and Korean Air, Airbus was effectively frozen out of the US market.
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Since April, the list of those netting big dollars to stay in Dallas includes Elliott, right tackle La'el Collins, linebacker Jaylon Smith and defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence.
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Zibanejad could not miss in NY's game against the Washington Capitals ... netting 5 goals, including the OT winner -- and afterward, his teammates celebrated in pretty cool fashion.
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Banks could go and borrow overnight funds at, say, 1.95 percent and deposit them at the Fed and earn 2 percent, netting the 0.05 percentage point profit.
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While I didn't use points for the stay, I did use my Hilton Honors Aspire Card from American Express to pay, netting 14 Honors points per dollar.
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There was the sperm whale that washed up on a Scottish beach in December with more than 220 pounds of netting, rope and plastic in its stomach.
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The AI platform predicted the first-, second-, third- and fourth-place horses at 540-1 odds, netting the technology's inventor Louis Rosenberg $10,842 on a $20 bet.
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Caleb was killed when the raft he and two women were strapped into "went airborne and collided with the overhead hoops and netting affixed" to the slide.
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And when Manfred subsequently made the suggestion to all 30 teams that they add some additional netting, he cited another complication — that each stadium is designed differently.
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On Monday, the company announced it had completed a real estate deal with an affiliate of Oak Street Real Estate Capital, netting it $250 million in proceeds.
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In August, the Astros extended the netting at Minute Maid Park in Houston, going further down the left-field and right-field lines to cover more seats.
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The CBP is hoping to deploy the netting by this August, in an effort to avoid what they call "natural heavy vulture roosting period" in the fall.
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Caleb was decapitated when the raft he and two women were strapped into "went airborne and collided with the overhead hoops and netting affixed" to the slide.
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There's a formal feeling, also, to Libby Stadstad's scenic design: a giant backdrop of cloth netting in a wallpaper-like floral pattern reminiscent of Kehinde Wiley paintings.
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At 15 stadiums, the netting will go to the elbow in the outfield "where the stands begin to angle away from the field of play," Manfred said.
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A former key Wal-Mart executive and member of the founding Walton family has sold a chunk of his shares, netting a tidy $214 million in proceeds.
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The tufted aluminum netting on the ceiling, shot through here and there with purple and blue lighting, is matched by the gray crepe outfits of the servers.
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All 30 teams in Major League Baseball will extend protective netting in their stadiums in 2020 following a string of injuries to fans hit by foul balls.
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Josi restored Nashville's two-goal edge just seconds before the midway point of the third period, continuing a torrid point streak and netting the game-winning goal.
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Twelve-year-old Josh Ravensbergen said he and the man stripped some padding off a pole and put it on top of the netting as a cushion.
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The teams combined for five goals in a 4:52 stretch of the period, with Washington's T.J. Oshie netting two to bring the Capitals within 4-3.
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Returns would vary, but White said they commonly came in around 9% to 11%, with some deals netting 12% to 14% on the cash-on-cash alone.
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"I commend the Mets for stepping to the plate and leading the country by extending their netting farther than any other team," Espinal said in a statement.
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"I feel like we need to get the net," said Sabathia, who said he insists his own children sit behind netting whenever they come to a game.
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"It's very difficult given how far the clubs have gone with the netting to make changes during the year because they really are structural issues," Manfred said.
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The girl was sitting four rows from the field along the first-base line, just beyond the netting that extends to the end of the visiting dugout.
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Then chose a sequined high-low Armani Privé two-piece gown with black netting (plus Forevermark jewelry, Jimmy Choo and Giuseppe Zanotti Design heels) for the Golden Globes.
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There, the field is also entirely surrounded with netting so so that fans are safe from projectiles—a policy which is making its way into MLB this year.
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The Belgians acted as hosts but couldn't overcome the might of West Germany in their semi-final, the great Gerd Müller netting twice in a 2-1 win.
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Gnabry struck in Germany's opening 2-2 draw against Mexico before netting twice, including a 92nd-minute equaliser, in a 3-3 thriller against South Korea on Sunday.
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After netting a hat-trick in a pre-season friendly, the former Spurs man explained that his position was not up-front but in the centre of midfield.
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Each competing horse's owner has reserved a spot in the starting gate for a whopping $1 million, with the shot of netting a world record $7 million prize.
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Insect repelling abilities aside, the netting can also add a light and decorative touch to your home: "Consider dip-dying the ends for some added drama," she says.
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Ted Cruz in statewide primary results, netting 61 percent of the overall Republican vote, compared to just 25 percent for Kasich and a paltry 14 percent for Cruz.
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In April, their casino company Red Rock Resorts raised more than $500 million in an initial public offering, netting them and their families more than $400 million combined.
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UniCredit in July sold a 10 percent stake in Fineco at 5.40 euros per share, netting 328 million euros, but the online broker's stock has dropped since then.
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The latter's 2016 sculpture "Oh My Darling, Clementine," consisting of two glazed ceramic clementines in a plastic netting bag, was sold for a price between £1,000 and £2,000.
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Karlsson fought off a defensive challenge and fired in a bad-angle goal from the right circle at 7:22, netting his 12th goal and 100th career point.
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In the six months to the end of 2018 SoftBank transferred 11 investments, including stakes in Uber and Grab, into the Vision Fund, netting $300m (see chart 2).
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Walcott hit the side-netting with another blast and Olivier Giroud headed against the post before the Frenchman headed an even better chance wastefully over just after halftime.
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Major League Baseball issued recommendations for screens or protective netting in December 2015, encouraging teams to have it between the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate.
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Spicer's briefings were a huge audience draw on cable news early in his tenure, netting an average of 4.3 million viewers per briefing in his first three weeks.
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Instead, he helped found PayPal a few years later, kicking off the online payment revolution, and netting himself tens of millions when the company was sold to eBay.
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Thanks to Hill's speed, the Chiefs led the NFL in Football Outsiders' special teams rankings for punt returns, netting 24.5 points of field position over an average team.
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In 2016, mackerel was the third-largest catch for Iceland and its third most valuable fish, netting $103 million, or 8 percent of the nation's total catch value.
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The production company made more than $652 million globally from the fourth installment of the "Hunger Games" franchise, netting nearly $500 million on a $160 million production budget.
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You may have noticed that the foul ball netting doesn't extend to cover every seat at the ballpark -- just the areas where foul balls are considered especially dangerous.
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Ryan's numbers nationwide are netting out around -20, and unlike Trump, he doesn't really seem to inspire much loyalty unless your district is full of Heritage Foundation interns.
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The Yankees tied it when Stanton lifted Gonzales' first-pitch curveball onto the netting above Monument Park beyond the center field fence with two outs in the first.
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Dzingel made it a one-goal game at 7:35 of the third, taking a faceoff and netting a snap shot from the top of the right circle.
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The four officials were unaware that the puck had hit the netting, but Oliver Bjorkstrand alertly shoveled it to an unmarked Panarin for a conversion from the doorstep.
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Cruz only posted one video ... but it was seriously epic -- he blasted a ball that appeared to clear the top of the netting some 300-ish yards away!!!
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"If gill netting is allowed to resume in the northern gulf, the vaquita may be extinct by 2022," said Barbara Taylor, a marine mammal expert with the panel.
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Feinstein has the ability to self-finance her campaign, and she is actively raising money for her bid, netting about $100,000 at one recent event in Los Angeles.
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Korea Risk Group chief executive Chad O'Carroll estimates as many as 350,000 Chinese tourists have visited this year, potentially netting the North Korean authorities up to $175 million.
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Korea Risk Group chief executive Chad O'Carroll estimates as many as 350,000 Chinese tourists have visited this year, potentially netting the North Korean authorities up to $175 million.
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Petra Nieminen scored in the first period for the Finns, netting her third goal of the Games, and Susanna Tapani doubled the lead early in the second period.
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Ads that appear next to the videos were netting the groups roughly $85033 for every 1,000 clicks, meaning that companies may have unknowingly contributing to the extremist groups.
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Lauer served up Sanchez's 17th homer with one out in the fourth on a 1-2 fastball that landed on the netting over Monument Park in center field.
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" He added that the netting "may be a fine mesh, but you are still looking through a barrier instead of right at the thing you came to see.
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The judge also rejected claims that "fear of injury" made it harder to enjoy games and justified more netting, because fans could choose to sit in different seats.
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For instance, bed netting is not particularly effective because this variety of mosquito sleeps at night and is most active at dusk and dawn, according to Christian Today.
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Our landlord felt they looked like construction netting and would send a negative message about the building, so we put film over the windows to darken the look.
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And Johnson has scored in the high single digits in polls of Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania while netting 85033 percent in New Hampshire, according to recent Quinnipiac figures.
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The hardest-hit balls tend not to land in the space between home plate and the near end of the dugout, where the new netting has been placed.
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The fact that every major league club has said it will have extended netting in time for opening day would appear to have given closure to Zlotnick's fight.
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On March 22, Sotheby's held its second annual works on paper auction during the salon, netting €43 million from 141 lots, with 74 percent of the lots successful.
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At the end of last season, only 10 teams had extended protective netting that far, including the Mets, who installed theirs at the All-Star break last season.
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They also appealed to another constituency: the customers in those expensive seats, who the team says have objected to increased netting because it will deprive them of intimacy.
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The White Sox and Nationals said they would extend the netting this season, and the Nationals said they would do so during the All-Star break in July.
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And coincidence or not, the Yankees then went a step further, posting a statement on their website in early August that said they were "seriously exploring" additional netting.
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That moment of connection between fan and player, one of baseball's cherished rituals, has been disrupted by the expanded protective netting now in all 30 major league parks.
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"My sincerest applause goes to the New York Mets for taking this big step in extending protective netting at all of their ballparks," Espinal said in a statement.
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Nature Trek gives children 3 and older a less challenging climbing expedition, whose stairs, walkways and crawl-through tunnels, fully encased in netting, lead to treehouse-like structures.
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All 30 Major League Baseball teams will expand the protective netting in stadiums starting with the 2020 season, baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred told CNBC in an interview Wednesday.
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Ings received a high ball from Jack Stephens on the edge of the penalty area and lifted it over defender Toby Alderweireld before netting in the 17th minute.
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For instance, during my first year with the card, I got more than $2,000 in value, netting me more than three times the value of the annual fee.
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Each team represented a Chicagoland youth charity with the winning team netting $200,000 for their chosen organization, plus an extra $100,000 carried over from the third-quarter tie.
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George Springer greeted him with a home run on a 3-2 pitch that landed in the netting above Monument Park, where Jeter's new plaque will be installed.
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Democracy Works' TurboVote program director, Mike Ward, added that Snapchat was one of the biggest drivers to the portal, netting 1.4 million visits, 40 percent of the total.
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They hang around the circumference of the gallery, behind a curtain of construction-site safety netting, and are decorated with letters and words lifted from plastic shopping bags.
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Lindsey Vonn fell and hit the safety netting during a World Cup downhill in exactly the same spot where she crashed a day earlier in a training session.
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