But the many potential benefits have the automakers plowing ahead.
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So we're plowing more land and washing more fertilizers downstream.
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I spent years plowing through book after book on success.
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Khater first hit a jogger before plowing into the cyclists.
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"I'm glad other people are plowing the ground," he said.
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Review, refine, and revise before plowing ahead on the 25th.
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Mr. Gao's car never slowed before plowing into the truck.
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The organization is still plowing ahead with its plans though.
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This man busts some serious moves while plowing in Idaho.
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They were "farmers," plowing the same fields over and over.
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Anyway, that's what Plowing Into the Field of Love sounds like.
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Investors have been plowing money into fixed income funds this year.
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Success is around the corner if you keep plowing straight ahead.
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Mr. Ryan has disavowed the group, which is plowing ahead anyway.
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Outside of these depressed pockets, though, the economy is plowing forward.
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Imagine something perhaps like Uranus or Neptune plowing directly into Jupiter!
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But Rouhani and his supporters are plowing ahead with economic reform.
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Wisconsin is plowing ahead with plans to vote on April 7.
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Britain is plowing ahead with its withdrawal from the European Union.
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Imagine plowing through your travel bucket list in one short year.
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BitGo is not the only one plowing ahead on custody solutions.
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Growth is about experimenting as much as it's about plowing forward.
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Then, I continue plowing through email and I email my husband.
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The sunk cost fallacy is real, though, and I keep plowing on.
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Google parent Alphabet and Apple, meanwhile, are plowing ahead with car strategies.
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Mars connects with Jupiter today, finding you plowing through emotionally sticky situations.
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I've been plowing through stacks of them to make your life simpler.
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Plowing through the Valentine's madness, I finally get to the magic section.
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Chris Carson, the team's churning second-year running back, kept plowing forward.
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Reading all seven novels would also mean plowing through nearly 4,000 pages.
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Meanwhile, investors are overwhelmingly plowing their money into passively-run index funds.
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Imagine plowing the furrows of film noir and you'll get the idea.
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The Snowpiercer is a train plowing through the icy remains of Earth.
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All are plowing capital into developing self-driving vehicles and related hardware.
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The Daily News reports a lack of plowing resulted in major road closures.
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So you spent the weekend plowing through new episodes of House of Cards.
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Tech giants, startups, investors, and governments are plowing more money into quantum computing.
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First, it was Lacy plowing through the Giants for a gain of 20.
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My thighs are aching from plowing through the 20 inches of fresh powder.
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"The next thing I know, we are plowing through the platform," Shah said.
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Instead of plowing forward, suffering every step of the way, hit the brakes.
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Pete Buttigieg blitzed the morning shows, plowing ahead with his claims of victory.
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"A car plowing into people, would you call that terrorism sir?" another asked.
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Pascale has a knack for plowing through the uncanny valley with a bulldozer.
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Aboard big ships plowing waters far from land, he found serenity and exhilaration.
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But the administration is plowing ahead, at the behest of big packinghouse companies.
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It helps unwind the stress when you're a werewolf barbarian plowing through dragon cultists.
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A van had begun plowing through pedestrians, ultimately killing 13 and injuring scores more.
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IN THE NEWS • The city's new snow-plowing strategy had mixed results in Queens.
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What followed was 222 cars bumping and scraping, piling and plowing into one another.
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For me, this, more than anything, keeps me plowing through the ups and downs.
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But is Apple on that list with Berkshire plowing so much money into it?
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Despite mounting congressional criticism, the White House appears intent on plowing ahead with tariffs.
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Amri, 24, is suspected of plowing a truck through the Berlin market on Monday.
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As they dance in the ankle-deep mud, they never stop plowing the paddy.
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As the global economy sputters, investors are plowing money into long-term US bonds.
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If you're plowing full-speed ahead, the scooter's battery will last for an hour.
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David Holston, 18, works as a landscaper and plowing snow in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
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Companies are no longer plowing every penny of their cash flow back into drilling.
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Anyone who says, "Let's cut payroll taxes, not corporate taxes" is plowing new ground.
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These activities include normal urban expansion, agriculture (especially plowing fields), and even simple neglect.
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Uber, another company plowing money into self-driving cars, is doing so in Pittsburgh.
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If you're just plowing through and not acknowledging that it will affect you forever.
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Firms are plowing resources into both technology and human advice to hold onto their clients.
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These factors have not deterred investors from plowing money across asset classes in 2019, however.
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On their own, both of those investors have been busy plowing capital into Silicon Valley.
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A row of dudes with too much pent-up testosterone immediately started plowing into me.
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The craft then missed the runway at Aarhus Airport, plowing into the grass alongside it.
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And I was out there on the tractor, plowing for hours and hours and hours.
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Rival firms are already plowing billions of dollars building extensive logistics infrastructure in the region.
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TMZ broke the story ... Chris was arrested after plowing his Chevy pickup into a tractor.
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After all, who doesn't need a little recreation after plowing someone down with one's car?
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If television is about escaping reality, the New Unlikeable is about plowing right through it.
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What if the beautiful concrete panels were designed to thwart climbing over or plowing through?
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Investors, meanwhile, are still plowing their money into safe haven assets as fear takes hold.
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But ordinary services, like restroom maintenance, trash collection and snow plowing, are not being offered.
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One day last month, Judge Khan was plowing through 56 cases for her morning docket.
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Meanwhile, funding that's been plowing into wealth-tech over the last few years has fallen.
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Walmart also is plowing headlong into digital with the recent $3.3 billion acquisition of Jet.com.
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It's a hockey vacation from the hockey work that is plowing through the regular season.
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The robot starts by just plowing over a flag and then heading straight for a fence.
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"It's a terrible signal to send, but they seem intent on plowing ahead," the official continued.
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Throughout her career, Oates has demonstrated an uncanny knack for plowing straight into difficult, essential terrain.
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In another they don traditional outfits and stand next to an ox plowing a paddy field.
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AND WE JUST HAVE TO KEEP PLOWING AHEAD AND SHOWING – CRAMER: ANY ADVICE TO DEUTSCHE BANK?
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"I saw the truck plowing into us," Eitan Rod, the group's guide, told Israel Army Radio.
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Senators have spent most of the first 100 days plowing through confirmations of Trump administration nominees.
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Things like towing and plowing put serious wear on a vehicle, and the dealers know this.
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But its parent company's latest financial results suggest that it's plowing headlong into potential new businesses.
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But as long as someone else is plowing the driveways and roads, how lovely it is!
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The two companies have been plowing money into new businesses like food delivery and online video.
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A decade ago we were plowing money into ethanol subsidies as one response to climate change.
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He had a similar experience six months later while he was plowing snow at the ranch.
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Even if we learn nothing profound from them, we may get something out of plowing in.
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This means it would be plowing through the air, causing massive winds and other strange disturbances.
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ON TENNIS She was plowing through the U.S. Open toward what seemed like a fitting victory.
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Once again, the Mueller team showed little hesitation or circumspection in plowing into this controversial area.
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After plowing through the crunching riffs of "Pushin Forward Back," however, something didn't sound quite right.
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After spring plowing, he and his friends would search for Native American arrowheads and other artifacts.
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Nor did he disparage the space into which Apple competitors Google and Samsung are plowing resources.
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According to Eisenfrats, Contraline is plowing fertile ground when it comes to the potential market it's addressing.
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In commercial breaks, I love hearing him talk about plowing corn, or his life on the farm.
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Kentucky A Kentucky transportation worker died on Saturday while plowing snow-covered roads in Christian County, Kentucky.
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As the train flew through the barrier Shah felt the train plowing forward as if through quicksand.
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He yells "freedom!" and steps on the gas, plowing into the roughly eight-foot-tall stone structure.
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"How do you choose a movie to watch?" the bot says, plowing ahead with its prescripted dialog.
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He's still got flow for sure ... check him plowing through "Make 'Em Say Uhh" in this clip.
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As the winds blew, the ice was dragged across the bottom, plowing the sea grass and algae.
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Nearby West Virginia and Pennsylvania, which have already legalized sports betting, are plowing ahead with their programs.
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North Korea has also spent very little on its infrastructure, plowing its money into military spending instead.
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" Beijing is plowing ahead regardless, and state-run media reported in September the plan was "moving swiftly.
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It's a very spiritual thing to do, to come together, to push and sweat and keep plowing.
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Sheer terror grips you as the yacht keeps on plowing ahead, leaving you stranded in its wake.
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"The plow operator where I live has been plowing since last night, without stopping," Dr. Craig said.
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The company is plowing profits into investments in new mobility initiatives, such as developing self-driving cars.
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But even by that standard, the disputed, hairbreadth race for governor is plowing litigious and acrimonious ground.
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But in 40 years of plowing the fields, Mr. Kristiansen had seen no sign of the plane.
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A snow-plow driver was killed in a collision with an Amtrak snow plowing train in Longmeadow, Massachusetts.
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Martha Stewart The DIY queen takes snow plowing at her home into her own hands with mixed results.
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Babul is spending the morning plowing the field with two oxen, his body smeared in dark brown mud.
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With both the health care repeal and Russia investigation plowing forward, it's unlikely to be anyone's top priority.
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After plowing through a portion that could easily feed a small family, the waddle home is a struggle.
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But not this time — because the committees are plowing ahead without waiting for the cost and coverage estimates.
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Liberty, he said, is simply being shrewd about keeping costs down, while plowing revenue back into the university.
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Good luck finding anyone wearing stirrups, or throwing a screwball, or plowing over the catcher at the plate.
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New ways of planting without plowing can also help by trapping more moisture in the soil, Kropff said.
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He also spent far more than he took in, plowing more than $8363 million into his political operation.
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When the plowing was done, he hopped into the plane and surveyed the results of his creative vision.
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Another angle of the gray car plowing into the crowd suggests it was a deliberate hit and run.
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Here's Kay Felder fuckin' plowing into a dude on a drive, dribbling through the pain and the struggle.
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Even Texas Republicans seemed comfortable with the idea that Democrats were plowing so much money into the state.
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After plowing through hundreds of puzzles, I started toying with the idea of making one of my own.
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Over the last few years, we've heard endless rumors of Apple plowing huge sums into making a car.
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BP, which pioneered clean energy investments two decades ago before paring them back, is once again plowing ahead.
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Instead, it adapts the sensors and actuators needed for driverless plowing to existing tractors produced by major manufacturers.
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Yet, during the Second World War, the government raised taxes further while plowing taxpayers' money into business growth.
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Companies thought plowing millions of dollars into research and development was risky and stuck to safer revenue streams.
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No turning, no staying in its lane, no hitting the brakes before plowing into the stopped semi up ahead.
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No turning, no staying in its lane, no hitting the brakes before plowing into the stopped semi up ahead.
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The spring plowing and planting season should have begun, but because of the pandemic, the work has been delayed.
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Meanwhile, states like California and Colorado will continue plowing ahead in cutting carbon dioxide emissions from their power plants.
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But they could not be harnessed as a purely Kurdish force, plowing into Sunni Arab areas held by ISIS.
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People crying, running to get out of the way as the truck came plowing down the promenade towards us.
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That's why Lee wants to understand the mechanics of Crispr better before plowing into any more real-world applications.
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Over the centuries since, the sarcophagus would have survived looters, plowing and a machinery of a nearby coal mine.
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It's foggy, they're at a disadvantage, and it's no surprise when the French waste no time plowing them down.
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Yet things like plowing the driveway, mowing the lawn and changing light bulbs still may be the tenant's responsibility.
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The House is in the process of plowing through its annual spending bills for fiscal 2020, which starts Oct.
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In order to avoid plowing into other cars or making illegal lane changes, they need a lot of help.
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That independence can, for example, provide a tax advantage or prevent a spendthrift beneficiary from plowing through an inheritance.
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The rally ended with a Nazi sympathizer plowing his car into a crowd, killing a counterprotester and injuring many.
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Biden and Buttigieg are in the same boat right now: They're plowing ahead on the campaign trail while Sens.
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"These companies are plowing the field for the industry," said Steve Kraus, a health investor at Bessemer Venture Partners.
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Last summer, cyber investigators plowing through the thousands of leaked emails from the Democratic National Committee uncovered a clue.
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House Republicans are plowing ahead with their plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare, with committee votes likely next week.
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But from a different perspective, tabloids don't regularly spend months plowing money into stalking a subject for a single scoop.
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Rather than plowing through those leftover treats in one calorie-packed sitting, reinvent your candy with these game-changing ideas.
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They don't surge, but never stop plowing in the right direction, either (so far as the regular season is concerned).
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With the snow melting and then refreezing at night, though, plowing some streets anytime soon will probably become more challenging.
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Queens neighborhoods that appeared to be suffering the greatest lag in plowing on Monday included Corona, Elmhurst, Ridgewood and Sunnyside.
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You'll see that offensive linemen are not just plowing ahead, but rather executing choreography involving pulls, traps and double-teams.
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Tow trucks move a beer truck that crashed into the department store after plowing down the Drottninggatan Street in Stockholm.
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MICRO-CLIMATE In hilly areas, the National Environment Management Authority encourages smallholder farmers to practice contour plowing and terrace farming.
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As the fireball spread, approaching cars and trucks can be seen attempting to stop but instead plowing into one another.
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What's interesting is last weekend, I know Becky interviewed Darren Woods-- great company, ExxonMobil, they're plowing ahead in the Permian.
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There are approximately 30,000 residential plowing companies and three times as many who plow commercial properties, like malls and offices.
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For those who insist on trying, common sense says plowing ahead without a stress-tested alternative will only complicate matters.
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The driver in the Barcelona attack abandoned the van and fled on foot on Thursday after plowing into the crowd.
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Don't forget to factor in utilities, garbage collection, plowing the sidewalk in winter, fixing or replacing the water heater, etc.
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It relates to No Country that way, which was also just death after death, a monstrous plowing of screen time.
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But he insists his audience is global and is plowing ahead on a new book of vegetarian and vegan cuisine.
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Callimachi: Years later, ISIS is —— Reporter: A van plowing into a crowd of people out simply enjoying a Saturday night.
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When Trump began plowing his way through Republican rivals, H.W. was known to throw his shoe at the television set.
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"Recently, the world has been shocked by terrorist attacks of cars plowing into crowds," an officer said in the video.
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Even as stocks climb, investors are still plowing money into safer bond funds, pushing yields even lower in the process.
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A few days before, he presided over the nation's Royal Plowing Ceremony, in which sacred oxen forecast the year's crops.
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As recently as last week many assumed that a car plowing through pedestrians in Times Square was an Islamist attack.
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By plowing forward with his question, Nadler showed audiences that Whitaker and the administration are now in the hot seat.
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As has been the case since Amazon's inception, it pays no dividends, instead plowing cash back into the company's core.
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The popcorn was dry, a nauseating yellow, but he ate a carton anyway, standing up, plowing through handfuls without enjoyment.
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Soon, the British Prime Minister was aboard HMS Duke of York, dodging U-boats and plowing across the wintery Atlantic.
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If someone developed a fleet of autonomous snow plowing vehicles, that would be great news for states where it snows frequently.
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But even though Facebook's stock kept plowing through new record highs, Zuckerberg couldn't shake the scrutiny over fake news this time.
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The decision comes at a time when Tesla's credit rating is in the trash, and the company continues plowing through cash.
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Trump has been falsely insisting that America suffers from an immigrant "invasion," which is currently plowing through the border with Mexico.
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North Korea is visible from the town -- farmers in a village there can be seen plowing their fields with antique machinery.
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Adding to the confusion, many say Iranian allies could quickly make their way around Area 55, by plowing through the desert.
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Unbeknownst to them, though, Merlin is actually a charlatan whose only real talents are plowing through booze, money, and women. However!
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Kobi is capable of mowing the lawn, raking leaves or plowing snow, all by changing the attachments to the robot's front.
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There was an enormous interest surrounding the scene back then because Iceage had just released Plowing Into the Field of Love.
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At the same time, these drillers are focused on returning value to their shareholders, rather than plowing revenue into new production.
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I've continued reading, plowing my way through his successors, but got to hung up on the big picture of Hoover's presidency.
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Many farmers in the state use diesel to run tractors for plowing and trolleys for moving their produce to wholesale markets.
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"We will go to war if someone comes down here and starts plowing over us," tribal president Art Standifer tells me.
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Why it matters: Amazon spent years plowing profits back into its business, telling investors it was strictly a long-term play.
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Park roads that have already been cleared of snow, for example, would remain open, but new plowing could not take place.
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But Aixtron and its Chinese suitor tested that strategy by plowing ahead despite the panel's concerns, forcing Mr. Obama to act.
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So if you're plowing money into an index fund, you might think you're doing a good job of diversifying your assets.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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Global investors are plowing into safe haven assets as fallout continues from the US killing of Iran's top general, Qasem Soleimani.
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Fresh off of passing the largest spending package since the 2009 stimulus, congressional leaders are plowing ahead with budget process reform.
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In an instant, the police said, the white Hyundai returned, mounting the sidewalk at 128th Street and plowing into the group.
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In this Youtube video by Steve Scherer, a kid rides around on his hoverboard while simultaneously plowing through piles of snows.
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As the rich get richer, they still find limits to what they can realistically consume, plowing money instead into financial assets.
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Fans in NYC did not have much of a need for said plowing as the dumping was many inches fewer than predicted.
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Fifteen hundred pounds of aluminum reached 120 mph in just 1.5 seconds, accelerating to 300 mph before plowing into a sand berm.
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It is one of many such episodes in which Nevelson describes plowing through roadblocks on her way to becoming a prolific artist.
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"Plowing the four miles of roads on my farm I get stuck right by my house," she writes on this action shot.
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My new Polaris with plow did a pretty good plowing job this morning but now all roads have to be done again!!!!
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Wiregrass protected quail, rabbits, and other small animals from predators, but after years of farmers plowing over it, there's not much left.
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The sector is plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into a wide gamut of community projects like youth employment and renewable energy.
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In the beginning, I shut my eyes every time a semitruck seemed as though it was seconds away from plowing into me.
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Police say the truck&aposs driver turned onto the bike path Tuesday afternoon, striking several people before plowing into a school bus.
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Oh and who could forget the video of an Uber driver plowing into a gas station, then fleeing in a flaming SUV?!
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The big picture: Amazon reported $7.09 in earnings per share for the first quarter of 2019, plowing through analysts' expectations of $4.72.
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But it was his first public mention of AR, tech that rivals Google and Microsoft are plowing rigorous resources and money into.
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His plan involves acquiring more rare drugs in various stages of development and plowing money into an ambitious research-and-development agenda.
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Ok, how about a car programmed to kill you if it's the only way to avoid plowing into a crowd of dozens?
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At the other end of the table, a silent, stealth fox is plowing his way confidently through his Herculean serving of pizza.
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In such cases, FEMA's only role is to carry out an administratively costly process to reimburse states for the cost of plowing.
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Then the driver accelerated and began to veer from one side of the road to the other, "plowing into people," she said.
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Which means if they're smart, House Republicans will stop and make some serious changes of their own rather than just plowing ahead.
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For example, farmers use herbicide-resistant crops to prevent weeds from growing in a way that also limits plowing and soil erosion.
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Sorry fans of the S&P 500 Index-mimicking funds, but you're plowing much more money into these stocks than you realize.
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In the early 1990s, Giles patented a new type of ship hull that glides across the water instead of plowing through it.
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You would think, for instance, that Democratic millionaires who are down on markets and the economy wouldn't be plowing money into equities.
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This she and her partners accomplished without venture capital, by bootstrapping and plowing all profits back into the company to foster growth.
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As a no-till farmer, he diversifies and rotates crops to create healthier soil, instead of plowing and relying heavily on pesticides.
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A few days before his big day, he presided over the Royal Plowing Ceremony, in which sacred oxen forecast the year's crops.
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One White House aide said Trump's team is hitting the "reset button" after plowing through rancorous budget negotiations and North Korea talks.
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She assays such varied pursuits as making a mattress out of rush, fermenting grain for ale, and plowing a field with oxen.
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The oil-rich country has been increasingly moving to diversify its economy, plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into local start-ups.
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His round, spiked-syrup sound did battle with the church's acoustics, plowing straight to your ears before getting sucked into the rafters.
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There is no show as effective at plowing this particular ground and at finding answers that are at once satisfying and elusive.
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He bounces left, then strafes right and bursts through a hole before plowing into—and pushing back—a pile of four defenders.
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He had sought a lesser sentence, apologizing after the court viewed video of him plowing his car into a crowd after the Aug.
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For now, bask in the innocent joy of humans plowing the fields in the only outfit nature ever meant for us to wear.
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If history is any guide, Facebook will keep plowing ahead, Washington will keep slapping it around, and few of the fundamentals will change.
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When it spirals into violent action, whether it's firing a gun in a church or plowing a car into a crowd, that's terrorism.
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I WOULD HAVE SAID THREE YEARS AGO, THERE'S JUST TOO MUCH MONEY PLOWING INTO HEDGE FUNDS, AND NOT ALL HEDGE FUNDS ARE GREAT.
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In attacking the Fed, Mr. Trump is plowing across a line that presidential candidates and presidents have observed for the past several decades.
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Remember, Chris has a felony hit-and-run case against him after plowing his Chevy pickup into a tractor that killed a man.
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After plowing more than $150 million in equity financing in MyoKardia and $45 million in Sanofi resources, the company went public in 2015.
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SO WE HAVE BEEN PLOWING MONEY INTO THIS WITHIN OUR CAPITAL BUDGET FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS AND WE'RE GOING TO BE COMMERCIAL.
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If I'm plowing the snow and filling in potholes then I'm a good mayor and if we fail to do that, I'm not.
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Since then, SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund has come under scrutiny for plowing money into unprofitable start-ups, such as WeWork and Uber.
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New start-ups are popping up regularly as both car companies and established tech firms are plowing money into acquiring talent and technology.
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It prioritized cars by plowing main traffic arteries before sidewalks and bike paths, which exposed more women to injuries from slipping and falling.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's royal oxen predicted a plentiful harvest of rice, the country's biggest crop, at an ancient plowing ceremony on Wednesday.
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House Republicans are plowing ahead with their first spending bill of the year despite the lack of a budget resolution to guide them.
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"You're not going to reach bipartisanship by plowing forward with this con job on the middle class," Wyden said in a statement. Sen.
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Which means if they're smart, House Republicans will stop and make some serious changes of their own rather than just plowing ahead. If.
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Zhukovskyy was driving erratically and crossed the double-yellow center line before plowing into the group of motorcyclists on June 21, investigators have said.
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At one community screening, N'Hada watches himself and a group of women plowing a field, as he narrates the circumstances of his studying film.
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As crude prices rise, many believe drillers will put that higher revenue toward repairing their balance sheets rather than plowing it into new production.
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Its neighbor, Argentina, whose windswept Patagonia region cries out for wind farms, is plowing ahead instead with hydraulic fracturing and new nuclear power plants.
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Morales, an ex-coca grower, nationalized Bolivia's resources sector after taking power in 2006, initially winning plaudits for plowing the profits into welfare programs.
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Despite a rough outcome for Republicans after Tuesday's elections, they're still plowing full speed ahead on a plan to cut taxes for the wealthy.
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As of Monday morning, the brand's Twitter account was already resolutely plowing forward with unrelated company news to bury the now-embarrassing Oscar promotions.
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Plowing the four miles of roads on my farm I get stuck right by my house Waiting for a tractor to tow me out!
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One fall day, my mother gave me an empty cookie tin with a picture of a great ship plowing through waves, surrounded by gulls.
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Now is the perfect time to start plowing your way through an ambitious summer reading list, and we couldn't be more ready to help.
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Within just a few seconds, the suspect's car spun out of control, plowing into the side of a Honda Civic traveling through an intersection.
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Benda didn't buy his first home until he was 40, plowing any money he made back into whatever business he was trying to grow.
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Still, states and city governments in the U.S. have made clear that they are plowing ahead with plans to expand the use of renewables.
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Video footage showed the car plowing through a group of anti-fascist protesters after police broke up clashes between white nationalist demonstrators and counterprotesters.
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To sustain telenovela ratings — and fend off scares like that provided by "The Ten Commandments" — the brothers are plowing money back into Globo Studios.
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Hastings, who has been very blunt about the company's strategy of plowing money back into the business, has promised bigger profits sometime in 2017.
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Despite leadership's reluctance over the last several months, Freedom Caucus members are using House rules to their advantage and plowing ahead with the resolution.
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He's accused of plowing his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing Heyer and injuring more than a dozen others in August 2017.
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After plowing more than $10 billion into the company, and taking a 29% stake, the firm and its leader, Son, needed a big win.
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The investment, through Roc Nation's Arrive subsidiary, is the latest instance of a celebrity rapper plowing cash into Robinhood's free-to-trade investment platform.
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Instead of attending cram school to prepare to retake the exam, I hung out at the local library, plowing my way through thick novels.
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While some of soccer's most-influential officials, including Scudamore, were put on the new committee, Infantino has been accused of plowing a lone furrow.
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She was in a water taxi plowing across Boston Harbor, looking back toward her museum hovering at the water's edge in the Seaport area.
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Drop off my Asos package in an outgoing mail bin (should get a $111.69 refund) and start plowing through my work to-do list.
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The hotel was designed to resemble an ocean liner: plowing white curves, a grand wraparound balcony, a rooftop deck equipped with a tennis court.
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In previous elections, the network has rivaled spending by the National Republican Committee, plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into federal and state contests.
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Without Draymond Green, their top defender and self-appointed megaphone, the Warriors regrouped against the Nets, plowing their way to a 117-101 victory.
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Now 30 years old and plowing through his 17th N.B.A. season, James is back to playing some of the best basketball of his career.
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Bond funds had a 21st straight week of inflows with investors plowing in $6.9 billion for the week to May 29, BAML data showed.
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Thailand's royal oxen predicted a good harvest at a plowing ceremony this month presided over by newly crowned King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his queen.
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This week, Democratic senators — along with colleagues who have long controlled the Assembly — began plowing ahead with reforms that Republicans have blocked for years.
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In a sweat-soaked tank top, Diggs tears through a mix spanning the trio's catalog, plowing forward even as the sound system blows out.
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"The version of the post shared to Fox's website carried the headline "Here's A Reel Of Cars Plowing Through Protesters Trying To Block The Road.
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Schock told the news station that most of the tax money Leith receives – about $2,500 per year – goes toward plowing roads and maintaining street lights.
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The company has been plowing deeper into the multi-billion dollar cancer treatments market through wide-ranging deals, including those for immunotherapy and targeted therapy.
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Why it matters: It reflects how private equity keeps plowing money into restaurants, including earlier this week, even though they are a notoriously difficult business.
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Jail records show the man accused of intentionally plowing a vehicle into a Bessemer, North Carolina, restaurant is facing two counts of first-degree murder.
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It said it would be "angered" by the shipbuilder plowing money into buying another big firm having released workers after reporting losses and shrinking orders.
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Moro has a reputation for plowing through cases efficiently, with over 98 percent of his convictions in Car Wash cases being upheld by higher courts.
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Alek Minassian, the man accused of plowing into pedestrians with a rented van on Monday, was charged Tuesday with 10 counts of first-degree murder.
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This capital raise has seen him double down on his fintech philosophy, plowing the funds into product marketing for the move into the Asian market.
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Indeed the title of the study, "Corporate Tax Cuts Boost CEO Pay, Not Jobs," suggests that companies are plowing tax savings directly into executive salaries.
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Back in March, Chuck Schumer's Senate Majority PAC began plowing millions into attacks on the businessman, who donated to Mr. Hawley's campaign for attorney general.
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Despite that, the de Blasio administration has pressed forward — aggressively financing deals, expanding its goals to 0003,2000 units and plowing more money into the plan.
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"There are so many areas that in our reality need not just modernization but outright plowing," he recently told the right-wing weekly, Gazeta Polska.
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Investors are plowing money into the sector in record amounts, like the $252 million round of funding that Berlin-based aggregator GetYourGuide announced in May.
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"It was the only thing we could do to call attention to our horror that they were plowing ahead in 1991," Boxer told VICE News.
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"I did not expect that reaction," the president quipped, before plowing forward by listing his perceived successes with border security, the economy, and the military.
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While retailers are plowing more money into their digital operations, they risk rendering their stores even less attractive to shoppers by starving them of investment.
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The Fed was plowing ahead with rate increases, while investors were evidently skeptical that growth would be persistent enough to justify higher long-term rates.
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Besides, there's nothing regressive about plowing toll revenue into improvements for mass transit, which is how most low- and middle-income New Yorkers get around.
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Video footage showed the car plowing through a group of anti-fascist protesters after police broke up clashes between white nationalist demonstrators and counter-protesters.
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Reliance Industries, an Indian oil conglomerate, is plowing billions of dollars into a new cellphone operation called Jio that offers free data and voice plans.
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Whether or not we choose to admit it, we're all somewhat guilty of snow-plowing, lawn-mowing and bulldozing obstacles out of our children's way.
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One video, taken from a police helicopter, showed a car plowing into the pedestrians, drawing a string of profanities from the officers in the aircraft.
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"Without glyphosate, farmers would need to rely on plowing (or what is known as tillage), a weed control technique that turns over the soil," Bayer said.
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In the face of bipartisan and global condemnation, Donald Trump is plowing on through the Syria disaster by pretending it is not, in fact, a disaster.
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They were greeted by extreme force from the military: an armored truck was seen on video plowing into protesters as they threw objects at the vehicle.
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But instead of plowing those profits back into new investments, a lot of companies have chosen to give cash to their shareholders via buybacks or dividends.
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Why are they plowing ahead with an incredibly unpopular bill that's being written in the dark and won't deliver on most of the promises they're making?
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And all he saw was this person out on the tractor just plowing for four hours, trying to get this snow out of the [shared] driveway.
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Just keep plowing money into your long-term investment accounts because your investments could become supercharged when we hit the next peak, which has always happened.
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Analysts say consolidation is needed for automakers to fend off tech companies and upstarts like Tesla (TSLA), which are plowing money into electric and autonomous cars.
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Coinbase, which has traded $150 billion in assets across more than 20 million customers, has been plowing money back into areas other than its flagship exchange.
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And more ambitiously, it is still plowing ahead with Libra, its plan for a new cryptocurrency, even in the face of significant political and regulatory opposition.
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But instead of caving to their demands, leadership is plowing ahead, assuming members won't dare to vote against Obamacare repeal at the end of the day.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Ocado is plowing 17 million pounds ($22 million) into the emerging "vertical farming" industry, further diversifying the online grocer and technology group's business.
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"They were out there working on the streets and plowing and all that," said Jessica Alexander, an employee at the Buddy Holly Center in the city.
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Pro-opposition supporters could be seen throwing stones and teargas canisters at soldiers inside the base, while military vehicles were captured on video plowing into protestors.
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Investors are plowing forward all the same, with more than $1 billion poured into AI drug discovery startups last year, according to data compiled for Bloomberg.
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Huelskamp, a frequent leadership agitator, lost his primary to a GOP establishment-backed challenger last month and has little to lose personally by plowing ahead anyway.
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And it's tough to argue that America should step up again after plowing more than $100 billion into the country, with little to show for it.
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Ms. Hill has told friends she is declining speaking engagements, plowing through unopened mail and contemplating writing a book drawn from her past research on Russia.
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"If [Democrats] are going to keep plowing ahead with their impeachment obsession, they cannot abdicate their basic governing responsibilities at the same time," McConnell said recently.
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Horrified, Elsa retreats to an ice palace, but sibling love sends Anna plowing through drifts and up glacial ridges, confident that she can reverse the spell.
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Sanders and his team have projected confidence despite the bouncing poll numbers, plowing ahead with policy rollouts and proposals designed to highlight his progressive credentials and priorities.
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Research using the powerful technique is plowing ahead even as researchers from the University of California and the Broad Institute battle for control over the CRISPR patent.
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After striking Florida, Michael is forecast to move up the East Coast on Wednesday and Thursday plowing through the Carolinas, still recovering from Hurricane Florence last month.
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Artificial intelligence is the new frontier for many global tech leaders, with everybody from Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) to IBM (IBM) plowing money into the burgeoning field.
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The head of SoftBank, whose Vision Fund is plowing over $100 billion into young companies, said he is "embarrassed and flustered" by his track record in investing.
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James Alex Fields Jr., a 20-year-old from Ohio, has been charged with second-degree murder after plowing into the anti-racist protesters, according to officials.
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Just minutes after the fireworks ended, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel began his rampage, shooting at the crowd and plowing them down with a rented 20-ton refrigerator truck.
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Investors have been plowing money into both stocks and bonds in bets the Federal Reserve will reverse on monetary policy, bringing rates down to boost the economy.
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But watching this video of Alex Pashley gently plowing through fresh powder as he weaves through trees might be the most relaxing thing you'll watch this week.
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The erosion and degradation of soil caused by plowing, intense grazing and clear-cutting has played a significant role in the atmospheric accumulation of heat-trapping gases.
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With the amount of snow we're getting here, we could be plowing your street and a half hour later it could look like we haven't been there.
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At Ohio State University in November, a student posted a rant before plowing a car into a crowd on campus and stabbing people with a butcher knife.
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WHERE YOU THINK OF RETURNS, BUT PEOPLE ARE PLOWING MONEY INTO EQUITIES BECAUSE THE DIVIDENDS ARE HIGHER THAN THE INTEREST THAT SOME OF THESE COMPANIES ARE PAYING.
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Having repaired their balance sheets after a harrowing shake-out from a decade-long mining boom in 2100-2014, miners are again plowing money into new projects.
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Lee included the footage of the car plowing through the crowd in his film, but said that he first called Heyer's mother to ask for her permission.
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Mathews said he is comfortable holding risk assets at present, but he cautions investors against "plowing into the market" with new capital until trade issues are resolved.
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In August, the World Wildlife Fund deemed land reclamation a "last resort" solution to Hong Kong's housing crisis, urging the government to consult conservationists before plowing ahead.
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But since I was diligently plowing through everything lip-related I owned, I grabbed this and squeezed out a thick, Vaseline-looking squiggle and rubbed it in.
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We've all been there: You're hanging out with your buddies on a Friday night, plowing through some Seamless and downing a few beers after a long workweek.
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Both companies began plowing money into exploring their prospects before the price of oil collapsed, and their new fields may have economic advantages lacking in other places.
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Specifically (and entirely predictably), they are plowing way too much of it into tax cuts for their donors, and not enough into tax cuts for everybody else.
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Without realizing it, I'd been plowing a huge amount of time, money, and energy into looking a certain way — for the benefit of the women around me.
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The episode mines its brief flash of catharsis from the sudden arrival of Daryl, plowing through their enemies with his truck just in the nick of time.
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But he'll have to capitalize quickly on that momentum, because Sanders has spent the past month plowing millions of dollars into his operations in Texas and California.
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Go too early, and you risk plowing ahead with incomplete information, before the field has been set — to say nothing of the danger of peaking too soon.
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Plowing and tilling not only releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, but also disturbs the complex ecology of microbial life underground that is crucial to healthy agriculture.
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Democratic groups are plowing money into the battle for control of the state legislature in the hopes of crafting a more favorable map for the next decade.
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In his youth, Gurdjieff had traveled throughout the Caucasus, Middle East and North Africa collecting melodies: shepherd tunes and songs for plowing, liturgical chants and funerary rites.
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In his youth, Gurdjieff had traveled throughout the Caucasus, Middle East and North Africa collecting melodies: shepherd tunes and songs for plowing, liturgical chants and funerary rites.
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, the math won't make sense anymore for banks to keep plowing cash into buying back their own shares.
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Suddenly, there was a car where no car should be: plowing through the sidewalk crowds that had swelled in Times Square on a spectacular sun-filled day.
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While some expected Amazon's spending in these areas - stepped up since last year - to ease, the company is plowing ahead to reinforce its fast-shipping club Prime.
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Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook are among the big American technology companies plowing billions of dollars into building data centers in Germany, the Netherlands, France and other countries.
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Former Playmate Ashley Mattingly was arrested for suspicion of DUI after allegedly plowing her golf cart into 4 parked cars, but she's not willing to accept blame.
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"My new Polaris with plow did a pretty good plowing job this morning but now all roads have to be done again!!!!" she wrote of the continuing snowfall.
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Overall investors shed risky assets this week, pulling $2543 billion from equity funds and plowing $22007 billion into bond funds, the strategists said, citing flows data from EPFR.
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After plowing through the bike path and into a school bus, authorities said, he emerged from the vehicle, brandishing air guns and yelling "God is great!" in Arabic.
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A witness told investigators the driver was heard to say "something similar to, 'Thank you, God,'" after plowing through the crosswalk and crashing into a tree, Ngo said.
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The firm Hall & Fowle (composed of fairground artists Billy Hall and Fred Fowle) created a dynamic scene of a skeleton-conducted train plowing through a terribly haunted station.
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Indeed, 6 out of 10 participants in the E*Trade study said that when they consider reinvesting their proceeds, they're thinking of plowing their money into individual stocks.
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A "sled" on a test track generated a force of about 2.5Gs before plowing into a pile of sand at the end—the company hasn't yet designed brakes.
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Independent drillers see rebates as a critical pillar of support during the exploration process, when they are plowing money into uncertain prospects with no immediate return on investment.
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The 71-year-old general contracting company based in Cresskill, N.J., got into the plowing business more than 0003 years ago to diversify its earnings in the winter.
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When he wasn&apost fighting fires, Smith lived and worked on a horse ranch in Pollock Pines, east of Sacramento, repairing things, plowing snow and performing other maintenance.
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These include agroforestry (growing trees and crops together increases carbon retention), no-till agriculture (plowing causes erosion and carbon loss) and keeping farmland covered (bare dirt bleeds carbon).
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They are plowing about $10 billion into mostly non-gaming attractions before their licenses expire in 2022 amid warnings new permits will be linked to efforts to diversify.
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And there it was, the inspiration for Plowz & Mowz, an on-demand, residential plowing and mowing company, founded by 33-year-old Mahoney and college friend Andrew Englander.
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After eight years of plowing its way under one of the oldest cities in the western world, London's Crossrail underground system is nearly ready to meet the public.
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Ashley Mattingly might wanna cut back on the weekend cruising ... she faces 4 charges for allegedly plowing her golf cart into 4 parked cars while she was hammered.
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Enter JPMorgan, which is plowing millions into its New Skills for Youth Initiative, an effort that will invest in a range of job education programs and skill training.
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He initially attacked by plowing an SUV into pedestrians on Westminster Bridge before leaping from the car and stabbing a police officer to death outside the Parliament building.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sanders continued plowing through a heavy schedule of rallies in California, many in parts of the state where national candidates do not often go. Mrs.
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Plowing through centuries of gnarly family trees and decades of complicated renovations involving hundreds of characters, Reginato dresses up the facts with cheeky anecdotes about his venerable subjects.
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One of the earliest images is of a tractor, plowing through dark loam and unearthing an artillery shell, presumably from the killing fields of the First World War.
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The chief says at least 35 people total were injured Saturday as the result of "premeditated violence" -- including 19 from the car plowing into the crowd of protesters.
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Callimachi: A bunch of guys in a van who are plowing into pedestrians on London Bridge, pulling out kitchen knives, stabbing people on the streets where they live.
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Before Turkey, there Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela and his predecessor, Hugo Chávez, who oversaw their country's fall from prosperity to ruin, partly by plowing into an inflationary crisis.
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Mr. Sisi has encouraged that image, whether standing imperiously at the prow of a boat plowing through the Suez Canal, or posing against the backdrop of the pyramids.
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It has allowed the company, which is old in tech years, to behave like an upstart, Professor Damodaran said, plowing profits into new businesses and disrupting entire industries.
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She also noted that spring plowing has been affected, while blocks in logistics channels have prevented the flow of agricultural products, directly affecting the income of poor households.
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Cash holdings by institutions and high-net-worth investors are at record low levels, which means they have been plowing money into the markets, according to numerous surveys.
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These include regular tilling or plowing, in which the top layer of soil is turned to break and aerate compacted earth while burying weeds and other organic matter.
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Steyer made an enormous investment in Nevada, ultimately plowing $15.5 million into television ads -- far outpacing Sanders, who was a distant second in spending with about $2 million.
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Desperate, Sierra takes her crying son out for an intoxicated ride around the neighborhood to soothe him … and ends up plowing into a dumpster at a high speed.
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Terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov on Wednesday appeared for the first time in court after allegedly plowing his truck into pedestrians and bicyclists in New York earlier this week.
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The authorities said the truck driver, who killed himself after plowing into crowded sidewalk tables, was a mentally ill German citizen with no apparent links to Islamic terrorism.
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The Seattle DOT put 37 plows on the street, some loaned from other agencies, and others trucks outfitted with plowing equipment, said Ethan Bergerson, spokesperson for the agency.
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With digital behemoth Amazon plowing through every food retail space it can, from restaurant delivery to grocery stores, many retailers are scrambling to keep up or reinvent themselves.
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But Mr. Danziger, previously a top executive at such huge brands as Wyndham and Starwood, is plowing ahead with plans for the company's new Scion chain of hotels.
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And just two months ago, with WeWork mere weeks away from bankruptcy, SoftBank announced that it was plowing another $9.5 billion into the company to bail it out.
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Mr. Moses originally intended the Sheridan, which is just over a mile long, to extend farther, plowing through the Bronx Zoo and connecting to the New England Thruway.
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Five months after that incident, Belarmino Curipán, an indigenous Mapuche farmer, was plowing a plot of land he had illegally taken over when he heard a helicopter approaching.
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All it does is shift money around, largely by taking it away from subsidizing health coverage for older, sicker, and poorer people and plowing it into tax cuts.
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Robert Moses, the New York City planner, had called for an expressway that would bridge lower Manhattan, plowing through SoHo, the East Village, and the Lower East Side.
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Sayfullo Saipov, the Uzbek immigrant suspected of plowing a truck into cyclists and pedestrians on a bike path, had been a driver for Uber, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
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"Of course, people are complaining loudly about reductions in ferry service and snow plowing, but I am not sure they realize that other services will be reduced," he said.
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On Monday, he was plowing a fireguard on his ranch in Clark County in Southwest Kansas when flames propelled by near-70 mph winds struck the pasture, he said.
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Marquee names like Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase are plowing money into a broad range of nonprofit ventures that signal a new phase in corporate social responsibility.
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But that commitment hasn't stopped Trump's family from plowing ahead on projects in India, Indonesia, Uruguay and the Philippines that were already in the works before his swearing-in.
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The Sanitation Department's new plowing hierarchy began as a pilot program that was expanded across all of Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island, according to the city's published snow plan.
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My dad used to fill the tractor with gasoline and on occasion, he would let me sit on his lap while he drove it, plowing the fields in spring.
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One situation that springs to mind is the individual who began driving for Uber last year, six months before intentionally plowing into a busy bike path in New York.
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As shown on an FBI video taken from a pursuing helicopter, it ends when Finicum swerves to miss a roadblock, nearly hitting an officer and plowing into deep snow.
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Another Democrat, wine magnate David Trone, captured a US House seat in DC's Maryland suburbs this week after plowing nearly $270 million of his own money into the race.
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If Elliot had had enough sense, he would do that instead of plowing into civilians and making a scene after he was out of the cops' line of sight.
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Sometimes the loss is gradual, the result of plowing that leaves upturned layers of earth exposed to the elements, or of failure to replant or cover fields after harvest.
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Herbicide-resistant crops let farmers control weeds without plowing, and the same technology allows growers to kill off cover crops if they interfere with the planting of cash crops.
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Western militaries are also plowing growing resources into unmanned trucks and other supply vehicles, hoping to perform many more "dirty, dull and dangerous" battlefield tasks without risking human personnel.
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Many also have politicized their investment strategies, shunning legitimate — but politically incorrect — industries and plowing huge sums into financially risky but ideologically aligned companies or ill-fated local projects.
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Rather than plowing considerable resources into developing ground operations in far-flung outposts around the world, like Uber has, Didi has instead bought up stakes in regionally dominant companies.
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Instead, the company continues to abuse its unique position—having created a market that necessitates new laws and rules—by plowing ahead and expecting regulatory structures to catch up.
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His team tracked pregnant mothers and how their nutrition impacted their children—mothers who would spend their days plowing the land or weeding until just days before their delivery.
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She also noted that spring plowing has also been affected, while blocks in logistics channels have prevented the flow of agricultural products, directly affecting the income of poor households.
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That would be a sensitive issue in any society, but in countries like China and India, which are plowing through tumultuous industrial and social changes, it's even more difficult.
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Plowing through the wide, brownish-gray river from morning to night in central Bangkok are duck-billed ferries, jam-packed water buses, private tour boats and dinner cruise yachts.
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Everytown outspent the embattled National Rifle Association by roughly 0003-to-2000 in Virginia, plowing money into the state to target vulnerable Republicans months in advance of Tuesday's election.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, meanwhile, also has dramatically upped his advertising, plowing nearly $2.4 million into Iowa, where he has just wrapped up an eight-day bus tour.
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That is normally a pessimistic sign — that investors are plowing money into safe assets out of fear, and that they expect low growth and low inflation in coming years.
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"Foos made a beautiful run, escaping a couple of potential tacklers at the line of scrimmage and plowing on after being hit again at the 19953," read one story.
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The Middle East's most populous country is plowing ahead with economic reforms, spurring more investment on the back of a $1 billion International Monetary Fund loan disbursed in July.
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After plowing into several bikers and pedestrians for around 20 blocks, the truck smashed into a school bus near Stuyvesant High School, near Chambers Street, where it finally stopped.
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In the span of a few hours, the President retweeted a Pizzagater, a meme of a train plowing into a CNN logo with appendages, and someone calling him a fascist.
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AstraZeneca is plowing deeper into cancer immunotherapy through a wide-ranging deal with Innate Pharma, which includes the British group buying a 9.8 percent stake in the French biotech company.
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And after initially treating Trump-sought investigations of Joe and Hunter Biden with skepticism, key Senate Republicans are now plowing ahead with probes of their own into their old colleague.
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Before he passed away in 2013, the mayor bought a sculpture from Reginella depicting his political rival Rudy Guliani plowing through a park, crushing merchants and artisans in his path.
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Senate Republicans, meanwhile, took a celebratory lap, cheering the results, while also forecasting that House Democrats will keep plowing forward with their investigations into the president they had just impeached.
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The Trump administration is plowing ahead on drug prices, hoping to break through the cycle of legal and political setbacks that have stymied the rest of its health care agenda.
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The fact is, financial advisors say, building a passive investment portfolio should involve more than simply plowing all your cash into one passively managed fund and calling it a day.
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Tennessee is plowing ahead with its plan to become the first state to adopt Medicaid block grants, but there's no guarantee that the Trump administration will end up playing along.
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Established banks have responded by plowing more money into upgrading their own computer systems, rolling out mobile apps of their own, closing retail bank branches and investing in fintech startups.
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While snowstorms like Stella are unwelcome for many small companies, forcing them to close down and lose valuable profits, for those in the business of plowing it means game on.
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Facebook is plowing ahead with its plans for a video service, signing deals with Vox Media, BuzzFeed, ATTN and other news and content sites geared toward millennials, Reuters reported Wednesday.
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" But plowing through obstacle after obstacle eventually leads to benefic growth: "We learned a lot about each other, our fears and proclivities, as well as ways to counter balance those.
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That's because Chiweshe is no longer plowing a portion of his farm, but instead planting his seeds directly into the intact soil, a water-conserving technique called "no-till" farming.
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Eliminating plowing and other labor also is saving money, he said, and giving him more time to concentrate on other money-makers on his farm, such as bananas and livestock.
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No historian, I believe, would advocate for plowing under the Gettysburg or Antietam battlefields, historical landmarks that we, as Americans, should visit to reflect on all aspects of our past.
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Max shared little about his life in Russia, but Mazower, plowing through letters, diaries, and archives, finds that his grandfather's story encompasses many of the horrors of twentieth-century Europe.
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Hundreds of thousands of titles are published every year, and unless you're plowing through a favorite author's oeuvre, it can be hard to figure out which are worth your time.
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Tarantino focuses on Brad Pitt's US Jewish soldier team plowing through France killing Nazis, but he also gives attention to how going to the movies is a life-changing experience.
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JERUSALEM — For many Israelis, the horrifying images of a truck plowing through crowds for more than a mile in the French resort town of Nice struck a macabrely familiar chord.
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It can impact anyone from farmers plowing land and families seeking to build their dream homes to cities and counties trying to build public safety ditches to help prevent flooding.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, claiming Duarte's plowing created furrows that were mini-uplands and "small mountain ranges," went after him for improperly converting a wetland into an upland.
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Glyphosate's worldwide success is linked to its low cost; farmers can kill weeds by spraying the chemical on their fields instead of plowing the soil several times to remove weeds.
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That's obvious when you think about it — but most of us don't stop and think about it when we find ourselves plowing through a family-size bag of corn chips.
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That is, they're plowing money into recruiting drivers and riders — spinning the flywheel, as one Uber exec told me a while back — to fully stock up on supply and demand.
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Season 4 of "Schitt's Creek" came to Netflix this weekend and in plowing through the episodes I was reminded of how much I love this sweet and salty Canadian show.
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I spend nearly the whole day outside chopping firewood for our house (we live off the grid), maintaining trails, plowing, going on walks with our dogs, snowshoeing, skiing, winter biking.
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Meanwhile, the SEC was exploiting its home states' booms in population and in football prospects and plowing unprecedented cable television revenue into higher coaching salaries, bigger stadiums and better facilities.
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In a 2011 interview with The Chicago Tribune, he recalled learning the blues by hearing his uncles singing "while working and plowing and picking cotton and pulling corn" in Mississippi.
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The city's Department of Sanitation had performed miracles plowing roads in the past, but did not have good access to the roads because they were clogged with vehicles, he said.
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"At this point, with very strong yields and the fact they were so cheap for so long, the market is really just plowing on a mean reversion basis," said Schlossberg.
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"At the end, it took bulldozers plowing ISIS fighters under the rubble as Iraqi infantrymen advanced, shooting and throwing grenades," General Townsend said, using another name for the Islamic State.
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Until Thursday, Spain had been spared from the recent wave of terrorist attacks in Europe — many involving vehicles plowing into crowds — claimed by extremists in France, Germany, Britain and elsewhere.
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Michael R. Bloomberg has already spent more money on a presidential campaign than anyone else in history, plowing $338.7 million into traditional media, according to Advertising Analytics, a tracking firm.
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The footage shows three cars plowing into a group of pedestrians, with one of the vehicles pushing the other two deeper into the crowd before backing up into more people.
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In the mornings, he attended a school nearby, and then supervisors took him and the other recruits to do hard labor at commercial farms, digging and plowing for no pay.
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If it abandons that role under Mr. Trump and the Republican-led Congress, there will be little to stop Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Iran and North Korea from plowing ahead.
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Instead, I think the company has a long-term plan to stay out of the war for consumers' attention — and is actually moving away from plowing everything through our iPhones.
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As television viewers continued their migration to the web, big TV companies like NBCUniversal, Turner Broadcasting and Discovery Communications followed them, plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into digital companies.
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The Hindu nationalist government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi decreed in May that markets could sell cattle only for agricultural purposes, including for use in plowing fields and dairy production.
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But businesses are plowing ahead and preparing for the possibility that the country crashes out of the bloc without an agreement at the end of March — a no-deal Brexit.
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After an Uzbek immigrant was arrested on suspicion of plowing a truck into a bicycle path in Lower Manhattan in October, killing eight people, the president seized on the episode.
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"Whatever a campaign may think it gains by plowing forward is erased by a story suggesting they are politicizing 9/11," said Josh Holmes, former chief of staff to Sen.
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However, while winter storms can cause a delay or two, most cities known for snow also have effective plowing systems and residents who are comfortable tromping around in winter boots.
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More broadly, though the state legislature obviously can (and probably should) appropriate more money for snow plowing, now that the state has less idle labor, this money still comes from somewhere.
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The Caledonian Sky — operated by British tourism company Noble Caledonia — found itself caught in a low tide before plowing into the reefs located along the Indonesian island chain of Raja Ampat.
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Plowing through entire communities and leaving dozens of people dead in its path, the massive blaze known as the Camp fire spread too quickly for many to escape its devastating wrath.
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In March, an attacker on London's Westminster Bridge was reported to have sent encrypted messages moments before plowing his car into pedestrians, killing four people, and fatally stabbing a police officer.
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Often, the difference between those entrepreneurs who have made it and those who haven't is the willingness to keep trying, to keep plowing ahead and to not become discouraged. 24. 26.
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Behind a Pittsburgh line that plainly bullied Washington's front, Williams worked for the most part up the middle, padding along for a moment or two before plowing forward for six yards.
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As Uber slims down and scales back its self-driving program in the wake of a fatal crash in Arizona earlier this year, Lyft is plowing ahead with its own project.
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According to authorities, a pickup truck slammed into a school bus several blocks from the World Trade Center memorial after plowing down people on a bike path along the Hudson River.
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Their crimes are different for sure, but both committed monstrous acts ... you know what James Alex Fields did -- killing 1 and injuring 19 by plowing into them during the weekend rally.
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Families were eating a relaxed weekend lunch at the Surf and Turf Lodge when suddenly there was a loud boom and the splintering crash of a vehicle plowing into the restaurant.
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Eliasson works full-time as an engineer and part-time running Settembre Cellars, plowing much of her savings into the nine-year-old winery, which she founded with her husband, Blake.
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She's already given up plowing three-quarters of her farm, to avoid greater losses, she said, though she has allowed a friend to try her luck farming a four-hectare section.
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The threat of jihadists will remain a significant problem in the West, where the idea of ISIS has often been enough to compel deranged individuals into plowing cars into innocent civilians.
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Foreign investors are also plowing money into China's big-caps, with the CSOP FTSE A50, the biggest yuan-denominated China-focused exchange-traded fund in Hong Kong, seeing money inflows recently.
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In addition to plowing ahead in his hawkish stance against Iran, he's also cracking down on extremist clerics in the kingdom in a way no Saudi leader has ever even tried.
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But the documentary spends so much time plowing old ground that it takes only a glancing look at what is being done to determine which of these viruses might threaten humans.
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My parents were among the founding members of the kibbutz, and they participated in the laying of the foundation stone and the plowing of the first furrow, in my mother's words.
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A video posted to social media on Monday showed the charter bus plowing through an intersection in Flushing and slamming into the city bus that had just turned onto Northern Boulevard.
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Lured in 2016 by government incentives and European Union loans, it invested €30 million in a vast aerospace park where bulldozers are plowing fields to make way for roads and businesses.
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But Senate Democrats say the chamber has cast aside Senate tradition by plowing ahead with circuit court nominations even if one or both senators from the nominee's home state are opposed.
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When they visited rural public schools, they saw an unworkable system: lone teachers lecturing students across multiple grade levels in turn, plowing through textbooks even as few students understood the material.
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But there's no concrete reason to believe that Chinese companies have halted or reversed their plans, or that officials are any less interested in plowing money into its state-owned enterprises.
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Mr. Cuomo has been talking a lot about Robert Moses lately, the master builder of 20th century New York who was known for plowing over anyone who stood in his way.
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Whereas Facebook and YouTube are plowing money into buying original content for their video platforms, Mr. Systrom said Instagram had no such plans, because it wants to remain "neutral" for creators.
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The world's largest oil exporter is embarking, under Prince Mohammed bin Salman, on an ambitious effort to diversify its economy and reinvigorate growth, in part by plowing money into renewable energy.
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Congress is plowing forward with its various investigations into Russian interference in the election and links to President Trump's campaign even as a special counsel begins to run the federal probe.
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We've also discovered that reducing the amount of plowing and tilling of the soil ("conservation tillage") slows the microbial breakdown of organic matter that leads to carbon dioxide emissions from soils.
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The kingdom is also plowing on with its $500 billion plan to build a futuristic mega-city 33 times the size of New York in a desert near the Red Sea.
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Several states are plowing ahead with efforts to give more people access to retirement savings accounts, even as the federal government shuts down a program that aimed to do the same.
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Instead, politicians who support the goal are plowing ahead with legislation that even they don't really support — setting up unnecessary intraparty fights and not really laying the groundwork for policy success.
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The group then takes off – their arms loaded with the pilfered goods — dashing past a crowd of frightened young girls and plowing into a burly customer who tries to block their escape.
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With this latest one, it looks as though Scribd wants those million readers to spend more time reading the right books, rather than plowing through a couple of chapters and giving up.
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Elizabeth Sines, the lead plaintiff, who was a law student in 2017, witnessed both the march, with its racist chants, and the car plowing into the crowd of counterprotesters the next day.
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After some heavy rain, early snow and hail, he parked his tractor and other equipment in the shed for the winter as there was little benefit to plowing through a sloppy field.
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Thursday night, Tucker, 42, and wife Heidi Nunes-Tucker, 40, were in the popular Las Ramblas area of Barcelona, enjoying drinks in an outside restaurant before a van began plowing through pedestrians.
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Once installed, the Data Saver extension will keep track of which sites are plowing through the most data — and also detail how much of that you've saved by keeping it switched on.
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The arrest comes one month before the first anniversary of an attack in Berlin by a failed Tunisian asylum seeker who killed 12 people by plowing a truck into a Christmas market.
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Television footage showed the van plowing into a throng of protesters outside the United States Embassy in Manila as police officers in riot gear roughed up a group of mostly student activists.
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House and Senate ideas for cutting taxes on individuals are not ready for prime time, but GOP lawmakers are plowing forward anyway because of politics, Republican Judd Gregg told CNBC on Friday.
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Under Chief Executive Ho Ching, the wife of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, it has become a global investor, plowing billions of dollars into startups and emerging markets in recent years.
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The Jeep Wrangler is a rugged SUV that bears a resemblance to military vehicles and has historically been meant for enthusiasts interested in plowing through giant mud puddles and crawling up boulders.
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Mourinho seems to have gone full Grand Theft Auto, deliberately plowing through crowds of Premier League footballers, a maniacal bus driver with a death wish and a five-star police wanted level.
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That's why you see Kroger and Amazon and other grocery store chains plowing down rows of [goods] and installing warm counters with warm food and you're seeing grocery chains focus on delivery.
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Some Americans want to believe that unconscionable behavior — like marching in the name of racial hatred or plowing a car into a crowd of civilians — is an ungraspable blow to all Americans.
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In Brooklyn, residents in a school district that includes the neighborhoods of Park Slope, Cobble Hill, Red Hook and Sunset Park are plowing forward with a plan to desegregate their middle schools.
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Despite all the recent retrospection, "Just Like Moby Dick" finds Terry still plowing forward, finding new ways to marry his personal memories to more universal concerns about looming catastrophe and societal decay.
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Ron Perlman was the driver of the out-of-control truck plowing through an indie movie set, injuring crew members and nearly setting the entire area ablaze ... and TMZ has the video.
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The idea behind no-till farming, he now explains to anyone who will listen, is that plowing the soil destroys its natural structure, causing it to lose its precious moisture and nutrients.
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He is currently plowing hundreds of millions of dollars of his own money into his presidential bid to support an advertising blitz and exploding campaign staff, and has surged in recent polls.
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We'll be hearing a lot about the idea of plowing taxpayer money into the economy as the damage — human and economic — from the coronavirus outbreak leads to a conversation about government bailouts.
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When he met to chat with the Carpetbagger, he was plowing through a full schedule of media interviews, and the Bagger was whooshed away after 50 minutes because another reporter had arrived.
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That's just in the US — but we also have to ask if other countries are plowing more land to grow cotton and wheat as we dedicate less land for those crops here.
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The driver accused of plowing a rental van into pedestrians was charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder at his first court appearance on Tuesday.
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The National Hurricane Center predicted that Florence's outer bands — and tropical-force winds — would begin to arrive Thursday morning, with the rest of the storm plowing through the area through the weekend.
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He&aposs plowing into a lot of this a lot of these preemptive leaks like in "The New York Times" because Nunes and others are on the tail of some of these folks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A growing number of investors are plowing money into commodities, seeking to diversify their holdings on gnawing concerns about a stock market correction as equities scale new highs almost daily.
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Operators are plowing $10 billion into mostly non-gaming, which has traditionally been hard to monetize, before their licenses expire in 2022 amid warnings new permits will be linked to efforts to diversify.
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But Netscout, a very very big internet company that keeps track of data flowing and watching anomalies and so they understood this had to be a much bigger film, with much deeper plowing.
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Launching with a marketplace for landscaping, snow plowing and other home care and repair services, Plowz & Mowz has raised $1.5 million from the Los Angeles-based startup studio Science and undisclosed angel investors.
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An object travelling at hypersonic speeds is going so fast that it generates enough heat, shock, and pressure to alter the basic chemistry (and therefore aerodynamic properties) of the air it's plowing through.
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A man has been accused of intentionally plowing his Jeep into a table where his family was sitting and eating inside a North Carolina restaurant, killing his daughter and his daughter-in-law.
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GROWING PAINS Discovery reported a 16 percent drop in headline earnings for the first half of its financial year after plowing a fifth of its earnings for the period into new business lines.
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Here's one snow-plowing robot, Roboplow, built by DIY makers: And here's a video of a custom-made snow-plow robot by SuperDroid Robots that costs $8,500: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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LONDON (Reuters) - German-owned discount supermarkets Aldi and Lidl are plowing ahead with a rapid expansion in Britain and are on course to grab more market share from the traditional big four players.
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More recently, big-money investors have been plowing so much cash into private companies that this need has all but disappeared for so-called "unicorns," private companies that have reached billion-dollar valuations.
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James Fields of Maumee, Ohio, is accused of plowing his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of counterprotesters during the August 2017 white nationalist gathering, killing Heyer and injuring several other people, police say.
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Buying chocolate at a supermarket these days is like navigating a Minecraft landscape: Plowing through thickets of a repetitive landscape, you are lured in random directions by visual cues that may be meaningless.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - AstraZeneca is plowing deeper into cancer immunotherapy through a wide-ranging deal with Innate Pharma, which includes the British group buying a 9.8 percent stake in the French biotech company.
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Russian oil giant Rosneft has quietly become the biggest investor in the Kurdish oil and gas industry, plowing as much as $4 billion into the region in just under a year, Reuters reported.
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Yeah, there will be the occasional Cody Eakin plowing over Henrik Lundqvist or David Pastrnak tearing through Dan Girardi, but those are isolated incidents when it comes to skilled players doing dumb things.
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Trump wimped out on condemning a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA that turned deadly when a white supremacist protester killed an anti-racist activist by plowing his car through a crowded street.
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The state's level of disaster amnesia was being tested Friday as Hurricane Matthew, after killing at least 330 people in Haiti, began plowing along Florida's densely developed east coast as a major hurricane.
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Yet investors have rewarded Amazon for plowing its profits back into growing its businesses, whether in online retail, cloud computing or, most recently, in grocery stores, with the acquisition of Whole Foods Market.
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Those memories paint a dark picture of the now-20-year-old charged with second-degree murder for plowing a car into a crowd of anti-Nazi protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday.
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For years, her life had been defined by coping, which she did by plowing energy into her job, as a pharmaceutical representative, and into raising her sons, who are now 7 and 11.
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In Melbourne, a tennis player collapsed in a coughing fit and retired from Australian Open qualifying as organizers faced a storm of criticism for plowing ahead with matches despite the hazardous air quality.
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While his press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, held a sign in the back of the room saying "one more question," Mr. Trump kept plowing ahead, taking one after another until he was satisfied.
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But because men and women tend to travel differently—men more likely to drive, women more inclined to walk or take public transit—the town's plowing schedule was not, in fact, gender neutral.
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King Norodom Sihamoni presided over the televised annual ritual in which two oxen are given offerings after plowing a field, marking the start of the rice-growing season in the Southeast Asian country.
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Investigators say Zhukovskyy was driving erratically and crossed a double yellow line in Randolph before plowing into members of the Jarheads Motorcycle Club, killing seven of them, including some Marines veterans and their spouses.
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The Category 2 hurricane, while losing some of its wind speed, left more than 1 million people without power in Florida as it spent the day plowing north just off the state's east coast.
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BESSEMER CITY, N.C. – Families were eating a relaxed weekend lunch at the Surf and Turf Lodge when suddenly there was a loud boom and the splintering crash of a vehicle plowing into the restaurant.
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These GIFs Will Help You Relax, Stat While experts used to give tips on how to improve multi-tasking skills, that approach to plowing through a to-do list is no longer in vogue.
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In a setback for meat and leather industries dominated by Muslims, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government had decreed that animal markets could only trade cattle for agricultural purposes, such as plowing and dairy production.
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Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association, was at a car dealership getting his vehicle inspected when he saw news reports of a car plowing into a group of counterprotesters.
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Parked out front, between the house and the family's paddy field, was a shiny red tractor that she helped her younger brother lease so he could start a business plowing fields for local farmers.
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Fields, 21, of Maumee, Ohio, is accused of plowing his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of counterprotesters during the August 2017 Unite the Right rally, killing Heyer and injuring several other people, police say.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - When Yuri Ganus settled into his new office last year as the director of RUSADA, Russia's suspended anti-doping agency, he hung a picture of an icebreaker plowing through blocks of ice.
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Despite the tepid response so far to WeWork's IPO, which could see the company go public at less than half its current $47 billion valuation, the company is currently plowing ahead with the offering.
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Fans of Iceage's stumbling, disordered post-punk can count themselves lucky today, as the band make a return with "Catch It," their first new single since 2014's Plowing Into the Field of Love.
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The city leaders are also posting "no wake" signs — not on canals but on the streets, to stop trucks from plowing through the water so fast as to send waves crashing into nearby homes.
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Instead of plowing more money into highways, as it typically does, this time the US could fund clean infrastructure: long-distance power transmission lines, carbon capture facilities, universal broadband internet, and buildings, buildings, buildings.
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That's part of the unusual immediacy of this production, the schoolgirls making the characters we know from "Macbeth" legible in new ways — and plowing ahead with their performance even when the heavens open up.
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This time it was here at the Australian Open on a warm Friday night, Gauff plowing easily past No. 215-seeded Naomi Osaka on the very court where Osaka won the title last year.
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Plowing an extra $200 billion in federal assistance to Medicaid expansion states could shore up any funding shortfall in case traditional Medicaid funding, the long-term innovation fund and the tax credits prove inadequate.
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In an effort to maintain the soil's lightness, Château le Puy now uses four horses for plowing about a third of its vines instead of heavy tractors, which can compress and harden the earth.
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Walmart has been plowing money into its online business to try to keep pace with Amazon, which has muscled its way into the brick-and-mortar grocery business with its acquisition of Whole Foods.
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Valls' Socialist government is under fire for not doing enough to prevent a 31-year-old Tunisian plowing his rented truck through a crowd of revelers on a Nice beachfront boulevard, killing 84 people.
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In the decade since that seismic, once-in-a generation upheaval, Dimon has pressed his advantages, winning a top market share in most businesses he competes in and plowing billions of dollars into technology.
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German authorities say that they are unsure if the man they've arrested on suspicion of plowing a truck through a popular outdoor Christmas market in Berlin Monday night is the perpetrator of the act.
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That may allow for new competitors to spring up, or more likely, to pin incumbents like Amazon down towards forever plowing the lion's share of its profits into defensive investment in better technology and processes.
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The article also cited the attack in Nice in July, in which a man who authorities said was an ISIS supporter killed 86 people by plowing into a crowd with a truck on Bastille Day.
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These days, sites like Pornhub make splashy announcements about shooting porn in space or plowing streets overrun with snow, only to largely abandon these efforts as soon as the earned media value has run out.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors stampeded into U.S.-based stock funds that invest in Europe, plowing the second-largest amount on record into those products and the most in two years, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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The shame is that you would actually criticize somebody for showing up to work, plowing the streets, getting the trains running back on time when you've never been responsible for that in your entire life.
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Some 25 miles (40 km) to the east of town, the towering fence comes to an end and is replaced with a waist-high barrier that mainly serves to stop trucks plowing through the desert.
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Saipov is accused of killing eight people and injuring 11 others when he drove a rented Home Depot truck down a New York City bike lane, plowing into pedestrians, before slamming into a school bus.
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Last year, management at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago asked Mr. McGilligan to set up a hotel conference room full of cots so airport workers responsible for plowing runways could have a place to rest.
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The trailer finds her careening back down to Earth from what looks like a spaceship, plowing straight through the roof of a Blockbuster—which still exist, given that Captain Marvel is set in the 1990s.
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The planned capital-raising is the latest in a series by China's state-backed firms and comes as the country's landmark Belt and Road scheme has been plowing billions of dollars into global infrastructure projects.
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And Trump may also be plowing fertile ground on law and order even when he addresses voters who don't always agree with him, underlining the potency of using law and order as a political tool.
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Across the border in Tilaurakot, a Nepali-British team supported by Unesco has been plowing ahead with its own hypothesis: that an Indian-organized expedition in the late 1960s had simply stopped digging too early.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 603 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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What I've come to realize, after plowing through both sides' arguments, is that at heart, the corporations and their shareholders are presenting the Delaware Supreme Court with two different definitions of a federal securities claim.
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The driver accused of intentionally plowing his car into counter protesters and killing one woman during a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend has been denied bail, the Associated Press reported Monday.
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It wasn't the truck plowing into his support crew's van that rattled him, or the fever that left his teeth chattering into the night or even the severe desert sunburn that streaked his flesh pink.
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U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev eventually came to the logical conclusion that there were no winners in an arms competition and that plowing resources into ever-more sophisticated missiles was unsustainable.
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LISBON, Portugal — As Facebook faces increasing scrutiny from regulators worldwide, US attorneys general and among popular opinion over a long list of scandals, the company is still plowing ahead with its new financial services product.
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Upon returning to M.I.T., Mr. Houston decided to learn as much about business as he could, plowing through business books from a chair he set up on the roof of his fraternity, he has said.
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Like Anis Amri, the Tunisian suspected of killing 219 by plowing a truck through a Christmas market in Berlin last year, the latest Tunisian suspect, who was not identified, entered Germany as an asylum seeker.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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Meanwhile, companies like Uber have prospered while plowing past legal niceties such as taxi regulations, and Facebook — for all the bipartisan flak it's facing in Washington — saw its stock price surge 54 percent last year.
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Warren, during both the debate and the campaign event, skewered billionaire Mike Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, who has been plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into a bid for the Democratic nomination.
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"The business is great, especially at this time of the season," said Edwin Perez, the operator of a landscaping and snow plowing business in Springfield, Massachusetts, where 8.5 inches of snow was on the ground.
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Even in a Valley that worships productivity, he is an outlier, plowing through e-mails and meetings as if strapped to a time bomb, his unblinking stare speeding up colleagues until they sound like chipmunks.
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"The defendant, inspired by the ISIS terrorist organization and prepared to die for his cause, stole a vehicle with the intent of 'plowing it through a crowd full of people' at the National Harbor," prosecutors said.
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Joaquim Forn told the Onda Cero radio station that the suspects were driving an Audi 3 along the town's seaside promenade, when they began plowing people down with the vehicle once they reached a crowded area.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biggest banks are plowing ahead with plans to set up a new dispute resolution system for small firms wronged by lenders, despite opposition from lawmakers who say the planned remedies are too weak.
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Before he even left his driveway, he careened into a row of hedges, drove over a curb, and swerved into a fire hydrant before ultimately plowing into a neighbor's oak tree at 30 miles per hour.
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A place where racist intimidation and violence -- helmeted marchers carrying shields and clubs and semiautomatic weapons, a car plowing into a crowd of counterprotesters -- jarringly upended the world's perception of a serene and sophisticated college town.
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Instead of plowing money into the Trump campaign, Adelson - like his fellow top conservative backers, the billionaire industrialist Koch Brothers - will focus his efforts and donations on Senate and House of Representatives races, two sources said.
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Vandy running back Ke'Shawn Vaughn accounted for 41 yards on the ensuing possession, plowing over around right end from five yards out to give the Commodores a 7-3 lead after kicker Ryley Guay's point-after.
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South Korean electronics giant Samsung is plowing ahead with a range of updates to product lines in its mobile and connected home space and planning iterations on its devices — including some that haven't been released yet.
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A 20-year-old man said to have harbored Nazi sympathies was arrested on charges of plowing his car into protesters opposing the white nationalists, killing 32-year-old paralegal Heather Heyer and injuring 19 people.
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With $150 billion in assets traded across more than 20 million customers and 2017 revenue reported at $1 billion, it's plowing money back into a master plan to stay ahead in a much larger cryptocurrency economy.
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Twins Daniel and Danny Chavis have been plowing the way for marginalized voices in the music industry since they first signed a record deal with Capitol Records in 1989- who ended up shelving their entire album.
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Within days of the uprising, with so many escapees on the loose and fearing that Sobibor would be discovered, the Germans liquidated the camp, plowing it under and planting crops to disguise it as a farm.
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The cast — which also includes Nina Grollman, Tara Summers and Katie Beth Hall (as a little girl who looks a lot like Hilary) — exudes an easygoing smoothness even when plowing through the stoniest fields of metaphysics.
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This show's former hosts, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, are gone, but the Science Channel is plowing ahead with its popular showcase for explosions, fires and car crashes, all under the guise of debunking common beliefs.
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In the decade since that seismic, once-in-a-generation upheaval, Dimon has pressed his advantages, winning a top market share in areas from credit cards to bond trading and plowing billions of dollars into technology.
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TORONTO — The killing began on a busy lunchtime thoroughfare in Toronto on Monday when a white rental Ryder van ran over a pedestrian crossing the street — then mounted a sidewalk and began plowing into people indiscriminately.
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As of Friday evening, four other Democratic candidates had filed fundraising reports: billionaire Michael Bloomberg, who reported plowing $200 million of his own money into the campaign at the end of last year; former Massachusetts Gov.
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But Bloomberg's disastrous debate performance on Wednesday night will raise new questions about whether his strategy of plowing hundreds of millions of dollars into national television ads will be enough to compete with Sanders's organic support.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday the man who killed at least 84 people by plowing his truck through a crowd in Nice in all likelihood had ties to radical Islamist circles.
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Ms. Tlaib, responding to Ms. Pelosi's assertion that, absent bipartisan support, it was "just not worth it" to impeach the president, announced that she would be plowing ahead with an impeachment resolution to be filed soon.
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Western security chiefs have also said its loss of territory does not mean an end to the "lone-wolf" attacks with guns, knives or trucks plowing into civilians that its supporters have mounted around the world.
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Danny Scerpella, speaking over the din of shovels scraping asphalt as shovelers made their way down the block, said he was shocked by the absence of plowing two and a half days after the last snowflakes fell.
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"It was just like a fierce battle the whole time, plowing through 30-mile-per-hour headwinds and rain and dodging puddles," Chichester, a member of the New York running team the Dashing Whippets, told BuzzFeed News.
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That inability to generate alpha has played a large part in investors flocking to the exits from traditional, actively managed mutual funds and plowing money into passive exchange-traded funds, most of which track benchmarks like the .
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Out went traditional football tackling and in came a new rugby-style technique, in which a player comes in at an angle and twists or rolls his opponent to the turf rather than plowing straight through him.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - After plowing up and down New Zealand's Waikato River for thousands of hours together, London Olympic rowing champion Hamish Bond likens his partnership with Eric Murray in the men's pair to an eight-year marriage.
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Utilities have started plowing tens of billions of euros in investments into their grids, sparking a wave of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals and collaborations in the energy sector, with AI technology being one focus area.
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Volkswagen is wasting no time after last week's news that it was plowing $300 million into Uber competitor Gett, announcing a series of initiatives today aimed at putting VW in the burgeoning post-car-ownership "mobility" business.
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A pressing question lies at the heart of this exploration of pottery-making, yarn-spinning, hedge-pleaching, roof-thatching, plowing with oxen, and other traditional crafts: Was it wise of us to abandon skills honed over millennia?
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"Every consumer/customer can relate to potholes, especially in the north where snow and plowing erode the surfaces more aggressively," said Darren Tristano, CEO of CHD-Expert, a food marketing research firm, in an email to CNBC.
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Halle Berry's Hit and RunWhere: Intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Doheny Drive in West HollywoodHistory: Shortly after 2:30 AM on February 3, 2000, a white Chevy Blazer ran a red light before plowing into another car.
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Fifteen months after a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., devolved into stunning violence, the trial of the man accused of plowing his car into a crowd, killing one person and injuring several others, is finally underway.
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As any bored kid would do, he wanders off to explore something more interesting than down market home décor (though he's a little long in the tooth for playfully plowing through the racks the way he does).
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WASHINGTON — Night after night in Washington, you can find lobbyists and deep-pocketed donors plowing through chafing-dish chow at political fund-raisers held at the city's hot spots, like James Beard-awarded outposts and waterfront behemoths.
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The prospect of ferries plowing through the cove and idling at the dock could jeopardize the free kayaking lessons volunteers like Mr. Matten and Agnes Michalek, the chairwoman of the boathouse, have been providing to the public.
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This is the era of memes about the horrors of student loan debt and temp gig labor, about young people subsisting on GoFundMe campaigns and Seamless coupons, about plowing all your savings into brand-new digital currencies.
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While Girardi's charges were clawing their way to a split of their four-game series against the formidable Indians, the Boston Red Sox were plowing past the rebuilding Chicago White Sox, sweeping four games at Fenway Park.
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The liberal super PAC American Bridge is plowing millions of dollars into polling, research and campaign ads in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida to win back the rural working-class voters who went for Trump in 2016.
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I have always tried to keep on hand enough cash to cover at least two years of expenses in case the public stops being interested in my work, while plowing the rest into low-cost index funds.
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Putting one on a car would mean demanding it be able to keep working for a decade or more, over tens of thousands of miles, all while plowing through potholes and suffering through rain, snow, and hail.
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The resolution condemns "the racist violence and domestic terrorist attack" in Charlottesville, where a suspected white supremacist was accused of plowing a car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing one and injuring more than a dozen others.
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When SoftBank began plowing its $100 billion into Silicon Valley, it grew to dominate every Twitter debate or hushed conversation in tech's power corridors as either an articulation of Silicon Valley's hubris or of its sweeping ambition.
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Maria, the second major hurricane to savage the Caribbean this month and the most powerful to strike Puerto Rico in nearly a century, carved a path of destruction through the island after plowing ashore early on Wednesday.
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Decades earlier, when Klumpke moved with her mother and three sisters to Paris, Bonheur's "Plowing in the Nivernais" (225) caught the budding artist's eye in a museum, inspiring her to request permission to copy it in the galleries.
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Critics of the DNC's debate criteria argue it has skewed candidates' campaign priorities, forcing little-known contenders to spend heavily to convert potential supporters into donors -- rather than plowing money into building ground operations in early voting states.
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Republicans and other conservative groups have responded by plowing more than $250 million into attack ads against Ossoff, and throwing more than $211 million in dark money behind leading Republican candidate Karen Handel, Georgia's former secretary of state.
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RELATED - Sources: Russia tried to use Trump advisers to infiltrate campaign The Senate letter to Page is the latest sign that its Russia investigation is plowing ahead, now moving to the phase of calling in high-profile witnesses.
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Their role was initially described as helping with the company's investment portfolio, which observers assumed meant plowing profits from Berkshire's operating companies into stocks of outside companies, as Buffett and Munger have done to great effect for decades.
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In the Washington suburb of Arlington, Virginia, on Monday the main thoroughfare leading into Washington was clear but virtually empty as secondary roads were clogged by slush and partly blocked by huge mounds of snow created by plowing.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The man accused of deliberately plowing into Christmas shoppers on a busy street in the Australian city of Melbourne was charged on Saturday with 18 counts of attempted murder and one count of conduct endangering life.
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He is trying to upend the traditional super PAC model by plowing money into a hyper-targeted field program run out of 22016 offices nationwide, like the one he set up here in the district of Republican Rep.
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Instead, it served up apple-pie slices of Middle American prosperity and plenitude, bathed in a soft, golden light: a fishing boat heading out to sea, a farmer plowing his field, a family moving into a new house.
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"Before, you had popular stand-up comedians like Zhao Benshan, but it was often a very rural type of humor, with jokes about things like plowing fields and eating leeks," said Ms. Yu, the online community app executive.
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Rising commodity prices, cost cuts and global growth have improved their balance sheets, but most miners are not plowing money into mega-mines or big acquisitions - caution welcomed by investors burned by massive losses in the last downturn.
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There's a bit about satellites supplying real-time data to computer-driven tractors plowing immense mono-farms in Middle America; another about M-Pesa, a mobile-phone-based money-transfer system funding businesses in remote parts of Tanzania.
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Before I put the old house on the market, I had the job of plowing through multiple decades of gifts received, toys played with and left to languish, furniture passed down through the generations and child-rearing detritus.
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The 150-year-old investment bank is plowing money into new ventures including retail banking and corporate cash management to diversify from its traditional strengths in Wall Street trading, which has been mired in the industry's multiyear slowdown.
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As any pedestrian can attest, simply crossing the street is often a near-death experience, with trucks and taxis plowing through crowded crosswalks with no concern for those they are almost running down or worry about getting caught.
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The repeal is a win for some farmers and rural landowners who no longer need a permit to use pesticides and fertilizers that could run off into water or are restricted from some types of plowing and planting.
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General Electric shares fell below $21.5 per share for the first time since July 22011, 2009, on Wednesday, plowing a new low for the stock this year as investors appear concerned about the embattled industrial company's turnaround plan.
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"Particularly among the larger-cap companies, you're hearing this message of 'Trust us, we're focused on generating free cash flow and giving a portion of that back to shareholders instead of plowing it back into the field,"' Barrett said.
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"Particularly among the larger-cap companies, you're hearing this message of 'Trust us, we're focused on generating free cash flow and giving a portion of that back to shareholders instead of plowing it back into the field,'" Barrett said.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia — A white supremacist was found guilty of murder Friday for plowing his car through a crowd of anti-racist protesters during 2017's Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, and killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer.
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It was not clear, however, how Lopez's presence at home could materially weaken Maduro, who is plowing ahead with a plan to create a parliamentary superbody that will be able to rewrite the constitution and even dissolve state institutions.
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House GOP leaders told rank-and-file members Friday at a closed door meeting that they were plowing full speed ahead on the rest of the spending bills, the budget and tax reform when the House returns in September.
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Using the 360-degree function on YouTube, you can get a dog's eye view of plowing through the wintry terrain from the back of a car and even watch from the car as Loki races the vehicle on foot.
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The deadly encounter unfolded moments after Finicum sped away from law enforcement officers who had just taken the Bundy brothers into custody, then tried to run a police roadblock, plowing into a snowbank and narrowly missing an FBI agent.
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House investigators said they were plowing full speed ahead with their own inquiry -- one source noted that the appointment of a special counsel didn't matter much because Comey had not been providing House investigators much access to begin with.
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Tesla projects it will deliver a total of 50,000 new vehicles in second half of 2016, and plans to continue spending heavily, plowing $73 billion by the end of 2016 into projects like its Gigafactory and Model 3 production.
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For instance, the previous self-funding record-holder, tech executive Meg Whitman, lost her 2010 bid for California governor to Democrat Jerry Brown by nearly 13 percentage points, despite plowing $144 million of her own money into the race.
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The age of those bones indicates that the animals were used for plowing crops, rather than eaten, explained one of the paper's authors, Lidar Sapir-Hen, an archaeozoologist from the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History at Tel Aviv University.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After plowing billions into emerging market equities since October, investors have started to show signs of hesitation, but an uptick in earnings expectations should reassure those hoping to capitalize on stronger economic growth in the emerging world.
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In technology, China has embarked on a plan called "Made in China 903" that's plowing government funds and research into commercializing 10 strategic industries while creating regulations and swiping intellectual property from abroad to make them all grow faster.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A player collapsed in a coughing fit and retired from Australian Open qualifying on Tuesday as organizers faced a storm of criticism for plowing ahead with matches despite bushfire smoke plunging Melbourne's air quality to "hazardous" levels.
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Some of the party's most elite and influential donors, who spent the past eight years plowing cash into the party's coffers in hopes of accomplishing a sweeping conservative agenda and undoing Barack Obama's legislative accomplishments, are closing their wallets.
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Joshua James and Adam Platzner, realizing they were spending too much time plowing through multiple websites for their news, decided to create an app where they could get all the news they wanted, tailored to them, on one platform.
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Tanner Morgan replaced Annexstad and Minnesota took the kickoff to start the second half 75 yards in a little over a minute with Mohamed Ibrahim plowing in from the 1-yard line to cut the deficit to 28-15.
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If there's anything better than changing into pajamas, squeezing yourself between the crisp, slightly cold sheets of your bed, and plowing through an entire season of 90 Day Fiancé after a busy day, we have yet to experience it.
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Saipov was formally charged Wednesday for the eight killings and numerous injuries he inflicted by plowing a rented truck into a busy cycling path near One World Trade Center, the deadliest terror attack in New York City since Sep.
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A key difference is that under her leadership — to whatever extent an economic upturn improves the state's fiscal situation — a Guadagno administration would have a strong bias toward plowing the money into lower taxes rather than expanding public services.
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One minute we were peering underwater at the waves plowing fizzily into an island's limestone bank; the next, we were in open sea more than 100 feet deep, as if drifting through an indigo dome, with no bottom in sight.
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Even though the whole point of the feature is to help the driver avoid steering off the road or plowing into another car, I found myself too anxious to fully trust the semi-autonomous technology that was keeping me safe.
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Apple may have been the first to do a near edge-to-edge phone right (notch notwithstanding), but companies like Huawei, Xiaomi, and Oppo, and OnePlus are plowing forward with devices that are truly nearly all-screen and no bezel.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France should stop plowing large amounts of cash into a welfare system that fails to rescue the poor from poverty, President Emmanuel Macron said in a video clip released by his office that critics said showed he was uncaring.
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In the meantime, because the company continues to grow so quickly, it can boast one of the largest workforces in America while plowing its profits back into R&D, which, in turn, creates technology that will chip away at more jobs.
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Kulczyk Investments has recently forged a new strategy and company structure that envisages plowing 40 to 50 percent of his money into "passive" investments, taking minority stakes in large, dividend-paying blue chips, while the remainder targets "active" or riskier investments.
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But the reunion turned from joyful to dreadful when a suspected ISIS militant careened down one of the city&aposs bike paths in a rented pickup truck, plowing into city dwellers and tourists alike -- killing five of the Argentinian men.
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There is no reason to put a name on it, or to call either of them—the dog with the box top that keeps plowing into parked Hyundais and the woman chasing him—anything but what they are, which is blessed.
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What to watch: The military didn't face a Tiananmen or Tahrir Square moment and has not yet confronted the prospect of shooting on unarmed citizens (although cable news repeatedly replayed footage of a National Guard armored personal carrier plowing into protestors).
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Environmentalists question the benefits of corn-based ethanol and some carmakers argue it is better to focus on environment-friendly technologies, with many, such as Daimler AG and BMW Group plowing money into hybrid engines, fully electric vehicles and other technologies.
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Robert E. Lee, and by Saturday, the "Unite the Right" rally had turned into full blown chaos, with a car plowing into a group of anti-racist demonstrators, killing one, and a helicopter crashing nearby, killing two state police officers.
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A graphic video posted to Periscope (the crash starts around the 123:30 mark) shows a car plowing through a crowd of people, who appear to be anti-racist supporters, who'd been protesting the earlier planned Unite to Right rally.
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House GOP leaders told rank-and-file members Friday at a closed-door meeting that they were plowing full-speed ahead on the rest of the spending bills, the budget and tax reform when the House returns to work in September.
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"We have seen over 350 companies make positive announcements ... they all have a positive story to tell about how they are taking the tax savings and plowing it back into their business," Portman said at GKM Auto Parts on Friday.
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But the image of a journalist being hit by a train was especially troubling considering it was posted less than a week after 210-year-old Heather Heyer was killed by a vehicle plowing into a protest crowd in Charlottesville.
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Spending a summer wondering what the hell was inside the hatch after the end of Lost's first season may have imbued the eventual reveal with drama in 2005, but it's just a momentary blip if you're plowing through everything online.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Investors are plowing ever more into ethical funds to back their views on issues such as global warming and gender equality, but such investments can be confusingly similar to standard funds, except for higher fees and 'green halo' marketing.
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Yet they also had to keep their nations' home fronts running, moving into "men's" jobs, from smelting iron, to driving streetcars, to plowing fields -- as well as working to administer new public and private organizations in support of the war.
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When the majority began plowing ahead with the Graham-Cassidy bill, another controversial plan to radically overhaul the American health care system, Democrats began to lash out -- first and primarily at the GOP, but then, as its momentum grew, one another.
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GABORONE (Reuters) - Botswana is facing a food deficit after a drought slashed the acreage of planted crops by 75 percent in the just ended plowing season, after it suffered a severe El Nino-induced drought in the past two years.
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These digitization efforts have in part helped drive down the costs of serving consumers by $1 billion a quarter, even as the bank is plowing money into wide-scale upgrades to ATMs and bank branches, CEO Brian Moynihan said this summer.
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Fortnite maker Epic Games beefs up its Unreal game engine in new update And the company has been plowing that cash back into the community to support esports tournaments with a $100 million prize pool to support competitive Fortnite gamers.
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Over the next four months, the former New York mayor did just that, plowing more than a half billion dollars of his own fortune into television ads, and hundreds of millions more on building the biggest field operation of any campaign.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The man accused of plowing a rental van into pedestrians on a crowded Toronto sidewalk, killing 10 people in Canada's deadliest mass killing in decades, left a "cryptic message" on social media before his attack, police said on Tuesday.
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John D. Porcari, the interim executive director of the Gateway Program Development Corporation, who in January said the project would continue "plowing full-speed ahead" despite the threats of its demise, declined to comment before the budget negotiations were completed.
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Recipe: Skillet Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Blondies — Joe Yonan "Gentefied" — Tacos Last week, after plowing our way through "Chernobyl" and continuing to chip away at "The Americans," my girlfriend and I were craving something — anything — a little less anxiety inducing.
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But readers, on social media and in my inbox, have raised concerns about our decision to profile James Alex Fields Jr., the man accused of plowing his car into a crowd, killing a woman and injuring at least 19 other people.
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This means that, technically, moving soil around in a seasonal pond or drainage by plowing a farm is the same as dumping truckloads of dirt into the Hudson River — a practice for which a dredge and fill permit is understandably necessary.
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In a debate on Tuesday night that featured candidates repeatedly shouting over one another and plowing past their time limits, Sanders' opponents attacked the self-avowed democratic socialist, saying his nomination would cost Democrats the White House and control of Congress.
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That was May 18, the day a man drove his car onto sidewalks in Times Square, plowing into pedestrians, killing one young woman and critically injuring, among others, Jessica Williams, 19, a senior at Dunellen High School in New Jersey.
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If there's anything better than changing into sweatpants, squeezing yourself between the crisp, slightly cold sheets of your hotel bed, and plowing through a half-season of 90 Day Fiancé after a long-haul flight, I have yet to experience it.
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To get a perspective on the eye-popping scale of the expense, consider: The Wall Street titan is plowing more into that 60 seconds of airtime than the campaigns of the three leading Democratic candidates — former vice president Joe Biden, Sen.
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The negotiation provisions would lower spending by about $456 billion over a decade, but the bill calls for plowing about $358 billion into providing dental, vision and hearing coverage for Medicare enrollees, according to a Congressional Budget Office report released Tuesday.
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Japanese tech giant SoftBank has been plowing billions of dollars into tech companies, both public and privately held, in the last year -- so much so that one investor has questioned whether SoftBank is fueling a new valuation bubble in tech.
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China is offering vast incentives and plowing billions of dollars into the Western region of Xinjiang to build a textile industry, which will rely on CPEC road and rail links to export goods via Pakistan's Arabian sea port of Gwadar.
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The mother of the man accused of plowing his car into a group of counter-protesters at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday reportedly said she thought her son was going to an event associated with President Trump.
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The company has been plowing funds into automation and has said in the past that it would invest in a plant to build robots in Pennsylvania, indicating that new American jobs would probably be higher-end and limited in number.
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There's a lot you can't see at badger level, six inches above the ground (or under it), and so badgers rely on other senses; it's believed, for example, that they can hear the bristles of an earthworm plowing the dirt.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — For the second time in two weeks, the Rangers are plowing ahead without defenseman Ryan McDonagh, who was left with a bruised jaw and neck spasms — but no concussion — after Leo Komarov of the Toronto Maple Leafs elbowed him on Thursday.
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She said they were out enjoying drinks when the violence began, and Dan told KGO that his son and daughter-in-law were walking with their friend soon before the van began plowing through pedestrians, ultimately killing 13 and injuring scores more.
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Companies are already plowing ahead building quantum computers—you may have heard of the controversial D-Wave computer with two thousand qubits (this is far less powerful than scientists would want, and there's debate over whether it can outperform any classical computers).
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Rivals to Britain's biggest telecoms group have for years accused BT of using the division to its own benefit, plowing profits from the network into boosting BT's broadband and TV offerings - at the expense of smaller competitors, which also rely on the network.
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The president has sent conflicting signals on whether he thinks that Sayfullo Saipov, the Uzbek immigrant accused of plowing through bikers and pedestrians with a rental truck in Manhattan on Halloween, should be tried in the civilian justice system or military system.
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Sisters Micah and Tadrint Washington were driving home when James Alex Fields Jr. drove his car into a crowd of anti-racism protesters in Charlottesville on Saturday, also plowing into the back of their car, their attorney Tim Litzenburg told BuzzFeed News.
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LONDON, Sept 103 (Reuters) - Three new liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers capable of plowing through the Arctic ice have completed sea trials in recent weeks and are due to start operations at the Yamal LNG terminal in northern Russia, Reuters shipping data shows.
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Yesterday afternoon, he rented the Home Depot truck for two hours, although he had no intention of returning it, and after plowing down people on the bike path, his plan was then to continue on to the Brooklyn Bridge and further his attack.
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Their move from the hardcore and noise inflections of their earliest output, to the almost country-style touches on their last full-length record, 2014's Plowing Into the Field of Love, feels as natural and inevitable as the growth of a human.
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The Clinton Foundation was a problem you could see coming a mile away, back when the Times reported that Canadian mining magnates were plowing millions of dollars into the foundation even as they helped Rosatom purchase uranium interests in the United States.
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The deadly encounter unfolded moments after Finicum sped away from law enforcement officers who had just taken protest leaders Ammon and Ryan Bundy into custody, then tried to run a police roadblock, plowing into a snowbank and narrowly missing an FBI agent.
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Sisters Micah and Tadrint Washington were driving home when James Alex Fields Jr. drove his car into a crowd of anti-racism protesters in Charlottesville on Saturday, also plowing into the back of their car, their attorney, Tim Litzenburg, told BuzzFeed News.
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Despite the cruise ship that's now plowing through a melting Arctic, or the wildfires that have consumed parts of North America, and devastating drought that's stricken in East Africa, it can still be easy to ignore sometimes that our climate is rapidly changing.
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In 2004, she started Whole Child and began plowing all of her divorce settlement into the charity, which eventually launched a multi-year study – in partnership with Duke University's Global Health Institute and the Inter-American Development Bank – at six orphanages in Nicaragua.
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Their move from the hardcore and noise inflections of their earliest output, to the almost country-style touches on their last full-length record, 2014's Plowing Into the Field of Love, feels as natural and inevitable as the growth of a human.
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Another winter storm plowing east out of the Rocky Mountains could drop from 6 to 15 inches (15 to 38 cm) of snow on parts of South Dakota and Nebraska before weakening as it reaches the upper Midwest on Wednesday, Hurley said.
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"Scoring and then them answering right back — for us to get right back to our game, keep plowing away, keep creating in the offensive zone and keep playing good defensively shows how mentally tough this hockey team is," Pittsburgh defenseman Ian Cole said.
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On the subway home, I'll keep plowing through Martin Cruz Smith's new novel, "The Girl From Venice" (a love story, so sweet), then cook a big bowl of Mario Batali's penne all'arrabbiata for dinner, walk the dog, keep reading (it's pretty fun). Friday?
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A Toronto police officer who refused to shoot the man suspected of plowing a van into crowds of pedestrians on Monday, killing 10 people, was praised for restraint in the face of a suspect who claimed to have a gun.
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There are days I ache so badly, the only remedy beyond a proper plowing would be a curved and rusty piece of metal or broken glass to gouge out my hot center from mid-inner thigh all the way up to my larynx.
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"Investors are plowing money into South Korea which is coming to the fore in the global delivery market," said WECOOK CEO Andy Kim, adding he expects shared kitchen firms to use lessons learned in Korea and apply them to other Asian markets.
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"Investors are plowing money into South Korea which is coming to the fore in the global delivery market," said WECOOK CEO Andy Kim, adding he expects shared kitchen firms to use lessons learnt in Korea and apply them to other Asian markets.
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Doug Collins, the top-ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, criticized Nadler for plowing ahead with the contempt citation, calling the move "cynical" and "mean-spirited," and arguing that grand jury materials contained in the report must remain secret by law.
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The Uzbek immigrant was charged in federal court on Wednesday with acting in support of Islamic State by plowing a rented pickup truck down a popular riverside bike trail, crushing pedestrians and cyclists and injuring a dozen people in addition to those killed.
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In a worst-case scenario, they say, it would instead be torn from its moorings and sent barreling inland, plowing through buildings until it landed, steaming and dented and with two active reactors on board, well away from its source of coolant.
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And one of the things that's so alarming about the technological element of it is that they're plowing back all of these forms of technology into the People's Liberation Army at a breathtaking pace of modernization and expansion of their military capacity.
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I was voracious, plowing through cereal boxes and every book in the house, including my parents' and older brothers' reading, and checking out seven books a week from the library, going through children's novels at the rate of one a day for years.
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After introducing us to David, it takes viewers to salt ponds and yogurt factories, tracing the early confounding days of Crispr research, when scientists kept finding its weird genetic pattern in bacteria, rather than plowing headlong into the technology's most provocative potential uses.
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" Cheese was historically woman's "indoor" work while men were outside plowing the fields, as the New York City cheesemonger Anne Saxelby details in a useful "5 Minute History" last spring, in which she proclaimed that "The Future (And Past!) of Cheese Is Female.
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The thick posts stopped a sedan last week from plowing into dozens more pedestrians after a man, high on PCP, drove unimpeded through three blocks of city sidewalk, killing an 18-year-old woman and injuring 20 other people, the police said.
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Industry dynamics like investors plowing money into passive investments, rock-bottom customer fees, "mid-tier managers being squeezed,'" and operating in the late innings of a historically long bull market are all conditions that JPMorgan flagged as advantageous to M&A right now.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - After plowing about $2 billion into minority stakes in Indian e-commerce businesses over the past few years, Japan's SoftBank is upping the stakes, looking to play consolidator and take a more active role at a trio of leading start-ups.
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In June, a muslim girl from Sterling, Va., was murdered by a man who first went after her and a group of friends by plowing his vehicle onto a curb, where they were walking after attending an event at a local mosque.
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On Wednesday, Apple confirmed to BuzzFeed News that it had disabled Apple Pay support for a handful of websites that sold sweaters with Nazi logos, T-shirts emblazoned with the phrase "White Pride," and a bumper sticker showing a car plowing into stick figure demonstrators.
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As Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan focuses the Basel-based company on innovative medicines via acquisitions like this month's $8.7 billion takeover of U.S.-based AveXis, he is also plowing resources into digital technology in a bid to boost trial success, save time and cut costs.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - French authorities were trying to determine on Friday whether a Tunisian who killed at least 84 people by plowing a truck into Bastille Day crowds had acted alone or with accomplices, but said the attack bore the hallmarks of Islamist militants.
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I've proposed a plan to put Alaska on a sustainable path through further spending cuts, modest tax increases, and use of a fixed portion of our permanent fund earnings to support public services — like educating our children, plowing our roads and safeguarding our communities.
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Under the Obama rule, some farmers using land near water bodies were restricted from several types of land use, including plowing and planting, and would need permits from the EPA to use chemical fertilizers and pesticides that could run off into water on their property.
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The authorities said on Sunday that the Münster attacker, a 48-year-old German citizen who turned a gun on himself after plowing into people at sidewalk tables, did not appear to be linked to Islamist terrorism or to hold any other political convictions.
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Marty and his wife, Wendy (Laura Linney), hatch and abandon laundering schemes — plowing money into a strip club, a lakeside resort and an evangelical church — in a rat-a-tat fashion that provides lots of plot and supporting characters but isn't that interesting or convincing.
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Well, for the Most PartThe first public demonstration of anything resembling a hyperloop was in May 2016, when Hyperloop One (as it was then known) raced a 1,500-pound aluminum sled down a track at 300 mph before it stopped by plowing into a pile of sand.
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The 2015 regulation also limited farmers from certain types of plowing and planting certain crops on land near wetlands or streams, and mandated that farmers seek permits from the Environmental Protection Agency in order to use chemical pesticides and fertilizers that could run off into the water.
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Since the deadly terror attack Tuesday in New York City questions are being asked about what could have been done to stop 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov from plowing down pedestrians and cyclists on a bike path and what can be done to prevent a similar attack.
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About 20 protesters, including "Divergent" actress Shailene Woodley, were arrested October 10 in the same area "I am taking this action to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline from plowing up sacred sites that are here, near the Missouri River," activist Michael Bowersox said in a statement.
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If Beijing official Guo's calculations are anything to go by, that cost will be enormous: by October, the capital must convert boilers serving around 300,000 residents to run on gas or electricity rather than coal, and is plowing 10 billion yuan ($1.45 billion) into funding the switch.
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We've already overpumped the aquifers that lie beneath most of the world's breadbaskets; without the means to irrigate, we may encounter a repeat of the nineteen-thirties, when droughts and deep plowing led to the Dust Bowl—this time with no way of fixing the problem.
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The scene that unfolded in Brooklyn early on Saturday was a tragically familiar one in New York City: a driver losing control of his sport utility vehicle, mounting a sidewalk and plowing into a group of pedestrians, leaving one man dead and three other people seriously injured.
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Given Mr. Trump's talk of renouncing trade agreements and renegotiating the terms of American debt, investors are likely to take rising odds of his election as impetus to limit their exposure to risk, eschewing stock markets and plowing funds into the safest forms of government debt.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - As the worst drought in half a century delays rice planting in Cambodia, a pair of oxen on Tuesday delved into rice, corn and bean bowls at an annual plowing ceremony in an omen for good harvests for those crops in the year ahead.
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Bloomberg on Wednesday ended his bid -- after plowing more than half a billion dollars of his vast media and financial-data fortune into advertising and emerging from Super Tuesday's coast-to-coast contests notching only a single victory: American Samoa, a tiny US territory in the Pacific.
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Some economists see evidence that people are playing video games instead of going to work, logging on instead of getting it on, and plowing a growing share of their time, capital and natural resources into virtual products like social media, games and the latest fad: virtual currencies.
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Their relationship with her, with each other and with the unbelieving neighbors pulls you into a world that for all its strangeness is rendered so realistically — the washing of dishes, the stacking of firewood, the difficulty of plowing during mud season — that you trust Ivey's voice.
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The Interior Department said attractions like the Grand Canyon and the World War II Memorial on the National Mall would be open to visitors, though the National Park Service will close its offices and no longer provide services like cleaning restrooms, collecting trash and plowing roads.
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In Mr. Martin's case, the speedy driver braked in time, but his scenario is the most common one, officials say: Vehicles zoom up behind the much slower buggies and rear-end them, often plowing right through the lightweight fiberglass or wooden coach and into the horse.
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Unresolved, too, was a belief by many of Mr. Finicum's followers that those two shots may have pushed him to the brink of desperation, fired just as his truck was plowing into the snow, and convincing him that he had to come out ready to shoot back.
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And then there always came a time when Happy Hooligan in his rusted green automobile Came plowing down the course, just to make sure everything was O.K., Only by that time we were in another chapter and confused About how to receive this latest piece of information.
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Enforcement of the system will rely mainly on officials plowing through Airbnb listings to search for unlicensed operators, although officials acknowledged in a policy document accompanying the regulations that "this is an imperfect approach" as it may be difficult to coordinate the listings with license data.
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Mr. Scalise, who can be seen after House votes cheerfully plowing through the Capitol like a bobcat on the hunt for his next meal, is popular among his colleagues, who say he refrains from the sort of hardball tactics that whips sometimes use to wring out votes.
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In 1815, the fastest that people could travel was at a horse's gallop; by 1914, Europeans were thundering across the countryside on steam-powered trains, plowing the oceans on great liners or zipping to work on bicycles and — in the larger cities — on trams and underground trains.
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And the Nevada Democrat has mostly kept her head down in her two years in the Senate, shying away from taking the lead on messaging for the party but quietly plowing into the behind-the-scenes political work that helped ready her for her new gig.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (Reuters) - A photojournalist who took a Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of the car plowing into a crowd of counterprotesters during a white nationalist rally in Virginia last year said in court on Friday that no image in the series showed its brake lights on.
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Uber is already plowing significant resources into its own autonomous driving research, but it looks like Lyft will outsource this technology to GM. Google, the leader in autonomous driving tech, has also held talks with multiple carmakers about partnerships, including, reportedly, a big one with Ford.
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And the White House is plowing ahead to help House leadership sell this bill to the full Republican caucus, attending daily leadership meetings and "war room" meetings on the Hill, while also reaching out directly to members and outside advocacy groups that have taken issue with the House bill.
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For now, Qualcomm is plowing ahead with LTE-U in components like the X16 modem and its flagship Snapdragon 820 chip, which will begin to arrive in smartphones early this year (look for it to feature prominently at this year's Mobile World Congress at the end of February).
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Plowing through three martinis and an overpriced steak at an upscale Midtown Manhattan restaurant on a Wednesday afternoon, all on the company dime and under the vague guise that I'm sourcing up, entertaining clients, or maybe just brainstorming ways to save the world with my remarkably drunk boss.
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Photography prizes went to Reuters, for images of the violence in Myanmar, and to Ryan Kelly of The Daily Progress in Charlottesville, Va., who captured an image of a car plowing into a group of protesters at a rally that led to a national outcry over white supremacism.
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The man accused of plowing into New York pedestrians Tuesday had a printout of an ISIS flag in his car and left behind handwritten notes pledging his loyalty to the Islamic State, as a clearer picture emerged Wednesday morning of Sayfullo Saipov&aposs alleged links to the terror group.
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What you wouldn't do is what the Better Care Reconciliation Act does: offer people making below-poverty wages insurance plans with $6,000 deductibles — insurance that is too expensive for them to actually use — while plowing the savings into a large capital gains tax cut for the richest Americans.
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Deeper in his catalog, Wayne was plowing through weird Auto-Tune experiments, letting the effect drench his vocals in a syrupy haze, his interests lying as much in pushing the technology to create weirder and weirder sounds as they once had in dropping the most tightly crafted bars.
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The New York attacker, 85033-year-old Sayfullo Saipov, a so-called ISIS loyalist, had hoped to kill scores of people by plowing his rented truck into a bike path along the West Side Highway and then, according to reports, targeting pedestrians and motorists on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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For your first few goes, you'll struggle to avoid plowing through at least some of them, and their simple sprites will immediately fragment into bloody chunks: a hind leg disappearing off the top of the screen here, a head bouncing off the bonnet of your ramshackle station wagon there.
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Racial conservatives in the South and working-class districts in the North were there for the picking, but aligning with outright racists like George Wallace was a dead end; he had an intense following, but he offended moderate voters, especially the millions of whites plowing into America's postwar suburbs.
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Congressional Republicans who spent years insisting that "dynamic scoring" would capture the deficit-reducing power of tax cuts are now plowing ahead with a bill so fast that they don't have time to get one done, because it turns out they can't be bothered to meet their own targets.
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It's been less than 24 hours since a truck driver killed eight people by intentionally plowing into pedestrians and cyclists near the World Trade Center, but a political scapegoat for what officials are calling the deadliest terror attack in New York since 9/11 has already been found.
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After plowing a path of destruction through the Caribbean and forcing hundreds of thousands to flee in one of the largest evacuations in American history, Hurricane Irma began to maul southern Florida on Saturday and was poised to howl up its west coast Sunday with deadly force and fury.
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The movie flickers back to life like a Terminator, plowing onward for another twenty minutes or more, and the sense of suspended animation is snapped; everything that has hitherto been hinted at—the will to rebel, a deep resentment of the state, the furies of disenfranchised youth—now erupts.
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Most in the crowd of about 400 people leapt to their feet and applauded when Ms. Slotkin — plowing through her prepared statement as her pleas for civility were ignored — announced her intention to vote "yes" on Wednesday when the House holds historic votes on two articles of impeachment.
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Other groups working to change the complexion of the midterm electorate include PowerPAC Georgia, a group affiliated with San Francisco lawyer and veteran Democratic strategist Steve Phillips, which is plowing in $22020 million to help turn out 26,24 infrequent African-American voters who live outside the metro Atlanta area.
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WITH A BOND YOU GET IT ALL OUT IN INTEREST, YOU GET YOUR 3% OR WHATEVER IT IS AND THAT'S WHAT YOU HAVE WITH STOCKS MAYBE A 3% DIVIDEND BUT THEY'RE PLOWING MONEY BACK OR REPURCHASING SHARES OR DOING SOMETHING, AND OVER TIME, THAT JUST MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE.
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This is one of several times in "On Drinking" that Bukowski talks about plowing around hammered in a car, yet every episode carefully avoids any sense of the possible horrific consequences for other people and returns us instead to the comfortable presence of that charming rogue, Charles Bukowski.
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So Bannon's discussion of Charlottesville is couched in the now-familiar images of young white men marching with tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us," as well as the footage of a car plowing through a crowd of counter-protesters, injuring many and killing one woman, Heather Heyer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Uzbek immigrant accused of plowing a truck down a New York City bike path, killing eight people, told investigators he had been inspired by watching Islamic State videos and began planning the attack a year ago, according to a criminal complaint filed against him on Wednesday.
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These devices, described in more detail recently in the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory's Volcano Watch blog, were two of 40 dropped by the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1935 in an attempt to stop lava from plowing into Hilo, the most populous town on the island of Hawaii.
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Finalists Mark Fiore, freelance cartoonist | Mike Thompson of The Detroit Free Press Breaking News Photography Mr. Kelly, 31, was recognized for his swift and precise work during a white nationalist rally in August in Charlottesville, Va., where he photographed a car plowing through a crowd of people protesting the gathering.
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He denounced a Latino Victory Fund ad that depicted a pickup truck bearing a Confederate flag plowing into a group of children of color, causing the Howard Dean-founded progressive group Democracy for America to unendorse Northam on Tuessday, and the Bernie Sanders-affiliated group Our Revolution to denounce him.
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In response to questions from reporters, Mr. Trump on Wednesday had said he would be open to transferring Sayfullo Saipov, the immigrant from Uzbekistan charged with plowing a pickup truck into passers-by in Manhattan and killing eight people, from the civilian justice system to the military system at Guantánamo.
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But will former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE leave a mark on the race after plowing hundreds of millions into a national ad campaign?
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The smart path forward is for Pruitt to fully answer all questions, atone for any mistakes, implement transparent systems to prevent even the appearance of ethical impropriety and continue plowing forward with the good job he's done in taming one of the most out-of-control, anti-growth bureaucracies in Washington.
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With the exception of a one-point loss to Georgia — the No. 1 team in the CFP rankings — Notre Dame has been plowing through its schedule thanks to Heisman hopeful Josh Adams and a powerful ground attack that has almost 1,000 more yards rushing this year than all of last season.
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On top of those plays, Mahomes showed some toughness on the drive, stepping out of the way of a sack attempt and racing for a 9-yard gain, plowing into Patrick Chung at the end of the play, and then picking up a first down on a sneak up the middle.
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The more serious risk to backing away from the Midwest, Democrats here and elsewhere say, is that the party could endanger its newly won House majority and all but concede a long-term Republican majority in the Senate by not plowing top-of-the-ticket resources across the Great Lakes region.
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There's a lot going on out my window: joggers on the promenade, barges plowing the East River, choppers landing on the prow of Manhattan, planes nosing down into Newark Airport, cars on the first traffic-free stretch of F.D.R. Drive where hope surges only to collide with reality at a bottleneck.
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That said, the agents are plowing some of the same ground that they covered in the original series (stolen babies and evil parents from Season 6's "Terms of Endearment"; alien-hybrids from Season 2's "End Game"; auditory hallucinations from Season 4's "Never Again"; eugenics from Season 1's "Eve").
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Unite the Right, the "alt-right" rally in Charlottesville that attracted the largest contingent of white supremacists in recent American history—and culminated, police say, in Bloom's son plowing his Dodge Challenger into a line of counter-protesters, killing Heather Heyer and injuring 19 others—had everything to do with President Donald Trump.
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The German government is greatly increasing the budgets of both its domestic and foreign agencies, and plowing much of the increased money into wider and closer surveillance of communications – a move that sparked sharp debate in a country still sensitive to accusations of secret service power, but usually obtaining wide public support.
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After plowing his Home Depot rental truck down a bike path along the Hudson River that teemed with pedestrians and cyclists and crashing into a school bus, the complaint said, he jumped out of the truck, yelled "Allahu akbar" (Arabic for "God is great") and waved a paintball gun and a pellet gun.
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Under a wall of billboards and bright advertisements in Times Square, he waited for traffic to pass and then made a U-turn before accelerating and plowing through three and a half blocks of sidewalk crowds, killing an 2500-year-old woman, Alyssa Elsman, and hurting 211 other people, the police said.
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From his empty-box tax scam to money laundering at his casinos to racial discrimination in his apartments to Federal Trade Commission violations for his stock purchases to Securities and Exchange Commission violations for his financial reporting, Trump has spent his entire career breaking various laws, getting caught, and then essentially plowing ahead unharmed.
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The plan was called sectoring, an approach that would replace the city's pecking order of primary, secondary and tertiary roads with a two-tier system: Attack the most critical thoroughfares first, and then do the rest by assigned geographic sector, plowing each grid more or less as a Zamboni might cover an ice rink.
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For example, rather than trade third baseman Plouffe, a slightly above-average regular, to accommodate Sano, their future in the middle of the order, Minnesota went the other way and squeezed the hulking 23-year-old Sano into right field, where he maneuvers with all the grace of a Caterpillar plowing through a rock pile.
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Devoted to new works by Jordan Wolfson and Josh Smith, it features the latter's riffs on images of the grim reaper, and sculptures by the former that evoke some pre-digital computers, printed with photographs of difficult or painful subjects — including the car of James Alex Fields plowing into protesters in Charlottesville in August 2017.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "When Suspect Said 'Kill Me,' Officer Put Away His Gun" (news article, April 25): Constable Ken Lam, the Toronto police officer who got a van driver suspected of plowing down pedestrians to surrender without firing a shot, has certainly made us Torontonians proud during this difficult and tragic time.
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And from his empty-box tax scam to money laundering at his casinos to racial discrimination in his apartments to Federal Trade Commission violations for his stock purchases to Securities and Exchange Commission violations for his financial reporting, Trump has spent his entire career breaking various laws, getting caught, and then essentially plowing ahead unharmed.
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Under the Obama rule, farmers using land near streams and wetlands were restricted from doing certain kinds of plowing and planting certain crops, and would have been required to apply for permits from the Environmental Protection Agency in order to use chemical pesticides and fertilizers that could have run off into those water bodies.
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Democrats are now beginning to confront a very real scenario where the nomination — and the winnowing — will not be decided in states where campaigns have been plowing ground for more than a year, but in places and calendar dates so deep into primary season that until recently they've received almost no attention at all.
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From Trump's empty-box tax scam to money laundering at his casinos to racial discrimination in his apartments to Federal Trade Commission violations for his stock purchases to Securities and Exchange Commission violations for his financial reporting, he has spent his entire career breaking various laws, getting caught, and then essentially plowing ahead unharmed.
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Some officers shared memes that joked about plowing vehicles into crowds of protesters — not unlike the meme shared by the young neo-Nazi James Fields, who later drove his car into a crowd of protesters at the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville and killed 32-year-old Heather Heyer while injuring dozens of others.
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A day after an immigrant from Uzbekistan was arrested on suspicion of plowing a pickup truck along a crowded bicycle path in Manhattan, killing eight people, Mr. Trump denounced the American criminal justice system as 'a joke' and 'a laughingstock,' adding that he was open to sending 'this animal' instead to the American military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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" The site has been plowing its annual profits back into expansion for years... Pompeo's story has a preview of further expansions... >> Allbritton's comment about the state of VC-backed digital media: "Look, there are a lot of guys who took money at frothy valuations, and it's really hard to keep those numbers going and to keep them sustained.
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An Afghan refugee reportedly injured five people in an axe attack on a German train, a Syrian refugee's suicide bombing injured 85033 outside a German music festival, another Syrian refugee allegedly stabbed to death a woman and injured five, and a Tunisian refugee was blamed for killing 12 by plowing a truck into a German Christmas market.
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OPYTNOE POLE, Russia — Perched in the cabin of a clunky Russian tractor, Li Chengbin, a 235-year-old peasant farmer from China, drove round and round in ever widening circles, plowing a field to get it ready for planting — and rejoicing at the opportunities offered by untamed lands in the Russian Far East almost empty of people.
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A day after an immigrant from Uzbekistan was arrested on suspicion of plowing a pickup truck along a crowded bicycle path in Manhattan, killing eight people, Mr. Trump denounced the American criminal justice system as "a joke" and "a laughingstock," adding that he was open to sending "this animal" instead to the American military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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READ: Trump's response to the NYC attacks is everything ISIS wants It's been less than 22011 hours since a truck driver killed eight people by intentionally plowing into pedestrians and cyclists near the World Trade Center, but a political scapegoat for what officials are calling the deadliest terror attack in New York since 22002/22012 has already been found.
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The scale of the problems we continue to face from terrorism — like the strategic question of how to eradicate violent extremism over time or the tactical question of how to stop a van on a busy road from plowing down pedestrians on any given weekend night — will require coordinated diplomatic, intelligence, law enforcement, military and first responder efforts.
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What can be so exciting about books is watching authors end up far from where they began, carried forth by not knowing, wanting to know, then slowly knowing more, realizing what is still not known, plowing on, thinking, rethinking, going on a meandering intellectual journey that justifies you later going on a fractal of that journey with them.
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Some might try to delude themselves that the melee in Charlottesville was about something other than race, but in the instantly iconic photo of the maniac's Dodge Challenger plowing through the crowd, an African American man rolling off the trunk after being hit, makes the spectacle of bigotry overwhelm any parsing of the rally's motives and beliefs.
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Ali Farhan, a farmer and the mayor of Neptis, a tiny village about four miles from K-22003 and barely a mile from the launch site, said he happened to be outside talking to his brother about the next morning's plowing when he saw a truck coming from the southwest — territory friendly to the Islamic State.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The student who wounded 11 people this week at Ohio State University, plowing his car into a cluster of pedestrians and then slashing some of them with a butcher knife, may have been inspired by Anwar al-Awlaki, a Qaeda recruiter and propagandist, or by the Islamic State terrorist group, investigators said on Wednesday.
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Economists Have No Idea'You Can't Be Afraid of the Tech' Some economists see evidence that people are playing video games instead of going to work, logging on instead of getting it on, and plowing a growing share of their time, capital and natural resources into virtual products like social media, games and the latest fad: virtual currencies.
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