Stunned for the second time in two days, I plowed on.
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I plowed on, picking up the pace, gaining confidence, and even riffing a bit.
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"I appreciate the enthusiasm of the New York delegation," he said -- and then plowed on.
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Soldiers and police patrolled the hot, dark streets overnight while pockets of rescue workers plowed on.
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Pence plowed on through the debate as if some of Trump's most infamous statements had never happened.
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And so the defense plowed on, even as the smoke from the Bolton bombshell hung over the chamber.
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The bus plowed on, stopping in Colombia's western Cauca province on the third day to let the Venezuelans shower and eat.
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Basically I plowed on from one person, from one aspect of the Internet to the next in a fairly spontaneous way.
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"Nonetheless, he plowed on, adding, "today's announcement validates our course of action with Turkey that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned.
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"We've already provided this committee with 185,000 pages of docs and we will continue to work with this committee to provide more," Kennedy plowed on.
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Coupled with the leaking of the Pentagon Papers to Sheehan, the book shows that although those in command knew it was never going to succeed, they plowed on anyway.
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In Quebec, many parks and villages host skating areas that take a variety of forms, from ribbons plowed on rivers to forests that are flooded to create skating mazes.
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But as the Indianapolis plowed on in the dark of night, a Japanese submarine spotted it, and just after midnight unleashed six torpedoes, two of which struck the American cruiser.
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At least 80 people are dead after a truck plowed on Thursday night into a crowd assembled in the Southern French city of Nice to watch fireworks for July 14, Bastille Day, France's national holiday.
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At least 103 people are dead after a truck plowed on Thursday night into a crowd assembled in the Southern French city of Nice to watch fireworks for July 14, Bastille Day, France's national holiday.
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Even though South Africa's top court said last week he had broken the constitution by disobeying a watchdog's order to pay back some money, Zuma has plowed on, blaming his lawyers for giving bum advice and apologizing for creating "confusion".
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Trump said this on Monday, not Saturday With scenes of Nazi flags waving and a car driven by a white supremacist allegedly being plowed on purpose into a group of counter-protesters, Trump delivered a speech in which he blamed "many sides" for the violence in Charlottesville.
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Unbowed, SpaceX and its founder Mr. Musk have plowed on, with 22 consecutive launches of its Falcon and a maiden flight in February for the Falcon Heavy, the world's most powerful rocket, which shot one of Mr. Musk's Tesla convertibles past Mars into orbit around the sun.
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Sign designating a snow emergency route in Virginia Many cities in the Upper Midwest define a snow emergency as a predefined-duration period of specific parking rules to allow snowplows to move about the entire breadth of every city street. Cities such as Minneapolis follow a 3-day snow emergency plan, where main routes are plowed on day one. After the main routes are plowed, the even numbered side of the street is plowed on day two, then the odd side of the street is plowed. Cities such as Saint Paul, Minnesota use the day-night plow protocol.
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Roads were not plowed on tribal land, and some areas received significant snowfall. This caused people of the Navajo Nation to become trapped inside their homes. Food services, which fed 90,000 Native Americans in 2017, were halted. Native American communities had a high percentage of individuals who worked for the federal government and lost income during the shutdown.
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Streets that are declared "night plow" routes are plowed as soon after the snow emergency is declared. Then on the second day, daytime plow routes are plowed. On the other hand, Ohio snow emergencies are declared by the county sheriff's department on one of three levels; each level defines the recommended or mandated actions of the general public due to severe winter weather.
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Later that month, masked men burned down the house of farmer Perry Commodore Phillips, retrospectively claimed because he purchased land from the railroad. On December 16, by concert of action, Phillips and J.B. Fretwell had their newly-purchased land plowed. On March 27, 1879, a fire broke out in the back of E. Schoenfeld's store which spread due to harsh winds, affecting next-door druggist J.T. Baker and burning down a saloon and a barbershop. On April 27, Hon.
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In 1875, Elizabeth Johnson discovered the remains of a Pawnee village in Republic County, Kansas. She thought that it might be the site of Pike's flag incident; but hearing of another village in Webster County, Nebraska, she dispatched her husband and another man to investigate this site. Because the surface had been altered by cultivation, they found little evidence of habitation, and Johnson was persuaded that the Republic County site was Pike's village. She prevented its being plowed on several occasions, and eventually purchased the land.
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Temporarily detached to pick up a downed pilot, the destroyer rejoined the group as it plowed on towards Japan. She later sank several more floating mines while screening the carriers against air attacks. Slashing through CAP and antiaircraft fire, some kamikazes managed to crash into their targets and give their lives for the Emperor. Antiaircraft fire from Trathen's group accounted for five of the winged marauders, but one hit Intrepid (CV-11) on 18 March. Nine days later, Trathen, in company with battle cruisers Guam (CB-2) and Alaska (CB-1), cruisers Flint (CL-97) and San Diego (CL-53) and four other destroyers left the carriers to bombard MinamidaitÅjima.
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