Most spend years dieting and regaining, dieting and regaining, in a fruitless, frustrating cycle.
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The photographer, Baloji, says that the regaining of sight is also the regaining of dignity.
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Regaining freedom After the amputation, Roman began rehab, learning to walk on his new prosthetic and regaining his freedom.
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That secret informs his character and realigns his motivation this season not only to regaining his body, but to regaining Quentin's love.
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REGAINING FOOTING The recent improvement in housing data has raised optimism that the housing market could be regaining its footing after hitting a soft patch last year.
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At this moment, Democrats have a significant chance of regaining control of the House and an increasingly realistic chance of regaining control of the Senate, which was unthinkable months ago.
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This wasn't just about pride, but also about regaining respect.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, regaining some of the lost ground.
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The key is regaining sobriety and trying to maintain it.
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"It's about regaining control over an uncontrollable process," she says.
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Regaining his papers would make all the difference, he says.
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Shortly after the comments, sterling dipped briefly before regaining ground.
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After regaining her freedom, Dugard launched the JAYC Foundation, Inc.
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Japan is slowly but steadily regaining momentum at this time.
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Democrats regaining control of the House is a significant development.
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Reports show ISIS is regaining strength in Iraq and Syria.
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The beast eventually wanders off free, regaining its natural state.
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Woodfox pressed his lips together and paused, regaining his composure.
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In Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela, they are regaining electoral strength.
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Regaining her composure, she once again regarded him with exasperation.
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Regaining trust However, a major obstacle that Akon's AKOin must overcome is regaining the trust of some Africans who are wary after losing savings to online investment ventures and ponzi schemes such as MMM.
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Stafford then opened up about regaining her strength following the surgery.
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"It's slowly weakening and it's not regaining any strength," Roth said.
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Hamels (12-3) struggled with his command early before regaining control.
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Another described the process of regaining account access as "extremely stressful".
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"Williams: Firing Comey 'important way of FBI regaining credibility,'" one read.
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Traders said the market was regaining momentum after a recent correction.
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But more than anything, public banking is about regaining democratic control.
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After regaining consciousness, Maddie was discharged from the hospital on Friday.
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But the dollar has been regaining strength following the Brexit vote.
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The Venezuelan people never have been closer to regaining their freedom.
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Being candid about past mistakes is a critical to regaining trust.
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Is there a diet that prevents you from regaining lost weight?
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For Ramos, competition won't stop Absa from regaining its market share.
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Impeachment is the key to Democrats regaining the presidency in 2020.
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Remedying this could be key to the organization regaining operating solvency.
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Zebras also have had a surprisingly hard time regaining their footing.
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So, the rise in yields suggests investors are regaining their nerve.
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" "For Lamar, it's very important that he keeps regaining his old life.
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Self-poisoning can be a paradoxical way of regaining ownership and control.
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But he is still far from regaining control over the entire country.
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Nike is regaining market share it lost to rival Adidas, Widlitz said.
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Then there is the matter of regaining respectability in the near term.
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"He lost his footing and was having trouble regaining his footing," Maj.
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Sky tries and at times very much succeeds in regaining that feeling.
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My father hung on for six more interminable days without regaining consciousness.
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Harden remained in the game and proved instrumental in Houston regaining control.
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The battle should not be for power within, but for regaining power.
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Some boys are seen regaining consciousness, their faces bloodied and limbs charred.
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You stole my confidence and self-worth, but I am regaining it.
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After trading resumed, the markets began regaining some of what they'd lost.
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Regaining his status as an elite athlete required months of physical therapy.
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The breathing difficulty is almost gone, and my body is regaining strength.
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Regaining control of Britains waters was a headline issue for Brexit campaigners.
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After regaining possession of Magnolia Street, we engaged in discussions with Gov.
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But the market began to recover midday, regaining more than 100 points.
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What can and should it do to keep ISIS from regaining territory?
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A string of recent data has suggested the economy is slowly regaining traction.
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It opens convincingly, with Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) regaining consciousness on the beach, disoriented.
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Recent data have suggested that Japan's sluggish economy may be slowly regaining traction.
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Pat Toomey's win in Pennsylvania, Democrats dreams of regaining the Senate are over.
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Mr Bacha's elevation may be a sign that economic liberalism is regaining ground.
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Regaining her senses, she agrees to their plea to reopen the fighting pits.
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Moving forward, we will work toward regaining the trust with everything we do.
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If you change your ways, your chances of regaining your sparkle are good.
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Or, you know, winning an Oscar and regaining their position of lost prominence.
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The Dow, meanwhile, regaining 18,000 Monday, closed above it again Tuesday at 18,053.
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For some in the young generation, however, manufacturing may be regaining its appeal.
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But it still clearly highlighted the BOJ's commitment towards regaining the market's confidence.
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This year, we will celebrate the 28503th anniversary of Georgia regaining its independence.
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In Flint, the long, slow process of regaining public trust is now underway.
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Absolutely. The making of the film was the regaining of the storytelling faculty.
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Ms. Navratilova now carries dual citizenship, after regaining her Czech citizenship in 2008.
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Woods flashed signs this week that he was regaining command of his game.
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Borodin died in the hospital on Sunday without regaining consciousness, Novy Den announced.
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I stumbled and nearly fell, regaining my balance at just the last second.
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Tehran is on the defensive, with no clear exit strategy for regaining equilibrium.
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Ms. Navratilova now has dual citizenship, after regaining her Czech nationality in 2008.
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Hone offers concrete strategies for regaining your equilibrium even in the greatest pain.
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He was resuscitated but died later at a hospital without ever regaining consciousness.
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They stand a good chance of regaining control of the Senate in 2020.
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Since then, the government has focused on regaining four less populous encircled enclaves.
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But these stories are just as much about the fantasy for regaining it.
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Stocks surged on Tuesday with positive earnings news, regaining a chunk of October's decline.
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They were part of the Soviet Union until regaining independence in the early 1990s.
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Turkey's lira hit a more than half-year low, before regaining some lost ground.
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Yes, that's right; print is regaining its regal primacy; e-books are dead. Right?
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It also provides another case study for techies and ISPs regaining their cyber rights.
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WCCO reports Pfannenstein will enter a rehab facility where she'll work on regaining mobility.
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It's part of a trend that's regaining popularity in country music called bent phrasing.
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Amelia goes through speaking French and English, all the trappings of regaining her brain.
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Gold has been regaining its momentum recently after tumbling at the beginning of October.
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The truth will come out & I look forward to regaining peace in my life.
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So we are very comfortable, the private sector is regaining that confidence very quickly.
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Stock markets rebounded, and I found myself regaining the money I'd lost over Trumpcare.
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Reviving T-TIP and regaining U.S. commitment to the European project will take work.
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It also puts Democrats one step closer to regaining a majority in the Senate.
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Shares dropped more than 213.8 percent in trading after the bell, before regaining ground.
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UPS is regaining respect among investors after its impressive earnings report on July 24.
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Here, he talks about being elusive, making music and regaining control of his career.
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Now, the boys are in an isolation ward in hospital, gradually regaining their strength.
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These results will go a long way towards regaining the trust of Wall Street.
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He swayed slightly, like a Jenga tower about to collapse, before regaining his balance.
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And let your body wake you up, a key to regaining natural circadian rhythm.
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She could take steps toward regaining custody of her son from her boyfriend's mother.
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If I now have one goal, it's regaining my once legendary Mario Kart status.
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She remembers going, having some drinks and, hours later, regaining consciousness in the hospital.
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And after regaining the majority in January, House Democrats knew they had substantial leverage.
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And after regaining the majority in January, House Democrats knew they had substantial leverage.
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Outside of his job, he has a bigger worry: regaining custody of his son.
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Others have lost jobs because of Maria and have few prospects for regaining them.
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Power remains the key to ever regaining normalcy in business, education and home life.
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Westerman's appointment in 2016 was aimed at regaining market share and competing with U.S. rivals.
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On Sunday, he congratulated Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on regaining the city of Palmyra.
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The room loses it briefly, before regaining enough composure to down another gulp in unison.
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Five years after the region's authoritarians silenced it, the Arab street is regaining its voice.
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But shortly after regaining custody, Daniel allegedly missed court dates, home visits and doctor's appointments.
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The shares were at one point down more than 8 percent before regaining some ground.
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Regaining control of the city outright would be a major win for the Assad government.
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The Seminoles, who had one timeout remaining, fumbled after regaining possession in the waning seconds.
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The data indicate that China's economy may be regaining some steam after its recent slowdown.
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Meanwhile, the Dems could pick up one to four seats, possibly regaining a Senate majority.
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Analysts anticipate that regaining the old levels may be difficult without significant drawdown in inventories.
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So the narrative coming out of Tuesday night is likely to be Trump regaining traction.
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Murray, 27, lay motionless for about a minute and half before regaining consciousness, he said.
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Democrats are feeling a sense of urgency about regaining control of the Senate this year.
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Regaining leadership in this technology-driven field will take continued success, vast resources and perseverance.
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United Continental: With the airline cohort regaining strength, Cramer likes the outlook for United's report.
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WE'RE REGAINING MARKET SHARE, AND IT'S DRIVING TRIPS, AND THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT TO OUR FUTURE.
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Hamilton's Monaco and Canada triumphs followed, and he finally appeared to be regaining his edge.
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An example she used is of a stroke patient regaining the use of a limb.
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Does this move make Assad vulnerable again, or does it speak to his regaining stability?
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She's woozy and regaining consciousness when I drag her out, soaking wet, to the bed.
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How would you quantify the chances/odds of Democrats regaining control of it in November?
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After regaining his voice Mr. Pike and Mr. Engemann formed a group called The Reunion.
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To make it a success, regaining trust is the biggest challenge before Facebook and Zuckerberg.
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After another tough night and facing a steep path to regaining a delegate lead, Sen.
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Disney shares dropped 3 percent in after-hours trading, to $125.30, before regaining some ground.
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Westmoreland realized, though, that regaining the strategic initiative meant more than just killing the enemy.
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And the future of all of Boeing's businesses is riding on the company regaining trust.
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Gold has been regaining momentum over the past two months — gaining more than 4 percent.
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The attendant, regaining his footing, lunged forward and threw a jab into the man's face.
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Older workers also are having an easier time regaining employment now than during the recession.
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Regaining muscle later in life is possible, but the process is different, a biologist says.
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S. stocks closed sharply higher Monday, regaining more than half of their correction-level losses.
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Yet it remains unclear whether Mr Federer has truly come close to regaining his peak form.
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Even after I began regaining strength and could leave those devices behind, I still couldn't tiptoe.
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"Part of the resolution is regaining [a sense of] your emotions, yourself, your choices," Eads says.
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Before the revision, the sector had appeared close to regaining its pre-recession peak in output.
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He's confused, helpless, and only slowly regaining the tools he needs to function in this world.
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It had previously teased the fix via a beta release, regaining Consumer Reports' seal of approval.
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How will their votes land in 22016, as Democrats grasp at regaining power in the midterms?
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After stumbling at the turn of the year, other sectors of the economy are regaining momentum.
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Tesla reported its quarterly earnings Wednesday, showing the company regaining profitability (albeit by a slim margin).
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PiS has pursued a worrying policy of polarisation since regaining power from Civic Platform in 2015.
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Nadal has to win the tournament to stop his rival Roger Federer regaining the top ranking.
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"The medical system only really knows about [regaining mobility through] the preserved neural pathways," he says.
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A person familiar with the Lil Miquela account said that Instagram was working on regaining control.
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For May, leaving the EU's single market and regaining full control of Britain's borders were priorities.
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Kim, a 50-year-old liquor store owner, later died in a hospital without regaining consciousness.
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Analysts at Jefferies said Dunstone's move raised hopes TalkTalk would focus on regaining its "value" credentials.
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He takes a drag from an omnipresent cigarette—he's trying to quit—before regaining his composure.
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Turkey's lira swung lower during the announcement before regaining some ground to trade 0.3 percent lower.
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LHP Zach Britton seems to be moving closer to regaining his job as the Orioles' closer.
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Shares quickly fell about 11 percent on Thursday, regaining some of the losses during Friday's session.
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The best hope the Democrats have for regaining power is a woman-fueled backlash against sexism.
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However, in the first quarter of this year, 84,000 borrowers came up from underwater, regaining equity.
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A few months after weaning herself from her feeding tube, Anderson is slowly regaining her strength.
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Ex-felons face discrimination in finding a job, getting housing, and regaining the right to vote.
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There are many difficulties in regaining a sense of normality after experiencing such an incredible horror.
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Some believe he will start by working on foreign policy and regaining the support of allies.
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Woods recoiled and limped forward, hopping on his left foot several times before regaining his footing.
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Our institutions depend on the public's trust, and regaining that trust must be priority No. 1.
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I know the years I spent losing and then regaining weight may have hurt my metabolism.
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That&aposs why even people who have weight loss surgery might end up regaining the weight.
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Regaining their voice often requires a mix of completing a prison sentence, parole, probation and payment.
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It seems as if al Qaeda is working towards regaining its lost glory, all but covertly.
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He sees the S&P 5003 regaining records set in January and ending north of 3,000.
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Join thousands of people regaining unadulterated concentration by picking up FOCI, now on sale for $69.
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After regaining his composure, he attacked government regulators, claiming they had a "vendetta" against his boss.
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CEZ's shares were down slightly before regaining ground around midday, up 0.1 percent at 527.50 crowns.
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"It is about going through a system that is complicated," she says, upon regaining her composure.
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Price said Thursday he's working on "regaining the trust" of the American people and the president.
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Some seem to think that after regaining the White House, they can roll over their opposition.
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U.S. Treasury yields were firm, with the dollar's DXY index regaining some ground after Tuesday's recoil.
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He spoke with our reporter about being elusive, making music and regaining control of his career.
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Many Democrats emphasize, however, that their only real solution is regaining an advantage in the Senate.
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Or was that more of a process of losing and regaining a connection to the dog?
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My Brother Moochie: Regaining Dignity in the Face of Crime, Poverty and Racism in the American South.
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And this effect persisted, despite the fact that most participants were slowly regaining the weight they lost.
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Athleisure stocks are quite weak at current levels and face difficulty regaining their footing, two traders say.
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Officials on Monday emphasized the department's focus is on regaining the trust of the Fort Worth community.
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The shares initially fell 14 percent before regaining ground to end down 7.5 percent at C$2.10.
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This metabolic effect persisted, despite the fact that most participants were slowly regaining the weight they lost.
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"The decision to split was terribly hard for her, but she's regaining her health," the source explained.
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Then, of course, there are all the celebrities lauded for quickly regaining their so-called prebaby bodies.
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It's a name she adopted after regaining her freedom, a term that means "beautiful girl" in Japanese.
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Just as the club was regaining its former impetus, Rosicky managed to find a run of form.
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Jacky Rosen defeats Heller, it would help Democrats get at chance at regaining control of the Senate.
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Jenelle Evans is feeling "grateful and happy" after regaining custody of two of her children last week.
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Dagestan borders Chechnya, where Moscow fought two wars against Islamist separatists before regaining control of the region.
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Dallet essentially pocketed those gains, while also regaining some of the ground that Clinton lost in 2016.
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The National Front leader said that nothing is more important than France regaining control of its currency.
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As the chart shows, relative to GDP, profits seem to be regaining their levels of recent years.
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Whether payments lead to victims' regaining access to their files or not, they also fuel future attacks.
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The Cornhuskers led three times in overtime, regaining the advantage at 69-67 for the last time.
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Recent developments in chip implants have led to some patients regaining the use of a paralyzed limb.
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No result is more damaging for Trump and his agenda than Democrats regaining control of the House.
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But nickel then turned negative, dropping as much as 210 percent in price before regaining some ground.
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"The decision to split was terribly hard for her, but she's regaining her health," the source added.
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Jane reacts by pouring her energy into resurrecting her old vaudeville act and regaining some former glory.
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Now the next thing that you aspire to is regaining control of your time and your attention.
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But regaining the trust of local business, foreign investors and the ratings agencies will not be easy.
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Evangelical voters understand that regaining lost ground in the culture wars will be a slow, slippery slog.
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Now, thanks to speech and occupational therapy, Charlotte seems to have already begun regaining what was lost.
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" Baim: "You're regaining control of that conversation, and you're defining it the way it should be defined.
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Since regaining our independence in 1991, these three pillars have served as a template for Georgia's development.
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Worried about regaining her strength after giving birth, she decided to consume her placenta in pill form.
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He spent nearly three months in the hospital, and began an intensive, painful process of regaining mobility.
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Democrats now have a realistic chance of regaining control of the Senate as well as the House.
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It is believed to have razed other parts of the historical ruins after regaining control in December.
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The making of the film really is the expression of the regaining of that fundamental human ability.
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After regaining control, she sang her heartwarming version of the song, the second verse a beautiful addition.
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Republicans captured 63 seats in the House, regaining the majority, and gained six seats in the Senate.
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After regaining consciousness he was handcuffed and put into an ambulance, according to his wife, Amy Gottlieb.
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Falling stock prices pressured oil futures, which fell as much as 1.8 percent before regaining some ground.
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The offshore yuan fell to a record low of 7.1850, before regaining some ground to around 7.1595.
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"I think athletes can still have the hope of regaining or maintaining their physical performance," he said.
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Some posters have said they needed to wait months to hear back from Amazon about regaining entry.
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Some of the suspensions are permanent while others will have to be verified before regaining posting access.
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"Our resources are singularly dedicated to regaining full operability and investigating this matter to completion," he said.
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She returned permanently to Thailand in 2001, performing royal duties but never regaining her full royal titles.
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The motivation to shoplift is often not about having the actual items, but regaining a sense of control.
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After regaining consciousness, he said he realized his sedan had crashed through the front door of someone's home.
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X5 overtook Magnit as Russia's biggest retailer by sales in 2017, regaining the crown it lost in 2013.
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But it has still succeeded in regaining a coveted title: most valuable public U.S. company by market cap.
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Women candidates played a key role in Democrats regaining control of the U.S. House of Representatives last year.
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The goal at 14:259 effectively ended the Blues' hopes of regaining home ice advantage on this day.
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The affected phones have trouble regaining cellular service afterwards, resulting in many calls to AT&T and Verizon.
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The video show Ortiz regaining his balance and control before pulling the man -- seconds before the train arrived.
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Another Biggest Loser winner, Ali Vincent, recently posted about her own struggles with regaining the weight on Facebook.
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Iran has repeatedly said it would prioritize regaining pre-sanctions crude output levels over discussing an output freeze.
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Now that Snap is regaining momentum, investors' enthusiasm for the company's long-term potential is also creeping back.
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She also said "Hi" – the family posted that the teen began regaining her ability to speak in March.
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"It caught me way off guard," Reid says after slightly regaining her composure to dish on the specifics.
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U.S. stocks rallied on Tuesday after strong U.S. factory and construction data suggested the economy was regaining momentum.
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If Democratic outperformance in 2017 is repeated in 2018, House Democrats have a strong chance of regaining control.
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VW's focus on zero-emission vehicle systems is a step toward regaining trust with both regulators and drivers.
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But Semien dove to his right, fielded the ball cleanly and fired home without ever regaining his feet.
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When I did that, the only problem I had was regaining my composure when a take was over.
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Chris Verrone, head of technical strategy at Strategas, said J.P. Morgan stock has been regaining its market leadership.
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To judge by local polls, these factors aren't holding Democrats back from regaining many white working class districts.
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Working on "Romeo and Juliet" again was, Ms. Ferri said, a further step in regaining strength and technique.
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At 35 percent of 2016's electorate, regaining these would be worth a 5.6 percent boost to Trump.
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Those lawmakers say they expect to rally enough opposition to Pelosi to prevent her from regaining the gavel.
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Luke died an hour later, while Daniel died several days later at a hospital after never regaining consciousness.
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He's within reach of having the last laugh — courtesy of Trump — of Democrats regaining control of the Senate.
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Top Republicans have argued Pelosi remaining in power gives them an edge in regaining the majority in 2020.
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But Democrats surely never expected to be even sniffing at talk of regaining the Senate majority come 2019.
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Mr. Hancock worried whether his work would prevent him from regaining consistent use of his normal speaking voice.
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Since regaining power in January, congressional Republicans have embarked on a relentless campaign of proving themselves pure nihilists.
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As the conversation flows, Theo seems to slowly charge up with energy, like a phone regaining battery power.
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The clinic has one wing for people with mental issues and another for people regaining their physical strength.
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Regaining the confidence of these employees, and that of the public in them, will be a tall order.
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It's a sobering reality: The enemy that attacked us on September 11, 2001, is rapidly regaining its strength.
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The energy sub-index rose 3.4% on recovering oil prices, regaining some lost ground after Monday's 20% drop.
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With its share price regaining much of its previous buoyancy, the company is back on the acquisition trail.
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The Chinese government considers it a breakaway province and has talked tough before about regaining control of it.
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In commodities, oil prices fell in early activity, pulled down by rising Russian production, before regaining momentum later.
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Bipartisan efforts to protect patients from "surprise" medical bills are regaining momentum after stalling out over the summer.
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Kirchner's side: "Ex-presidents in Argentina have not been really successful in regaining power once they leave office."
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This year, for me, the warm months are about finding time, regaining mindfulness, returning to what really matters.
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The S&P 500 closed 1.7 percent higher at 2,695.14, regaining 41 percent of its 113 point loss.
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Last month's increase was in line with economists' expectations and suggested that manufacturing was slowly regaining its footing.
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" "From the devastation of that day (name) is slowly regaining her equilibrium and getting on with her life.
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His decision back in December signaled that we were leaving with or without regaining all territory from ISIS.
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Upon regaining her power, Cersei's first order of business is to blow up everyone who has wronged her.
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The rest of the Bible's narrative, right through the book of Revelation, is the story of regaining paradise.
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John LaForge, the firm's head of real asset strategy, sees gold regaining its luster and delivering profits for investors.
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The company is still divesting assets to help cut its debt in hopes of regaining an investment-grade rating.
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Either way, paying the ransom results in the user regaining complete access to their files without suffering permanent damage.
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More than a year later, Katie is recovering well and regaining the ability to speak, eat, and show emotion.
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The stay camp has been regaining lost ground in recent days, and the U.S. stock market has been encouraged.
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The job of regaining sovereignty is especially important for Ukraine, since Donald Trump feels no urge to defend it.
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Maddie was airlifted to Children's Hospital in New Orleans, regaining consciousness two days later and returning home Feb. 10.
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Maddie was airlifted to Children's Hospital in New Orleans, regaining consciousness two days later and returning home Feb. 10.
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They say it was the fear of Mr Saakashvili regaining power that cost the UNM last year's parliamentary elections.
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"After a few years, the Germans usually roll up the market from behind, regaining their leadership position," Dienel said.
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KELLY EVANS: And what about the prospect of her winning the White House and Democrats regaining control of Congress?
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But we know his faith and determination will get him as far as he can go in regaining mobility.
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In St. Louis and Oakland in 1995, there had been joy at regaining the status of an N.F.L. city.
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We're told he's regaining his strength from his 2017 fall, during which he also slipped and seriously hurt himself.
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Another chief lesson of Reconstruction is the importance that Democrats ought to place upon regaining representation in state legislatures.
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After Gronkowski left the room, Spicer -- who is a Patriots fan -- laughed for a moment before regaining his composure.
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"They were not concerned about losing fertility – as long as they could be sure of regaining it," Walker stresses.
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That would bolster his narrative of Russia regaining its mantle as a world power and serious Middle East player.
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"Fending off sedition lies in changing behavior, building trust and regaining credibility," he added, without mentioning Qatar by name.
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Qorvo's shares fell 12.4 percent in after-market trading, while Cirrus' stock slumped 9.5 percent before regaining some ground.
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A man recently "woke" from a vegetative state, crying again after "regaining consciousness," creating a flurry of news coverage.
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But transitioning into a normal life is proving difficult for Pérez even after three years of regaining her freedom.
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His primary goal is getting back to his family, regaining what's he lost, what he was made to sacrifice.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.0895, regaining a bit of ground after falling 0.4 percent on Wednesday.
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Her mother's main challenge, Russell said, is regaining her balance, and she's now undergoing rigorous physical and occupational therapy.
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"These delayed shipments will be recognized in (the current quarter) and U.S. trading is now regaining momentum," he said.
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However, there's no taking back the images of these destroyed phones, easily assuaging customer fears or regaining their trust.
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After regaining power in Congress, Republicans would later weaponize the debt limit and other basic, deadline-driven legislative responsibilities.
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What this means is that NSX has serious racetrack credentials, but it doesn't have a problem regaining its composure.
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"He's feeling a lot better because he feels now he's on a road to regaining what's his," Morgan said.
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Moreover, with Jones in the Senate, the Democrats have a much better chance of regaining the Senate in 2018.
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Regaining strength overnight, Maria lashed the Dominican Republic early Thursday after a destructive rampage through Puerto Rico and Dominica.
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Milanovic said his party wanted talks with Hungary's energy group MOL on regaining control over Croatia's energy firm INA.
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Despite having had a tracheotomy, the fast food fan immediately started trying to communicate his craving after regaining consciousness.
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The Canadian economy is forecast to have grown by 0.4 percent in November, regaining momentum after pausing in October.
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They grasp that regaining democratic authority over economic power, both inside and outside the political system, is urgently necessary.
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Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts said Puig had grown, especially in regaining trust from his teammates, and caring about them.
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"It's all about regaining market share," says Meierding, and both countries are now in a price and production war.
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The Syrian army has repeatedly said regaining control over rebel-held suburbs would stop rocket attacks on the capital.
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Regaining the speaker's gavel eight years after losing it, Pelosi remains the only woman ever to occupy the post.
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A new play by J. Julian Christopher tackles the importance of regaining pride, even in the wake of tragedy.
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The hospital where he was seen was in network; he Googled this on his phone right after regaining consciousness.
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Only last year, Spain had emerged from a veritable depression to become a leading example of Europe regaining vigor.
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His answer is that humans will always aim for homeostasis, and feelings will provide the guide for regaining equilibrium.
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Now value is regaining some momentum, with stocks of industrial and financial companies among the best performers this month.
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Hollywood's Democrats are ramping up their fundraising efforts for Senate races in hopes of regaining control of the chamber.
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He said it is not a matter of isolationism but of regaining control of the nation's quality of life.
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Finding other ways to keep them happy while also regaining investor confidence will help the company avoid another pileup.
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Irma has since moved towards the Florida Keys, regaining its strength as a Category 4 storm in the process.
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The Syrian army has repeatedly said regaining control over rebel-held suburbs would stop rocket attacks on the capital.
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A new analysis of health insurers' financial data finds that ObamaCare markets are "stabilizing" and insurers are regaining profitability.
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"It's going to be fun, because it'll feel like regaining a freedom and taking back what's mine," she said.
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The Nasdaq jumped 1.8 percent Friday, regaining its all-time high to close at a new record of 7,560.
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Durant had 29 points and Russell Westbrook had 28, regaining their all-world form after a disastrous Game 1.
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Users having more control over where their data goes is an important part of regaining some democratic, citizen-based power.
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For a woman who felt like so much of her autonomy had been stripped from her, regaining control was paramount.
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"I think now the oil market swallowed the shale oil supply, now we are regaining things again," he told Reuters.
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He allowed just three runs over 14 innings in the two starts while regaining a better feel for his slider.
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Democrats have grown increasingly confident that they have a shot at regaining control of one or both chambers of Congress.
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Sunday, December 18 Now regaining full control of her Instagram account, Chyna promoted her baby special, airing Sunday on E!
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Stocks are rallying for a third straight session, with the Dow and regaining about 80 percent of Brexit-related losses.
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Like an English football team in the 1980s, the government hoofed the currency upfield, with no guarantee of regaining control.
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But the Democrat's recent surge of hope in regaining control of the lower chamber isn't so far-fetched any more.
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In a statement posted to Twitter, Rosselló said he would continue to work toward regaining the Puerto Rican people's trust.
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Four of the clean energy ETFs, including two solar ETFs, had huge losses last year before regaining ground in 2017.
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Atlanta (4-4) had a chance when regaining possession at its own 183-yard line with 2:18 to play.
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Hain indicated in March it planed to present to the Nasdaq a plan for regaining compliance with a listing rule.
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Check it out in this video, produced by the Verge, of a patient regaining the ability to play Guitar Hero.
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"These delayed shipments will be recognised in (quarter three) and U.S. trading is now regaining momentum," he said on Tuesday.
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" It's an ongoing cycle of losing and regaining control—one that extends beyond the program maxim of "only 30 days.
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James added that following an average shock the U.K. tends to recover quickly, regaining its poise within five economic quarters.
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STOXXE is close to fully regaining all the ground lost during the February volatility shock, while the UK's FTSE 278 .
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In 1967, Israel recaptured those territories in a clearly defensive war thereby regaining sovereignty over land it had rights to.
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In addition to regaining her confidence on the beam, Biles has continued to push herself in other areas of competition.
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The peso is regaining value following a steep decline after the unexpected victory of U.S. President Donald Trump, Miller said.
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Warmbier was still in a coma when he was returned to the U.S. in 2017 and died without regaining consciousness.
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Trump's move to oust Sessions comes one day after the midterm elections, with Democrats regaining a majority in the House.
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Instead of regaining equilibrium Sunday, with road games at Pittsburgh and Arizona up next, the Jets embarrassed themselves at home.
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What helped sustain both men was writing, which provided a means of regaining a measure of control over their lives.
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And this effect lasted six years later, despite the fact that most participants were slowly regaining the weight they lost.
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It could retake control of Kerem Shalom, regaining vital revenue but inviting blame, and retribution, for the demise of reconciliation.
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Regaining control of the upper chamber may lie just outside the party's grasp, but it is not out of reach.
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That represented an all-time high — a high that we haven't come close to regaining over the past 15 years.
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These hasty operations appeared aimed at inflicting harm on these towns' new rulers, with no intention of regaining territorial control.
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In fact, the first healing for Bartimaeus was regaining his agency, being asked what he wanted and answering for himself.
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The moment I started to feel myself slipping, I braced my arms, locked my jaw, and got busy regaining control.
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It wasn't until Best of the Year lists started littering my newsfeed that I was jolted into regaining my focus.
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In real dollars, these families were earning $20 million more after regaining their independence than they were making on welfare.
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Bannon said that Democrats had "better casting" in last year's midterms, leading to the party regaining control in the House.
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"If there's a path to the Democratic Party regaining control of the House it starts in California," Mr. Bauman said.
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Access to Wikipedia was restored on Thursday, though some parts of the country are regaining access more slowly than others.
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Meanwhile, it appears that emerging market economies like Brazil, China, India and Russia, are now regaining their earlier economic momentum.
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The odds of Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives are now, in my view, slightly above even money.
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"After much apologizing and regaining the consumers&apos trust, we&aposve been able to rapidly grow ever since," he added.
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Helping to turn sentiment around was encouraging U.S. factory and construction data, which offered hope the economy was regaining momentum.
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Severe belt-tightening will still be necessary if Greece is to have any hope of regaining credibility with international investors.
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That sets them apart from many of last year's titles, which offered prescriptive advice on dodging distractions and regaining control.
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" He continues: "It's not that the shoes are uncomfortable — it's an indication that your feet are regaining their natural function.
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Moiseeva said it would be dreadful if the case hurt Russia's chances of regaining full Olympic status for future Games.
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But since then defenders drawn from Misrata and Tripoli have managed to hold off Haftar's attack, even regaining some turf.
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The government has been gradually regaining control of its finances after signing a restructuring agreement with the IMF in November, 2016.
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Now, with this year's Black Friday just days away, gun dealers say traffic is regaining momentum after the post-election drop.
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The government has since claimed a number of victories, like regaining territory previously captured by the home-grown Islamist militant group.
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From there, they will try again to return to Algeria, in hopes of regaining the lives and jobs they left behind.
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Our updated FY/CY20 is based on AMAT regaining ~200 bps of share, translating to $21-$219,22 million of incremental revenues.
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It designed the Big Kid with the goal of "regaining control in the market" from Graco, according to internal Evenflo records.
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Her ability to control hosts through the mesh network potentially holds the key to regaining administrative access to the entire park.
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Even many Tories who, unlike Mr Cameron, campaigned for Brexit stressed regaining sovereignty, not reducing the numbers coming into the country.
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Any business or elected official with a low approval rating of 17 percent would make regaining customer confidence its highest priority.
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Regaining Murtagh gives us an important tie to Jamie's past, but Lord John could offer a promising hint about Outlander's future.
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Yet despite this doom and gloom, Russia should still be capable of regaining a place among the world's top 20 teams.
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Why launch a dating feature now, while trying to get a handle on election interference, fake news, and regaining user trust?
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But I accept responsibility for my past actions and I am ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust.
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The dollar hit a low of 113 yen before regaining some strength — levels not seen since the flash crash on Aug.
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Our sources say Ben has fallen off the wagon for the last 18 months ... sometimes regaining sobriety only to slip again.
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We knew iLevel would be beneficial to Terry, not just in escaping lit fireworks, but in regaining some of his independence.
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Shares skidded 230 percent in the first hour of trading, falling to $25 at one point before regaining some lost ground.
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Cecchinato saved a set point on his serve while trailing 5-4 before regaining his composure to take the first set.
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SPLRCU were the S&P's biggest percentage gainers, regaining some ground lost in the previous week along with real estate .SPLRCREC.
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" And while there remains a high "percent of rejecters," there's been a turn in sentiment and the chain's "regaining lost customers.
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From there, Fedor surprised by regaining his wits and forcing a fairly significant momentum swing as Maldonado slowed to near motionlessness.
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The Ducks wasted little time to make an emphatic response, regaining the lead with a pair of goals 1:11 apart.
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As the season winds down (only three more episodes to go), the family inches closer to regaining control of the company.
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There is no guarantee that players who go through a slump of such magnitude come close to regaining their old form.
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In gaining and regaining the competition, they eliminated Real Madrid (twice), Bayern Munich, Werder Bremen, Red Star Belgrade and Steaua Bucharest.
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In a statement, Itaú's chief executive officer, Candido Bracher, said consumers and small and medium-sized companies are regaining economic confidence.
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Collectively, the moves reinforce efforts by Mr. Orban to create a more illiberal and homogeneous society since regaining power in 2010.
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Whether it can survive in the future depends on it regaining a viable place in both the economic and ideological marketplaces.
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A decade later, when mechanical watches were regaining favor, his action meant the company could easily resume production of the movements.
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In the years since Draghi came in, the euro area has done surprisingly well in restoring growth and regaining employment losses.
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Then, in 2015, after regaining his health, Mr. Johnson was persuaded by Mr. Schultz to join Starbucks as chief operating officer.
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Before regaining full strength, the Bruins played as many as seven rookies among their 20 skaters in consecutive games in November.
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Never has the California Democrat been so close to regaining the speaker's gavel since losing it in a wipeout in 2010.
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After regaining control, Mr. Chávez embarked on a major effort to rid the military of anyone who might challenge him again.
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After a high-profile stumble with the Wii U, Nintendo is quickly regaining some of its glory with the Nintendo Switch.
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That did "great harm" to Kuwait's international investor image and regaining lost confidence among investors about parliamentary pressures remains an issue.
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U.S. stocks closed sharply higher Monday, regaining more than half of their correction-level losses amid a stabilization in interest rates.
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Pepsi shares have whipsawed in trading Wednesday, sinking as low as $22.3, before regaining ground to inch into slightly positive territory.
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Aliyah Arambul, 5, has spent more than a year slowly regaining eyesight in her right eye after an accident in 2017.
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The Dow fell almost 1,600 points in the afternoon before regaining some ground and ending 1,175 points lower for the session.
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"These new data offer more evidence that the individual market has been stabilizing and insurers are regaining profitability," the report said.
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If you are having trouble regaining control of the account, visit your mail provider's site for instructions on recovering your account.
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If you're injured, regaining fitness, or simply want to ride further or faster, this promises to be the bike for you.
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But since then, as ratings have plunged, the big four networks have turned to reboots in the hopes of regaining viewers.
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Stocks recovered from their worst day of 2020, regaining a good chunk of those losses, but concerns over the coronavirus linger.
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Still, markets have become quicker in regaining their composure following such events, said Stephen Innes, APAC head of trading at OANDA.
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The poll found 53 percent of Americans are in favor of the Democrats regaining control, a 15-point lead over Republicans.
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But, today, New Mexican folk music is regaining its traction, though it remains the least known type of the Hispano music.
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Moiseeva said it would be dreadful if the scandal hurt Russia's chances of regaining its full Olympic status for future Games.
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The Taliban, whose leadership is mostly taking shelter in Pakistan, insist that they are focused only on regaining power within Afghanistan.
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Democrats have a difficult path to regaining control of the Senate, but it's not entirely out of the realm of possibility.
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May's suggestions in October that she prioritized regaining control of immigration policy over maintaining unfettered access to the bloc's single market.
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Since then, the boys have been regaining their strength and learning how to use diving gear in preparation for their escape.
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If the court accepts that argument, it will end immediate consumer hopes of regaining access to a wider selection of wines.
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Despite regaining consciousness, she was so traumatized by the assault that she never spoke again and never left her hospital bed.
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That makes it a necessary part of the story — and a vital document of women regaining control of their own narrative, too.
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Newcastle has twice been relegated from the Premier League under Ashley's ownership, regaining promotion again to the top division in May 2017.
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The union says workers made painful sacrifices that need to be reversed now that Atlantic City's casinos are regaining their financial footing.
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But for formerly incarcerated women, it doesn't just feel harder to secure a job — finding financial security, thus regaining independence — after prison.
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As the attack in Mazar-i-Sharif began, Indian security forces were still engaged in regaining control from the insurgents in Pathankot.
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Part of surviving this intense moment, and the emotions and memories it may trigger, is regaining some sense of control and empowerment.
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Opinion polls over the weekend showed that the remain camp was regaining momentum ahead of the referendum giving global markets a boost.
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U.S. stocks rose at their opening bell in New York on Tuesday, regaining some of the lost ground in the previous session.
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With the economy regaining its poise, the government may now look to curb the frenzy in the country's property sector, analysts said.
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The Brexiteers think that the shock of a hard-Brexit will be a small price to pay for regaining the country's freedom.
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Some have reported regaining access to their accounts that way, while others report their emails to Twitter support have gone largely unanswered.
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If he goes, some predict Mr Maliki would bid for the largely titular post as a step towards regaining control of Iraq.
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He also said the fact that a $7.5 billion Saudi bond was heavily oversubscribed earlier this month showed investors were regaining confidence.
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In a statement posted to Twitter on Thursday, he said he would continue to work toward regaining the Puerto Rican people's trust.
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This month the LNA suffered a setback southwest of Benghazi, losing control of two oil ports before regaining them 11 days later.
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As a practical matter, Russia's ambitions are clearly directed towards regaining a sphere of influence in central Europe and the Middle East.
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Regaining her composure, she turned to the laptop mounted to the dash and ran a search on police calls to the residence.
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The dollar edged up 0.1 percent to 109.16 yen, regaining some ground in the wake of its 0.5 percent drop on Wednesday.
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Disney shares fell as much as 6 percent in after-hours trading, before regaining some ground to a drop of 4 percent.
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After something has such a devastating effect on you, regaining control and independence is the most important step in the recovery process.
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Shares of the company fell as much as 3.2 percent to $91.50 before regaining some ground to trade down nearly 1 percent.
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Economists will watch for further strength in the export sector, which is seen as being key to the economy regaining its momentum.
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The economic outlook got a boost from other data on Tuesday showing factory activity regaining momentum in May on strong orders growth.
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Republicans hope to pick up Nelson's seat as they attempt to block Democrats from regaining control of the Senate in November's midterms.
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Morelli told shareholders that regaining profitability would take a long time since the bank needed to recoup years of total commercial inactivity.
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After being upgraded to a Category 5 Monday evening, the storm was briefly downgraded to a Category 4 before regaining its strength.
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The rand dropped as much as 69.3763 percent in a fifth straight session of losses before regaining some ground against the dollar.
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And let me say again to Minnesotans that I'm sorry for putting them through this and I'm committed to regaining their trust.
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But rumors about the Islamic State recreating their physical caliphate or even regaining a fraction of what they previously occupied are overblown.
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He said that when he returns, he will be on a minutes restriction as he works on regaining his footing and stamina.
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That would leave them little hope of regaining enough leverage to force the power-sharing deal that is nominally the American goal.
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In this telling, the populists and nationalists who powered Trump's election are regaining a foothold as more establishment-friendly figures are marginalized.
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Stocks were lower Thursday, with the at one point down 1 percent, below its 200-day moving average, before regaining some ground.
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A Bellator MMA athlete was choked out in a fight and mistakenly tried to attack the referee when he was regaining consciousness.
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U.S. markets began what is expected to be a turbulent day with steep losses before regaining ground within minutes of Tuesday's open.
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It's another step in regaining what she never imagined she could lose—and a simple pleasure that she savors all the more.
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Last season, McClellan, after regaining his eligibility in January, played a minor role on a team that reached the round of 8.
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The signs of sustained labor market strength were the latest indication the economy is regaining momentum after slowing in the fourth quarter.
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Institutional investors are also regaining interest now as they increasingly want to divest from traditional energy like fossil fuels, according to Posamentier.
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He can see again, he is regaining some control of his body, he can tell her "yes" by looking at her face.
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This is Google's way of regaining control of their product, as well as helping tie the Android name to the Google brand.
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If you could use this in recovery, you'd have a much better chance at regaining your mobility in full is the hope.
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"I accept responsibility for my past actions, and I am ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust," he said.
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In fact, the business is still feeling the impacts of Chinese dumping, despite hiring back several workers and regaining some market share.
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However, regaining the Olympic team gold medal, would still be a process of trial and error for Martha and national training staff.
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Smarting from such insults, the conservative Meiji rulers of Japan became obsessed with regaining their sovereignty and protecting themselves from foreign tormentors.
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A test pilot couldn't quickly and easily follow Boeing's instructions for regaining control of the plane, and rated the failure as catastrophic.
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The party went a long way to regaining control at the state level after suffering devastating losses throughout the Barack Obama years.
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So, Uber is in the midst of overhauling its image in the hope of regaining the trust of its riders and drivers.
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Or to free herself from the marriage, thus regaining her independence and prefiguring the political and social emancipation of women in general?
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Cash-strapped provincial governors who see it as key to regaining access to financing had lobbied hard in favour of the package.
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Whang dedicated herself to regaining her health and and lived cancer-free for seven years, until the disease returned in October 2018.
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But because the hacker now controls that phone number, there's no way of the rightful owner regaining control or stopping the hack.
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The GOP has a blue state problem, which will give a huge boost to Democratic prospects of regaining control of the House.
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The U.S. dollar and Mexican peso also fell sharply Tuesday evening, before regaining some ground ahead of the market open on Wednesday.
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Steinhoff's shares rose by as much as 40 percent on Monday, regaining some ground after it called on its lenders to help.
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Puerto Rico is still regaining access to water and electricity after the storm dealt severe damage to the infrastructure and power grid.
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She warned people to be careful if they see large animals that are wounded, because after regaining consciousness, they can lash out.
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The mantra from the NATO coalition mission is that 2018 is meant to be the year the Afghan government starts regaining territory.
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It's now regaining popularity as experts warn about the importance of social distancing in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Lundqvist kept the Coyotes from regaining the lead when he got a glove on a hard shot from Duclair at 10:05.
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That she had a chance of regaining power owes everything to the travails of her successor, Mauricio Macri, a liberal businessman turned politician.
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Control is a precondition for regaining durable public support for the institution of political asylum in a world characterized by unprecedented migration pressures.
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The offensive&aposs goal appears to be regaining control of the border crossing with Jordan, which has been in rebel hands since 2015.
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Many economists say cuts to Brazil's social security system are essential to controlling a huge federal deficit and regaining Brazil's investment-grade rating.
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It is deeply disturbing to find ourselves at a historical moment where misguided appeals to hate and fear seem to be regaining traction.
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Industry sources say the fight against the Fed's proposal is more about regaining a competitive edge than protecting an existing source of revenue.
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COCOA * July London cocoa rose 23 pounds, or 1.35 percent, to 1,729 pounds per tonne, regaining some ground after three consecutive daily declines.
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Platinum climbed 0.6 percent to $834.39 per ounce, regaining some lost ground after skidding to a seven-year low of $806.31 last week.
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She added that she believed the firing was a significant step toward the police regaining public trust — but work remained to be done.
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Any threat to the finite resources that people in Central Africa are now regaining control over would almost certainly lead to further unrest.
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On Monday, U.S. stocks leaped, and European shares surged even more, as three more polls showed the stay vote regaining a slim lead.
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The Dow jumped nearly 250 points on Monday and the S&P 500 is now 3 points away from regaining all Wednesday's losses.
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After regaining his composure Wednesday, Mudd returned to the air on CNN and offered commentary about the suspected shooter's motives and emotional state.
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Geimer, who was 13 when Polanski raped her 40 years ago, is solidly in favor of the famed director regaining his full freedom.
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Still, it's super common for people to have trouble regaining abdominal strength and activating their core muscles after a C-section, she says.
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Assad appeared to be losing to US-backed rebel groups until Russian help arrived, and he is now quickly regaining control of Syria.
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The doctors will soon know whether the patient can urinate through his penis, but regaining sensation will take longer, possibly about six months.
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Still, the bank said the growth of inflows into its funds and deposits signaled that investors may be regaining confidence in the bank.
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Once they're in control, the hacker will change the account's associated email address and phone number, which can make regaining access a nightmare.
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Jackson finished with 313 points and six assists for the Pistons (9-3), who gave away a 19-point lead before regaining control.
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After regaining consciousness, Baen saw a passenger crushed and another covered in blood amid the twisted seats and spilled luggage, the lawsuit said.
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Home Capital's shares slumped as much as 29 percent before regaining some ground on Monday and were down 13.2 percent at C$13.
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After regaining statehood from the Soviet Union in 1991, the private and public sectors saw the need for a new method of government.
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The fight over his Supreme Court nomination, with Senate Republicans vowing to block Merrick Garland, highlights the significance of regaining control, Obama said.
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They can counsel their weight-loss patients that regaining weight may not be an issue of willpower, but rather one of simple physiology.
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" Wendy Taeuber, the International Rescue Committee's Iraq country director, said regaining the city from ISIS wouldn't mean "an automatic end to the suffering.
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The most difficult part about bouncing back after being outed as an office gossiper is regaining the trust of your peers and supervisors.
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The dollar index was down 0.2 percent on Thursday, also falling sharply against sterling and the New Zealand dollar before regaining some poise.
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Yet for all the unease and scepticism, this rather tawdry agreement may be Europe's last chance of regaining some control over the crisis.
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That could sour the tone on Wall Street, which used most of March regaining losses from the first five weeks of the year.
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Our bitcoin is safe, but we're in the process of regaining access to the frozen account, so please wait to give bitcoin donations.
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A bit of a loose canon in the past, he stepped up to play a crucial role in the Lyons regaining the company.
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Such a move would likely hinge on Democrats regaining control of the Senate, where Republicans hold 53 seats in the 100-seat chamber.
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While Bloomberg is clearly fond of Pelosi, his goal of flipping the House could clash with her objective of regaining the speaker's gavel.
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Now, with the help of loved ones and the single thing that has always brought me joy — climbing — I was regaining my life.
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Bellator MMA athlete Marcus Surin was choked out in a fight and mistakenly tried to attack the referee when he was regaining consciousness.
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Senate Democrats have a rough map in 2018 as they embark on an uphill battle for regaining the majority in the upper chamber.
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In the aftermath of Obama winning in 2012, Democratic stalwarts argued that redistricting cost them their shot at regaining control of the House.
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On the Run is a celebration of Jackie fully regaining his freedom, both in the eyes of the law and the music industry.
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With Moscow's help and allies including Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iranian fighters, the Syrian army is regaining areas on key fronts in the west.
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MY BROTHER MOOCHIE Regaining Dignity in the Face of Crime, Poverty, and Racism in the American South By Issac J. Bailey 288 pp.
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In return, Lotte's chairman, Shin Dong-bin, wanted government help in regaining a license to run lucrative duty-free shops, the court said.
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A Spanish failure would be perceived as a European one, just as Brussels feels that the bloc is regaining some of its confidence.
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Taft was known for the easy way he could go from serious to playful—suddenly cracking up and then quickly regaining his composure.
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Frequently, performers freeze in a position, suddenly stopping before recalibrating and regaining their pace; they also pause in groups to create sculptural formations.
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Port traffic dropped sharply during the financial crisis beginning in 2008 but is gradually regaining momentum and attracting new businesses, Mr. Niemann said.
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Bonaccini repeatedly criticized Salvini during the campaign for failing to pay attention to local issues, and for his focus on regaining national power.
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AND I THINK FOR STOCKS TO REALLY HAVE A CHANCE OF REGAINING THEIR FOOTING, YOU NEED THE TEN-YEAR TO GO BELOW 263.
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Google paused rollout of the offending Chrome update until it could provide a fix and instructions for regaining access to the bricked Macs.
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The challenge for him will be convincing regulators that the 737 Max is safe to fly — and regaining the trust of customers. 2.
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"However, in the medium-term the new administration will face the difficult task of reviving the country's stagnant economy and regaining public trust."
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He had wanted to be resettled with an American family, in hopes of regaining what he lost in that bomb blast in Afghanistan.
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Abu Dhabi's stock exchange was trading in negative territory in the first half hour of trade before regaining momentum and adding 0.3 percent.
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Rumors of the sale come in the midst of Neumann reportedly regaining his billionaire status, thanks to Softbank&aposs October bailout of WeWork.
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But as the former governor looked toward the 1972 presidential election, he determined that regaining office was critical to sustaining his national ambitions.
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The slew of victories dramatically underscored that Biden's campaign, only recently left for dead after setbacks in early primaries, is quickly regaining momentum.
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But it did not relinquish its right to violence or to regaining all of "historic Palestine," meaning the land on which Israel stands.
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European Council President Donald Tusk says regaining control of Europe's external borders is a condition for gaining public acceptance to take in refugees.
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Following a traumatic experience, some survivors retreat into the private sector in hopes of regaining some semblance of life as it once was.
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My view is that, today, Democrats have a 220006-2202 chance of regaining control of the House but only a very long-shot chance of regaining control of the Senate, in part because of the sheer number of Democratic senators running for re-election in 2628 and in part because of structural weaknesses in the national organization of the Democratic Party.
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All of a sudden, the talk of Boston regaining championship form is dashed in the opening minutes of the first quarter of a game.
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Regaining the funding would be a big step in normalising an economy still weighed down by capital controls and adjustments related to its bailout.
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To truly preserve a free and open internet, regaining public control is essential, but so is establishing a modern regulatory framework that makes sense.
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Sterling was last up 250 percent against the greenback at $1.3224, regaining some ground after hitting a 31-year low of $1.3122 on Monday.
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Global markets surged on Monday after several opinion polls over the weekend showed that the remain camp was regaining momentum ahead of the vote.
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Global markets surged on Monday after several opinion polls over the weekend showed that the remain camp was regaining momentum ahead of the vote.
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WASHINGTON — Nancy Pelosi is close to regaining the speaker's gavel, after House Democrats nominated her for the job in a closed-door meeting Wednesday.
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At 37, the chances of Jacare regaining enough momentum to earn a title shot before his body starts quitting on him seem rather slim.
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For Mayer, moving West meant regaining mastery — even if each of his three post-Montana albums has sold less than the one before it.
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But maybe by reclaiming these experiences, or destigmatizing them, we can also begin regaining our agency over the rampant commodification of places and people.
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The survey findings follow recent economic data that appeared to suggest that China's economy was slowly regaining its poise after a torrid 12 months.
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Any chance of the Republican Party regaining the White House has been hampered by Donald Trump's campaign tactics, according to one U.S. policy expert.
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There had been hope that manufacturing was regaining its footing as the dollar weakened, oil prices stabilized and the inventory drawdown drew to close.
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Hamm also said he sees the U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil contract CLc1 regaining price "dominance" over Brent LCOc1, the global benchmark.
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After regaining the lead in overtime, Penn State allowed the Mountaineers (0-1) to get to the 15 on their first drive of overtime.
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After regaining my composure on the examination table, Dr. Cardiel told me that I should feel better after about a day, and I did.
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Keon Broxton stumbled out of the blocks this season before regaining his footing with an impressive two-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Buttigieg says that he is committed to regaining the trust and support of not only his community, but the larger black electorate as well.
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Overall, the commodity import data shows that China's demand for natural resources remains solid, but isn't necessarily a sign of an economy regaining momentum.
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Earnings-related newsflow drove the top gainers, with Pandora up 5 percent, regaining ground after a broker downgrade hit it earlier in the week.
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With consumer spending and job growth regaining momentum, some economists argued that the Fed should not cut rates at the end of this month.
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Once close to collapse, the regime of Bashar al-Assad is now confident of its survival and intent on regaining control of more territory.
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He told investors on Friday that Cartier was in a healthy situation, with its average pricing rising, and was confident of regaining market share.
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She offers temporary housing, help getting clean and sober, a chance to complete education, and, in many cases, help regaining custody of their children.
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Together with controlling immediate post-surgery pain and symptoms, patients should receive therapeutic rehabilitation and functional training for the best chance of regaining mobility.
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They only experience the moon in the flesh after regaining the LM. They bring its dust and grit in with them on their suits.
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The Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 all sunk roughly 1 percentage point upon the start of trading, regaining some ground by noon.
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The finding, published today in Nature, is the first instance of a person living with paralysis regaining the ability to move simply by thinking.
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Yet Russia's drive for regaining derzhavnost and regional hegemony runs deeper than the changing qualities of its regime or the motivations of its rulers.
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It told of tribal fighters supporting "popular resistance forces" in regaining territory in Abyan after they witnessed rebel forces being backed by U.S. airpower.
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Doing this will ensure that I'm not regaining weight and can again let me know if I need to rein it in a bit.
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Neglecting to do so will further insulate us from regaining growth in the base industries that propelled our America to becoming a global leader.
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On his arrival in Napa, Mr. Coppola christened his estate Niebaum-Coppola, later changing it to Rubicon before regaining the Inglenook trademark in 21882.
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Samsung was regaining swagger with its high-end phone models, like the Note 22014, in which the screens appear to spill off the side.
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It might make them feel as though they are regaining some of the fire and the fight they lost when Trump won in 2016.
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Loss-making Saudia is being restructured with the aim of regaining profitability by 2020 so that it can list on Riyadh's bourse, Jasser said.
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Regaining honor As in many cities around the globe, most people in Tokyo prefer anonymity when it comes to their wants, needs and vulnerabilities.
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And wages have been growing faster than inflation, indicating that workers are regaining some of the ground they lost during the long, slow recovery.
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The poll's findings come after Democratic voters propelled the party to a blue wave in November's midterm elections, regaining the majority in the House.
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An important day for processing difficult emotions and regaining psychic security comes on December 24, when Saturn in Sagittarius connects with Uranus in Aries.
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Even with so few ways to improve the roster in July, this team is already on the doorstep of regaining the title in 2018.
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Mr. Joyce's chances of regaining his seat were bolstered after the ruling when his most formidable rival, Tony Windsor, declined to enter the race.
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What followed was an animal cruelty investigation, Jenelle and David losing custody of their kids, a court battle and the couple eventually regaining custody.
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"The doctors who treated me said I have little chance of regaining (my) sight as three pellets had seriously damaged my eye," he said.
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He becomes the 24th House Republican to announce his retirement in 2020, further complicating the GOP's path to regaining the chamber's majority next year.
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Having ran up as far as $1.2988, sterling fell well under $1.28 before regaining momentum to trade at $1.2863, up 0.26% on the day.
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Today, almost 25 years after Mr. Grima's death, his work is regaining popularity; Marc Jacobs and Miuccia Prada are among his best-known collectors.
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After finally regaining control of the House of Representatives in 85033, House Speaker Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America" focused on domestic, not international concerns.
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Poland was forced to join the Soviet bloc after the war, only regaining its freedom in 1989 as Moscow's domination of eastern Europe crumbled.
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In business and in life, we often stay away from the unfamiliar, but regaining our footing during hard times make us better, Brown wrote.
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In the meantime, the Pac-12's hopes of reaching the playoffs, and regaining a stamp of legitimacy, increasingly feel like a Hail Mary.
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He is now in recovery at the hospital and is walking around, and he has a 50% chance of regaining his vision, Nadkarni said.
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Since regaining independence from the Soviet Union at the end of the Cold War, Moldova has been no stranger to political stasis and turmoil.
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After being found guilty for the death of his roommate, Alig served 17 years in prison for manslaughter, regaining his freedom in March 2014.
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Review articles have found that long-term opioid users do no better at regaining quality of life than those who don't use the prescriptions.
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If this voting bloc sticks together, Pelosi would have an extremely thin margin in regaining the speaker's gavel, despite her overwhelming support in the caucus.
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The classic car market is regaining some of its shine, as the latest round of auctions in Scottsdale, Arizona, racked up sales of $260 million.
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The terror group was "progressively rebuilding its capabilities, restructuring its organization, and regaining its confidence," they wrote, warning the group would thrive amid further conflict.
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After its previous high watermark six years ago, the party's positive ratings quickly fell back to earth, with Democrats regaining the advantage the following month.
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Jedrzejczyk's right eye was about swollen shut in the fifth but she still landed some jabs that kept her hope alive of regaining her championship.
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It certainly is, but they are going to be very aggressive in terms of regaining market trust especially in Japan which is their biggest market.
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I learned later that upon arriving in the E.R., I had passed out and gone into convulsions, regaining consciousness while I was on the gurney.
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European Union countries have gradually been regaining trade access after many countries banned EU beef following the BSE crisis at the turn of the century.
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Furthermore, the Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly investor survey shows the greenback regaining the "most crowded trade" crown from the FAANG tech stocks group.
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The euro's weakness combined with a further push higher by the dollar, which is regaining its stride despite investor positioning in the greenback looking stretched.
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Compared to the rise that the influencer was on just over two years ago, it feels like Chyna is still rebuilding and regaining her footing.
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The Landers hiring underscores how BTG Pactual is regaining steam after a Brazilian federal judge acquitted its founder Andre Esteves of corruption charges in July.
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With Assad now regaining control, Israel has voiced worry that he might defy a 44-year-old Golan demilitarisation deal that had stabilised their standoff.
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The party also sees this as an opportunity: If May and her deal implode, it might put them closer to regaining control of the government.
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The talks would include dumping the euro as well as regaining control of France's borders and being able to decide French legislation alone, she said.
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As Trump delivered promises of soaring optimism, Democrats almost appeared disappointed – for their aims of regaining electoral control sunk as hopes for America's future lifted.
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Halep smacked a forehand winner down the line to seal the convincing victory and keep her hopes of regaining the world number one spot alive.
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After regaining control of the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections, some Democratic lawmakers have been calling for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Other U.S. data on Tuesday showed housing starts rose more than expected last month, suggesting the economy was regaining steam early in the second quarter.
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It also established Russia as a power broker in the Middle East, regaining a role it had relinquished after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Gamblers on Betfair Exchange, a betting market, reckon the hosts have a 50% chance of regaining the urn from the visitors, who triumphed last time.
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The country also endured a period of political instability last year, after the A.K.P. lost its parliamentary majority before regaining control in a snap election.
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His lung cancer diagnosis ((non-small cell adenocarcinoma stage IV) came after Clark had a hard time regaining weight after an arduous ice-climbing trip.
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Pelosi has called for a different approach to dealing with the president, telling Democrats to focus on policy and on regaining the majority in 2018.
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Those two missions, the first under the Trump administration, suggest US officials have become increasingly concerned that the terror group is regaining strength in Libya.
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Pakistan's lack of robust legal action against the Mumbai attack organizers constitutes one of the biggest obstacles to regaining more bilateral trust and sustaining dialogue.
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"I accept responsibility for my past actions, and I am ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust," Northam said in the video.
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It would go a long way toward regaining the trust of an electorate he has given plenty of reasons to question his integrity and judgment.
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Regaining its top spot after being replaced by Denmark in 2018, Sweden has the most progressive attitude towards gender equality (9.6) and human rights (9.8).
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Whether the chain has made progress in regaining its customers will be disclosed when the company releases its second-quarter earnings report on July 21.
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The digital currency lost a third of its value in a single day, briefly sinking below $11,000 before regaining some of the ground it lost.
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The man from the beginning (the taut, compact Luca Marazia) wanders through, occasionally threatened by the hordes, losing and regaining the light-of-humanity orb.
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Or it could agree to a "hard Brexit", regaining the right to limit EU migration within its borders, but losing access to the single market.
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The address, advisers said, will be the first of several speeches Mr. Trump plans to give, with the goal of regaining traction in the race.
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"It will be about regaining trust for international organizations and strengthening the global, rules-based trade order," the government official said on condition of anonymity.
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Boko Haram's depredations ravage much of West Africa, Al Shabaab thrives in the Horn of Africa, and the Taliban is steadily regaining ground in Afghanistan.
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This year, as Georgia celebrates our 6900th anniversary of regaining independence, I am optimistic about what the next 2628 years will bring for our people.
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But Romney's arrival in Washington might mark the beginning of a political dynamic more problematic for Trump than the Democrats' regaining control of the House.
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Many Democrats hope that Trump working as the standard-bearer for the GOP will bode well for their chances of regaining the majority in Congress.
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Regaining ground in Pennsylvania is a key priority this year for the Democratic Party, which reeled when the state voted for President Trump in 2016.
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He said the unit ran the risk of being judged by the American military's typical measure of progress: regaining territory from enemy groups through airstrikes.
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Then Medvedeva broke a bone in her right foot last fall, missed training time and two important competitions and perhaps never fully regaining her stamina.
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In its memo, the DCCC tries to cast the party as being on the offensive in 2018 with an eye towards regaining a House majority.
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They control not just the White House but both houses of Congress and appear on the verge of regaining a majority on the Supreme Court.
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He cemented his reputation in 2005 during the second Iraq war when he led the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment in regaining control of Tal Afar.
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Gary Cahill also scored as Chelsea nudged closer to regaining the trophy from Leicester after its lead had been trimmed in recent weeks by Tottenham.
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He remained in a coma for three weeks following the crash before regaining consciousness and although he did ski again, his racing career was over.
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Two polls showed "In" regaining the lead and another showed the "Out" campaign's lead narrowing, though the overall picture was of an evenly-split electorate.
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PG&E's stock jumped about 13% to $10.91 a share and regaining nearly all the ground lost after Newsom's rejection of the company's bankruptcy plan.
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Bitcoin may not be reacting outright to the news, but the true sign of its return is the regaining of its market share, Lee said.
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The painting simultaneously depicted Walker as a military hero and a civilian man, regaining his independence, using the traditionally feminine craft of quilting to convalesce.
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"We say that the Syrian army, with support from the Russian troops, is regaining control of its territories and restoring the state authority there," Zasypkin said.
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A little over a month later, in hopes of regaining that small and strange, but bizarrely uplifting space online, one brave soul decided to take action.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to address the nation on Tuesday to mark Greece regaining fiscal sovereignty and the ability set its own economic policies.
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President Mauricio Macri took office 15 months ago promising to jumpstart the economy by regaining the trust of investors after a decade of free-spending populism.
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Natuso Yamaguchi, leader of the junior partner in Abe's ruling coalition, the Komeito party, earlier on Friday urged the premier to focus on regaining public trust.
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NOTES: Lakers PG D'Angelo Russell averaged 20.7 points and 4.8 assists since regaining his spot in the starting lineup in the nine games before Thursday's matchup.
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There is clearly an increasing number of people who see controlling immigration as a way of regaining control over their communities in a rapidly changing world.
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The next afternoon, the journalist, Daphne Caruana Galizia, left her house and walked toward her gray Peugeot 108, intent on regaining access to her bank account.
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Kenin smacked the netcord with her racket in frustration, drawing jeers from the Paris crowd, before regaining her composure and wrapping it on her second opportunity.
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Two weekend polls showed "in" regaining the lead and another showed the "out" campaign's lead narrowing, though the overall picture is of an evenly split electorate.
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But MacFarland said the coalition had made advances on the field over the past year, regaining control over ISIS strongholds like Ramadi and making advances elsewhere.
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Recently elected President Mauricio Macri has taken a more conciliatory approach to the litigant funds, realizing the importance of regaining access to vital hard currency funding.
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Soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade rose 0.5 percent to $9.03-1/4 a bushel, regaining some ground after falling by 1.1 percent on Tuesday.
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Elsie (Shannon Woodward) discovers that there is some sort of intelligence inside The Cradle that has been preventing Delos from regaining control of the park's systems.
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Tesla investors are regaining confidence in a quieter Elon Musk — even as they question the company's ability to hit its production goals for the second quarter.
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If Democrats stand firm on opposing any Trump nominee, however, they run the risk of losing seats and perhaps even the chance of regaining a majority.
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While the headlines focus on Democrats regaining the House of Representatives – undoubtedly a major win for liberals with broad implications – the overall picture is more nuanced.
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It will likely take Ford until next year, when the first of the wave of new vehicles arrives in showrooms, to start regaining momentum in China.
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Despite gloomy talk about the economy on the U.S. presidential campaign trail, auto sales and other data released on Tuesday indicated the economy was regaining momentum.
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Cedric Richmond (D-La.) — won the contest 11-2, avenging last year's loss and regaining their claim of dominance in the event over the last decade.
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Instead, after returning from the Olympics and immediately regaining an important starting role with Pachuca, the 21-year-old was left out of Osorio's recent roster.
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"These settlements will enable us to move forward with regaining the confidence of our depositors and shareholders and creating value for all our stakeholders," Eprile said.
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"This agreement is an example of the government regaining the credibility it had lost over the past few years," Rossello said in the statement on Monday.
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Other data on Tuesday showed that housing starts and industrial production rebounded strongly last month, suggesting the economy was regaining steam early in the second quarter.
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He missed 37 of 143 cuts from 2016-18 before regaining his PGA Tour card this year by the minor league Korn Ferry Tour this year.
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Members from these districts could have faced tough re-elections this year, when Democrats are expected to be strong performers, potentially regaining control of the House.
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Election night results showed that Democrats would be regaining control of the House, but results trickling in from California gave them more victories than initially thought.
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But Maryland responded, regaining a seven-point advantage on two free throws by Cowan with 1:03 remaining and taking a 34-30 lead to intermission.
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He missed 37 of 143 cuts from 2016-18 before regaining his PGA Tour card this year by the minor league Korn Ferry Tour this year.
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The restructuring is really about regaining its industry leader position by hunkering down for a year and putting a more cost-competitive product on the market.
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To join him would mean joining his reelection campaign, and putting their own jobs, not to mention their chances of regaining the White House, at risk.
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After regaining control of his Twitter account, Mckesson explained that the hacker or hackers were able to take over by convincing Verizon to reset his SIM.
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In relation to the song, I think this drives home the idea of feeling manipulated and figuring out how to leave a situation— regaining your control.
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Manager Aaron Boone had maintained confidence that Severino, who has been far from his All-Star form the last month, was close to regaining his touch.
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It briefly pared about 40 pips after the PBOC announced an anticipated cut in banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) in late afternoon, before regaining lost ground.
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Yet the energy and enthusiasm that Democratic voters have shown in primaries and special elections this year suggests Democrats have a real shot at regaining power.
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Future base wage increases and performance pay "will be dependent upon the company regaining profitability", while the base wage rises will not exceed inflation, it said.
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The outcome of the November general will be key to Democrats' attempts to regaining the majority in the Senate, making this a key race to watch.
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He said the challenges included regaining public trust as well as increasing the number of people joining Facebook and the time they spent on the platform.
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Joe Biden is redeploying dozens of campaign staffers to the two states in hopes of regaining his footing following disappointing showings in New Hampshire and Iowa.
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Remaining members of the 2017 team spoke during and after Thursday's news conference, where they said their focus is now on regaining the trust of fans.
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He and the others knew that, if they brought down Gorman, they had a chance of regaining the No. 1 spot in the USA Today rankings.
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As the November 6 U.S. congressional elections draw closer, Reuters looks at five metrics to gauge Democrats' chances of regaining control of the House of Representatives.
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Comments from the Iranian vice president about regaining market share added to bearish sentiment, although losses were curbed by expectations of an upcoming OPEC production cut.
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Despite bitcoin's tumble during the past two weeks, Wall Street bull Tom Lee says the cryptocurrency is gradually regaining market share — which should comfort bitcoin buffs.
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Labour shores up its &aposred wall&aposYouGov&aposs poll suggests Labour is regaining support in its traditional seats which are being heavily targeted by the Conservatives.
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But the Rockies wasted little time regaining the lead against Ryu, one of the favorites to start next month's All-Star Game for the National League.
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Taking those areas would bring Assad close to regaining control over highways running from Aleppo to Hama and Latakia, two of Syria's most important pre-war roads.
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" MacLean said that since BP's return to the youth facility, he has been slowly "regaining his privileges" and that he currently has "minimal interaction with other inmates.
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And this latest incident suggests that if the department is serious about regaining community trust, it will need to do much more to rein in its officers.
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But it is hard to see OPEC regaining its grip, unless the Saudi position - driven by Falih's ultimate boss, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman - changes dramatically.
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This shows Tehran is regaining market share at a faster pace than analysts had projected as it battles with Saudi Arabia for customers by cutting its prices.
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The goal of fishermen, on the other hand, is regaining full control of British waters so that they aren't forced to compete with trawlers from other countries.
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Sterling also got a reprieve, last up 23 percent against the greenback at $21.42, regaining some ground after hitting a 248.58-year low of $28 on Monday.
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Mr. Assad's military, with Russian support, made significant strides in recent days, regaining control of a significant chunk of the rural coast around Latakia, a government stronghold.
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Housing starts and industrial production rebounded strongly last month, suggesting the economy was regaining steam early in the second quarter after almost stalling early in the year.
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The revamped model is winning support from both statist types, who enjoy regaining control over industrial policy, and liberals, who like funding entrepreneurs without pulling fiscal levers.
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Mashable has now heard from more than 100 users whose accounts have been hacked — most of whom have had little luck regaining access through Instagram's support system.
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She also often provides her followers with her own suggestions for starting the diet, meal plans, exercises, and mindset while dropping (and at times, regaining) the weight.
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According to Blackwell's family, his health is improving—regaining the ability to move his arms and legs after waking from his latest coma just days before Christmas.
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What the board of directors reportedly did not approve was making changes that would formally prevent former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick from regaining control of the company.
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Beyond's stock, which has a market value of $9.8 billion, briefly fell nearly 5% to $239.713 per share in morning trading before regaining some of those losses.
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The euro rose 0.5 percent against sterling to 77.31 pence , regaining a bit of ground after setting a near three-week low of 76.925 pence on Monday.
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There is a sense that global bourses and oil prices are regaining some longer-term strength after Brent crude oil gained more than 6 percent last week.
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That's when she thought of opening her own restaurant, a dream Delgado had ever since she was working on getting her business degree after regaining her freedom.
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The decision to retain peacekeepers could help Trump overcome criticism that he had ordered a precipitous withdrawal from Syria that could lead to Islamic State regaining strength.
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Having given up on regaining the original masterwork, de Groot hires a garrulous gumshoe to follow a trail of arty crumbs to the painter who forged it.
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At the federal level, the biggest changes come from Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives and the crucial committee chairmanships that come with it. Rep.
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Mr. Putin would have greatly improved his chances of regaining the international standing he craves had he diversified his country's economy and worked constructively with the West.
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Floridians will have a clear choice in the Senate campaign and Democrats have a strong chance of regaining the Florida seat, even with Rubio in the race.
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That should start with regaining "military sovereignty", and re-opening a dialogue with Russia despite suspicion from Poland and other countries that were once under Soviet domination.
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Many behavioral and pharmacological interventions only work during the intervention, and the end of the study means regaining the lost weight for a large proportion of participants.
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Assad, who is fast regaining territory in Syria's most populous eastern regions with Iranian and Russian military support, has repeatedly said the state will recover all Syria.
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Reports of the Instagram outage began around 10:35am Pacific, though by 11:04am some users in the states and U.K. were regaining access to the website.
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And the more open seats for Democrats to target, the better chance they have at making a very serious run at regaining their House majority next November.
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Stocks sold off sharply amid concerns about the jump in rates, and the Dow was down nearly 22 percent in early afternoon trading, regaining some lost ground.
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In 2011, after regaining a majority in the House, they shoved leaders aside and caused a credit downgrade by balking at an increase in the debt limit.
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People are regaining their social lives in fits and starts, as security allows, and expressions of the culture Mr. Bukar once enjoyed spring up in unexpected ways.
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Regaining her balance as the train gathered speed, she staggered into the seat next to mine and, between panting breaths, asked if the train was going uptown.
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There is a sense that global bourses and oil prices are regaining some longer-term strength after Brent crude oil gained more than 2.63 percent last week.
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The sharp economic contraction of 215 has turned into a solid expansion, the budget deficit is under control and Hungary is regaining its investment grade credit ratings.
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Still, Democrats will have an uphill climb in regaining control of the Senate and need to defend a handful of states that went double digits for Trump.
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After years of economic desperation, American workers are finally regaining some of the ground they lost in the last decade's recession and the pallid recovery that followed.
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His surrogates had also recently begun talks with the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank about an investment in Uber that could provide Mr. Kalanick a route to regaining power.
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Watson saw her first five championship points slip away in the second-set tiebreak before regaining her composure to lose just one game in the final set.
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It was David Cameron's success in regaining a clear lead among women at the 2015 general election that helped the Conservatives to their only majority since 1992.
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Months later, DeSantis signed a law that required felons to pay back all court-ordered fines and fees imposed at sentencing before regaining the right to vote.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly investor survey showed the greenback regaining the "most crowded trade" crown, snatching it back from the FAANG/BAT tech stocks group.
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And once you've been deprived of the foods you love, you are more susceptible to binging and eventually regaining the weight you've lost -- plus a few pounds.
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Mahaney said he sees Facebook regaining a stock value of $217 per share, the high it hit on July 25, just before its second quarter earnings report.
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The vineyards were replanted after a solution was found, but revolution, wars, the Depression and Prohibition in the 20th century prevented Madeira from regaining its former markets.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies fell to a four-month low of 97.057, but spent most of the European session regaining ground.
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His surrogates had also recently begun talks with the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank about an investment in Uber that could provide Mr. Kalanick a route to regaining power.
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The Spanish government didn't comment specifically about the colonial reference, but Isabel Celaá, its spokeswoman, said on Friday that Spain was committed to regaining sovereignty over Gibraltar.
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Glowing reviews quickly follow, and the company's prospects for a strong fall and holiday season — and the opportunity for regaining some lost market share — seem nearly assured.
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Analysts at UBS said that although relative outperformance of European versus U.S. equities has slowed recently, they saw the region regaining momentum as monetary policy began to tighten.
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Under questioning, Bates allegedly told detectives he smoked a cigarette he'd procured from a stranger and blacked out — regaining consciousness only as police were placing him in handcuffs.
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Gold has been on a wild ride since the U.S. election, plummeting immediately after Election Day and regaining a bit of ground since the final week of 2016.
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He was benched in his first game before regaining the starting job, and he also was demoted at times last season, finishing with seven starts in 14 games.
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The official said Brazil was working out with the United States the next steps to solve the issues, saying regaining access to the U.S. market was a priority.
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Dah Sing Bank's US$250m Tier 2 issue dropped by a third of a point this morning, but began regaining ground and was spotted above par this afternoon.
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Simon rallied with a final flourish, regaining a service break and saved two match points before holding to raise thunderous cheers from a crowd firmly in his corner.
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In fact, the most devastating moment in Deepwater Horizon is when Wahlberg stumbles upon a fallen rig worker, who upon regaining consciousness immediately asks about his brother's safety.
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Regaining recognition both federally and culturally has become the primary mission of the Nisenan tribespeople because they believe it will help them reverse some of these disconcerting trends.
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Their frustration was shared by Mr Saleh, who sought to undermine the transition in the hope of regaining the presidency or, at least, handing it to his son.
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You might not be able to control how distracted you get, but Dr. Ballard says that you can start regaining focus by asking yourself why you're checking out.
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Meanwhile, the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, rose on Friday, regaining some ground after its biggest fall in years on the escalation of trade tensions.
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The Dow and S&P 2500 have now erased more than 22019% of their May losses during June, with the Nasdaq regaining about 60% of its May decline.
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"She seems to be saying that regaining sovereignty is so valuable, she is willing to pay a price in terms of economic disruption," said one senior EU diplomat.
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"He switched from guitar to drums in his informal band, made extensive progress in regaining speech and took constant pride in his home and property," the statement said.
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The shrews experienced some rather incredible changes, losing as much as 20 percent of their skulls in the winter months, and regaining 15 percent later in the year.
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Macron said during a visit to Berlin in March that France must show it can reform itself and respect Europe's fiscal rules as a way of regaining trust.
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Earlier, world No.88 Sasnovich began her match strongly but allowed Sevastova to push the first set to a tiebreaker before regaining composure to secure the early advantage.
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The company has since sold or withdrawn from a number of businesses to focus on autonomous driving, AI and its news feed product, regaining momentum and investor confidence.
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The strategies currently in place have struggled to produce tangible evidence that they are regaining positive operating momentum and reducing volatility in the company's key cable network businesses.
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Manager Craig Counsell said there's still no timetable for Guerra's return and that the team is more focused Guerra regaining his agility during the rehab process than pitching.
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In anticipation of regaining control of the House of Representatives, Democrats are studying ways to reform the rules to establish a more transparent and less fractious 2628th Congress.
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More recently, however, the army was seen as regaining some of its clout because it was steering clear of politics and managing a brutal war against Kurdish separatists.
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The market came close to regaining all the ground it lost since the vote last week, ending the week up 3 percent — its biggest weekly gain since November.
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Britain's FTSE 100 rose 06003 percent to 6,118.02 by 1435 GMT after U.S. retail sales in April recorded their biggest increase, suggesting the U.S. economy was regaining momentum.
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Idlib was the last refuge for Syrians who resisted Assad's domination, but with the regime regaining control of much of the country, there is no other refuge available.
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Ralph Northam (D) stormed to victory in Virginia's 2017 governor's race, which was the first major sign that Democrats could have a shot at regaining the House majority.
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Democratic women are also poised to lead their party in regaining control of the House of Representatives, having won 155 of Democrats' House nominations to Republican women's 45.
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I guess a modern version of heroism is regaining control of social impulses, saying no to a thousand shallow contacts for the sake of a few daring plunges.
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It seems a fitting moment, then, for Bailey's book, "My Brother Moochie: Regaining Dignity in the Face of Crime, Poverty, and Racism in the American South," to drop.
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With seven Republican-held districts that Hillary Clinton won in 2016, the state is an integral part of Democrats' path to regaining control of the House in November.
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Before the 2016 election, when the Democrats' chances of regaining power seemed less certain, their campaign committee amassed $42,500 from L.L.C.s in the final weeks of the campaign.
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A spokesman for the American Embassy in Baghdad said the operation had involved Iraqi troops, apparently with the cooperation of Kurdish forces, regaining government control of disputed territory.
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Boston seemed to be regaining control early in the fourth quarter, but again the Knicks came back, tying it at 89-89 on consecutive 3-pointers by Hardaway.
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In most places, a parent in Coleman's position would be required to complete a treatment program ordered by a traditional Family Court as a condition of regaining custody.
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To accomplish his agenda, he should turn away from self-inflicted scandals and distractions, and heed history's lessons for regaining the trust in the hallowed office he holds.
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For the Americans, the Islamic State regaining a foothold in Palmyra poses a potential threat to American-trained Syrian rebels operating about 60 miles south of the city.
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The first thing he remembers after regaining consciousness was the sound of rescuers cheering as a ski patroller named Bill held his hand and others dug him out.
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An ordained Baptist deacon, he is known to conclude speeches with jarringly ominous words about regaining God's favor for a country defiled by abortion practitioners and Hollywood filmmakers.
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Shares of Dick's Sporting Goods, which also fell sharply in early trading Wednesday before regaining some ground, are up more than 20 percent over the same time period.
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J.C. Penney's stock was down around 6 percent at one point before regaining some ground to end modestly lower Thursday in spite of the retailers' largely positive results.
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With Democrats regaining power this year after eight years in the wilderness, not many in the majority have much experience leading panels during a confrontation with the administration.
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Toughest of all for Mr. Christie, however, may be regaining the personal popularity that gave him decisive leverage over his Democratic critics during his first few years in office.
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October was a rough ride for U.S. stocks, which despite regaining a portion of the month's losses Wednesday ended as one of the worst months since the financial crisis.
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In a blink-and-you-miss-it moment Beyoncé stumbled ever so slightly while performing at the Super Bowl 50 halftime show on Sunday – before immediately regaining her footing.
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The Mexican peso MXN= is forecast to fall 1 percent to 17.98 per dollar in one month, regaining tentatively to 17.80 in three months and 17.55 in one year.
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Also in 3313, there was a reported case of a man regaining the ability to take steps after cells from inside of his nose were implanted in his spine.
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But the Hawks again wouldn't go away, regaining the lead, 51-49, on a Collins 3-pointer at 1:24 and taking a 873-54 edge into the break.
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Self-proclaimed "#dryfasting & #detox specialist" Alice Copilet, for example, says the lifestyle is "the key to reversing skin conditions, regaining your confidence, and falling in love with yourself again."
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Washington (CNN)The Turkish government appeared to be regaining control of major cities Saturday the morning after a faction of the Turkish military tried to take over the country.
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At a time when gun violence is fresh on the conscience of the American people, many would find the concept of violent felons regaining access to guns somewhat disconcerting.
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Saudi Arabia insisted its rival join the freeze, but Iran held firm to its goal of regaining the market share it lost under economic sanctions on its nuclear program.
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Staying ahead of clutter is actually a lot easier than you think — if you can stick to a few easy habits that help with regaining control of your surroundings.
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But the dollar has been regaining strength in the wake of last month's British referendum to leave the European Union and economists say this could renew pressure on exports.
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Speaker Carl E. Heastie of the Bronx, who succeeded Mr. Silver as leader of the Assembly, which Democrats dominate, said regaining the public's trust remained a work in progress.
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They make it harder for Democrats to achieve the urgent mission of regaining control of the House, and would be well-advised to keep their concerns behind the scenes.
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Kickl said Kurz was only interested in regaining control of a ministry at the heart of Austria's security apparatus, and suggested his party would back a no-confidence motion.
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While monthly price rises peaked in September 2016 at 2.1 percent nationwide, they have softened only slowly, regaining momentum as buyers shrugged off each new measure to curb speculation.
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After an interruption lasting two hours and 45 minutes, the players resumed and Djokovic wasted no time in regaining the lead, only for the match to be stopped again.
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The company provided little detail on concrete initiatives and market reaction was cool, seeing shares initially dip to a four-month low of 107 euros, before regaining some ground.
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If successful, the campaign would help the army in its eventual goal of regaining Eastern Ghouta, which has been under opposition control for much of the six-year conflict.
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Why it matters: Other polls released this week tell a similar story — that Moore is regaining ground after the outrage from the allegations of sexual harassment has cooled down.
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The CIA, too, has been empowered by Trump, regaining the authority to conduct drone strikes against suspected terrorists -- actions President Barack Obama chose to personally authorize via the military.
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In a tweet, however, she praised Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown, writing that he "took significant steps, and seems to understand the importance of regaining public trust."
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3 percent, regaining half the losses it saw on Tuesday when North Korea fired a missile into Japanese waters.
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By the time I started reading about 'fear of food,' I was in remission and already on my way to regaining my normal diet — even though it's a battle.
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Since taking power, Kim Jong-un has engineered a series of purges and filled the top posts in the party and military with loyalists, regaining influence over the military.
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"There's a lot I can do about regaining my vocal competency, my vocal ability and I've gone through all of that, so I'm really grateful about that," she said.
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Second, after regaining lucidity later that night, he pretends to fall into his own pool so that Whitney, her husband and the kids can all escape the reception undetected.
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U.S. consumer spending increased more than expected in April, a further sign that economic growth was regaining momentum early in the second quarter, while inflation continued to rise steadily.
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Nilekani's "return to Infosys gives it the best start in six years in regaining leadership stability, strategic relevance and resolving cultural battles", CLSA wrote in a note to clients.
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A successful outcome would bring NASA closer to regaining the ability to transport its own astronauts to the orbiting lab since it retired its space shuttle fleet in 2011.
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Beyond the symbolic importance of regaining a foothold in the Midwest, their state house gains will also offer them a measure of control over the next round of redistricting.
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When the dope wore off, the plants returned to life, as if something had hit pause — almost like they were regaining consciousness, something we typically don't think they possess.
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The move proved prophetic as over the next three minutes of play, Cleveland outscored Golden State 10-5, hitting a few comical 3-pointers and regaining their momentum entirely.
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But the dollar has been regaining strength in the wake of Britain's June 2.53 vote to leave the European Union, and economists say that could renew pressure on exports.
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While monthly price rises peaked in September 2016 at 13 percent nationwide, they have softened only slowly, regaining momentum as buyers shrugged off each new measure to curb speculation.
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However, Democrats have a much more difficult path to regaining the majority in the Senate, with the tide moving against various Democratic candidates in states won by President Trump.
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For people with coronary artery disease, rapidly losing and regaining weight — or "yo-yo" dieting — may increase the risk for deadly heart attacks and strokes, a new study suggests.
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Soon we'll know how much our political world has been broken and whether there is any hope for regaining normality -- and returning to a nation where facts actually matter.
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They roll in and out of town every semester as if on a conveyor belt, regaining good standing in the community and the classroom in pursuit of Division I scholarships.
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Negotiations to establish a trade agreement between Europe and the South American group first began in the 1990s, and ebbed and flowed through the years before regaining momentum in 2016.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, regaining some of the sharp losses from the previous session, as investors weighed the impact of the escalating trade war between the United States and China.
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Stocks rose on Thursday, regaining some of the losses from the previous session, but the market's gains were kept in check as worries over the global economy and trade lingered.
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Even with new features added, regaining consumer confidence could be an uphill task for Samsung the longer it keeps mum on what happened with the Note 7, according to Moorhead.
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But control of the port would bring the coalition closer to its goal of regaining the entire coastal plain, landlocking the Houthis and giving it more leverage in peace talks.
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The seventh district matters to the Democratic Party because it is the sort of place that could determine its chances of regaining control of the House of Representatives in November.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across the maturity curve in sympathy with U.S. Treasuries after encouraging U.S. factory and construction data suggested the world's biggest economy was regaining momentum.
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But it was worth regaining my senses of taste and smell, of not being dizzy and tired by 3 pm every day, and of not sneezing blood in the mornings.
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"She recently committed to living a better life and had graduated from an inpatient rehabilitation program with hopes of regaining control of her life," her family stated in the obituary.
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The Canucks wasted little time in regaining the lead, as Pearson scored 73 seconds later, tipping Tanev's shot from the top of the right faceoff circle over Hart's left shoulder.
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"One vampire I spoke with says she was hospitalized, and was later discharged only after regaining her strength through feeding on her then partner in the hospital room," Browning says.
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Bullion has rallied 16 percent this year, regaining its role as a shelter for risk-averse investors, in the face of tumbling equities and fears of a global economic slowdown.
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A few months later, he completed work on his master's degree in Philosophy from Boston College, returned home to Watsonville, and set his mind to regaining his championship handball form.
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Stunning cameos from Sergio Garcia, Rory McIlroy, Paul Casey and another rookie, Tyrrell Hatton, mean Europe are 43 points from regaining the trophy they lost at Hazeltine two years ago.
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The Party of Davos needs to apply Oakeshott's principle of scrutiny to itself if it is to have any chance of regaining its place at the summit of British politics.
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In April, the government launched new programs aimed at regaining control of prisons and areas occupied by gangs, which Cotto said have helped boost gang member detentions and weapons seizures.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 22.8 percent of the U.S. economy, is regaining ground as the prolonged drag from lower oil prices, a strong dollar and an inventory overhang fades.
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The chamber is expected to approve the deal after lobbying by cash-strapped provincial governors who see it as key to regaining access to financing needed to repair crumbling roads.
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"Luxury goods companies have rethought strategies and are now regaining the trust they lost from customers," said Federica Levato, a partner at Bain and a co-author of the report.
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The review and challenge process will be a continued distraction at a time when management and the Board should be focused on improving business results and regaining lost market share.
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That together with last month's increase in homebuilding and sales of previously owned homes suggests the housing market could be regaining momentum after treading water for much of the year.
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U.S. home sales increased more than expected in November, hitting their highest level in nearly 11 years, the latest indication that housing was regaining momentum after almost stalling this year.
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Iran has been trying to claw back its market share since international sanctions were lifted in January and regaining a major buyer such as Shell will further aid its cause.
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It took six months in a hospital in Sweden for Baalsrud to climb back from the brink, overcoming the loss of his toes, putting weight back on, regaining his eyesight.
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Daniel dieters only eat fruits, vegetables, and unleavened bread for 21 days straight, with the overall goal of regaining focus on Christ-centered teachings, according to the Daniel Diet website.
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In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad, assisted by Iran and Russia, is coming closer to regaining control over most of the country, while leaving a significant vacuum filled by ISIS.
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After regaining his voice, Temer launched into a litany of promises to deal with the political crisis and economic downturn plaguing Brazil, to a chorus of applause from his supporters.
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And although Sunfyre had been maimed three times by this point, it nevertheless took to the sky every day with its rider, and together they both began regaining their strength.
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Polls in the weeks after the allegations against Moore broke looked very promising for the Democratic nominee, Doug Jones, but Moore began regaining his lead at the end of November.
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His lawyer from New York University Immigrant Rights Clinic, Alina Das, said that as he was regaining consciousness she argued that she was still pursuing legal remedies for Mr. Ragbir.
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The Czech crown hit its lowest level since last October and was down around 503%, along with the rest of the region, even before the bell, before regaining some ground.
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But now that it's slowly regaining momentum, it might be a good time for a quick refresher on — or introduction to — all the fun features that live on the platform.
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The show can be quite bleak and very violent, but it tries to keep its more vulnerable, human side, too, as Letty worries about regaining custody of her young son.
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The capture of Khan Sheikhoun brought Moscow closer to regaining control over two of Syria's most important pre-war highways from Aleppo to Hama and Latakia, on the Mediterranean coast.
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"In the event of an invasion of a remote island, its task will be promptly landing on the island and regaining and securing it," Onodera said at a press conference.
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They see Europe's "right to be forgotten," by which citizens can force companies to erase some of their personal data, as a step toward regaining ownership of their online selves.
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An attempt to surgically remove Dave's cancer last spring severed one of the nerves to his genitals, leaving him impotent with only a 50-50 chance of regaining natural erections.
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And despite the occupation's widespread unpopularity on campus, the university authorities seem incapable of, or uninterested in, regaining possession and returning it to the general use of the UNAM community.
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GrubHub, a rival Chicago-based restaurant takeout service, saw its shares fall more than 6 percent on the news, before regaining some ground to a drop of nearly 2 percent.
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The company is turning to double-layered tacos and overstuffed quesadillas in hopes of regaining ground in a market where its fried chicken has shown the limits of its appeal.
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Iran is regaining market share at a faster pace than analysts had projected since sanctions were lifted in January, helped by securing more tankers through a temporary shipping insurance fix.
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LABOR, LAND SHORTAGES The housing market is regaining momentum after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times this year, pushing down mortgage rates from last year's multi-year highs.
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But companies were able to pass along higher input costs and raise selling prices of their goods by a sharper pace than in August, suggesting they were regaining pricing power.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, dropped about 0.20 percent after the release of the minutes, before regaining much of its losses.
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Curry averaged just 16 points in the first three games and didn't even have a 20-point outing before regaining his form and setting the tone for the road victory.
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Another report showed factory activity ticked up in May, after slowing for two straight months, and suggested the economy was regaining speed after struggling at the start of the year.
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The ISM survey added to bullish data on consumer spending, the labor market, manufacturing and trade that have suggested the economy was regaining speed after slowing in the first quarter.
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However, four years later, she miraculously regained control of her eyes for the first time in four years and began her journey to fully regaining her cognitive and physical abilities.
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Mathematically, however, Pheu Thai's chances of regaining power would be reduced even if it is the top vote-getter if one of its allied parties, Thai Raksa Chart, is disqualified.
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Chance of death: 63.64% The High Sparrow and his religious zealots are living pretty high and mighty in King's Landing now, but you know who else is quickly regaining her power?
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Chance of death: 63.64% The High Sparrow and his religious zealots are living pretty high and mighty in King's Landing now, but you know who else is quickly regaining her power?
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By late evening in Aleppo on Tuesday, the military push was over, according to Russian officials supportive of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, with the government regaining control of the city.
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That has unnerved many - including talismanic former leader Nigel Farage, who split opinion at a UKIP dinner in Birmingham when he voiced concern it could prevent the party regaining mainstream appeal.
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Renesas' stock climbed 4 percent higher in afternoon trade, regaining some ground lost in a 14 percent slide since the Japanese firm said it was considering buying IDT on Aug. 31.
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Global markets rallied on Monday after several opinion polls over the weekend showed that the "Remain" camp was regaining momentum ahead of the referendum on Britain's European Union membership on Thursday.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment aid fell from a 73-month high last week, the latest sign that the economy was regaining speed after stumbling in the first quarter.
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When areas within the burn scar began reopening to residents, those who returned clustered together in places such as the Magalia Community Church, in hopes of regaining some sense of community.
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China is caught between the dream of regaining its rightful place in Asia and the fear that tired, jealous America will block its rise because it cannot accept its own decline.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy, had been regaining ground as the prolonged drag from lower oil prices, a strong dollar and an inventory overhang faded.
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That dreamy crush, the ideal job, and countless fantasies of rescuing someone, going viral, or regaining a lost love — all seem close enough to grab onto as the week wears on.
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China's economy appears to be regaining its poise after a torrid summer last year, although concerns persist over the frothiness in the property market as well as the accumulation of debt.
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While the pig brains did not come close to regaining consciousness, scientists noted metabolic activity in some cells, raising a host of ethical, religious and philosophical questions about life and death.
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After an excruciating battle with her health, Hadid opened up about regaining her life and shared her story in her memoir, Believe Me: My Battle with the Invisibility of Lyme Disease.
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It's a long, drawn-out battle that ends with Liberty Belle regaining the crown, but Welfare Queen's loss is made more sad when you realize Tamme's son just watched her lose.
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The November 10 holiday, which marked the country regaining its independence in 1918 following World War I, was overwhelmed by nationalists armed with flares and making anti-Semitic and Islamophobic declarations.
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The country's Central Bank now describes the economy as stable, mainly citing a drop in inflation and the ruble regaining some strength after tremendous volatility in the currency since early 2015.
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Their storylines are also reaching towards something resembling a reset button and it's clear that, having emerged from traumatic experiences, they are also going to set about regaining what was lost.
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Following Kardashian's social media firestorm, the mother of two took to Instagram (after regaining control from the earlier hack) and posted a very long message about her side of the story.
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Talking about impeachment might also endanger Democrats' chances of regaining a majority in the House of Representatives in next year's midterm elections, particularly in districts where Trump won the popular vote.
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