I think rescue dogs -- there's the old adage, they're rescuing you and you're rescuing them -- but I think they know they're being rescued.
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Les Matuson, the business rescue practitioner charged with assessing the prospects of rescuing SAA and 10,000 related jobs, and his team said rescuing SAA was the preferable option.
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Rescuing 123 million pounds of food a year For 29 years Forgotten Harvest, a nonprofit in Detroit, has been rescuing food destined for landfills and redirecting it to the hungry.
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Amid rescuing numerous people, the veterans also saved a deer.
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He lies and says Crosby wouldn't agree to rescuing Salcedo.
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Rescuing animals seems like a rather thankless job at times.
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She has the mission and rescuing one of her comrades.
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Motorola arguably could be credited with rescuing Android from obscurity.
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Local fishermen with small motor boats immediately started rescuing them.
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And perhaps then they can begin rescuing a sputtering season.
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Rescuing the station was deeper than just nostalgia and sentimentality.
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"Let's not tell mom," says one, after rescuing his child.
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Christopher becomes intent on rescuing him from his brother's plantation.
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Ms. Liang credits Ayawawa's advice with rescuing her romantic life.
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Six years ago, he turned to rescuing wombats full time.
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This time, he's rescuing a friend's daughter from her kidnappers.
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Felix Mendelssohn was given credit for rescuing Bach from oblivion.
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"We are currently waiting to see if we are able to start rescuing animals but people are rescuing them also," he said, adding that they're still blocked from entering certain parts of the city.
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For Perl, considering the modern in what may seem "anti-modernist" terms, rescuing Calder is a way of rescuing the individual imagination from a reading of modern art too narrowly driven by a historical plot.
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"We had to stop the rescuing operations when the night came because the helicopters can't do the rescuing operation when it is dark," Floriane Macian, a spokeswoman for the prefecture, said in a telephone interview.
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As much as she is rescuing characters from their Disney incarnations, she is also rescuing our color associations from pastel girl-pop culture, and transferring it to the site of a nine-foot long painting.
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First transatlantic voyage, sinking the Bismarck, rescuing Titanic survivors, first steamship?
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"I think your days of rescuing me are over," she says.
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Rescuing elephants may turn out to be profitable for the Samburu.
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Contrary to what movies will tell you, we don't need rescuing.
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And a fairy tale about a young farmhand rescuing a princess.
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They are experts in locating and rescuing victims in collapsed buildings.
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MoMA played a major role in rescuing Chagall from Occupied Europe.
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Rescuing things that don't know they're about to be cut loose.
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Jennifer Lawrence may hold the key to rescuing the Bachelor franchise.
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They came from nursing home residents with disabilities who needed rescuing.
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Rescuing the peace deal may be a long and complex process.
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A good swimmer, Sahastrabuddhe lost his life while rescuing his friends.
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His job there previously included rescuing and rehabilitating stranded sea turtles.
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Ghosn is credited for rescuing Nissan from near-bankruptcy in 1999.
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They rest in between shifts of rescuing Houstonians from dangerous floodwaters.
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Rescuing people amidst gunfire Back inside the venue, it is chaotic.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rescuing what's left of Aleppo.
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The firefighters turned all their attention to rescuing their fellow rescuer.
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He gave his life rescuing his neighbors in the Bronx fire.
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USDS is best known for its role in rescuing the healthcare.
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The process of rescuing a stray animal is not always straightforward.
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"Garrick swooped in because he felt I needed rescuing," she said.
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That almost always goes well, because you're kind of rescuing them.
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For Jessica Zafonte, a Manhattan attorney, hers is rescuing water fowl.
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Now, does this mean that rescuing the financial system was pointless?
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This includes rescuing Kuwait from invasion and occupation by Saddam's Iraq.
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Rescuing 218 refugees from a leaky dinghy in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Firefighter Cody Mooney will continue rescuing others even though he's gone.
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Live television footage showed firefighters rescuing stranded truckers on major highways.
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Les Matuson, the business rescue practitioner charged with assessing whether there was any chance of rescuing the state-run carrier and its 10,000 related jobs, and his team argued that rescuing SAA was the preferable option.
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But for me, Heat Signature suddenly became about Santana Prophecy rescuing Corvus.
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A resident cradles his dog after rescuing him in Escuintla on Monday.
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Feather is rescuing millennials from IKEA purgatory with its furniture rental service.
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Our conclusion: Orlando Bloom loves rescuing dogs, and we love Orlando Bloom.
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The Fed has done its part in rescuing a badly damaged economy.
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It crowdsourced every part of the operation: posting, dispatching, rescuing, and updating.
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The princess who needed saving now more often does the rescuing herself.
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Should we be rescuing our tiny humans from the pretty, pretty princesses?
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Wachovia needed rescuing and BofA's deal to buy Merrill Lynch nearly collapsed.
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CNN: What did you learn about the need in rescuing these animals?
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" Rescuing the situation, the sidekick hands the preacher a sesame biscuit. "Better?
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They called him "Ghulam" (boy), authorities charged with rescuing Lazem tell CNN.
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Heroin(e) doesn't just make visible the work of rescuing a community.
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Television programs on raising companion animals or rescuing abused dogs are popular.
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"This idea of music rescuing our family was all there," Soloway said.
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One night we reporters were filmed rescuing civilians from a rocket attack.
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" "You're not sort of rescuing folks from making poor decisions from themselves.
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We have recognized expertise in the area of rescuing human trafficking victims.
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Yet that's exactly what those involved in rescuing migrants are concerned about.
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Tuesday, asking for his help rescuing two people from a collapsed garage.
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Our video journalists rode with paramedics rescuing protesters shot by Israeli troops.
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Like other subway-rescuing plans, this one is a work in progress.
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When four men left in a relief ship, that vessel needed rescuing.
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They helped the security operatives in rescuing the abducted tourist and driver.
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"Rescuing Deutsche Bank would not be popular," the senior government official said.
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Mr. Dedman had more on his mind than rescuing the Beaumont Inn.
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In 2016, he was praised for rescuing an elderly woman from a fire.
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In the Facebook post, Bush advocated for adopting or rescuing dogs from shelters.
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Justice bought the resort for $20.5 million in 2009, rescuing it from bankruptcy.
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Daenerys lost Viserion in the land beyond the Wall when rescuing Jon Snow.
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One early on has you rescuing prisoners in a dark, seemingly abandoned building.
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Emergency workers have been rescuing people trapped in their homes by rising waters.
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After rescuing Jake first, one Thanksgiving day, Melvin found Scout in his yard.
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The episode, instead, ends with Rick rescuing the baby whose father he killed.
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Adding in the kitten-rescuing element is just the icing on the cake.
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Ardent supporters of rescuing dogs, they were initially just going to give money.
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He swings right into action, rescuing a man from a fiery pickup truck.
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"Foolhardiness is not a good strategy for rescuing," Higo offered in a statement.
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Ambulances were tied up rescuing flood victims, and there was a midnight curfew.
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There are hundreds of other volunteers on the roads rescuing animals, Wilkinson said.
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"There's no set time when it comes to rescuing people," Mr. Kasim said.
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"This idea of music rescuing our family was all there," Mx. Soloway said.
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Supporters say Ross saved thousands of U.S. jobs by rescuing firms from failure.
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Rescuing Gropius from his bad reputation requires an honest assessment of his talents.
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The ragtag flotilla that formed has been credited with rescuing thousands of people.
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The authorities spent the day rescuing people stranded on roofs or at sea.
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Adoptive parents need to drop the idea that we are rescuing our kids.
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Rescuing cats and visiting them in a safehouse is always a cute diversion.
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In all, HSUS said it has spent $1.3 million dollars rescuing these dogs.
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Most of the volunteers have been rescuing people for 10 to 15 years.
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Emergency responders cut the electric current to avoid electrocutions before rescuing the pilot.
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Salud Carbajal (D-Calif.) praised the ASPCA for rescuing animals after natural disasters.
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He preferred to walk, anyway, plucking art from dumpsters, rescuing it from curbs.
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He also said officers were in and out of the club, repeatedly rescuing people.
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"There's nothing political about rescuing the White House from attack," says The Division 2.
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Crews will have to replenish air tanks along the route before rescuing the others.
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Ironically, at the same time he was rescuing these dogs, he lost his own.
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Majid was told "LGBT people" needed rescuing — but thought LGBT was a political party.
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We should be allowed to be concentrate on rescuing other people in our operations.
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These days, wealthy philanthropists become press barons by rescuing publications like Mr Luce's brainchild.
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And there's always that (slim) chance they'll be put to work rescuing a swimmer.
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They ran into some folks on boats who were rescuing people in the area.
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But a promising application of AI is rescuing humans from horrific content moderation jobs.
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Officers from Houston's neighborhood security patrols are busy rescuing both owners and their dogs.
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We really believe in rescuing, and she's brought us so much joy and love.
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However, while he was rescuing Ansari, a large tide swept both of them away.
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Its power lies in Jeff Fribourg's declaration that this is a thing worth rescuing.
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I'll always get a lot of juice out of rescuing something that Jesus said.
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A "Kodak moment" is, after all, one we deem worthy of rescuing from oblivion.
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Air force helicopters were rescuing people, but flights were being slowed by heavy winds.
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Like father, like daughter Her police officer father died on 9/11 rescuing people.
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Father Glasberg ran an operation of Christians committed to rescuing Jews from the dragnet.
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The volunteer group is known for rescuing civilians wounded in the country's civil war.
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In 1985, in the midst of rescuing her publication, she discovered she was pregnant.
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Thompson is especially good at rescuing poor, half-baked Unity from one-dimensional derision.
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"He was breaking up an attack on his dog — he was rescuing his dog," .
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The group also said its best to use caution when approaching — and rescuing — hatchlings.
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It seemed they believed that an outside organization rescuing the David would be improper.
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He might have made a career out of rescuing animals if he was able.
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Some of the skills he displayed in rescuing PSA could come in handy again.
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Deputies found an adorable puppy who needed rescuing from the abandoned, partially flooded vehicle.
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City officials were asking residents with airboats for their help in rescuing the family.
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Rescuing the rescuers hinged on securing written promises from Western countries to resettle them.
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I passed a series of tests that included rescuing a blacked-out freediving partner.
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He's filmed himself rescuing dogs, too, but for now, he's keeping just this one.
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That's when he sprang into action rescuing packages from the back of his truck.
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BEYOND MEASURE: Rescuing an Overscheduled, Overtested, Underestimated Generation, by Vicki Abeles with Grace Rubenstein.
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In 2014, in Jamaica, Wilkinson drowned after rescuing their elder son from an undertow.
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Dramatic video footage showed firefighters rescuing people using cranes as huge crowds gathered outside.
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He pledged $200 million towards rescuing the company and asked fans to make donations.
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Activist investors and those focused on rescuing troubled companies both beat the for the year.
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Ohio passed legislation in 2016 protecting Good Samaritans rescuing pets or minors from hot cars.
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As many as 30 had showed initial interest as of June in rescuing the company.
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He had been the man whom many credited with rescuing once bankrupt Chrysler from oblivion.
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The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is one of the centers rescuing orphaned elephants in Kenya.
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While rescuing her police sent a robot into the home and discovered the suspect's body.
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Bassett arrives to reprimand him for almost leaving the mother behind while rescuing the baby.
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Forget rescuing cats from trees — in Beverly Hills, firefighters rescue cats from eco-friendly cars.
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They said the smugglers used force to stop survivors on the feeder boat rescuing others.
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Why is it so hard to believe that we don't all need, or want, rescuing?
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Labour has no interest in rescuing a Tory party on the edge of total meltdown.
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They then began the complicated process of rescuing and transporting the animals on March 28.
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When one drone finds itself caught on protective netting, rescuing it becomes a community endeavor.
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"There is no question of rescuing NTPC," said Rahul Dholam, an analyst at Angel Broking.
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It's most famous project was rescuing large parts of GeoCities from the ashes in 2009.
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Seemingly, less concerned with getting a firm answer than they were with rescuing Sessions, Sens.
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You progress by "rescuing" survivors from the show which provide you with unique additional capabilities.
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After rescuing the primate, the BOS Foundation did determine she is definitely an albino orangutan.
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Credit investors are apt to wonder whether rescuing cash-burning investees is a contingent liability.
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It showed an officer rescuing a baby girl from a home covered in volcanic ash.
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He was then assigned to an outfit tasked with rescuing contraband arms parachuted onto farms.
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Well, (if) by definition rescuing 12 young boys...that puts everybody in the same context.
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And rescuing a pilot like that would restrict or temporarily stop aircraft launches and recoveries.
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And so far, lawmakers have shown limited appetite for rescuing the state's small weed growers.
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Daytona Beach Firefighters in the process of rescuing riders from rollercoaster accident at Boardwalk pic.twitter.
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This is still very much a prototype, so it won't be rescuing anyone anytime soon.
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Two years ago, after rescuing Sputnik from a shelter, Schmuck went on a business trip.
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As well as beating Liquid, Snake now has to find personal redemption in rescuing Meryl.
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Decide where to go next, whether it's upgrading this wrecked car, or rescuing that dog.
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Only three months into the job, he faces the urgent task of rescuing the economy.
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By rescuing him with Russian airpower and Iranian manpower, they have embedded themselves even further.
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The second time, it seemed like she was rescuing the moderators because somebody had to.
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In the White House we recited ancient words thanking God for rescuing us from hatred.
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Or a heroic Ghanaian immigrant and soldier who dies in a fire while rescuing others?
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Democrats see it as a sign that Mr. Cruz's campaign is struggling and needs rescuing.
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Officials in China made rescuing ZTE a top priority during recent trade talks with Washington.
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Jake Gyllenhaal was no super-villain while rescuing a dog from oncoming traffic last week.
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These guys are three feet tall, and they're in need of rescuing from the government.
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He steers the team's work directly toward rescuing his sister, Amy, despite the team's misgivings.
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S - a move aimed at rescuing the 6.3 billion franc sale of its Swiss business.
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No, Salvini was furious that rescuers continued rescuing despite his shrill insistence that they stop.
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After rescuing two Allied soldiers during the war, she was recruited into the French underground.
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Rescuing animals made me feel good about myself; surrounded by them, I felt less alone.
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Arriving firefighters soon discovered they were rescuing not only a cat, but a dog, too.
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The big action scene in the store, when they're rescuing Forky out of the cabinet.
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Crews around Platte Valley were rescuing residents from King Lake when they were also stuck.
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When they're not communing with butterflies, they're rescuing joeys — such is their benevolent and peaceful nature.
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Fallen power lines and trees prevented emergency responders from rescuing the man in time, WCTV reported.
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McIntosh, who retired as an HVAC professional, tells of his joy rescuing cats, including feral felines.
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Germany opposes the plan, fearing that rescuing foreign banks could cause disproportionate costs to its taxpayers.
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Big brother Kingston, 10, saved the day by rescuing a woman being attacked by a bug!
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His trusty companion Bronn (Jerome Flynn) pushed him into a pond, rescuing Jaime from dragon fire.
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Volunteers have been involved in clearing rubble, as well as rescuing people trapped underneath collapsed buildings.
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"When stopping crimes against girls -- or rescuing them -- the police need to be sensitive," she says.
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After rescuing Jennifer from a seedy night club, Pierce gets stopped by the police once again.
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She has a hard time going anywhere — even on vacation — without rescuing a kitten in need.
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Experts determined Bennett staged the accident, rescuing both himself and $36,000 in rare coins he'd stolen.
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Climbing mountains and sinking pirate ships certainly looks more exciting than waiting for a rescuing prince.
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But it is a policy worth rescuing—and not just because doing so is good politics.
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After saving her humans from a snake bite, Nala was now the one who need rescuing.
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After rescuing her, you decide how Grylls gets to the village to deliver the vaccines himself.
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Josh Pettit from Maurepas, stayed up for three days rescuing people and animals from desperate situations.
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He'll have plenty of material to work with — an economic recovery, Obamacare, rescuing the auto industry.
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Social media footage showed aid workers carrying away bodies and rescuing wounded civilians amid smouldering wreckage.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals recommends rescuing stray animals or adopting from a shelter.
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Siew Te Wong: I grew up keeping different pets and rescuing birds that fell from nests.
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Photos and videos shared on social media showed crews rescuing trapped passengers from the gondola cabins.
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Tai Ping set about "rescuing it," in the words of Cogolin's current managing director, Sarah Henry.
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Security forces stormed the restaurant on July 2, killing the gunmen and rescuing 13 hostages. video
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And, she says, rescuing your child sends the message that you don't trust him or her.
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The Daytona Beach Fire Department shared video of firefighters rescuing those stuck in the roller coaster.
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It isn't out of callousness that the NSF is so choosy about rescuing scientists from exile.
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I ask Ally if she thinks rescuing and domesticating opossums for the 'gram is a trend.
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The command includes a remotely operated vehicle and vessels capable of rescuing people from bottomed submarines.
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Rescuing two small Venetian banks – Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca – is proving even harder.
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One video showed a police officer rescuing a boy, 53, from a damaged home in Banten.
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Meredith later wrote about the experience in her memoir, Pieces of Me: Rescuing My Kidnapped Daughters.
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Fifty years after "To Sir, With Love," British youths still need rescuing by a concerned adult.
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In each, the unit has to decide between rescuing the hostage and targeting a terrorist leader.
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An avalanche transceiver, shovel, and probe — tools for rescuing someone buried under snow — are de rigueur.
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Cutting such burdens therefore reduces costs and prices, rescuing wealth creation that would otherwise be destroyed.
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In the eighteen-nineties, "rescuing" children became almost synonymous with separating them from their family's influence.
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That included recently rescuing 60 guinea pigs from a home after neighbors complained about the smell.
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Rubio and Trump are running on similar themes of rescuing the United States from Obama-induced decline.
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Friends and relatives on Facebook said Hermond, a National Guard member, was rescuing people after 4 p.m.
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Search & rescue teams at the Huruma building collapse on the verge of rescuing a woman found alive.
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They say rescuing the eight remaining boys and their soccer coach could take up to four days.
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Officers responded, rescuing a cow, a goat, chickens, roosters, two beagles, and also donkeys Romeo and Sadie.
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In 290, the year the duo released their first feature film, Keanu, about rescuing a stolen kitten.
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"We're facing the most difficult phase right now, which is rescuing victims and recovering bodies," Patiño said.
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"Never trust a flower," the narrator's guide says, upon rescuing a citizen from a giant carnivorous plant.
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Smaller Renault owns 43 percent of Nissan after rescuing the Japanese company from near-bankruptcy in 1999.
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Carly says she's passionate about giving aid to veterans and the homeless, and rescuing human trafficking victims.
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Shortly after the second disaster, in August 20183, Malaysia's government renationalised the airline, rescuing it from collapse.
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Ghosn is credited with rescuing Nissan and Renault, and stitching together three automakers into a global alliance.
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At first Mr Turnbull seemed to be rescuing the government from its woeful prospects under Mr Abbott.
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Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah directed authorities to focus on rescuing those trapped by the floods.
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Weekend warriors on recreational fishing boats have been rescuing people from rooftops of houses filled with water.
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With less than a second left in the game, Arike Ogunbowale hit a late, rescuing jump shot.
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The effort is aimed primarily at rescuing the area from decades of declining population and economic malaise.
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She says she now devotes her time to rescuing migrants as a reaction to her privileged upbringing.
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Marinelli dedicated his to "the incredible people who are at sea rescuing other humans fleeing unimaginable situations".
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Instead of reflexively rescuing airlines and oil and gas companies, we need to take a longer view.
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Other local organizations doing similar work include Rethink Food NYC, Rescuing Leftover Cuisine, Roho Compost and Replate.
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It also spurred protests in Liberia and resulted in the government rescuing more than a dozen girls.
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While the idea of a dog rescuing a koala may some adorable, the job is not easy.
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He is hospitalized in stable condition, and his family thanked local and state authorities for rescuing him.
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The T-Mobile deal turned out to be its best hope of rescuing an expensive bad bet.
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In other words, don't count on anyone reaching into the Hollywood game and rescuing comedy anytime soon.
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The company plans to eventually use them for fighting fires, rescuing people, skyscraper maintenance and delivering goods.
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Since rescuing Moncler in 2003, the entrepreneur has rejuvenated the brand into a goose-down success story.
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And that's where someone told me about Sea-Watch, an organization rescuing refugees in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Her mother, Rebecca, came to Washington last June to plead for American help in rescuing her daughter.
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Planes and helicopters are airlifting firefighters and rescuing folks trapped in isolated towns destroyed by the flames.
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She became legendary for rescuing many sailors involved in shipwrecks or other accidents in New York Harbor.
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Marinelli dedicated his to "the incredible people who are at sea rescuing other humans fleeing unimaginable situations".
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More than 1,000 people still need rescuing as rivers crest at their highest recorded levels in multiple locations.
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People are sometimes slightly reluctant to immerse themselves and go walking into the kill shelters when rescuing dogs.
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People are sometimes slightly reluctant to immerse themselves and go walking into he kill shelters when rescuing dogs.
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State-run Radio Mogadishu had said government forces were still at the scene rescuing people from the hotel.
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After rescuing a baby from a rowboat, the couple decide to secretly raise the child as their own.
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Since the fire, Berard-Zaletel has been feeding and rescuing cats she's come across following the tragic disaster.
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Despite that admonition, you'll take on a number of traditionally heroic tasks, including defeating monsters and rescuing refugees.
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Another, from the Topeka Police Department in Kansas, showed an officer rescuing a drowning boy from a pond.
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Ahead, the pros' guide to rescuing your natural, relaxed, and color-treated strands from the longest winter imaginable.
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Ever since rescuing him from a kill shelter when he was a puppy, the Maxwells have spoiled Maverick.
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If June needs rescuing, at least Harry and John have an idea as to where she is going.
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And who knows, in the future we may see robots with centaur designs rescuing humans from dangerous situations.
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The mom of three ultimately adopted Boomer the English Springer Spaniel after rescuing him on a recent hike.
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If so, is it more than just blowing up the cult shrines and rescuing people from immediate danger?
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She also earned a "life-saving medal" for rescuing a 5-year-old boy who almost drowned, Patch.
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Holmes and his wife Shannon had spent the weekend rescuing people and pets from 7-foot deep water.
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And part of saving the day usually means rescuing his companion, with varying levels of help from her.
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Roman's passion for rescuing canines began when he was just 4-years-old, according to mom, Jennifer McConn.
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But the best savings of all may come from rescuing or resurrecting the crazy concept of personal responsibility.
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It was not clear whether anyone was detained, wounded or killed in the process of rescuing Shahbaz Taseer.
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Members of her family, along with Swedish authorities, asked for Kurdish help in rescuing her, the statement said.
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Dramatic video released Thursday showed Wisconsin firefighters rescuing an unconscious man trapped inside a van engulfed in flames.
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While her bunny love is real, the star has her sights set on rescuing another dog right now.
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It helps reduce law enforcement's response time so they can deploy officers in hopes of rescuing these kids.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Monte dei Paschi's rescue has hit Europe's new regime for rescuing banks where it hurts.
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The EU referendum has been a "lifeboat" for UKIP, says Ms Milazzo, rescuing it from its internal problems.
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Nissan has stepped up its offensive against the executive once credited for rescuing the company from near-bankruptcy.
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It is designed for educators who want the capability of thwarting an active shooter and rescuing injured students.
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The trial has been filled with harrowing statements from both Bergdahl and service members charged with rescuing him.
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Satyarthi's charity Bachpan Bachao Andolan (Save the Childhood Movement) is credited with rescuing more than 80,000 enslaved children.
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Arpakorn Yookongkaew said officials believe they are getting closer to rescuing the 85033 boys and their soccer coach.
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The team works on rescuing the crew inside the Endeavour but learns that the captain is still inside.
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The Bougliones began touring with the Cirque d'Hiver in 1935 after rescuing it from bankruptcy the year before.
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They devote their professional lives to rescuing patients having heart attacks and bringing them back from the brink.
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A famed director is suing the W, claiming the hotel blocked him from rescuing his husband from suicide.
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He popped one arm around my waist, kissed me on the forehead and set about rescuing our dinner.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, Mr. Murphy is experiencing the peril of taking responsibility for rescuing a failing transit system.
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He tells her it's a special tool for "cutting down" — rescuing people who have tried to hang themselves.
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But these episodes were about as serious as Jeeves rescuing Bertie Wooster from an ill-considered romantic attachment.
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To date, however, McNaughton has not depicted Trump in situations in which he's actually rescuing a burning America.
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And despite his best efforts, Sallie Skrine, the woman Dwyer was rescuing, died after succumbing to her injuries.
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Mr. Thae compared South Korea's actions to not rescuing a drowning man because he was considered a criminal.
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"The most central part of our work in Haiti is rescuing children," the group said on its website.
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With a fairy rescuing an abandoned baby and then, like Rumpelstiltskin, returning years later—first as a gypsy!
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More than half a billion animals have died and the Australian Navy is rescuing refugees stranded on beaches.
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Footage early on Saturday showed emergency workers rescuing three people in Elazig after 1003 hours under the rubble.
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"We are at the point where we are rescuing rescuers out there," said Elbert County Manager Sam Albrecht.
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Spidey, typically awkward and teenager-y, is wiped out after halting a bank robbery and rescuing a cat.
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It has been a bad day for Arsenal, a late Lacazette equalizer rescuing a solitary point at home.
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Many view the youth as troublemakers or in need of rescuing from their hormones by supposedly wiser adults.
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The training drill on Wednesday involved rescuing wounded soldiers behind enemy lines with Apache and Black Hawk helicopters.
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And it's not that the drones are actually doing the rescuing or the recovering or scouting that much.
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In Game 113, Leonard dropped 35 points on 24 shots, single-handedly almost rescuing Toronto from a loss.
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Soon, she started rescuing any animal that crossed her path, with pit bulls and opossums being her personal favorites.
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Ghosn's arrest marks a dramatic fall for a leader once hailed for rescuing Nissan from the brink of bankruptcy.
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Salvini praised the Libyans for the rescue and vowed to halt European aid groups that have been rescuing migrants.
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A passenger ship found the boat on Wednesday afternoon, rescuing 27 people, six of whom were evacuated by helicopter.
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Andrew White helps a neighbor down a street after rescuing her and her dog in Houston on Aug. 227.
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THE BEEKEEPER Rescuing the Stolen Women of Iraq By Dunya Mikhail Translated by Dunya Mikhail and Max Weiss llustrated.
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We checked out the first VR Zone location last year; it involved piloting mechs, driving trains, and rescuing kittens.
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The more you help each camp by running errands, rescuing civilians, or killing zombies, the more they'll trust you.
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Many of them also credit him with rescuing Turkey from the bloodiest coup attempt in its history, in 20153.
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The small vehicles have a crew of two and are primarily intended for rescuing submariners in case of incidents.
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"All day on Sunday we went around rescuing people out of high water stranded on overpasses," he told CNN.
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Ghosn's arrest marked a dramatic fall for a leader once hailed for rescuing Nissan from the brink of bankruptcy.
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At the time, Ryder didn't know that those cells could one day be the key to rescuing the animals.
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Kaptain Kristian details that special quality—how it's so much more than prince rescuing princess—in the video below.
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The app, called I Sea, said it was bringing a "crowdsourced" approach to rescuing refugees in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Rescuing and caring for dogs for 26 years, Jung has moved seven times because of neighbors' complaints about noise.
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The assault ended early Saturday when Bangladeshi troops stormed the scene killing the six attackers and rescuing 13 hostages.
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Unruh interprets this to mean that effects from quantum gravity aren't capable of modifying Hawking radiation and rescuing information.
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Indeed, his Twitter feed is currently filled with adoring comments relating to his interest in rescuing the soccer team.
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"Sergeant Thompson made the personal decision to attempt rescuing the victim without the aid of specialized equipment," Crouse said.
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Jesus Contreras worked non-stop for six days rescuing the victims of Hurricane Harvey, which flooded Houston in August.
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The US Coast Guard, which falls under the US Department of Homeland Security, is also rescuing people in Houston.
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And many Labour supporters object to the idea of rescuing Mr Cameron from his folly in calling the referendum.
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He needs rescuing, and exactly how much killing is done along the way is entirely up to the player.
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Western intelligence officials have said they believe the girls are scattered in small groups, another hurdle to rescuing them.
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After rescuing the living, Delgado spent hours inside Pulse with the dead as the standoff with the gunman continued.
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Your objectives include attacking enemy outposts, raiding underground labs for advanced technology, rescuing fallen comrades, and sniping enemy forces.
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He urges her not to jump; she jumps anyway — and he goes in after her, rescuing her from drowning.
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But after looking deeper into these companies, I now question the entire concept of "rescuing" excess produce for profit.
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Warren credits her mother Pauline's decision to get a job at Sears with rescuing her family from financial ruin.
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Ross made his name in finance as a so-called vulture investor who specialized in rescuing poorly performing companies.
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"We've got agents who are rescuing children right at the river, sometimes in the river," he told The Post.
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One of those is The Sato Project, which is dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned dogs from Puerto Rico.
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He was elected on a platform of rescuing France from years of anemic growth, high unemployment and budget deficits.
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The central bank and the government unleash funds directed at rescuing Britain from the outbreak, while repairing tattered budgets.
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Mr. Walker has made a habit of rescuing dogs and occasionally gives them to select clients as closing gifts.
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The retired U.S. Marine has rushed into a new battle, as a volunteer rescuing stranded horses and other livestock.
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Officials say Aaron left suicide notes in his cell and blocked the door to prevent officers from rescuing him.
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The most important task of Disney's CEO for the next two years will be rescuing Disney, not growing it.
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As heritage officer for Dublin City Council, Duggan, 21994, was in part responsible for rescuing No. 218 from collapse.
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But for Meyers -- who has dedicated his life to rescuing these creatures -- that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Monroe — who spends much of her time volunteering with local environmental groups and actively rescuing animals — acknowledged the tension.
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The tour company has acquired all 555 of its collapsed rival's branches, potentially rescuing the posts of 2,500 workers.
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Corrections officers also said they "owed their lives" to him for rescuing them from being attacked by other inmates.
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His exploits included fighting in wars, rescuing hostages, searching for a lost city and staging a farcical aborted coup.
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Some of these alerts are certainly justified, and rescuing nearly 1,000 children over two decades is far from nothing.
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In his new biography of Holmes, Stephen Budiansky adopts a creative new way of rescuing Holmes for our times.
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In the 1980s, owners Bill and Barbara Darlington began rescuing wolves, and the sanctuary became a nonprofit in 153.
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The family's return comes two days after Trump praised the Pakistani government for their role in rescuing the family.
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Proactiva says that means the burden of rescuing migrants increasingly falls on non-profit human rights organizations like theirs.
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This policy is particularly critical to the well-being of our piglets—the animals they claim to be rescuing.
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But the first priority remain rescuing and evacuating the living, especially those who are elderly or unwell, Jibrilu said.
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Later this year, Rethink plans to announce awards honoring the companies who are most successful in rescuing food waste.
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But he acknowledged that the government had been slow in preparing for the rains and rescuing people from flooding.
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Mr. Morgan and others entered the gas-filled tunnel wearing the mask, rescuing two men and recovering four bodies.
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So far, boats and helicopters have been the primary method of rescuing people and distributing aid, Mr. Verhoosel said.
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"My instincts just took over," said the man on the news after rescuing his neighbor's cat from a burning apartment.
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Cipriani got her first skunk, Daisy, after her mother passed away in 2000, and she's continued rescuing skunks ever since.
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Are we now expected to double-down on arm days before attending concerts just in case a singer needs rescuing?
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Dimon argues that banks will not need rescuing again because they have enough reserves and capital to be wound down.
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Watch "Rescuing Ex-Muslims: Leaving Islam" Read "Why I Left Islam and Now Help Others Who Are Doing the Same"
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Pararescuers are tasked with the dangerous job of going into hostile areas and rescuing aircrews whose planes have gone down.
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Ghosn's arrest has marked a dramatic fall for a leader once hailed for rescuing Nissan from the brink of bankruptcy.
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After rescuing Frida from Highway 99, Officer Coelho became understandably attached to the dog, visiting her regularly at the vet.
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When asked about rescuing someone else's kid from a dog attack, 19 percent of people said they would require cash.
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The CRC's mandate goes beyond crocodiles and ranges from bird surveys to rescuing injured wildlife, be they manatees or squirrels.
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The mayor even advised those who need rescuing to raise a white flag to draw the attention of first responders.
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The mayor even advised those who need rescuing to raise a white flag to draw the attention of first-responders.
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After rescuing Wolfgang, the sensates luxuriate a little, riding across Europe in trains and automobiles and enjoying their momentary success.
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For many people, "summer movies" is synonymous with big-scale blockbusters, where things blow up and the world needs rescuing.
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Some might consider the chairman to be rescuing his 123 percent stake in the company by acquiring it with Tesla.
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But hark, who is this leaping into the breach, rescuing young cadets from certain death with a well-placed blade?
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"Rescuing dogs is something my wife and I have done pretty much our whole marriage," Van Es, 48, tells PEOPLE.
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Cryan said the ECB deserved praise for rescuing the economy during the financial crisis, but it has gone too far.
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He said he was now focused on rescuing people who might be trapped and getting medical help for the injured.
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"Rescuing dogs is something my wife and I have done pretty much our whole marriage," Van Es previously told PEOPLE.
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Rescuing 20,000 people The Coast Guard and other first responders scrambled to rescue more than 20,000 people and 103,000 pets.
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In the decades since its creation, critics have long blasted the agency for its role in rescuing other troubled economies.
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For those who find the first theory a bit too predictable, consider this: Jack dies rescuing the family dog, Louie.
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Similarly, I'll drown shows shadowy human figures appearing to be rescuing or operating on a bleeding shark or small whale.
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One of his first answers was about how much money was spent rescuing Matt Damon in all his various movies.
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He founded the Bachpan Bachao Andolan (Save Childhood Movement), an organization dedicated to ending child labor and rescuing underage workers.
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But when his neighbors' homes started flooding, he and his team took Gallery Furniture's delivery trucks and started rescuing people.
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As mayor of Newark he was known for personally apprehending a criminal and rescuing a neighbour from a burning building.
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The Sanctuary takes in abandoned and physically disabled sloths, rescuing the animals and giving them a new chance at life.
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The wildlife refuge is committed to rescuing big cats — mainly tigers, lions, leopards, and cougars — that were abused or neglected.
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Since there are no longer any government rescue missions, it's mainly private initiatives rescuing people in trouble out at sea.
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Now, she's giving Ray a blow job to essentially repay him for rescuing her from the side of the road.
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I worry that television coverage in the coming days will be dominated by heroes on boats rescuing widows on rooftops.
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They also take responsibility for the consequences their decisions have for their families and other people involved in rescuing them.
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Mr. Gallet, the fire chief, said firefighters were still rescuing artworks in the building, hours after the fire had started.
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Renault holds a 43 percent stake in Nissan and is credited with rescuing the company from near bankruptcy in 1999.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, who was credited with rescuing Nissan nearly two decades ago, was until recently a corporate star here.
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Patrons could then borrow the tapes and revisit — or see for the first time — the programs, rescuing them from obscurity.
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It obviously wasn't someone like me — meaning an American citizen with four-wheel-drive — that he thought might need rescuing.
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Deprogramming — rescuing him from the zombielike state into which he has fallen — proves a challenge for his friends and relatives.
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Nick is right that rescuing Hannah is impossible, but watching June struggle to accept that is like watching her drown.
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"Rescuing lives is a duty, transforming Italy into an enormous refugee camp is not," said Matteo Salvini, the interior minister.
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Now, he faces another daunting task: rescuing it from a growing crisis that threatens to cripple the city's continued growth.
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In a Facebook post, the shelter thanked Diwisch for rescuing the cats and to a local family for adopting them.
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WWF was also part of a team rescuing endangered Javan rhinos in the Ujung Kulon National Park on Java island.
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And it is about the rescuing of the Female that happens in the late plays, and why this should be.
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Take the example of the five women filmed rescuing a friend from being beaten up by police during a protest.
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He said his focus was now on rescuing people who might be trapped and getting medical help for the injured.
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But some communities perceive that they carry the burden of rescuing the polar bear from the melting of the Arctic.
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Friday from the local fire department about families who needed rescuing in James City, about 100 miles northeast of Wilmington.
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BUSINESS RESCUE TEAM BELIEVES THAT RESCUING SAA WILL ACHIEVE A BETTER OUTCOME FOR STAKEHOLDERS THAN IMMEDIATE LIQUIDATION - BUSINESS RESCUE PRACTICITIONERS
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To make matters worse, some European leaders have sought to criminalize the very act of rescuing asylum seekers at sea.
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She enjoys designing handbags and also makes time for volunteer work, painting murals in underprivileged villages and rescuing feral cats.
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Yet he is most comfortable playing a friendly officer, rounding up stray kids or rescuing villagers from a rabid dog.
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Other goals include supporting women's reproductive rights, supporting abuse victims (especially victims of sexual abuse by priests), and rescuing black cats.
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Now they're here — sprawled in the gutter, rescuing their right-hand-men from being drugged in the quarters of a sheik.
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The measure extols ICE for countering the narcotics trade and applauds its efforts in rescuing people caught in human-trafficking schemes.
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In March 2015, he was applauded for his role in rescuing three lost kids stranded at a railway station in Delhi.
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The Titusville Fire and Emergency Services were able to jump into action, rescuing Mason without great damage to the claw machine.
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Harrowing video footage shows a Milwaukee bus driver rescuing a baby girl she spotted wandering on a freeway overpass last month.
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British national Vernon Unsworth was instrumental in rescuing 12 kids and their soccer coach from a flooded Thai cave last week.
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Photos from the aftermath show bodies strewn across the street while others show ordinary citizens rescuing those injured from the explosion.
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Henke, who'd spent the past two days in Kady, Texas, rescuing people in chest deep water, got into Vidor in midafternoon.
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Moreover, were Mr Trump to succeed in stimulating shale-gas production, his task of rescuing the coal industry would become harder.
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The department also discourages people from feeding or rescuing wild animals because it can train them to be unafraid of humans.
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Likewise, in 2015 European governments argued that rescuing boats carrying migrants from north Africa merely encouraged more to risk that journey.
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This is not the first time an airline employee has been credited with rescuing a child at risk of human trafficking.
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They didn't succeed in rescuing the American captives, who had already been moved, and Foley was later executed by Jihadi John.
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Companion Animal Alliance is rescuing and caring for evacuees' pets which can be supported through their Sick and Injured Animal Fund.
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Luke springs into action, rescuing her from the gunfire, but they're still stuck behind the club's bar waiting out Diamondback's goons.
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At the ASPCA's 19th Annual Bergh Ball, Drew Barrymore told the black-tie audience that rescuing dogs helped save her life.
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At the very end of it all — after rescuing Andrew from Pornscape — Nick decided that he didn't need puberty just yet.
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As past storms have shown, animals are often abandoned or lost during disasters, and many will need rescuing of their own.
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Rescuing an animal from a life of photo-ops only to give it a life of photo-ops is blinkered behavior.
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They are a real symbol of how big a commitment a bear rescue can be, especially when rescuing bears so young.
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It continues, for the time being, to do astronomy thanks to something of a rescuing proposal from New Mexico State University.
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Train Operator Hopeton Kiffin acted quickly today, stopping his train & rescuing autistic boy on the tracks at Hoyt Street in Bklyn.
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Davies had defended the losses as the price of rescuing the country's banking sector during the financial crisis a decade ago.
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Italy's top two banks, Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit have also said they are not interested in rescuing the Siena-based lender.
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Emergency responders arrived on the scene in hopes of rescuing Morgane and discovered she suffered cardiac arrest, the local outlet reported.
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Bankia and BMN are both controlled by the state, after they ran into trouble following a property crash and needed rescuing.
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In 2015, the company decided to leverage its idea of rescuing people to bring its marketing stunt to the next level.
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You'll be rescuing yourself and others from those annoying email threads that drag on for a whole afternoon, interrupting everyone involved.
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The matriarch of this pastoral property was Charo's grandmother, from whom she seems to have inherited her love of rescuing animals.
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Shane Singleton took a small fishing boat with no motor over to a friend's house and ended up rescuing several families.
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Bogdanka will not take part in rescuing state-run troubled coal mine KHW, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna quoted Bogdanka's CEO as saying.
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If you'd like to help Partners 4 Pets continue rescuing puppies and other pets, you can donate online at paypal.me/partnersforpets
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Another way to ask this question: "Are you rescuing this person — and has that been a pattern of behavior?" asks Ford.
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People who are nothing like us rescuing a world that is nothing like ours is not a recipe for artistic renewal.
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Trump hailed the men and women who rushed to the site in hopes of rescuing survivors and finding remains of victims.
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Some aid groups compare Adem to Syria's White Helmets, a voluntary organization whose work rescuing bomb victims has won global acclaim.
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Victims of the Carr Fire He said his son drove toward the flames in the hope of rescuing his family members.
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The abduction received international attention, and there was criticism over what was seen as a weak commitment to rescuing the girls.
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I don't think most people are nostalgic for rescuing Princess Peach but they are nostalgic for going on adventures with Mario.
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Mr. Elliot became a firefighter and paramedic, and he spent last weekend rescuing his friends and neighbors from the encroaching floodwaters.
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Now, the White House is considering rescuing oil companies suffering from the opposite problem: too much supply from OPEC and Russia.
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All the same, we should be wary of falling into a pattern of rescuing our children from their own bad choices.
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According to a memo leaked by a Rotterdam crew member, the ship is now also tasked with rescuing healthy Zaandam guests.
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But even some who praise central banks for rescuing the world from catastrophe argue that easy money has outlived its usefulness.
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"This is the new normal," said Philip Levine, the mayor of Miami Beach, who campaigned on rescuing Miami Beach from floods.
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And I really mean it, I'm not rescuing anything, because it's over for me professionally as far as I can see.
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Video posted to YouTube on Wednesday shows salmon farmers in Canada rescuing a bald eagle from the grips of an octopus.
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The coast guard is responsible for rescuing Chinese fishing vessels when they are discovered in other countries' waters, Mr. Martinson said.
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Mr. Dimon argues that banks will not need rescuing again because they have enough reserves and capital to be wound down.
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After rescuing its banks, Ireland sought its own bailout, receiving €20163 billion from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
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Weakening the dollar is the last throw of the dice in rescuing the global economy, according to Saxo Bank's Steen Jakobsen.
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And the next month, Hsiung received yet another felony indictment for rescuing a baby goat from a North Carolina meat farm.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland returned to Washington on Tuesday for talks aimed at rescuing NAFTA ahead of a looming Oct.
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Now, as the co-founder of Direct Action Everywhere, he faces decades in prison for rescuing sick, injured animals from slaughterhouses.
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The two founders both felt passionate about fixing this problem based on how instrumental therapy was in rescuing their own marriage.
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Participant was also behind "Green Book," another best-picture favorite, rescuing the movie when another studio had passed on making it.
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Amidst the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, the images and stories of people rescuing pets have brought a small ray of hope.
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He says the focus should be on the first responders and people rescuing others from their homes with boats and pickup trucks.
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It's fascinating to hear you refer to robots as animals, talking about rescuing them from factories as if they were battery hens.
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While other activists are using mobile apps and cash incentives to deter child marriage, Bharti believes rescuing underage brides is also critical.
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We want vehicles that can navigate complicated environments and rescue robots that can explore a building and find people who need rescuing.
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By comparison, during the global financial crisis, the direct cost of rescuing U.S. banks was about eight percent of gross domestic product.
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And please consider donating to our Relocation and Relief Fund to help cover the costs associated with rescuing so many displaced animals.
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Rescuing gives you less ADAM but greater rewards overall, thanks to the in-game "gifts" left by Little Sisters you have rescued.
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"They were all wondering whether up on the surface we'd give up on rescuing them," he said, according to China National Radio.
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The New York Times did a Clinton Foundation investigation that treated Bill Clinton successfully rescuing American hostages from North Korea as scandalous.
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While wandering the forest I've found myself rescuing travelers from monster attacks, and accidentally stumbling upon a crew of moblins hunting boar.
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Before Mr Trump was a candidate, Russian investors and customers played an important part in rescuing his property businesses from financial difficulty.
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When it comes to rescuing people in the wake of Hurricane Irma, immigration status is not and will not be a factor.
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But they are concerned for others in the area – Americans who still need rescuing and locals who are in need of aid.
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Firefighters report rescuing people buried in mud, while mud and flooding forced a 30-mile stretch of the 101 freeway to close.
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One Facebook user, Samir Aliyev, asked what had happened to the money that the state had already spent on rescuing the bank.
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Patrick Wilson and his family are huge advocates for rescuing dogs — but their third adoption, Louise, really put them to the test.
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Farm Sanctuary, an animal organization dedicated to rescuing abused farm animals, was called in and Frank's road to freedom started to emerge.
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"Bodies are scattered all over the sloppy hill, so security personnel are having difficulties collecting bodies and rescuing the victims," Sharma said.
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Several NGOs stopped rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea after the Libyan government barred foreign ships from an area off its coast.
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For 10 years, young, strapping actors pranced around Los Angeles beaches in red bathing suits under the guise of rescuing fellow humans.
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Kaley and hubby, Karl Cook, called a 24-hour marine and wildlife hotline and asked for help in rescuing the sea lion.
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Rescuing Puerto Rico might prove a relatively cheap way to curry favour with Latino voters in this year's congressional and presidential elections.
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"At first, he told us there were 25," she says of rescuing the pups, all of which were believed to be inbred.
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Conway accomplished something no woman has done by rescuing a drowning Trump campaign and propelling her candidate all the way to victory.
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They show a few guardsmen taking a much-deserved break after spending hours rescuing people trapped in the flooding from Hurricane Harvey.
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SeaWorld said this spring that it would stop breeding orcas and would invest millions of dollars in rescuing and rehabilitating marine animals.
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In that episode, Walt dies after rescuing Jesse, who was held prisoner and forced to cook meth for a white supremacist gang.
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The father of two eventually became exhausted as he went in and out of the river, rescuing one person after the other.
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"Rescuing Retirement," which features these troubling retirement statistics in its first pages, was released in September in paperback and e-book formats.
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US Attorney Thomas Cullen applauded local law enforcement agencies for rescuing the hikers following the alleged attack and taking Jordan into custody.
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A plumber and ex-soldier, Heeney won a bravery medal for rescuing two women out of the surf at Gisborne's Waikanae Beach.
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It's nice to know that Jon Stewart isn't too busy hosting pro wrestling and rescuing animals to buddy up with Colbert again.
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According to The Telegraph, mountain-rescue units were "fed up" with rescuing tourists who got trapped while hiking because of their footwear.
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While rescuing the boys from the cave was clearly commendable, distributing bednets saves young children and adults at a dramatically reduced cost.
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The first season of this series, which pairs combat veterans with wolves and wolf dogs that need rescuing, comes to a close.
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Renault, by far the smaller of the two, owns 43.4% of Nissan after rescuing it from the brink of bankruptcy in 1999.
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Since then, Bongo Cat has become our savior, rescuing our beleaguered timelines and news feeds from the trash fire that is 2018.
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I personally know many people who still need rescuing, and there are thousands without medical help, power, food, or other basic necessities.
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Unable to save my family from the horrors of cancer, I had been rescuing Band-Aids and apple sauce from the trash.
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He has routinely done so (The U.S.S. Glenn, Pahvo, rescuing Sarek) and now suddenly he wants to keep her on the ship?
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"We happily played until nightfall," Mr. Loinger recalled in an interview in "Rescuing the Children: A Holocaust Memoir" (2002), by Vivette Samuel.
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With the monkeys in hand, the rescuing forces began picking the livestock which, liberated, was flying or crawling happily around the room.
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"Rescuing lives is a duty, transforming Italy into an enormous refugee camp is not," Mr. Salvini wrote on Facebook on Monday morning.
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And though the churning river was lapping at the stairs to her house, Ms. Tedder said she did not want any rescuing.
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Ms. Porter grew up in Summit, N.J., with her parents, Prudence and Michael Porter, who indulged, reluctantly, her hobby of rescuing animals.
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The White Helmets have been praised in the West for their work rescuing people caught in the rubble after Syrian government airstrikes.
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Thomas Cook: Hays Travel, the tour company, acquired all 555 of its collapsed rival's branches, potentially rescuing the posts of 2,500 workers.
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He is credited with rescuing more than 600 Dutch children from the Nazis in Amsterdam during the spring and summer of 1943.
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The video was posted by a group called Cheollima Civil Defense, which said it focused on rescuing North Korean defectors and refugees.
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This is a movie about some kids in China rescuing a yeti, and the actor playing the main character isn't even Asian.
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Even those people saved from such a death — like the boy whom Hero #315 died rescuing Houston in 1909 — will die eventually.
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Early this week, a North Carolina man showed up armed at a Washington pizzeria, bent on rescuing children held in sexual slavery.
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India's National Disaster Response Forces (NDRF) have been deployed to the five states, rescuing more than 33,000 people stranded in remote villages.
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" The post added that the consulate expressed its appreciation "to all parties involved in rescuing and returning Aldi home safely to Indonesia.
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Remember when Forrest Gump was busy rescuing Bubba from the oncoming wave of napalm that lit up the Vietnamese in the area?
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There was tiny, fearless Sunitha Krishnan, beaten up by corrupt Hyderabad cops for rescuing little girls and their mothers trafficked in brothels.
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These tools have already played a critical role in rescuing victims of sex trafficking, thwarting international terrorist attacks and keeping children safe.
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In Washington, the healthcare debate isn't about rescuing the people in the individual insurance market from ObamaCare's high premiums and poor coverage.
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He is credited with rescuing Renault and then Nissan from prolonged slumps after both companies had been written off by industry leaders.
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But does it make sense to devote time or resources to rescuing animals when there are people who are displaced and stranded?
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A spokesperson for the London Fire Brigade told Metro that Jessie's owner followed the correct protocol when it comes to rescuing stuck pets.
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Billy Eichner does some light rescuing on the second group date, providing some of the best commentary the show's seen in a while.
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A "bail-in" is effectively rescuing a bank on the brink by making its creditors and depositors take a loss on their holdings.
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A Kansas cops is being praised after rescuing a 4-year-old boy with autism from a cold pond in Topeka on Sunday.
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The workers, who spotted the pup swimming up to the platform and called out to them, immediately set to work rescuing the canine.
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"I appreciate everyone out there that works in dog shelters across the country, rescuing these guys," Bentley said in his Roker's Instagram video.
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A spokesman for Mogadishu's mayor said safety was the top priority in the response and there was no delay in rescuing injured people.
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Thoroughbred Charities of America and the ASPCA's Rescuing Racers Initiative have collectively awarded millions of dollars in grants and funding to these programs.
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Sclavounis headed UBS's investment banking business in Greece before becoming chairman of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund for rescuing Greece's banks, in 2013.
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And unlike someone like Elliott Smith, whose (tragic) image is all about whether you could save him from himself, Sufjan needs no rescuing.
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In other words, Kong: Skull Island is essentially a superhero movie told from the perspective of the poor civilians in need of rescuing.
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"No one in Germany needs to worry about rescuing banks," said Achleitner, who is seeking another five-year term as Deutsche Bank chairman.
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The British government has so far only managed to recoup just over half of the 133 billion pounds it spent rescuing the banks.
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The British government has so far only managed to recoup just over half of the 133 billion GBP it spent rescuing the banks.
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The media mostly seemed to accept the idea that Spears had been "bad," a tragic figure who probably needed rescuing from outside forces.
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Even Marchionne or Mr Ghosn may not have been up to the task—not least because these superstars excelled in rescuing failing carmakers.
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After rescuing two major banks - Otkritie and B&N - in August and September, Moscow is now trying to ensure other banks remain healthy.
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On several occasions, while cleaning underneath a piece of furniture it was barely able to squeeze under, the Dyson 2360 Eye needed rescuing.
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It was a story about rescuing that data from the one company the public had decided, and Facebook had claimed, was singularly sinister.
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The Alexandria Fire Department has responded to five water rescue calls in their jurisdiction, all from people who needed rescuing from their vehicles.
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Chapman decided to take the horse home with the other animals she was rescuing, fearing the tricky stallion would die if she didn't.
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Watch the VICE News documentary: Rescuing Ex-Muslims: Leaving Islam: I stopped believing mountains were "stakes" or "pegs," protecting the Earth from earthquakes.
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The drawbacks of the current regulatory regime "have been fully exposed in the process of rescuing the stock market in 2015," Li said.
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Two images purporting to show Border Patrol agents rescuing migrants appeared on the latter platform in a span of just minutes Tuesday afternoon.
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Steve Scalise said the vote was not about "achieving some kind of political goal" but about "rescuing families from the failures of Obamacare."
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He added that Mobike tries to offer users incentives to treat their bikes better, including ride credits to users for rescuing stranded bikes.
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That design, however, let the birds in, but not out—which is why so many of them ended up in need of rescuing.
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He left office with solid approval ratings and low unemployment after rescuing Democrats from eight years in the wilderness under George W. Bush.
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The mainstream parties have pointed to their own success in rescuing the economy, and latched on to the Pirates' lack of policy detail.
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In the meantime, staff are rescuing these animals, but need foster and adoption help, as the facility already houses more than 100 pets.
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"When someone is trapped and they are pinned down, rescuing them is not as simple as pulling rubble off of them," Gupta said.
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At the same time, its deft, fluid vocal writing conveyed a piercing story, of a mother who dies rescuing her boy from drowning.
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Authorities raided the New Mexico compound last week, rescuing eleven children between 1 and 15 years old who were starving in filthy conditions.
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The exercises to be held around Itu Aba, known by Taiwan as Taiping, would include drills in rescuing shipwrecked personnel, the coastguard said.
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Justice Peckham does have one distinguishing characteristic and, as today's political fight over the Supreme Court rages, it is rescuing him from obscurity.
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" Ryan said the current system is failing, adding that Republicans are "stepping in front of it and rescuing people from a collapsing system.
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Andrea Mitchell credits Judy Woodruff with rescuing her "from oblivion" after a goof led her to almost being banned from television decades ago.
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Whether you're bringing home a new puppy or rescuing an older dog, training is one of your biggest responsibilities as a dog owner.
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Popular's problems come some five years after Madrid spent more than 40 billion euros ($45 billion) rescuing lenders hit by the financial crisis.
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Today, NATO is an overstretched alliance conducting operations as diverse as training Iraqi counterterrorism forces to rescuing stranded migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.
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In Donkey Kong, players maneuver Jumpman (proto-Mario) up a set of ladders with the goal of rescuing Pauline from the eponymous ape.
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The South returned eight North Koreans and their vessels in December after rescuing them off the east coast, in line with their wishes.
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The hotel fixer Anthony Melchiorri begins an eighth season by rescuing three South Dakota motels in time for the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
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The French military, based about 275 miles away in neighboring Burkina Faso, scrambled to help, eventually rescuing the casualties and providing attack support.
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Rescuing Emma from rapists is even more of a challenge because the age of consent in this not-so-enlightened era is 10.
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Here's my fantasy, my fondest hope for rescuing the Supreme Court from the precipice over which the current confirmation process is pushing it.
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The Coast Guard has a humanitarian public image, celebrated in local newspapers for rescuing pleasure boaters off Montauk or hurricane survivors in Florida.
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President Sebastián Piñera had staked his presidency on rescuing the miners, who were confined in a dank space 2,000 feet below the surface.
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But Wade is still capable of revving up his basketball time machine, still capable of rescuing his teammates, still capable of roasting defenders.
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But their rescuing hero turns out to be none other than Cam's ex-boyfriend Keifth (Kelsey Grammer), who left him without saying goodbye.
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Cowen said the focus in Houston right now should be on rescuing stranded residents and helping shelter people left homeless by the floods.
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Surely some channel had covered a new theater production or a team of Egyptian firemen rescuing a pharaonic-looking cat from a tree.
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Recently, a State Parks lifeguard was injured while courageously rescuing migrants caught on the metal ocean barrier that divides Imperial Beach from Tijuana.
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Despite Gustu's social projects, it can't be easy for a populist President to credit a European chef with "rescuing" local food and farmers.
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A dashcam video of a Kansas state trooper captured him rescuing a stranded truck driver and then driving through thick smoke and fire.
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The sinkings came on a day when coast guards brought ashore 264 people after rescuing them from two other vessels, Mr. Spindler said.
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One week later, on the same day the United States celebrated its bicentennial, Israeli forces executed a mission rescuing most of the hostages.
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Just as sadly, you should watch this video from The New Yorker, "Lifeboat," about German volunteers in the Mediterranean, rescuing refugees from Libya.
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First he plots to assassinate a presidential candidate but ultimately turns his attention to rescuing a young prostitute from members of the mob.
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A racist, anti-immigration narrative is leading to the attempted ethnic cleansing of marginalized people, hiding behind the language of 'rescuing vulnerable people.
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There's a philosophy question: If you were confronted with the choice between rescuing your mother from drowning or two strangers, who should you rescue?
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RELATED: Charles Keating IV gave life rescuing others A group of nearly 20 SEALs including Keating was deployed to respond to the ISIS attack.
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Hedren also discusses her passion for rescuing wild animals, as well as her famed role in starting the Vietnamese nail salon industry in America.
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The memorial has recognized Prince William's great-grandmother, Princess Alice, as Righteous Among the Nations for her role in rescuing Jews during the Holocaust.
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The cat lovers first welcomed Luna into their home when she was just three weeks old, rescuing her off the side of the road.
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"The military will continue to prioritize today rescuing the missing people in the Yun Men Tsui Ti residential building," it said in a statement.
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Officers were unable to revive a dog late Wednesday morning despite rescuing her from a hot car parked outside a Walmart in Trussville, Alabama.
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Minnesota is launching a program that encourages homeowners to let their lawns go to seed — all in the name of rescuing bumblebees and birds.
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LOPE Texas is just one of hundreds of organizations across the country dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating ex-racehorses for new homes and purposes.
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The heroic rodents first set out to locate a missing kitten, but their focus eventually shifts to rescuing a kidnapped friend from — who else?
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Sometimes being an event volunteer means doing some questionable tasks — but we're pretty sure that rescuing a drowning koala might be a career first.
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In fact, I gave a speech at the Americans for Prosperity conference last year to promote a paper I'd written on rescuing small businesses.
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Divers succeeded in rescuing 153 boys and their football coach from a cave in Thailand where they had become trapped by a flash flood.
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After rescuing Michonne and Rosita in the previous episode, Daryl and his gang drive to the Sanctuary to kill the remainder of the Saviors.
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In the movie Thor, however, Jane Foster is an astrophysicist – and notably one who doesn't get kidnapped and need rescuing by her superpowered boyfriend.
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German nonprofit Sea-Watch, which assists in rescuing migrants at sea, said it took the photo on May 27 while assisting the Italian Navy.
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Super fast focus, great clarity, astounding color reproduction, and it can shoot in RAW, which is useful for rescuing bad photos with editing later.
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Another person was killed in a confrontation with a state trooper in Lumberton, N.C., where emergency crews spent Monday rescuing residents stranded by floodwaters.
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For those 86 operations, staffers and volunteers reportedly spent nearly 860 hours searching for or rescuing distressed visitors, costing the park service about $32,000.
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A rescue worker offered this parched snake water from the bottle almost immediately upon rescuing it and the snake very calmly drank its fill.
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The officer made news in 2015 for his help in rescuing a bear cub whose head got stuck inside a plastic protein powder bottle.
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The announcement comes a day after an Irish patrol vessel brought more than 100 migrants to the Sicilian port of Messina after rescuing them.
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TMZ broke the story ... Buckley sued the W for wrongful death, alleging the hotel blocking him stopped him from rescuing his husband from suicide.
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The same team that helped rescue them is at it again ... rescuing this baby burro which is proving to be a real, tough ass.
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Enemy hunters, in groups of two or three, are surprisingly abundant, and you'll regularly find hapless Wenja tied up and in need of rescuing.
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Beasley and his wife Amy happen to be volunteers with Bay Area Pet Adoptions, and they'd been busy rescuing pets since the storm began.
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In the big climactic battle, Colossus cradles an impaled Deadpool in his arms, invoking imagery of knights rescuing smitten princesses as swelling music plays.
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Thirteen-year-old Jayme Closs is set to receive $25,000 in reward money after successfully escaping her kidnapper and rescuing herself, NBC News reports.
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Projected on the screen behind him is an image of Christopher Amoroso, a Port Authority police officer who died rescuing people on September 11.
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J.R. Atkins is a former firefighter and medic who boated through his Missouri City neighborhood rescuing people from the Harvey floodwaters on August 29.
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The self-confident French President believes he has a strategy for rescuing a union grappling with questions on security, migration, debt and institutional reform.
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He captured headlines when he was the mayor of Newark, where he was known for rescuing freezing dogs and saving constituents from burning buildings.
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Coast Guard pilot Lt. John Pritchard helped rescue air crews in Greenland and surrounding waters, eventually disappearing while rescuing crewmembers from a lost bomber.
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Musk's drive in creating Starship is not just about feeling good about the future, but also, in his mind, rescuing humanity from certain doom.
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Her other child, Hannah, from her marriage before the revolution, is still in Gilead, and she feels that she cannot leave without rescuing her.
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And this is what all of Atkinson's work has ultimately been about: rescuing women's lives and labor, both past and present, from literary invisibility.
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He referred to a DACA recipient in Houston who worked as a paramedic and spent days rescuing people in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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Those forces were not patrolling the area with any specific objective, such as a high-value target or rescuing a hostage, the official added.
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Ward Landrigan recalled rescuing a Belperron jeweled flower from a church bazaar sale in Florida, where it had been consigned by an unsuspecting heir.
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It's as if the Thunderbirds finally cracked one day, after rescuing one idiot too many, and decided to destroy everything in the world instead.
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Both sides accused the other of trying to include provisions that had nothing to do with fighting the coronavirus outbreak or rescuing the economy.
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By extracting flavor through browning rather than stewing, her recipes allow for distinctive flavors while rescuing the one pot's dearest sacrifice to method: texture.
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"I personally know many people who still need rescuing, and there are thousands without medical help, power, food, or other basic necessities," Hield says.
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They are not caving in to Mr. Trump; they are saving federal employees, they are rescuing the economy, they are making American great again.
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Mr. Freitas, who dedicates some of his time to rescuing caimans, said that the creatures do not prey on people, but could eat pets.
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Setting off in battered, brightly painted boats powered by little outboard motors, the fishermen puttered up and down the state's submerged streets, rescuing thousands.
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It is "not likely at all that we could actually prevent someone from rescuing someone in distress from the sea," he insisted to me.
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He couldn't do anything to help, and most Californians wouldn't vote for him if he showed up wielding a hose and rescuing trapped bunnies.
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But it's still the act of a party dedicated primarily to rescuing the rich from their tax rates, rather than stewarding the common good.
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Emergency medical care providers are the front line of health care for the opioid epidemic, hourly rescuing overdose victims on the verge of death.
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While rescuing victims is crucial, providing long-term care for survivors, including mental health support and employment, must also be a priority, she said.
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He even accompanied her, unprompted, to the D.M.V.—an act roughly equivalent, in today's gallantry currency, to Perseus rescuing Andromeda from the sea monster.
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Other extracurricular uses became more common: replacing or augmenting TV antennae, breaking into cars, rescuing misplaced keys and rings and baseballs from sewer grates.
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If you were stranded and needed rescuing, you would probably know how to build a flashlight out of a potato—you're resourceful and inventive.
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The groups that first committed to the "War on Human Trafficking" have maintained a shared purpose apparently outside of politics: punishing traffickers, "rescuing" victims.
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After rescuing its banks, Ireland was forced to seek its own bailout, receiving €67.5 billion from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
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In no uncertain terms, he assured his city that anyone who needs rescuing and support can call for help — no matter their immigration status.
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Corriere said the government was set to offer a three-week delay to a deadline to find an agreement over rescuing the troubled airline.
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He then started his own team, rescuing puppies like Hunter from kill shelters and teaching them how to hunt for those who are missing.
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CBS shared footage of a photographer from a local affiliate station rescuing a mother and her children after their car became stuck in floodwaters.
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When Airiam was beseeching Burnham to open the airlock, why didn't Pike beam over a couple crew members to assist Burnham in rescuing Airiam?
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Expert cave divers Craig Challen and Richard "Harry" Harris have been hailed as Australian heroes for their pivotal roles in rescuing the Thai football team.
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Asked if Italian banks could be forced into rescuing Carige via a depositor protection fund, Castagna said he was not aware of any such plan.
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I have a concept of what American greatness is — it involves this country staying true to its tradition of rescuing people from terror and persecution.
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Barkindo said OPEC aimed to balance supply and demand and had helped the United States by rescuing its oil industry from ultra-low oil prices.
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It could mean rescuing key go-go archives and creating the kind of music museums you see in cities such as New Orleans and Atlanta.
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If it's the maritime and it's rescuing, we're gonna get sent out to fly on it," Stallings said in an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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After rescuing animals from Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, Guardians of Rescue wasn't about to leave the pets of Puerto Rico behind after Hurricane Maria.
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That's because some might consider this a bailout of SolarCity, with Musk rescuing his 22.2 percent stake in the company by acquiring it with Tesla.
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You take on the role of the cute pink ball, with the goal of rescuing your fellow video game mascots from the clutches of evil.
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However, this time she wanted to contribute to those on the frontline rescuing animals in peril and hope others will choose to do the same.
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In May, park officials euthanized a bison calf after tourists who thought they were rescuing it loaded it into their car at Yellowstone National Park.
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Another person was killed in a confrontation with a state trooper in Lumberton, North Carolina, where emergency crews spent Monday rescuing residents stranded by floodwaters.
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The rescue, run by animal-loving volunteers, is dedicated to rescuing abused and neglected golden retrievers (and other dogs) from the clutches of animal cruelty.
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In the first episode, Grylls is tasked with rescuing a doctor lost in the jungle after trying to deliver malaria vaccines to a remote village.
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The pattern of exclusion continued into the Great Depression, when programs aimed at rescuing homes from foreclosure were carried out in a patently racist fashion.
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All over the world, drones are increasingly being used for emergency rescue operations, even helping avert potential shark attacks on swimmers and rescuing stranded rafters.
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Two years ago, Lauren Gauthier saved a hound pup's life by rescuing her from an animal shelter filled with hunting dogs abandoned by their owners.
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In 2015 he took part in action film, Suspended Death, which he co-produced and starred in as an intelligence agent rescuing a kidnapped businessman.
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And let's face it, your life is never going to get better than when you're rescuing kittens from a wobbly plank halfway up a skyscraper.
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And let's face it, your life is never going to get better than when you rescuing kittens from a wobbly plank halfway up a skyscraper....
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Visiting the scene Sunday night, President Santos said the focus was on rescuing survivors, and that questions about why the boat sank would come later.
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In Texas, the Coast Guard reported rescuing a shrimp trawler with a crew of four that was taking on water about 80 miles outside Galveston.
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"You see police ... and everything coming by on boats, but they're rescuing the emergency cases first, and 911 says do not contact them," Echetebu said.
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Rescuing dogs from Beaumont's floodwaters Beaumont officials announced Thursday the city announced it had lost its water supply and would lose water pressure within hours.
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Smugglers generally don't board the boats they load up with migrants, and NATO is not in the business, alas, of rescuing drowning migrants at sea.
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Congress has been trying to tread a very fine line on the path to rescuing Puerto Rico from the fiscal mess it's gotten itself into.
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"I mean rescuing a dog has been like having a child, it has been really great though, we love him to death," Lane, 35, added.
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Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias said the Greek side had done all it could to find a solution, rescuing the talks from collapsing three times.
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The New South Wales State Emergency Service issued evacuation orders for low-lying areas along the coast and assisted in rescuing stranded residents and livestock.
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When a father hacked Donkey Kong in 2013 so that his daughter could play as Pauline rescuing Mario, the video of his hack went viral.
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The movie, starring Israeli actress Gal Gadot, is based on a comic book character introduced in 1941, fighting villains, rescuing victims and unearthing evil plots.
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The U.S. commonwealth filed the largest bankruptcy in U.S. municipal history in May under PROMESA, a federal law aimed at rescuing Puerto Rico's sinking finances.
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Police in South Florida have released video of officers rescuing a mother and two young children from a ledge above a townhouse garage last weekend.
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Gau rakshaks are known for prowling the streets at night, rounding up suspected cow smugglers, rescuing cows and often administering their own retribution on offenders.
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He later commended his own troops for rescuing the enemy soldier, who was shot multiple times during a daring escape that was captured on video.
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Rescuing Murad's brainwashed nephew is unlikely, but there are many within her wide family circle and across the community that could be freed, she insists.
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A man named Bryce, whose last name she didn't know, has been driving around and rescuing animals, based on locations posted by owners on Facebook.
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On the other hand, the fact that we suffered such a deep, prolonged slump despite rescuing banks shows the limits of a finance-centered view.
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Born after the collapse of the Soviet Union, this new generation of political activists is devoted to liberal values and committed to rescuing Russia's democracy.
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I pile clothes on her bed, taking them off hangers or rescuing them from drawers filled to such capacity that opening them is a challenge.
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The government says it is rescuing their synagogues and cemeteries so Jewish heritage can take its rightful place alongside Egypt's Pharaonic, Coptic and Islamic civilizations.
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The bigger issue may be whether the Mr. Trump will tolerate his inner circle portraying those roles as rescuing the boss from his own missteps.
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Sometimes that was rescuing a hostage or foiling a terror plot; more frequently, it was bursting into the box to score a thunderous late goal.
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Many of Houston's streets were rendered impassable, complicating the focus on rescuing residents isolated by floodwaters or trapped in areas where the water was rising.
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I've always been a big proponent of adopting and rescuing dogs, which is why I went through a rescue group to adopt my golden retriever.
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Houston Police SWAT officer Daryl Hudeck carries Catherine Pham and her 13-month-old son Aiden after rescuing them from their home surrounded by floodwaters.
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They talk about her move to behind the camera, rescuing her characters from stereotypes and the economics of being a woman artist then and now.
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This reporting cast some shadow of doubt about his story, especially after USC football star Josh Shaw lied about rescuing a drowning boy in 2014.
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Then the government intervened, rescuing the publication with more than $1 million in official advertising and, critics say, claiming its editorial independence in the process.
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This week, Paris's Lost and Found, a new contemporary museum in South Africa, Google does evil, rescuing a lost Albanian alphabet, logo redux, and more.
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Helicopter footage showed people on their roofs waving for help in Kurashiki, and Japanese soldiers rescuing children by boat from a flooded river in Hiroshima.
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The owner contacted the Humane Society of Missouri's Disaster Response Team — one of many animal rescue teams aiding in Florence recovery efforts — for assistance rescuing Soshe.
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Amid the chaos, a search and rescue unit of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) was dispatched to provide disaster relief, and ended up rescuing her grandmother.
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Diyala regiment is forced to focus on defending their position to prevent further losses in their ranks; rescuing Arwa and Brice is no longer an option.
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Firefighters battling a blaze at a home in Northern California on Saturday ended up rescuing a dog in a dramatic moment captured on a body camera.
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After rescuing Wacha from a shelter in West Virginia, I couldn't help but think about all the other adorable dogs who also needed a forever home.
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The family was rescued from rising flood waters just after dawn on Sunday, August 26, and spent the next 12 hours rescuing others in the neighborhood.
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Houston police SWAT officer Daryl Hudeck carries Catherine Pham and her 13-month-old son after rescuing them from their home surrounded by floodwaters on Aug.
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"To my now fiancée Carolina, I thank you for rescuing me, for making me happy & for showing me what life can be all about," Zago concluded.
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A patriotic action adventure set in war-torn Africa, "Wolf Warrior 2" depicts a lone Chinese commando rescuing Chinese and African hostages from wicked American mercenaries.
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Firefighters in California are known for rescuing cats from trees — but things get a little bit more difficult when the cat is a big mountain lion.
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Volunteers from the Civilian Crisis Response Team are rescuing people from the flood waters and are helping to distribute diapers, blankets and clean clothing to survivors.
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Echoing his farewell address, he praised the hope and resilience of the American people, celebrated rescuing the economy from crisis, introducing affordable healthcare and overcoming disaster.
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The Girl in the Well Is Me ends with Kammie's rescue, but more importantly, it ends with Kammie rescuing herself from her desire to un-be.
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Back in 2016 they made headlines rescuing a bull named Frank, and on Monday they helped save two goats that strayed onto the NYC Subway line.
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After rescuing two regional banks, Italy's biggest retail bank this month ruled out any mergers or acquisitions, with the exception of minor deals in wealth management.
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Ferg Horne, 64, spotted the crafty rabbits while rescuing 40 of his neighbor's sheep from the floodwaters on Saturday at their South Island farm near Dunedin.
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Since taking over at Fiat in 2004, Marchionne has been widely credited with reviving one of Italy's top corporate names and rescuing U.S. Chrysler from bankruptcy.
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"We Italians are very good at arguing and being polemical but now let's stand in solidarity and pride alongside those who are rescuing others," he said.
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The world's fourth-largest chemicals maker said in January it was buying a 24.99 percent stake from activist investors, rescuing Clariant from a hostile takeover threat.
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Although most states technically allow some leftover drugs to be recycled, Iowa is one of the few rescuing a significant percentage of the drugs from destruction.
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We've known for some time that Abrams was posthumously rescuing Carrie Fisher footage from the cutting room floor of The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.
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A rep for the Orange County Sheriff's Department says the boy's father tried rescuing the child from the gator but was unsuccessful and suffered minor injuries.
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"I've always had rescue dogs … but the past two years I have put a lot of energy to rescuing these animals," the reality star told PEOPLE.
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In it, Wonka mentions his early days building his chocolate empire and "rescuing" the Oompa Loompas from their terrible, underdeveloped lives in the wilds of Loompaland.
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In 2015, China's Navy conducted its first international evacuation, rescuing civilians from fighting in Yemen; last year, China opened its first overseas military base, in Djibouti.
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While the conservators are widely credited with rescuing Ms. Spears's career — and her life — her apparent stability and success could belie the need for continuing restrictions.
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That set in motion a flurry of back-room meetings aimed — until now — at rescuing Mr. Faymann at least through the runoff, and possibly the summer.
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While "Midnight Special" and "Stranger Things" are each about a parent rescuing their child from danger, "Midnight" is more insulated, focused on a few key characters.
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Co-CEOs' first weeks in officeAfter taking the co-CEO role on September 24, Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham immediately turned their attention to rescuing WeWork.
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To the Soviets occupying Budapest, the ties that Wallenberg had forged with senior Nazis and Americans smelled like espionage, with rescuing Jews an implausible cover story.
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Many were inspired to donate to the campaign after a video of a heroic woman rescuing a crying koala from flames went viral on social media.
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Six teams of national disaster relief forces were sent to Patna, rescuing people on inflatable rubber boats and using four heavy pumps to mitigate the flooding.
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Few in the banking sector or government believe rescuing and reducing RBS was the wrong decision, given the risks it posed to the wider financial system.
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Whether Putin is rescuing the bloody dictator Assad in Syria or disrupting elections in the West, he's transgressive in a way that should make Trump fearful.
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But while Italy does a good job of rescuing people after earthquakes, it has done a terrible job of protecting people and buildings ahead of time.
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A few minutes before, firefighters were "working as fast as they can" rescuing two people who were inside of a "dangling rollercoaster car," the department tweeted.
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Ghosn, credited with rescuing Nissan Motor Co from near-bankruptcy two decades ago, was brought into the courtroom in handcuffs and a rope around his waist.
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A part of me wanted to be convinced that the guilt I felt for not rescuing my friend from the edge was important enough to expose.
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Before layoffs, Fair employees saw SoftBank's actions firsthand, in what could be a blueprint for work at other portfolio companies that need rescuing in the future.
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"She betrayed the trust of the organization," said Ms. Vigiano, whose husband was a detective who died rescuing people from the World Trade Center on Sept.
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Traveling by train, boat and sledge, rescuing a plucky Indian widow (Kirsten Foster) along the way, he treats time zones like his own personal hopscotch court.
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We will also debate the options for shoring up economies and rescuing companies hurt by the virus, and take any other questions that you may have.
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In 1983, after rescuing antique frames from the trash bins along Manhattan's so-called Museum Mile, he started his company in his second-floor walk-up.
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In a news conference on Monday, Mr. Turner called for putting the "law on the shelf" while the city focuses on rescuing victims of the storm.
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Organizations like Food Rescue US and Rescuing Leftover Cuisine — a new, smaller organization that sent me on the fried chicken pickup — make volunteering simple and painless.
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While it's true that they are essentially dupes, lured by the noble ruse of rescuing Bernard into cleaning up a billionaire's mess, Adams avoids passing judgment.
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The Spyro series stars the iconic purple dragon Spyro who travels through worlds of varied environments collecting treasures, defeating evildoers, rescuing his buddies, and telling jokes.
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The central bank bailed out the mid-sized lender in April, after rescuing three other major private banks, Otkritie, B&N Bank and Promsvyazbank, last year.
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However, he agreed that year to form a federal agency, the War Refugee Board, that was eventually credited with rescuing over 200,000 people from the Holocaust.
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Stories of him shoveling out residents of Newark in snowstorms, rescuing a shivering dog or darting into a burning building to save his neighbor went viral.
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Of course, that could also be a clever misdirection (this could be a shot from a return trip after rescuing Tony Stark and Nebula in space).
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A moving BBC program That's Life — which aired in 1988 — showed dozens of the people whose lives he saved reunite to thank Winton for rescuing them.
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We see this in Red Dead Redemption when players are given the choice to save the day by rescuing a prostitute from her would-be killer.
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Methods that work on inner-city gangs are unsuited to places where duties include rescuing cats from trees, says Willie Rennie, leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats.
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Still, the FBI made hundreds of arrests in the US and around the world throughout the case, while also identifying or rescuing nearly 300 sexually abused children.
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The idea of Mueller as a kind of deus ex machina capable of rescuing the American people from the Trump presidency has taken on almost comical proportions.
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While the classic food drive is still integral to their efforts, now many food banks tackle the logistics of rescuing food that would otherwise go to waste.
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Analysts consider GE's success with the new turbines, known as the HA class, critical to rescuing its power division from a steep decline in sales and profits.
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Border agents are rescuing immigrants from the river almost daily as the U.S. sees near-record numbers of migrants streaming across the border, according to the Guardian.
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Syria Civil Defence was recently nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for its work rescuing thousands of people since the Syrian conflict began over five years ago.
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Secondhand Hounds specializes in rescuing at-risk dogs and cats and commit to caring for the animals through adoption, rehabilitation, and hospice care, according to their website.
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Houston Police SWAT officer Daryl Hudeck carries Catherine Pham and her 230-month-old son Aiden after rescuing them from their home in Houston on Aug. 222.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde, whose institution is tasked with rescuing countries stricken by economic crises, appears to be aligned with critics who consider the theory naive.
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Houston Police SWAT Officer Daryl Hudeck carries Catherine Pham and her 13-month-old son Aiden after rescuing them from their home in Houston on Aug. 5893.
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But it's hard to relate to a character who yells at kids when he's rescuing them and whose first plan of action always seems to involve murder.
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The missions in the Air Hogs Connect game include everything from putting out fires from above, rescuing people trapped on buildings, and even defeating an alien invasion.
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The Associated Press reported that after the fire started, dozens of neighbors helped staff with rescuing residents, carrying some of them to the ambulances on makeshift gurneys.
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The coast guard found two bodies while rescuing 750 people packed into six rubber boats, and navy officials on a separate rescue mission found a third corpse.
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Laurel drops the bombshell that she was kidnapped when she was 16 and accuses her father of caring about money more than he cared about rescuing her.
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One brave man has become a viral hero after witnesses captured him coming extremely close to danger himself while rescuing a rabbit from the wildfires ravaging California.
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The extension of the fund will ensure compensation for individuals injured during the 2001 terrorist attacks and their aftermath rescuing people and removing debris under hazardous conditions.
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Ross runs W.L. Ross & Co., and his resume includes rescuing companies in the steel, coal and telecom businesses, among others — though his restructuring efforts have included layoffs.
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The MCU movies have continued that conversation, particularly in Avengers: Age Of Ultron, where rescuing individuals amid global-scale catastrophe became an overt part of the story.
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The legendary Eagles quarterback says there is no QB controversy in his mind ... telling us despite Foles rescuing Philly yet again this season -- Carson's still the man.
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He also specifically requested that anyone with a boat get in touch with him, so they could go out to the flooded neighborhoods and start rescuing people.
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PDT: Direct Action Everywhere, an animal rights organization that has made headlines for rescuing sick and abused animals from factory farms, has claimed responsibility for the protest.
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Super Mario Run, thankfully, offers second — and third — chances, rescuing Mario in a bubble reminiscent of The Prisoner, picking up the level wherever the player pops it.
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Similarly, sometimes rescuing a person prevents them from exploring their own bottom — which they may need to hit in order to make changes in their own life.
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A source told Fox News that Bergdahl wrote a letter to Obama thanking him for rescuing him in 2014 and trading him for the Guantanamo Bay detainees.
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They bowed their heads, denounced themselves and their friends as tools of anti-Communists abroad, and thanked the party for rescuing them from deluded liberal democratic ideas.
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"Judicial Watch is now attacking State Department officials and the 42nd president of the United States for rescuing two American journalists from North Korea," the campaign said.
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Mickelson pulled even again at the 11th hole, then made a spectacular par save after rescuing his ball from the fescue rough twice on the 12th hole.
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He said that number was expected to rise and firefighters have said they did not expect to find any more survivors after rescuing 65 from the inferno.
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But your Navy wants to get you back if you ever go down, so it came up with a novel way of rescuing you: ice cream bounties.
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Bowles said he had not considered benching Fitzpatrick, who has been unable to generate any sustained drives but remains entrusted with rescuing a season careening toward irrelevance.
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The European Union adopted new regulations for bailing out banks after governments and taxpayers spent billions rescuing lenders in the wake of the 2007-08 financial crisis.
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The abrupt presidential order to close Boracay to tourism for six months from April 26, aimed at rescuing the once idyllic island from ruin, was issued Wednesday.
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Suzu's half sisters, to stay with the fairy-tale metaphor, do the Prince Charming job of rescuing her from that fate, bringing her to live with them.
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"Le Chant du Loup," which translates as "The Wolf's Call," descends inside a French attack sub assigned with rescuing a special forces unit off the Syrian coast.
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He also called Mr. Ball an "ungrateful fool!" and insisted that "IT WAS ME" who deserved more thanks for rescuing Mr. Ball's son from the Chinese authorities.
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Images of private citizens in boats rescuing strangers off roofs after Hurricane Katrina were truly uplifting, even as the larger scene in which they occurred was devastating.
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My brother chided me to wake up and make a game of it, and I started playing better on the back nine, rescuing shots when it mattered.
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Giese picked up Everly in Texas while she was on a tour of the south rescuing dogs and filming her Animal Planet show Amanda to the Rescue.
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He highlighted his three priorities for the bill, which include rescuing Americans in areas where their health marketplaces may not have any insurers offering plans in 2018.
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Mr. Gates ordered more helicopters to Afghanistan to evacuate wounded troops, and directed that helicopters previously set aside for rescuing downed pilots be reassigned to medical evacuation.
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In fifteenth-century France, Joan of Arc testified to hearing angels and saints tell her to lead the French Army in rescuing her country from English domination.
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The Bettica has already responded to another call for help and is in the process of rescuing 108 migrants from a large rubber boat, the navy said.
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From rescuing the war horses of World War I to ensuring that we bring back retired military dogs, American Humane has fought for both veterans and animals.
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" In 2015, Judge writes in Splice Today about what he calls "damseling," which he describes as "making a woman a passive damsel in distress who needs rescuing.
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He said no fighters had been detained in the operation, which did not involve rescuing any hostages, contrary to what some news reports indicated earlier on Monday.
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"I thought I was dead there for a minute," the teenager Lauren Cantin, covered in mud, said after workers spent six hours rescuing her, NBC News reported.
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The footage of CNN reporter Drew Griffin and his crew rescuing a man who inadvertently drove his vehicle into a flooded area in Beaumont, Texas, went viral.
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Earlier this week Musk resurfaced a conflict with a British cave explorer who assisted in rescuing a boy's soccer team from a Thai cave earlier this year.
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Tilton, who was briefly the subject of a reality TV show called "The Diva of Distressed," touts Patriarch's goal as rescuing troubled companies and preserving American jobs.
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There were plenty of damsels in distress, too: ditsy, distracted characters who had many disadvantages drawn into their design, and, as a result, needed rescuing from peril.
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This time, instead of rescuing a daughter, as he did in "Taken" — the bellwether of this beloved or at least unavoidable subgenre — Neeson is avenging a son.
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A Thai Navy Seal has reportedly died from an infection he contracted while rescuing a group of boys who were stuck in a flooded cave last year.
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Related: The 72 New Emojis Are All About Throwing Shade Yung Jake's Emoji Portraits of Celebrities A Poetic Twitter Bot Is Rescuing Public Library Images—with Emojis
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When the phone rings, the crew could be flying out to pick up a skier with a fractured wrist or rescuing 10 tourists trapped beneath an avalanche.
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For ten glorious months, we inhabited Apartment 1012 with reckless abandon, setting off smoke detectors, rescuing stray cats, and pissing off just the right number of resident advisors.
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It also completely changes the final showdown with Aladdin, which no longer has Aladdin rescuing a helpless Jasmine, clad in a sexed up slave outfit devised by Jafar.
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The purportedly anti-establishment candidate seems bent on rescuing the progeny of the Standard Oil Trust from existential threats only to risk the very future of the planet.
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She forgave Theon for pretending to kill her two younger brothers in the past and for reporting her plans to Ramsay and not rescuing her as events unfolded.
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The military has succeeded in rescuing hundreds of women and girls, but CNN's video has now given the Senate renewed impetus and added "a new dimension," Sani said.
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Widely credited with rescuing Chrysler from bankruptcy and a major U.S. employer, FCA may also have some trump cards up its sleeves in any upcoming negotiations, analysts said.
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"When it comes to rescuing people in the wake of Hurricane Irma, immigration status is not and will not be a factor," the department said in a statement.
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Dollywood, which is near the fires raging in Gatlinburg, TN, is also home to the American Eagle Foundation -- a group dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating birds of prey.
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But rescuing them is proving difficult, as the way out of the cave complex is still inundated and most of the team does not know how to swim.
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"The Kurdistan Region Security Council was called upon by Swedish authorities and members of her family to assist in locating and rescuing her from ISIL," the statement read.
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Scientists were go-lucky explorers who spent their days fearlessly charting the unknown and rescuing their peers from impossible situations, and I wanted to be one of them.
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For the most part, the people women need rescuing from aren't strangers lurking in external "distress situations," but the men in their own homes: husbands, uncles, and neighbors.
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A group of students came to the rescue of an adorable koala that needed rescuing due to minor flooding of the Murray River in Victoria, Australia on Sunday.
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Still, Korea Gas Corp's Thursday tender for June and July supply - set to close on April 26 - immediately stirred up bullish offers, rescuing an otherwise muted trading week.
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The real episode begins with her rescuing a puppy for Lincoln, getting "gently used" but nevertheless "$400" iPad for her brother, and an extremely expensive purse for Abbi.
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And unless she is able to whip up a Democratic wave sufficient to claim back the GOP-dominated House, the political fight over rescuing Obamacare will be fierce.
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German was working in a Philadelphia neighborhood on March 16, when a desperate resident asked for his help rescuing a cat stuck on top of a telephone pole.
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The young woman said it started when she was 17 years old and became romantically involved with O'Brien, whom she credits with rescuing her from a dangerous pimp.
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We should pray for Him to have mercy on Mollie by rescuing her, either through the hands of law enforcement officers or through more dramatic and supernatural means.
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" Rescuing Arwa and Brice: My toughest 24 hours I take a deep breath and ask the question we've been dreading hearing the answer to: "Is everyone all right?
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In La Haine's finest cinematic moment, as Vinz gloats after rescuing his pals from vicious attackers, he holds a gun to the head of a bloodied, blabbering skinhead.
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Another blackout struck NYC today, though this one appears to be restricted to parts of Manhattan and the primary concern appears to be rescuing people trapped in elevators.
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"There are thousands if not more of these animals, so the concept of rescuing feels good, and as a family it feels like a positive thing," he says.
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HSI is working to transform this trade by rescuing canines from dog meat farms and transitioning former dog meat farmers into humane trades, like chili or blueberry farming.
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The last panel shows C-3PO looking out the window of its rescuing ship, looking at the ghosts of all the droids that sacrificed themselves for the mission.
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In the stoic, paternal sense, Joel wants to once again feel like a man—and to do so, he has to prove himself by rescuing a young woman.
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The conservative Law and Justice party (PiS), which won a parliamentary election in October, has taken over the task of rescuing KW, the European Union's biggest coal producer.
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A vegan, shaven-headed former college football player, he earned headlines as mayor for chasing a robber in the street and for rescuing a neighbour from a fire.
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You're rescuing your dragon friends in short order, starting with Nestor, and with that goal in mind, you're otherwise left to explore the Homeworld at your own leisure.
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The bill would extend the fund until 28503, effectively permanently compensating individuals who were injured in the attack or developed illnesses from rescuing people in the hazardous conditions.
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Kemp is preparing to stand trial in Italy for rescuing more than 1,000 migrants from unsafe conditions at sea, an action Italy considers to be assisting illegal immigration.
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Before helicopters were stationed on carriers after World War II, those massive ships had few good options for rescuing pilots who had to bail out over the sea.
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TOTALAN, Spain (Reuters) - Rescuers in southern Spain began drilling on Saturday in hopes of rescuing a two-year-old boy trapped in a deep well for six days.
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Except, back in July 2017, this 23-year-old wasn't rescuing hostages from a terrorist cell; he was stealing a pig from a farm in rural Leicestershire, England.
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In his 22003 novel, "An Antarctic Mystery," he saw fit to emend Poe_,_ rescuing Pym from the boiling sea only to kill him off on a lodestone mountain.
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It wasn't about coming to the rescue of Brie Larson or Captain Marvel as if she needed rescuing, it was a scenario where a lie was being spoken.
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The recent Chinese blockbuster Wolf Warrior 2, a patriotic movie about a Chinese soldier rescuing Chinese nationals from conflict in Africa, broke records by bringing in $780 million.
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Edwards and MozzaPi baker Robyn McLaurin quarterbacked, parking dough outside to firm up in the February air, doling out bannetons, rescuing overly slack loaves and flinging bread lingo.
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Every generation of campus activists embraces a worthy foreign-policy cause: Ending apartheid in South Africa; stopping ethnic cleansing in the Balkans; rescuing Darfur from starvation and genocide.
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But the real heroes for the Yankees were Sanchez, 26, and notably Torres, 22, for rescuing them from what would have been another confounding loss to the Orioles.
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The Fed pumped life into the financial system by lowering interest rates, buying bonds and rescuing institutions like the American International Group, which had insured financially compromised banks.
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It turns out, when you throw trillions of dollars at rescuing a system that most people don't like very much in the first place, the result isn't relief.
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It doesn't get much better than having a bunch of Navy SEALs laying waste to terrorists in Nigeria while rescuing an American doctor and leading refugees to safety.
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It has been continued by A Drop of Milk — an old Jewish welfare organization now dedicated to rescuing Jewish heritage, and composed mostly of Christian and Muslim volunteers.
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Being different wouldn't get us teased, our social status was irrelevant, and anyway we had a more important task to focus on: rescuing a princess from a dungeon.
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French troops have been killed in Operation Barkhane, including 13 in a helicopter crash in November, and two who died in May while rescuing hostages held by militants.
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Like most time-travel stories, they're about fixing things — stopping the killer before he kills, rescuing the loved one before she dies, saving the world before it implodes.
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Xinhua said that when the system was instigated two decades ago it had "played an important role in educating and rescuing those involved in prostitution and visiting prostitutes".
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It looks to many people like the Obama administration's economic policies were highly effective at rescuing the banking system but suspiciously less effective at restoring middle-class wealth.
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This photo shows a boat rescuing a crew member from the water as two other sailors are in the upper center of the burning USS West Virginia's superstructure.
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Obviously, it was a blessing: In rescuing me from a society in which people of my color were systematically oppressed, America has given me a chance at liberty.
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"We now know that the chance of having survivors is minimal and we will probably be rescuing bodies," said Romeu Zema, governor of the state of Minas Gerais.
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Rescue workers toiled throughout the night to free them, maintaining voice contact with the children, eventually rescuing seven-month-old Pasquale after seven hours, to cheers from onlookers.
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The populist Italian government has refused port access to non-government ships that have been rescuing asylum-seekers trying to cross to Italy from Africa in flimsy boats.
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Tennessee Titans cornerback Logan Ryan occasionally takes a vacation from the National Football League, but he never takes a break from rescuing dogs, not even on his wedding day.
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Trueman's expertise proved to be instrumental in rescuing the survivors of the Hall and Fischer expeditions, and he was lucky to have satellite phones, as bulky as they were.
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PODCAST: BREACH ENEMY DOORS + BEER BOTTLES WITH THIS INSPIRING NAVY SEAL Rescuing fire victims Fire departments could also find the cannon useful in fires to provide different access points.
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They began to offer wider services to help people get out of debt, find work, retrain, and even start their own businesses, rescuing them from the food poverty trap.
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At the time, the Tropers were imminent figures of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and were instrumental in rescuing Chagall from Nazi-occupied Paris in June 1941.
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Meanwhile, multiple sources close to the case tell CNBC that an outside mediator has been meeting with the parties in recent weeks, apparently in hopes of rescuing the settlement.
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At last, they said, a superhero film unapologetic about female empowerment, a film where the woman is the one doing the rescuing and the strategising and the beating-up.
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In 1976, she and her husband founded the Centro de Acción Educativa, a school dedicated to rescuing and promoting traditional copper and craft techniques from Santa Clara del Cobre.
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I am continuing my work rescuing and rehabilitating even the most difficult problem dogs, which has saved the lives of thousands of animals that otherwise would have been euthanized.
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The removal of Carlos Ghosn, credited with rescuing Nissan from near-bankruptcy in 1999, from the head of the alliance has raised a cloud of uncertainty about its future.
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But it is a fallacious argument designed to provide political cover to a Senate bill that is more about reducing redistribution than rescuing Obamacare's customers from disaster (see article).
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This conflict — perhaps predictably — escalated, with Musk posting emails he'd received encouraging him, and one of the rescuers (whose work was crucial to rescuing the children!) mocking the sub.
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In fact, it was taken by Des Moines Register photographer Harry Baumert in June 2008 and shows Smith rescuing his own two cats from flooding in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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"[We] are rescuing food, feeding people in need and bringing awareness to a critical issue facing our communities," Ross Fraser, director of media relations for Feeding America, told Mashable.
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Other applications — like rescuing people after earthquakes or remediation after a toxic chemical spill – require agile robots with the ability to squeeze into tight spaces or cheap, biodegradable ones.
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Greece, with thousands of miles of coastline, is the only country that cannot feasibly block people from entering without breaking international laws about rescuing those in distress at sea.
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For most people, the window for rescuing the heart is late middle age, from 55 to about 65 years, when the harmful effects of sedentary behavior can be reversed.
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CALIFORNIA POLICE OFFICER HONORED AFTER RESCUING 2 CHILDREN LOCKED IN HOT CAR The employee, with assistance from a few bystanders, broke the car's window and pulled the baby out.
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A New York subway operator is being hailed as a hero for rescuing a 12-year-old boy who wandered onto train tracks in a Brooklyn station Thursday morning.
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