Early reports suggest a surge of water pushed one raft into another, causing the front raft to tip over and throw its occupants out.
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One installation — "The Raft of Lampedusa" — is an updated take on "The Raft of the Medusa," a Romantic painting by French artist Théodore Géricault.
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Part memoir, part clean-ocean manifesto, Junk Raft tells the story of Eriksen's own visit to the gyre, travelling on a raft made of throwaway plastics.
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He then hops a raft, crosses to Mexico, goes shopping to fill his store's shelves and heads back home on a raft piled high with purchases.
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As they crossed the Tigris, one of the metal cables pulling the raft snapped, and the raft capsized, dumping almost everyone into the water, according to eyewitness accounts.
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I have a picture in my office of a man on a raft, and the raft is divided into five sections, labeled Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft.
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"If you put a raft under that and combine the tent with the raft, we might have something really cool and we can rent it out on the river," he told Smith.
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Jordan Broderick was floating on a raft around 3 p.m.
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Take this pin of Pikachu floating around on a raft.
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Kapylehto also had an escort boat sailing by the raft.
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Do the Théodore Géricault, "The Raft of the Medusa" (1819).
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The raft allegedly hit speeds of up to 70 mph.
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Two adult women on the raft were also severely injured.
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Two boys stand on a banana raft in Assam, India.
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Politicians have blamed them for a raft of economic problems.
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The next raft of safety measures was rather more recent.
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Two sisters in the raft with him also were injured.
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It's a life raft with a slow leak at best.
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China is also releasing a raft of data this week.
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Layoffs have hit a raft of other digital media entrants.
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Now, there's a raft of data to prove him right.
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Visible through binoculars, a gray raft was packed with refugees.
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Markets also digested a raft of data out of Japan.
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There was little reaction to a raft of European data.
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The raft fell on top of the group, trapping them.
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Usada handed down a raft of penalties to Moorcones's customers.
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The White House on Friday released a raft of appointments.
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Among a raft of changes, Gündogan started again, alongside Fernandinho.
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Satellite view of the pumice raft on August 13, 2019.
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That's not the only reason Unnamed's pumice raft is welcome.
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Like most life raft stories, "Terra Firma" doesn't hold water.
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He paid $5 to be taken by raft into Mexico.
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A raft of injuries, or poor form, might take hold.
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Plus, a raft of major corporations are reporting their earnings.
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Some of the bodies were found inside the stricken raft.
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With Raft, there's much more of an emphasis on salvaging.
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A raft and the suitors of waste on her arm.
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The final area is a raft of stuff about personnel.
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Raft of the Medusa JAY-Z steps briefly in front of Théodore Géricault's extraordinary Raft of the Medusa (1818-1819) a painting based on the true events of a shipwreck involving sharks and cannibalism.
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What will we be served at the week's raft of parties?
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She clings to Lindsay as a life raft, but she's drowning.
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The latest improvements follow a raft of reforms announced last year.
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The book of Daniel was the life raft that I needed.
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All the rosé is gone by the time we raft up.
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He joined a raft of decisions limiting the right to vote.
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Locate you on a raft in the middle of the ocean?
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It was unclear how the raft came to be partially destroyed.
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This Ultimate Ears speaker floats in water, so no raft necessary.
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A raft of articles followed: Psychology Today kicked things into gear.
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Luckily, there are a raft of handy apps that can help.
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The GDP data added to a raft of upbeat economic news.
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The raft makes a huge splash when it hits the water.
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A raft of new players have added depth to the ensemble.
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Thierry Dubois was plucked from a life raft by a helicopter.
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A tree collapses on the raft, missing FitzGerald's head by inches.
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The raft covered an area a bit larger than San Francisco.
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A raft of new production policies and incentives emerged from Beijing.
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It was a good thing we didn't get into that raft.
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"They're down there between the raft and the dock," she explains.
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The raft for this ride seats four people in a row.
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Then the LIM kicks in, zipping the raft up another tunnel.
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After all, you're in a giant raft with five other people.
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But now Trump is drowning and he needs a life raft.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi also faces a raft of legal and regulatory challenges.
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Mr. Pintauro addressed the grim reality of AIDS in "Raft of the Medusa" (1991), whose title invoked the Théodore Géricault painting of the aftermath of a shipwreck, a raft full of the dead and the living.
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Stand down swan raft, your moment in the summer sun is over.
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When I saw the life raft, I did not see my Mom.
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Gillespie was endorsed by a raft of state and national Republican leaders.
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Two adult women riding with him in the raft were also injured.
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Team members race a bamboo raft across a lake near Jinggangshan, China.
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Team members race a bamboo raft across a lake near Jinggangshan, China.
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The rally has also benefited from a raft of robust economic data.
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I saw a photo of refugees on a raft in the Mediterranean.
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Wall Street had ended Thursday mixed after a raft of earnings reports.
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When I saw the life raft I did not see my mom.
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Libya's coastguard denied in a statement it abandoned the raft at sea.
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When I saw the life raft, I did not see my mom.
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"I can share with you a whole raft of anecdotes," Eshoo added.
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I'm an observer, looking up at a refugee raft in the Mediterranean.
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The country has already passed a raft of pension and tax reforms.
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The money collected, they crossed the river by raft in three trips.
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One set of levels even plays out as a river raft battle.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), over a raft of Obama-era environmental policy rollbacks.
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It also has a raft of bad loans in its banking sector.
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A raft of potential Democratic contenders will compete for their financial backing.
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By 2001, a raft of corruption allegations plagued the Plan Bolivar program.
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Stateside TV advertising for the game drew a raft of complaints—i.e.
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The deception spurred a raft of investigations and lawsuits across the globe.
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Mr. Kelly is now facing a raft of federal and state charges.
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"You can snorkel, hike and river raft in Bonito," Ms. Gillmore said.
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The drop from 20.6% growth in 2100 reflected a raft of challenges.
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Presently, though, ice began forming on their suits, and on the raft.
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President Donald Trump has announced a new raft of sanctions against Iran.
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Caleb Schwab started down it strapped into a raft with two women.
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Volunteers pulled the raft along carrying big steel or plastic water tubs.
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The new rule, one of a raft of changes introduced on Jan.
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They complied with the law by leaving with an inflatable life raft.
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That raft was plenty big, but Dion won't let you ruin this.
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"Our search area is prioritized on the life raft option," he said.
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The report cited a raft of agency oversight breakdowns regarding Wells Fargo.
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Scientists have long known that marine species raft across big bodies of water.
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It's a mixed bag in that you've seen a raft of pre-announcements.
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But far from unsolvable, as this week's raft of news will show you.
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In Europe, stocks edged up with a raft of company results in focus.
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I never know quite how to prepare for a night out with Raft.
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The startup is launching a raft of investment products for socially-conscious savers.
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London's FTSE 100 finished 0.1 percent up following a raft of U.K. earnings.
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He has issued a raft of subpoenas, including one to the governor himself.
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Then it happened — one of the soldiers saw a raft in the river.
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There's a work in this show called Untitled (Raft at Sea) (2016–17).
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Bloom landed squarely on the raft, sailing into the middle of the pool.
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They include Dota 2, Dota Underworlds and indie darlings FTL, Raft, and Subnautica.
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None of the justices seems to enjoy handling a raft of gerrymandering complaints.
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The year before, a raft of live streaming apps were in the crosshairs.
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Let's all cross our fingers that we don't get a raft of copycats.
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The raft that was holding him seconds before was in front of him.
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In the 2016 campaign, Clinton has fought for a raft of gun reforms.
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The name Hammocraft—a combination of hammock and raft—is fairly self-explanatory.
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Eleven days later the raft and the dog were found nine miles downriver.
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Once in a while I get on a raft and lie in there.
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A thick raft of toasted bread turns the small plate into something strapping.
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Searchers found an empty floating raft, and noticed the flares from a distance.
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The fourth raft was spotted and is expected to be removed later Monday.
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But Brooks' conservative bona fides will contend with a raft of recent controversies.
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ECB President Mario Draghi unveiled a raft of stimulus measures earlier this month.
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First, he assumes the square shape on the clue must be a raft.
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You can hog your bed like you're Kate Winslet on that damn raft.
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A raft reportedly carrying 120 migrants sank in the Mediterranean Sea on Friday.
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In its heyday, a raft of playboys, diplomats, journalists and businesspeople lived there.
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Some critics argued that the British attack deserved its own raft of sanctions.
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The tariff news largely offset a raft of disappointing China data for July.
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The seal had slunk under Álamo's inflatable raft moments before, the photographer said.
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Emmett: Just get a raft, get all four guitar players out on there.
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The newsroom actually handed over a raft of ideas to the Roy family!
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"You can raft the same Colorado River in Cataract Canyon," Mr. Lake said.
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He is their orange life raft in the middle of a blue ocean.
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In September, frustrated by a raft of global scandals, London revoked Uber's license.
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The raft is believed to be home to organisms like crabs and corals.
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Sanctions offer no useful response, since a raft of sanctions are already imposed.
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That will also be buffered by a raft of new hardware, Agarawala said.
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Investors also digested a raft of China data released as mainland markets closed.
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The low numbers likely reflect a raft of obstacles posed by state laws.
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The commercial division is dealing with a raft of issues beyond the Max.
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It was Mr. Lawler, who managed to work his way to the raft.
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After several attempts, he was able to drop right next to the raft.
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His pals cheer him up by building a raft they all fish from.
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"Pitt also made a "Titanic" joke: "Still, I would&aposve shared the raft.
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The regime justifies this raft of draconian legislation as required to fight terrorism.
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Devlin pleaded guilty to a raft of charges, including attempted murder and kidnapping.
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As his raft soared over the crest, Caleb was tossed toward the netting.
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His raft of proposals included privatizing some government operations and floating the currency.
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And when he picked up the draft of "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" in 2173, the raft was still afloat: He found a way forward by repairing Huck and Jim's raft after the steamship accident and continuing their journey down the Mississippi.
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She starts winding some big metal wheel on a wooden post, which draws a little raft on a chain up to the edge, and then does the same to a wheel on the raft to pull ourselves across the water.
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One summer, I was floating in the pool on a raft and thinking, If you take a raft and you shrink it, and you put it on your foot, would that help cushion the rear-to-forefoot-transition blow of running?
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In my theme park travels, I've seen some of the wacky propositions from those youthful drawings (like a raft ride that requires an elevator to get the raft to the top, or coasters with straight-down dives) become technological realities.
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Over recent years he has also taken stakes in a raft of other businesses.
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The coins were among the possessions he brought with him on the life raft.
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The slogan was a simple statement about trustworthiness, not a raft of fiddly policies.
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It's the one with the raft around it, and so we get on that.
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Saying "good morning" to your Echo could soon trigger a whole raft of commands.
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Economists said policymakers were likely to view the raft of soft data as temporary.
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We start, for example, in the Raft, Marvel's high-security prison for superpowered baddies.
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There are a raft of changes being driven through the upper echelons of Uber.
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Local news outlets report that an empty life raft was spotted in the debris.
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But there is a raft of problems with justifying greater regulation on these grounds.
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Notice when it's time to rely on yourself, and not the little life raft.
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And Pruitt has since resigned from leading the EPA following a raft of scandals.
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Car manufacturers have recently announced a raft of investments and tie-ups in China.
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The company has also seen a raft of executive departures over the past year.
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If you want to throw a raft party, first consider throwing it on land.
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With nowhere else to go Stephen sat on his raft and starved to death.
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Meanwhile, a raft of weak economic data around the world also stoked recession fears.
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A raft of executive departures has also marred the company's image under Lenovo's tenure.
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But the past week's outbreak of internecine brawling underlines a raft of unresolved tensions.
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And on a raft of issues, Lamb is solidly liberal: Conor Lamb campaigned:1.
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A raft of GOP retirements will make some House seats more difficult to defend.
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The Democrats have proposed a raft of smaller plans as well, such as Sen.
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A parade of corporate executives pledged a raft of new investment and job growth.
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In recent days, engineers were racing to finish an elaborate white-water raft ride.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether the people on the raft were doing anything wrong.
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And a raft of departures and endorsements afterward turned that win into rocket fuel.
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Our favorite part was that it was part of an exhibition titled The Raft.
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It could be a good weekend for duck ragù on a raft of polenta.
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The raft of picks could be parlayed into even more deals after this season.
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A few weeks later, they were on an overloaded raft on the Aegean Sea.
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During the six-month session, lawmakers approved a raft of legislation, large and small.
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A raft of performances is being prepared to honor his 75th birthday, in 2020.
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Both would double the standard deduction while eliminating a raft of deductions and credits.
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And G.E. faces a raft of competition from international rivals in all those areas.
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Camryn and I wrapped up our interview on the drifting raft in Second Life.
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They'll put 10 people on a raft that was meant to hold only four.
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The report joined a raft of other data, including housing starts and manufacturing production.
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More than a week later, Mr. Carman was rescued from a life raft — alone.
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They were rescued from a life raft by a Coast Guard helicopter, officials said.
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They've sought new testimony from a raft of former Obama administration Justice Department officials.
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Investors are encouraged by the first raft of strong bank earnings coming in today.
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A raft of tech industry leaders with Iranian heritage called on Graham to apologize.
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A raft of legal, technical and even cultural hurdles must first be dealt with.
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A helicopter crew arrived on scene and hoisted two survivors from a life raft.
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I dreamed once that I was with him when the raft began to sink.
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Rouhani signed a raft of deals when he traveled to France and Italy in January.
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The government has rolled out a raft of stimulus measures to help bolster the economy.
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Since its 2018 launch, Automobili Pininfarina has hired a raft of top-flight German engineers.
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Manafort was already on the hook for a raft of criminal charges lodged by Mueller.
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So Bart gets creative: he spots a pool inflatable, then uses it as a raft.
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We dine inside on one large raft of a table and I sit opposite Sloan.
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At home, the company is looking to add a raft of new services for customers.
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Rohingya refugees cross the Naf River with an improvised raft to reach Bangladesh on Nov.
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A raft of studies has suggested that triclosan has unintended effects beyond its antimicrobial properties.
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With December upon us, a raft of decent teams have just met their competitive end.
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When the ship is sinking no one is going to throw you a life raft.
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Also, the young ants, or brood, contributed by adjusting the workers' positions and raft shape.
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And the third one successfully landed on the same drone raft on May 10th, 2016.
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So in ageing Japan there is a raft of smash-hit books by aged authors.
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The group also lists a raft of sponsors on its website, including Chrome and Facebook.
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Fox brings to Disney a whole new raft of IP just waiting to be milked.
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This is the second raft of changes to the FICM business in as many months.
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He planned to float across in the raft, retrieve the box, and bring it back.
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This raft was seen by aircraft and satellite in an area with no known volcanoes.
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However, from the looks of the raft, it might be a long way from home.
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UPDATE: A number of people have asked a good question: how big is this raft?
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This is an example of a pumice raft that was eventually traced to its source.
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Barclays still faces a raft of problems that threaten to dent its numbers in future.
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Travelers to the American Northwest raft through rivers and deep valleys in Idaho and Oregon.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction after the ECB issued a raft of stimulus measures.
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Then, he assumes that Cole must know about the idol, because he uses the raft.
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And then you have the guy who made a raft out of a floating barricade.
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Grover has a can-do attitude and isn't going to eat our raft. So...Grover.
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Prosecutors submitted the motion to compel on Friday, which generated a raft of media reports.
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He fired off a raft of dissenting opinions, some that seemed to scold his colleagues.
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Turkey's relationship with Western allies has soured over a raft of issues in recent months.
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On the expenditure side, Karunanayake announced a raft of proposals to boost the education sector.
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Nobody wants five-inning starters and a raft of relievers to be the new normal.
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It envisages sweeping measures to combat both climate change and a raft of social ills.
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But the raft was pointed down the beach, so everyone jumped into cars or vans.
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Rocky Marciano met the Twins while visiting London in 1965 with the actor George Raft.
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The helmet was a synthetic pleasure raft, suffocating enough to afford a light erotic charge.
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Perhaps that is why a raft floats, suspended from the ceiling of the second gallery.
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"Our search area is prioritized on the life raft option," Guernsey Police said on Twitter.
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So far, the main complaint against the raft seems to be its strong plastic smell.
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Jerry Brown signed a raft of housing measures designed in part to speed up building.
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A raft of sports events globally have already been called off due to the coronavirus.
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The announcements follow a raft of similar efforts from some distilleries in the United States.
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A young man, stranded on a desert island, attempts to escape by building a raft.
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She's scoring big points for her seriousness, reflected in a raft of detailed policy proposals.
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A raft crosses the Rio Grande, watched by the border patrol on the U.S. shore.
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Companies and high-profile people had a raft of financial and reputational trouble last year.
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The barge and the tugboat resonate in a very historical way, almost like a raft.
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For the most part, though, the raft will be pretty harmless to us surface dwellers.
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Not one to be outshone, this Tongan raft did manage to make its own weather.
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The country has introduced a raft of economic and social measures to limit its spread.
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The one with the raft was removed from Twitter after the criticism reached a pitch.
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The Turkish Coastguard gives chase to a migrant vessel and attempts to disable the raft.
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Greater China markets trended higher even though a raft of data released Monday missed expectations.
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Even stranded on a raft after the Titanic sinks, she can't help being, ahem, buoyant.
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When I ran juvenile corrections for Washington, D.C., we invited in a raft of outsiders.
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Soon after arriving, the pilots spotted some faint lights and a raft among the waves.
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Rivals and suppliers have made a raft of submissions to the regulator opposing the deal.
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The proposed penal code, if passed, would usher in a raft of sweeping new laws.
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Cook, without stirring, until a 1 to 2 inch raft forms, about 1 hour. 3.
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The 1980s and 1990s raft of banking deregulation and rapid technological innovation also didn't hurt.
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Like raft-building, tower-building was a technique they use to escape floods in nature.
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But she still fears that without the life raft of a meeting, people could relapse.
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A raft of others in the party expressed dissent in their own statements and speeches.
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He faces hundreds of years in prison for allegedly committing a raft of financial crimes.
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Abiy took office last year and announced a raft of major economic and political reforms.
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The United Kingdom is careening into the new year on a raft of political crises.
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He built a raft, which he then successfully sailed from Peru to the Easter Islands.
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At one point, she was riding on a raft that overturned, health officials said last week.
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China is using the G20 to push its diplomatic agenda with a raft of bilateral meetings.
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Use these things to build yourself a 12' X 12' raft and float down the river.
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Banking stocks slipped to negative territory having moved higher after a raft of overnight legal news.
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Residents float on an raft through flooded streets of Montargis, south of Paris, on June 1.
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Halfway across the 4-mile stretch, their overcrowded raft took on water and began to sink.
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"Yeah, about that..." he says and books me in for a whole raft of other tests.
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What about the raft of school shootings during which these weapons have killed hundreds of Americans?
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U.K. listed companies delivered a whole raft of earnings on Thursday, keeping investors on their toes.
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But that has a raft of issues — primarily that most vacant buildings are owned by someone.
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European stocks finished in negative territory on Thursday as investors waded through another raft of earnings.
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Those are the broad impressions left by a raft of recently published surveys on the subject.
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Unfortunately, in bringing Here One to market the company was met with a raft of problems.
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Some sailors grabbed on to floating nets, or the extremely fortunate got into a life raft.
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He eventually pleaded guilty to a raft of fraud counts and served five years in prison.
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A raft of countries, from India to Norway to Australia, have eliminated their inheritance taxes entirely.
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Among a raft of new economic measures, the Saudi government is considering selling its energy assets.
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Henze's work was inspired by Théodore Gericault's painting of 1819, "The Raft of the Medusa" (pictured).
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In another video, a rescue team is shown pulling a small rhino calf into a raft.
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The marketing revamp is the latest in a raft of new year announcements from M&S.
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Webb pleaded guilty to a raft of charges after he was arrested in Switzerland in 2015.
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She also discovered six dogs floating on a raft with no one around to help them.
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A law from the 1920s and a raft of lawsuits have held offshore wind power up.
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Mining companies in Colombia have faced a raft of troubles from community votes to environmental restrictions.
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Over the next 20 minutes, nine more boats scooped everyone off the wings and the raft.
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"We are, right now, in a raft navigating the political rapids — without any oars," he said.
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Théodore Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa" (1837) illustrates billowing winds, stormy skies and raging waves.
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" "EEF welcomes the increased clarity for businesses from the publication of today's raft of technical notices.
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Suddenly, the physics change, too: After all, a minecart and a log raft are different vehicles.
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Amazingly, one member of this team was a movie star on the make named George Raft.
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By the time of this incident, Raft had done worse things than tamper with boxing matches.
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Teasers—the latest being "brace for impact"—had inspired a raft of speculation and conspiracy theories.
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That growth rate comes despite Facebook's mishandling of user data and a raft of congressional hearings.
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Stocks were mostly unchanged on Monday, despite a raft of big merger announcements over the weekend.
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The Defence Force believed there could be a life raft with more surviving passengers, he added.
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For decades, Cubans have fled the island by raft and rustic boats, something that continues today.
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Congress passed the NCVIA in 1986 in response to a raft of lawsuits against vaccine companies.
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There are, however, a raft of relatively simple interventions that have proven effective in its treatment.
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However, the group has also engaged in a raft of dealmaking that has complicated the business.
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Following a raft of allegations he touched women inappropriately, Franken announced Thursday that he is resigning.
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Near Ohio State University, Wendy's has unveiled a revamped restaurant that features a raft of changes.
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Bullimore diving down and through the companionway hatch to try to cut away his life raft.
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Tottenham created a raft of chances, finally scoring one through Son, and Juventus looked, well, shot.
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Installed in the courthouse of the Belgian city Ostend as part of an exhibition, The Raft.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, have promised a raft of new measures to address the problem.
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The rest of the financing would come through a raft of new taxes on the rich.
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A raft of U.S. industrial companies, which are major consumers of steel, saw their shares decline.
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That raft brought home for me the immediacy of refugee stories in the here and now.
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There's a raft of social science research that shows our memories are profoundly altered by pictures.
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Cuomo signed a raft of new legislation they delivered to his desk over the following year.
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Those were later challenged by a raft of new regulations that upset its legacy business model.
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I quickly got onto the main deck, where I saw a friend unleashing a life raft.
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Analysts expect Amazon, with supermarket distribution, to affect pricing for a whole raft of packaged foods.
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But Biden has since rebounded and even gained ground in a raft of recent national surveys.
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Abe was speaking before the health ministry is expected to release a new raft of measures.
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"Still, I would&aposve shared the raft," Pitt said, to laughter and applause from the audience.
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A raft of PMI data is due this week on various sectors including manufacturing and construction.
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But the surgeon discovered a raft of tumors spread across his lung, diaphragm and heart: mesothelioma.
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It's part of a raft of competitors that includes services such as UberEats, Postmates and DoorDash.
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If things really go bad, there is an emergency grab bag, flares and a life raft.
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Abu Dhabi has also announced a raft of measures to support its economy in this period.
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In Marcus Lindeen's documentary The Raft, the subjects of the disastrous study reenact its strange events.
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The Raft is now playing at the Metrograph (13 Ludlow Street, Manhattan) and other select theaters.
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He tried to escape Cuba on a raft in 1968, and he drowned in the sea.
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"Before Bennett abandoned the catamaran and boarded the life raft, Bennett loaded various items from the vessel onto the life raft, including a suitcase, two duffle bags, a backpack, water, unexpended parachute flares, a radio transmitter, buoys, food, and silver coins," the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
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Using a makeshift raft, he smuggled copies of the documents across the Orontes river and into Turkey.
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Fire rescue officials used a cable to pull an inflated raft with people to a nearby pier.
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But there's a raft of companies sitting out there — more than 100 — that could quickly make announcements.
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Kem's site has served as a life raft for content from other Daria sites that went dark.
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There have been a raft of studies that want to show the parties in a bad light.
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Bilyeu, a Broomfield, Colorado, resident, was last seen buying an inflatable raft, compass and wetsuit on Jan.
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His raft, and dog, Leo, were spotted on the riverbank by helicopter crews just one day later.
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I had a real raft of great new people, and they're all still there doing their best.
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An Indian woman holds a goat while sitting on a makeshift raft in Koliabor village in Assam.
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Stream Higher Times below, and keep your eyes peeled for an upcoming raft of North American tourdates!
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Raft of blanket boats ferrying field artillery and men over the Potomac River in Virginia, July 1863.
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It seems like just yesterday that the now-infamous swan raft first caught fire on our feeds.
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In February it warned a raft of companies they needed to do more to respect consumer rights.
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He was also handed a raft of privileges and benefits that appear to go beyond his position.
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Yet this post-Brexit life raft does not mean that Trump's victory is good news for Britain.
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Investors continued to digest a raft of earnings updates, with all the top movers reacting to results.
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Stocks drifted in a narrow range Thursday afternoon, as investors digested a raft of corporate earnings reports.
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The slow pace prompted thousands to cross the river illegally by raft or swimming to the shore.
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He ended up agreeing to tow them in their raft, much to the chagrin of everyone else.
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He was riding with two women on a raft, Kansas City, Kansas, police said in a statement.
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He was reportedly rescued later that Monday morning after leaving the sinking boat in a life raft.
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Every new Jurassic film brings a raft of new questions: Was Tyrannosaurus rex really that visually impaired?
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However, the group's engagement in a raft of dealmaking has complicated the business and stretched its management.
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"She was not in the raft," Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Nicole Groll told the Courant.
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The raft of laws and measures that have been rolled out are beginning to show first fruits.
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It's a crude penis made out of two balls and a raft, because of course it is.
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And he is reportedly considering a raft of measures to slow immigration from several Muslim-majority nations.
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It also owns a raft of stakes in other UK retailers, including nearly 30 percent of Debenhams.
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It wasn't the life raft they needed, but it wasn't bad, considering the team's win-now aspirations.
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There has been a raft of health care companies riding the M&A (merger and acquisition) wave.
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The opposition Democrats are struggling not only with single-digit support but also a raft of defections.
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The move came amid a raft of changes made since President Mauricio Macri was inaugurated in December.
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Mnuchin had been a producer in a raft of successful films prior to joining the Trump administration.
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Investors are also heavily exposed to the technology sector after a raft of deals in late 2015.
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In many countries, governments routinely spy on social media accounts, assisted by a raft of private firms.
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A raft of countries, including Kazakhstan and Poland, undertook to reduce their stockpiles of highly enriched uranium.
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Were these, and the raft of plaudits and prizes they received, any consolation for her youthful struggles?
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Its mostly rich members and a dozen developing countries agreed last year to a raft of reforms.
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The ensuing raft of reforms to its storage network appeared to have laid the issue to rest.
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"You meant that he created the vacuum, he lost the peace," Hewitt said, offering a life raft.
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Then I was going to shoot a hole in the raft and shoot myself in the head.
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A raft talent in the Yankees' minor league system has inched its way closer to the majors.
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Searchers have reported finding a fire and debris field along with an empty raft, according to reports.
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At times against Arsenal, Emery had good reason to be pleased: P.S.G. created a raft of chances.
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In August, an unnamed volcano along that spine erupted, producing a San Francisco-sized raft of pumice.
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His absence would leave the Yankees' bullpen with Dellin Betances, Chasen Shreve and a raft of questions.
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Despite the raft of banking scandals involving this market, regulators are not doing enough to stop it.
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This is supported by a raft of evidence from other scholars, as well as Kaufmann's original research.
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So this season, with the raft of plays competing against one another for audiences, he is inundated.
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The company has faced a raft of accusations of wrongdoing, some of which have indeed been overblown.
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The White House has seen a raft of departures since Bolton began his new role in April.
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He floated on a raft for hours, "violently sick to my stomach," until a submarine rescued him.
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RUTHLESS RIVER: Love and Survival by Raft on the Amazon's Relentless Madre de Dios, by Holly FitzGerald.
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Our precious "raft" is losing members — species are dying — as our climate changes and our planet warms.
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"The Raft of the Medusa" is a large, foreboding painting filled with drama and writhing male bodies.
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For example, The Raft of Lampedusa portrays a group of migrants on their difficult journey to Europe.
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At last, the smuggler relented, took Rivera's cellphone, and walked the group down to the waiting raft.
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"Look at the beautiful moon tonight," a woman whispered as the raft crossed the river's halfway mark.
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Hackett's job is to help Ford manage the raft of changes heading the auto industry's way today.
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The new policy comes amid a raft of changes aimed at improving election security and combatting disinformation.
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But it was the overwater restaurant next to the hotel, The Raft, that really blew me away.
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She lives in New York City, and is sick with a raft of symptoms doctors cannot explain.
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A raft of new research, meanwhile, has drawn attention to the political consequences of the housing market.
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These moves could prove useful to rank-and-file Republicans seeking a life raft in Trumpian seas.
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Infervision's work on coronavirus is part of a raft of experimentation in China triggered by the outbreak.
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A raft of TV ads - postponed for several days when Sanders was hospitalized - began airing on Oct.
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In mid-2628, China and Iran signed a raft of agreements hailed as a 28503-year partnership.
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Prashant M. built a makeshift raft out of the trunk of banana trees lashed together with ropes.
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Iran has already signed a raft of deals with international firms, some of which are dollar-based.
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It would be staffed by specially trained judges and have access to a raft of social services.
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Hope is clinging to the life raft and kicking, even when there is no sight of land.
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President Barack Obama attempted to turn the tide with a raft of sweeping regulations in April 2016.
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This has given rise to a raft of businesses that specialize in ferrying goods to people's homes.
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But there's little evidence that Biden has been significantly bloodied, according to a raft of new polls.
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The skeptics ain't bothering Rooney though ... who was busy floating away on an inflatable raft on Monday.
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This, coming from the man who staged a child orgy in a sewer in It, and crushed a couple under a mass of sharp-toothed toads in Rainy Season, and terrorized teenagers on a raft with a creature that dissolved flesh and bones upon touch in The Raft.
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These protective shields were installed after a raft of thefts and assaults on cabdrivers, some resulting in homicide.
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And in this moment, it's the life raft saving you from being your school's version of Josie Grossie.
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It also unveiled a raft of cost savings and digital investments ahead of its investor day in London.
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In the Mexican border city of Reynosa, they boarded a makeshift raft and floated across the Rio Grande.
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Sanctions relief could then be added to a raft of goodies to bring Mr Erdogan to the table.
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Two women in the raft with him at the time, neither related to Caleb, suffered minor facial injuries.
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The draft letter comes as tensions rise between the world's two largest economies over a raft of issues.
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Many economists and investors have highlighted the raft of elections in Europe as their main concern for 2017.
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GeenPeil is one of a raft of new parties competing in the Netherlands' parliamentary election on March 15th.
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He was offering to take them across on a raft, bypassing dozens of police officers and immigration agents.
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Rohingya refugees cross the Naf River with an improvised raft to reach Bangladesh at Sabrang on Nov. 10.
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The crew found Carman floating on a life raft in the Atlantic Ocean and rescued him on Sept.
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Two of Donald Trump's closest former advisers were convicted in separate court cases on a raft of charges.
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A flotilla of friends raft down the Saco River at Bar Mills in Buxton, Maine, on Aug. 26.
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Still, a raft of global economists, including Citigroup, Nomura and JPMorgan, downgraded their forecasts for China's economic growth.
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Without enough lifeboats to go around, the survivors built a raft for 16003 people left behind — 10 survived.
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Wall Street managed to recover coronavirus-related losses amid a raft of strong economic data and corporate earnings.
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The raft of 52-week highs comes as the broader market continues to recover from its coronavirus losses.
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This year, a raft of industry amendments sought to change the law before it takes effect in January.
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Demonstrations have grown in size to encompass a raft of issues from dismal pensions to poor public services.
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Bob Marshall, who has served 13 terms and sponsored a raft of bills catered to the religious right.
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But a raft of global economists, including Citigroup, Nomura and JPMorgan, downgraded their forecasts for China's economic growth.
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But their number has dropped in recent months, says Alexander, who has piloted a raft for four years.
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He was in the front seat; seated behind him in the raft were two sisters he didn't know.
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Sam's Club is selling an absolutely massive blow-up raft that dwarfs the viral swan of years past.
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As a follow-up, Mr Heckman and colleagues evaluated a raft of other American early-childhood education programmes.
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That's because McMullin, according to a raft of recent polling in the Utah, is surging in the state.
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And Ms Warren, especially, has a raft of detailed policy ideas that could enthuse large numbers of Democrats.
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After a 2010 renovation, a concrete raft was placed above the tunnels, creating the new event space above.
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A raft of other IPOs could raise as much as $100 billion on U.S. markets alone this year.
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She called for a raft of measures to combat police violence, including civilian review boards and independent investigators.
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We just hit, and somehow the plane stayed afloat and we were able to get on the raft.
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Again, this is not the same kind of raft you might try to ride on your beach vacation.
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Signed by 20103 Qataris, including Sheikh Fahad, it called for a raft of social, economic and democratic reforms.
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Randy and his little dog put their raft into the Rio Grande near Santa Fe on January 2911.
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Clever Annicke brings her up on deck later that night and shows her a makeshift raft she's made.
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Meredith's deal is backed in part by the Koch brothers, whose largesse funds a raft of conservative organisations.
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The former definitely involved plenty of eruptive material, whose huge pumice raft was first spotted from a plane.
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THE French government has undertaken a raft of counter-terrorism measures since last November's terrorist attacks in Paris.
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A passenger tells TMZ the boat made a sudden stop when the makeshift, raft-like vessel was spotted.
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He has announced a raft of spending pledges including increasing police numbers by 20,000 to help cut crime.
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Yet the signs from a raft of economic data, including a set of indicators on Tuesday, weren't encouraging.
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"We certainly have been anticipating that we will see a raft of such [religious exemption] bills," said Pizer.
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A raft of other issues are on the agenda for the annual meeting in Bosnia, the sources said.
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During her last 911 call that day, Young asked what she might use, if necessary, as a raft.
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But GOP leaders seemed to win over a raft of wavering lawmakers after another tweak by moderate Reps.
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In Asia, investor sentiment has also been supported by a raft of upbeat economic news out of China.
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The Virginia Democratic Party and a raft of Democratic lawmakers called on Fairfax to resign following the allegations.
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American officials have pressed Turkey to walk away from the Russian system or face a raft of sanctions.
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VW has seen a raft of engine experts depart since admitting to systematic emissions cheating in Sept. 2015.
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An underwater volcano eruption in the Pacific Ocean created a raft of pumice bigger than 20,000 football fields.
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Amid the raft of news about Russia, however, Trump's aides have acknowledged that Mueller's probe have proven sidetracking.
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At the edge of this slough sat a flotilla of twelve canoes, one kayak, and a supply raft.
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The distance isn't that far, but the flimsy makeshift raft and paddles are ineffective and progress is slow.
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One likably eccentric aspect of Mr. Cardoz's menu at North End Grill was the raft of egg dishes.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel offered selective support to the raft of ideas proposed in the Macron editorial.
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Havre, another submarine volcano on that arc, erupted in 2012, producing a pumice raft 155 square miles across.
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My condition brings up a whole raft of privacy issues around if and when I should tell someone.
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And the income we did have coming in was like random flotsam, not the life raft we needed.
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She also offered a raft of social, environmental and economic reforms in a bid to secure majority support.
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And the political divide is large — across taxes, health care, and a whole raft of tough agenda items.
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"It's a new journey, it's a new possibility," Mr. Quintanilla said as the raft bobbed under his feet.
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So after attaining independence, democratic governments in Latvia and Estonia passed a raft of discriminatory measures against Russians.
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The law also gave police with a raft of excuses not to notify a suspect's family or lawyer.
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The letter prompted a raft of comment after it was published in the Romanian news media this week.
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A raft of companies is applying for funds from a rescue package set up by the German government.
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In the grander scheme of things, this boat-consuming raft of Swiss cheese-like debris is a pipsqueak.
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A sculpture of a forlorn group of people in a raft, for example, references the current refugee crisis.
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We knew he was in danger of being sucked under with the raft if the ship became submerged.
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But, even as the Virginia legislature was passing a raft of other progressive legislation, the union bill died.
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The President, however, has issued a raft of contradictory directives that ultimately instruct the government to do neither.
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The White House has seen a raft of departures since Bolton began his new role earlier this month.
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After getting comfortable in a two-person raft, riders first face a steep drop down a large hill.
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There is a raft of screams, too, but that noise is short-lived, soon exterminated by the gunfire.
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The boom in online food delivery services comes with a raft of social implications, according to property experts.
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As they charge forward with their impeachment inquiry, House Democrats have begun questioning a raft of administration officials.
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Still, the company is in better shape than Macy's, for example, which is closing a raft of stores.
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Gold eased 0.5% in the last session on a raft of upbeat economic data from the United States.
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Gold eased 0.5% in the last session on a raft of upbeat economic data from the United States.
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The regulations were the first in a raft of measures that changed the livestock industry's relationship with antibiotics.
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Dombrovskis is due to announce a raft of new measures on June 8 to relaunch a "CMU 2.0".
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The company has embraced a raft of emerging technologies in recent months, most notably foldable phones and 5G.
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He did say Chile was concerned about what he called a raft of "fake news" about the protests.
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Consider the raft of recently declassified United States government assessments of Islamic militancy going back nearly 40 years.
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It also owns a raft of stakes in other UK retailers, including nearly 30 percent of Debenhams DEB.
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The changes are part of the kingdom's raft of economic and social reforms within its Vision 2030 program.
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Despite bitcoin's troubles, Colas, who owns a quarter of a bitcoin, doesn't think it needs a life raft.
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The bodies were believed to have come from a shipwrecked inflatable raft that was found on the shore.
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But as simplified as the assessment "He made a sex raft" may have been, it was not wrong.
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Some economists believe the raft of weak data could force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year.
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Witmer seems to intend these tracks, even when they're about the heavy stuff, as something of a life raft.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open Thursday as traders eyed a raft of both earnings and data.
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Around him, birds chirp, water laps against the rocky shore, and a raft of wild ducks floats past him.
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Meanwhile in Europe, a raft of countries have seen populist political parties challenge the status quo in recent years.
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Additional safety precautions added include a net enclosing the chute to retain the raft, velcro seatbelts and weight restrictions.
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Chinese Prime Minister Li Peng signed a raft of new aid and investment deals in Phnom Penh last week.
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Victoria had passed a raft of firearm restrictions in 1988, so the NFA didn't change policy there that much.
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Elsewhere investors continued to digest a raft of earnings updates, with most of the top movers reacting to results.
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A healthy economy and rising wages gave people the confidence to splash out on retailers' annual raft of bargains.
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But several decades later, that unique positioning has become commonplace with a raft of competitors including Lush and Origins.
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The latest U.S. employment and consumer confidence figures were among a growing raft of economic indicators to undershoot expectations.
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Another shows people being rescued on an inflatable raft which appears to be floating on a water-logged street.
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Hours before the bombing, the prime minister, Binali Yildirim, unveiled a raft of constitutional amendments to do just that.
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" (an allusion to Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa", which also meant "I'm dumbstruck"), became "We've been framed, by Jericho!
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An examination of archived pages from the now-defunct site, however, shows a raft of right-wing conspiracy theories.
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The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) was among a raft of state institutions established under Kenya's constitution of 2010.
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Our live blog tracked wider market reactions as global stocks suffered amid a raft of earnings and economic data.
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The two men said they would discuss a raft of international crises including Iran, Syria and arms control issues.
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Sanders' warm-up acts included activist and academic Cornel West, filmmaker Michael Moore and a raft of progressive politicians.
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World stocks inched higher after a raft of Chinese data signaled Beijing's recent stimulus drive might be paying off.
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When the markets started tumbling, Mr. Xiao's agency rolled out a raft of measures to help stabilize the situation.
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On Sunday, 9to5Mac reported on a raft of posts on Apple forums complaining about excessive battery drain since updating.
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In the last three months of 2015, more than 1,500 Cubans attempted to immigrate to the U.S. via raft.
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If you're a developer who's into scalable server solutions, there is a raft of buzzwords to dig into here.
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There was a petition against the "LGBTIQ anthem," and a raft of conservatives riling up against the 229 track.
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The two women on the raft suffered minor injuries to their faces and were hospitalized, the police statement said.
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The two women in the raft with Caleb, sisters Hannah Barnes and Matraca Baetz, also issued a statement Tuesday.
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The foreign NGO law is part of a raft of new national security measures introduced under President Xi Jinping.
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Specialist firms are already growing fast as the shift away from fossil fuels introduces a raft of new variables.
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Schwab was riding on a raft with two women who suffered minor injuries when the incident occurred, police said.
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Every woman over 35 knows a raft of promising, ambitious young women who got lapped by their male peers.
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It was the first time since late 2014 that Cosby had publicly addressed a raft of claims against him.
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He was riding on a raft with two women who suffered minor injuries when the incident occurred, police said.
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Other parties include the company that constructed the ride and the maker of the raft used on the slide.
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The commission has played a key role in getting a raft of new laws passed during Xi's first term.
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The rally has also benefited from a raft of robust economic data and a pickup in corporate earnings growth.
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There's a raft of beliefs which govern what should and shouldn't be eaten at certain times in one's life.
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Yet the signs from a raft of economic data, including a set of indicators on Tuesday, were not encouraging.
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Authorities have pledged to push through a raft of reforms that have included the release of thousands of prisoners.
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Along with another raft of outrageous comments made by Mr Trump, this did him no harm in the polls.
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To do so, she presents a raft of justifications: James Comey, Wikileaks, conservatives, Bernie Sanders, and dumb young people.
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Raphael also outlined a raft of management changes, including a replacement for its UK wealth management head, Jamie Broderick.
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The constitution unexpectedly passed last September by the main parties, including the Maoists, contained a raft of retrograde provisions.
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He was lucky—his raft, packed with 300 people, was rescued after becoming stranded—but others were less fortunate.
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Investors are awaiting a raft of China May data next week for clues on whether the economy is stabilizing.
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Four small pours sat before him, in their flimsy wooden raft, dutiful liquid lieutenants of varying shades of amber.
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Luckily, the two spotted the ring on the outer edges of the raft before it slid into the water.
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A raft of data for June showed momentum has already started to slacken in the world's second-biggest economy.
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It's just the most delicious concept: a balloon wafting into the ether, a raft flowing smoothly with the current.
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Medtronic has lined up a raft of product launches including pacemaker Micra AV and the MiniMed 43G diabetes pump.
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When you wanted to pitch a restricted drug to board-certified oncologists, you needed a raft of additional techniques.
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She had no boat, raft or kayak, but swam, towing her belongings behind her with a 10-foot rope.
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He's building a raft, and steering it straight into the foaming rapids of racism, economic injustice and cultural conflict.
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There's the blessing of a gubernatorial candidate with enough buoyancy to keep a whole raft of other candidates afloat.
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India is home to a raft of start-ups in e-commerce, mobile apps and other consumer internet businesses.
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He boarded the raft with his sole possession: a piece of laminated paper bearing her phone number and address.
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Add a raft of toasted bread and a glass of nicely acidic Gambellara from northeastern Italy, and swoon away.
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The government also announced a raft of measures to cut red tape related to recruitment and short-time working.
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In 2012, for instance, an immense raft of 10,000 square miles was formed off the coast of New Zealand.
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Rivera and the children jumped off the raft and started walking up, hunching their backs low to the ground.
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That one brought world economies to the precipice and wiped out Lehman Brothers and a raft of troubled banks.
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This shopper became entangled in the downy raft of a massive sectional called Cloud, and struggled to right herself.
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One official conceded the raft of new allegations makes it harder for the White House to provide a defense.
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First it debuted an inflatable stand-up paddle board and then a raft outfitted to make fishing more comfortable.
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That supports the idea behind a raft of recent buyouts: that foreign investors seriously under-appreciated many Chinese companies.
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When I started to notice the raft of therapy start-ups, it struck me as a reasonably healthy trend.
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Factory indicators for November had shown surprising improvement in manufacturing as a raft of government measures propped up demand.
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A raft of academic research has found that a simple recitation of facts often fails to change people's minds.
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He said that he had communication with friends on another raft for a week but after that was alone.
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Meanwhile, its publishing arm has spent the past 10 years releasing a raft of new, exciting comic book titles.
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Many feared the law would allow Indiana businesses to discriminate against gay people, and a raft of controversy ensued.
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A raft of other UK retailers are also due to report next week, including struggling department store Debenhams DEB.
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Meanwhile a raft of sub-$10 billion acquisitions were announced by pharma group Novartis, ticketing group Viagogo and others.
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For their lost wages, strikers wound up with modestly raised wages, if any, and ceding a raft of concessions.
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In south Williamsburg, a designer building dubbed the "Oosten " encompasses an entire block and offers a raft of amenities.
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Still, Woods has struggled in the wake of a raft of personal problems that were made public since 2009.
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Congress is already under scrutiny amid a raft of resignations and retirements in recent weeks triggered by harassment claims.
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Crowds of people gathered on the bridge to discuss whether they should try and cross into Mexico on raft.
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Germany releases industrial orders figures on Tuesday, and Friday brings a raft of British data, including first-quarter GDP.
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" In court documents obtained by TMZ, the couple claim they followed Dollywood Splash Country staff instructions while boarding the water ride, but as the raft reached the apex of its ascent, the wife was "propelled off the seat and she then fell down into the raft striking her spine on the hard surface.
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Macdonald abandoned the ship, boarded the vessels&apos life raft and contacted officials in the United Kingdom by satellite phone.
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Experts also commented that the raft "violated nearly all aspects of the longstanding industry safety standards," according to the indictment.
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The ride-hailing sector has been an arena of intense competition between Uber, Didi and a raft of smaller rivals.
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According to James, the ship stopped in the middle of the Gulf to rescue 16 people on a homemade raft.
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Luly and her other child, Yaman, 10, emptied plastic bags and used them to bail water from the sinking raft.
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Chinese firms are implementing a raft of projects in the region, mainly in energy but also in the construction sector.
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Putin's government is accused of a raft of hostile acts against Western governments, including interfering in the 2016 U.S. election.
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But pretty much every member of Congress represents a raft of smaller banks that play key roles in their community.
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But it's returning for its third installment soon, and we're getting a whole raft of favorites back in the fold.
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A raft of socially amplified framing devices are in play, along with the viewing role of our senses and id.
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It can be caused by the raft of antiviral medicines used by HIV patients to keep the virus in check.
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These experts also noted that the raft "violated nearly all aspects of the longstanding industry safety standards," the indictment states.
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China, for its part, retaliated with its own raft of tariff hikes on a wide-ranging list of American goods.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices rose Tuesday as markets reopened after the Memorial Day weekend and digested a raft of data.
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A raft of car services, ferries, shuttles and choppers offer low-hassle rides to the Hamptons and other coastal beaches.
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Canadian invasion: A Canadian air force helicopter dropped an 80-pound raft through the roof of a house in Miami.
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So that was how I managed to get so many music-based gigs for a raft of Psygnosis Amiga games.
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A raft of other military and diplomatic channels opened during the Obama administration's first-term "reset" would also be restored.
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Some men there had a raft to help get people up the stairs, which had broken under the water's weight.
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The light was fading, and there was some back and forth about what would happen if Bloom missed the raft.
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The U.S. has said it may impose another raft of duties on an additional $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The man told the agents he had tried to cross the Rio Grande in a rubber raft that had overturned.
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"I was mourning a life raft that had kept me, silly as it was, bobbing above the fray," she writes.
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A raft of other experimental reforms followed elsewhere, including the introduction of stock exchanges and greater tolerance of private enterprise.
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The soldiers' equipment is piled in the center of the raft; the men are wearing swimming trunks and pickelhaubes, 1915.
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There has been a gloomy raft of data recently ranging from industrial production to weak composite purchasing managers' indexes (PMIs).
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The king brings large trade delegations on his marathon African tours, usually signing a raft of deals with his hosts.
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Voters elected a raft of so-called localist politicians, those who favor greater autonomy or even independence for Hong Kong.
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A raft of banks from ANZ to ING, JPMorgan and Citi are among the 17 predicting a cut on Tuesday.
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"China will dramatically increase in importance," Stark said referring to the raft of suppliers that Mercedes-Benz does business with.
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Global oil industry officials in Istanbul for the World Energy Conference issued a raft of statements on OPEC's production plan.
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A raft of 258-22013 conservative rulings, including those against campaign finance limits and for gun rights, seemed under threat.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading lower, also weighed down by a raft of weak earnings reports from industrial companies.
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Over the past year, ADNOC has hired a raft of ex-Total traders, led by executive vice president Philip Khoury.
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The captain swung the Open Arms toward its reported location and spotted the remains of the raft at 7.30 a.m.
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Ashby was last seen seeking the fabled treasure on a raft with friends along the Arkansas River on June 28.
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After the top brass boarded the available lifeboats, the remaining crew hastily constructed a raft, tying it to the boats.
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Traders said a raft of economic indicators released earlier on Tuesday had a limited impact on the yuan on Tuesday.
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Hungary's prime minister has announced a raft of measures aimed at boosting the country's declining birth rate and reducing immigration.
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Oppenheimer analysts, in a note, said semiconductor shares remain sharply higher despite the "raft of estimate cuts" year to date.
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An Afghan migrant jumps off an overcrowded raft onto a beach at the Greek island of Lesbos, October 19, 2015.
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The lucky 14 of us sunk into a deep relief (sleep) like we'd gotten a life raft on the Titanic.
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Major WPP clients have put a raft of work out for review this year, putting pressure on the market leader.
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A raft of other U.S. economic data also boosted Wall Street, which has traded in tandem with oil for weeks.
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The plan to make Merz chairwoman is the latest in a raft of recent key management announcements at the company.
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"Right here they don't have any restrictions," said Jose Delgado Espinoza, as he stepped off a raft onto Mexican soil.
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That has fuelled sentiment that miners will return to the market next week with a raft of new cargo requirements.
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In addition, governments around the world are implementing a raft of anti-avoidance measures proposed last year by the OECD.
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Even setting aside "Grindin'," something like "When the Last Time" would have been a welcome life raft on Blueprint 2.
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But public lands are owned by all Americans: 60m visit them to hike, camp or river-raft there each year.
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The raft of legislation presents a rare moment of bipartisanship for a chamber otherwise torn by mounting tensions over immigration.
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Raft was the perfect one to fix the problem; and so he slipped into Peterson's dressing room, chatting and laughing.
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He inspired then, starred in them, and even had bonafide movie stars like George Raft around to ensure his success.
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Some traders said Wednesday's 4 percent slump in oil prices after a raft of bearish U.S. inventory data was excessive.
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But their raft was captured eight hours from Cuba, and he returned home with less than he had left with.
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The move comes at a time when the coffee sector is being reshaped by a raft of M&A deals.
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Police said they were looking into the safety of the raft and seeking to determine whether the incident was preventable.
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Finally, after ascending up a climb for about 30 seconds, the raft made a small dip into Tyrannosaurus Rex Kingdom.
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The most obvious time to get wet is when the raft plunges more than 80 feet at the ride's end.
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A raft of data showing a stabilizing economy has also helped avoid the kind of stocks meltdown seen last year.
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In a raft of ballot measures, voters embraced causes like bilingual education, stricter gun control and taxes on sugary drinks.
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You don't see the guests you only kind of see the raft floating by and the top of their heads.
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Bankers are eager to finance the transactions and get underwriting fees following a raft of best effort repricings and refinancings.
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Global Soccer LONDON — Real Madrid needs to win the Champions League the way a capsized crew needs a life raft.
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I got an inflatable raft and a captain's hat trying to crowd surf for the first time you guys play.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act introduced in May this year outlawed a raft of substances, but crucially did not criminalize possession.
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After the gator mounted the raft park employees set out to catch the female gator ... we don't know the outcome.
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Ambassador Haley appeared on a Sunday news program and announced a raft of new sanctions Trump apparently hadn't fully approved.
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For the 18 months Théodore Géricault worked on "The Raft of the Medusa," he was the worst neighbor in Paris.
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In other words, despite the recent raft of sanctions, the IRGC&aposs economic base seems not only unaffected but growing.
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Drawing on a raft of experts, Ms. Reed explores how dark money became a political tool and why it matters.
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It was as if Nicole were floating away on a life raft, while Shannon stayed behind on a sinking ship.
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Perry said she believed presidents should be subject to a raft of tests to establish they are fit to serve.
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ALBANY — A Brooklyn assemblywoman who was indicted in January on a raft of fraud and corruption charges resigned on Monday.
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One of the Qatari officials I spoke to seemed sheepishly amused by the raft of shady offers that came in.
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Donald Trump is unpopular, and may well be more so after the Mueller report and a raft of congressional hearings.
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Floated by a raft of venture capital, they have undercut the taxi industry and in some places even public transit.
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After those attacks, the British government passed a raft of counterterrorism laws and embarked on a crackdown against Islamist extremists.
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A raft of articles in Russian and international media mocked the Rossiya-24 report as another instance of fake news.
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Even assuming she gains the cabinet's approval on Wednesday without a politically damaging raft of resignations — not a given — Mrs.
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The five other migrants on the raft were given medical attention and brought to a nearby hospital, the official said.
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This money could be used on a raft of new measures announced by the Russian President to boost economic growth.
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They crossed the Rio Grande on a raft early that morning as their smuggler directed it to the other side.
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Just last month, the organization announced its latest raft of grant recipients, some 19 artists who will each receive $40,000.
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At the same time, they adopted a raft of measures to insulate their people from as much hardship as possible.
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One image depicted charity workers handing out life jackets to migrants on an overflowing raft off the coast of Libya.
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A raft of secondary characters is introduced via voice-over, but most of them fade into the desert-camo background.
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The company has also struggled under a raft of new regulations imposed on the financial industry after the mortgage meltdown.
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Federal prosecutors months later charged Shkreli with a raft of criminal counts that were unconnected to the Daraprim pricing imbroglio.
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The dossier contained a raft of allegations of a broad conspiracy between Mr. Trump, his associates and the Russian government.
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Perhaps most intriguing, the study raises a raft of new questions about the complicated interplay of genes, environment and lifestyles.
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The ride uses LIM technology, developed for water coasters by the manufacturing company ProSlide, to hoist its giant raft uphill.
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His popularity, based on the raft of toys, fashion collaborations and multimillion dollar auction results, hovers somewhere near the mesosphere.
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Life insurance felt more like a life raft for us — something to offset lost income should one of us die.
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The bank said a raft of economic reforms launched recently were expected to lead to a more vibrant financial system.
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Production taxes are a raft of levies companies must pay in France on top of the normal corporate income tax.
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Castro has been the first to introduce a raft of progressive policy plans including on immigration and criminal justice reform.
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The changes are part of the kingdom's raft of economic and social reforms as part of its Vision 2030 program.
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He was decapitated when the raft went airborne and hit overhead hoops and netting attached to the slide, investigators said.
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But it is void of concern -- an invocation of a place struggling with violence for a raft of complex reasons.
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In 2013, Obama called inequality "the defining challenge of our time" and proposed a raft of policies for curbing it.
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But a bare minimum standard must be applied until we know more about what the current raft of investigations yield.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani signed a raft of deals with European companies in January, many of them priced in euros.
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The French decrees came amid a raft of radical restrictions announced across Europe Monday, as the Continent weathers the pandemic.
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The U.K. government has announced a raft of new financial measures to help businesses under strain from the coronavirus outbreak.
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The two women in Caleb's raft — sisters who sustained facial injuries and bone fractures — also received settlements from the park.
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China has recently turned its attention to the region with a raft of bilateral financing agreements to often distressed economies.
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Unfortunately, a raft of research suggests this well-meaning bill may actually hurt the students it is designed to help.
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In "Rift/Raft" (2016), the largest painting in his exhibition, Rift/Raft, at Skarstedt's Upper East Side outpost (May 3 – June 25, 2016), Fischl revisited the bifurcated approach he explored in his 1983 canvas "A Visit To/A Visit From/The Island" which is in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Meanwhile, a raft of data pointed to a stabilisation in the world's second largest economy, though there were some clouds ahead.
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One day prior on July 25, a pilot spotted a person clinging to a makeshift raft, according to the FWC report.
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Over the weekend, Carman was found drifting on a life raft about 100 nautical miles from Martha's Vineyard by a freighter.
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A raft of research suggests ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft create more traffic and pull travelers off public transportation.
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"Unfortunately" some of the people aboard were "swept away when the raft turned over," said a Department of Homeland Security official.
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Wednesday's announcement is the latest in a raft of new measures aimed at making London a greener, more environmentally friendly city.
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Failure to closely follow the IRS rules could result in an accelerated distribution of your IRA and a raft of taxes.
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Perhaps it's the fact that we have a President who was elected despite a huge raft of controversies over his past.
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Asia has attracted a raft of European private banking players, notably in the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2008.
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A raft of new rules designed to mix things up will make for faster lap times and, with luck, more overtaking.
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Last month, Judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered prosecutors to make public a raft of information, primarily transcripts, related to Flynn's case.
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From there, they boarded a life raft to Greece, where they ended up in a camp on the island of Samos.
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Europe's biggest tech showcase, Mobile World Congress (MWC), kicked off on Monday with a raft of global smartphone makers launching devices.
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The national energy regulator has been licensing a raft of solar power projects, most of which are still to take off.
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He did not call for help until he was on the life raft and did not look for his missing wife.
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His fiscal curbs and a raft of financial and labour-market reforms speeded up a vigorous economic recovery, but were unpopular.
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Carman was found a week later off the coast of Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, drifting on a life raft in good condition.
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The national energy regulator has been licencing a raft of solar power projects, most of which are still to take off.
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Ahmed Sharma and his wife, Emily, couldn't leave their apartment without the help of an inflatable raft tugged by their neighbors.
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Investors will vote on a raft of proposals including pay, the re-election of HSBC's board and plans to raise capital.
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Contests that day will run across a raft of states with large African American populations, including Alabama, North Carolina and Virginia.
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In 1987, Anca's family was forced to flee communist Romania crossing the very river she died in on a small raft.
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The requirements for the ride call for 2- 3 riders per raft with a combined weight between 400 and 550 pounds.
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In Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, travelers can hike, raft down the Colorado River and visit the Grand Canyon Skywalk.
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It was an empty raft sliding down Splash Mountain, taken at precisely the moment I was walking down the emergency stairwell.
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California's Proposition 13 would put in place a raft of gun control rules, including a background check system for purchasing ammunition.
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Since taking office in 2014, Modi has taken a raft of measures to attract foreign investors and revive listless domestic investment.
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With Dimon showing no inclination to relinquish his role, a raft of potential successors has left the bank in recent years.
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What you need is a raft full of hammocks to maximize your lounging efficiency, and that's exactly what the Hammocraft provides.
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After a shaky start in 2014, the group has successfully listed a raft of firms including Delivery Hero, HelloFresh and Home24.
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Over the weekend, Carman was found drifting on a life raft by a freighter about 100 nautical miles from Martha's Vineyard.
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Still, a raft of nuclear industry deals were signed by Chinese firms and their overseas partners over the last few days.
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A near-universal content ID system would also open up a raft of sites to the endless abuses of copyright trolls.
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A depressed economy and uncertainty over how he will finance his raft of promised benefits could also lead to early trouble.
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U.S. stocks held higher in uneven trade Thursday, as oil prices rose and a raft of companies posted fourth-quarter earnings.
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To its discredit, the IOC failed to act on requests from Amnesty International and others to condemn this raft of abuses.
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It nearly didn't happen: a raft of lawsuits brought by network operators was thrown out by a court only last week.
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