Those may be crucial to riding out the Trump storm.
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Here are some tips if you're riding out the storm.
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This week we're "vibing out and riding out" according to Austin.
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Mr. Bawnik held out little hope of riding out the attacks.
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Eastern North Carolina has a long history of riding out hurricanes.
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I THINK YOU'RE -- THE RIGHT ANSWER FOR INVESTORS, A LOT OF DEFERRED GRATIFICATION AND BEING WELL TO SUFFER A FAIR AMOUNT OF AGONY BY JUST RIDING OUT -- HAS US BUYING EQUITIES AND RIDING OUT THE DECLINES.
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Maybe she's riding out for another adventure beyond the borders of Westeros.
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It's a twisted, unpredictable watch, perfect for riding out a bad high.
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Here's the latest data on who's riding out coronavirus chaos the best.
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He's a candidate who is riding out an assumption of GOP support.
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And so it-- it is riding out the storm, I would say.
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Here's the latest data on who's riding out coronavirus chaos the best.
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The company has turned riding out IP into a kind of art form.
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The puppy was alive and in good spirits after riding out the tornado.
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Populists tend to be more successful than moderates in riding out hard times.
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By the same token, older investors may have no trouble riding out turbulent markets.
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Smoking or eating edibles helps us decompress faster than just riding out our nerves.
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Europeans quarantined at home will be riding out the coronavirus pandemic in low-res.
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On Facebook, "hurricane party" pages encouraged others riding out the storm to share information.
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And who could forget Meat Loaf, riding out of a deep freeze on his motorcycle?
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And until the good times appear, Toogood had some tips for riding out the storm.
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Some emerging markets have those things, and they are riding out the turmoil fairly well.
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Virginia Barreras told CNN she was riding out the storm in a hotel in St. Martin.
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I spent the next week riding out a high fever accompanied by a truly disgusting cough.
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When it came to splitting up a bar brawl, it was like riding out a storm.
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Chris Davis, still riding out his seven-year, $161 million dollar contract, is batting .171/.246/.
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So much for riding out the coronavirus outbreak in comfort from an infinity pool on Mykonos.
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Then, riding out of Syria in pickup trucks mounted with machine guns, the militants stormed Mosul.
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Correction: This story has been updated to clarify where the neighbors are riding out the storm.
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Joel points out that can happen; it's one way of arguing for riding out a rough patch.
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Ryan should, by rights, be riding out of town at the pinnacle of his starlit Washington career.
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But industry executives and analysts said aviation had a history of riding out economic and political shocks.
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Motiva had appeared to be riding out the storm with just a partial shutdown but that changed.
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But he's not planning to leave Carolina Beach and is riding out the storm with his neighbors.
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Megan McCall says her brother Jeff and his family were riding out the storm in the Panhandle.
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Sis,,,,block me Me riding out with Dany and Greyworm to burn King Landing and avenge Missandei.
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It's riding out the storm in Perseverance Valley, and engineers are hopeful it will awaken after the storm.
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Keith, a self-declared Bernie supporter, said he plans on riding out the campaign as long as he can.
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I was still running on the excitement of being my own boss (or: riding out a layoff severance package).
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Vice President Joe Biden may have utilized the best strategy for riding out the winter storm: avoid it altogether.
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Not everyone is as lucky as me — with a healthy and supportive family committed to riding out the storm.
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" What's happening: "Ryan should, by rights, be riding out of town at the pinnacle of his starlit Washington career.
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Their children were concerned, but not surprised, when the couple said they were riding out Sandy in their apartment.
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Doomsday preppers are riding out the coronavirus pandemic in their bunkers, reported R.T. Walson for The Wall Street Journal.
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It's the first time Melamet will be riding out a storm at the aquarium, she said, and she's excited.
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The latest summer advice for Hawaii goes beyond using adequate sun block and properly riding out a tropical storm.
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Nine people and three dogs are now sharing her fiance's home in Foothills where she's riding out the evacuation order.
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He said he's perfectly fine with riding out the lease, since moving out would be very costly for us both.
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"Don't risk your life riding out a monster," Governor Roy Cooper pleaded on Wednesday evening, as the storm neared the coast.
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And the dog did not hesitate in joining him, hopping on the board and riding out the waves like a pro.
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HOUSTON — After eight days of sitting around riding out Hurricane Harvey, Saqib Kahn was ready to get back to normal life.
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Yet it shows every sign of not only riding out this challenge but using it to extend and entrench its power.
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Riding out the storm Rockport is about a three-hour drive southwest of Houston and is home to about 10,000 people.
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But with domestic and alternative suppliers to fall back on, Turkey's military stands a good chance of riding out the storm.
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Melanie Jean Pierre, 23, a street vendor, said she was riding out the storm in Port-au-Prince with her children.
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Besides, ~riding out the flu~ is no easy process — it means a solid week or more of feeling miserable and lost productivity.
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Patricia Mulligan, who was riding out the storm with her family in a condo, said that nearby homes had been ripped apart.
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James Franco tried riding out the storm on a surfboard Monday -- but it didn't work ... 'cause he wiped out a day later.
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" The group went horseback riding "out in the middle of nowhere" of Berlin, where Richards had what she called "almost an anaphylactic reaction.
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Are they bound by eternal wedded bliss, or are they riding out their 60-day marriage license until they make more concrete plans?
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From a Barcelona hospital bed, we spoke to a 22-year-old advertising student named Nil who was also riding out COVID-19.
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"I told my daughter, Emily, 'Now it gets real,'" said Angel Quirindongo, 31, who was riding out the storm at the Element Hotel.
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So here we sit, riding out the dog days of August and hunkering down through these weeks of unnaturally intense fire and smoke.
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And more than anything, for Pelosi the ultimate key to victory may be something she's done many times before: riding out the storm.
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But with input from the public, scientists, and politicians, the role technology can play in riding out earthquakes is still a work in progress.
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It's also quite good, selling itself as a Peckinpah-inspired Western about an old gunslinger riding out on one more doomed quest for glory.
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Britain's economy has slowed sharply since the Brexit vote in June 2016, but Ridyard's firm, Produmax Ltd, is so far riding out the storm.
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It's worth riding out a challenging situation for a few weeks or months so that you can better understand what's contributing to your discontent.
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The horses' manes have also been tagged and Puckett, the herd manager, will be riding out the storm with the animals, the post said.
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He is not riding out the storm in the tower, but did fly out there by helicopter on Wednesday to repair the live feed.
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The only sign that he's a coach, not an aging star riding out a contract, is the space gray iPad Pro in his right hand.
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With Northam staying in office in hopes of riding out the scandal, the focus now shifts to how he will address the issue moving forward.
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For anyone considering riding out the current correction, a little historical perspective — in this case, even a few months' worth — could go a long way.
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But those who are still riding out Simple Choice plans — as well as legacy rate plans — have been able to enjoy Mobile Without Borders regardless.
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It seems the campaign was riding out the residual effects of a hard-fought primary, in which Sanders emerged as the unequivocal favorite among millennials.
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But only if the storyline were so clean as the US calmly riding out Dempsey's early goal with some casual offensive possession for the victory.
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Storm nears shore Joey Walker, 25, works with the Galveston Island Beach Patrol and is riding out the storm from a house on Galveston Island.
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According to state-run news organization Granma, there are 14,500 foreign tourists riding out Irma in the resort town of Varadero in the Matanzas province.
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On offense, he said, he would attack the United States the way the Serbs did, moving the ball with patience, riding out the early stress.
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Rob Ford figured out as early as 2010 that riding out scandal, while blaming the media and other unspecified "elites," was a winning political strategy.
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The sparse prose by Danny Parker ("Parachute") takes us on the sweet voyage of two friends riding the rails together, and riding out a disagreement.
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One family riding out the storm in a cluster of homes on the outskirts of Lumberton was content to leave their fate in God's hands.
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After a handful of seasons of riding out the minimalist movement, it's simultaneously jarring and exciting to see bold jewelry rise back into popularity once again.
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There's an upside to that powerful nor'easter crushing the East coast, at least for one Beantown nut who's riding out the storm ... on a folding table!
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With two large X's on both hands, Watson is barred from the bar and seems to be riding out the end of his trip with grace.
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Wealthier Americans can dream of riding out the coronavirus with the help of Amazon; it is less-affluent Americans who will sort and deliver the packages.
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Self-isolation forces victims of domestic violence and their children into uncomfortable and dangerous circumstances: Riding out the Covid-19 crisis, shut in with their abusers.
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After riding out the '90s with a doubled-down commitment to its traditional profit centers—SUVs and light trucks—GM sustained $8.6 billion in losses in 2005.
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Jalon Shortte said riding out Irma in his top-floor apartment on Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands, was the scariest thing he has ever been through.
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It was here that Andrew Cotton, a professional big-wave surfer from Devon, made headlines in 2014 by almost riding out of the biggest wave ever surfed.
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The unusually frank exchanges reveal how those in the San Juan office were riding out monster storm Maria -- while still providing real-time updates to the public.
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On the outskirts of Birmingham, one award-winning restaurant is riding out the crisis by assisting people in need and accepting help from German supermarket chain Aldi.
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Robertson, riding out his stomach troubles with sleep, had left his truck idling to keep the air conditioning active — but Percy activated the electric window and slipped out.
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Not terrible for an investor who bought a precarious peak, but below the long-term average, at a cost of riding out a 55% collapse along the way.
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The woman said Lanza "seemed to wallow" in his depression, riding out low moments in his room and sleeping for 12 hours or more, according to the documents.
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After riding out the storm in his 11th-floor apartment, Juan Pablo Aleman spent the morning inspecting his Argentinian restaurant, Che's, which was surrounded by downed tree limbs.
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At the COSCOCS launch event, company chairman Xu Lirong acknowledged the industry was experiencing its worst downturn since 2008 and said mergers were key to riding out slump.
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Although some residents left for Nassau and elsewhere days ago, some 200 to 300 are riding out the storm on Great Guana Cay, where power was already out.
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Maurice Pons, deputy director of the city's building department, said in a statement then that he "would not advise" riding out the storm near one of the cranes.
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Jim Vlahos of Toronoto told WGN9 the alert woke him up and he immediately booked a hotel room at Niagara Falls with thoughts towards riding out the disaster.
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Apologies, but carb flu is not really a medical condition — or something worth "riding out" — it's a sign that your body isn't getting the energy it needs to function.
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Right now, as many parts of the country are riding out a hellish heat wave, you might be wondering whether working out in the heat is a good idea?
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" Aaron Mitchell of Aransas Pass, appeared shell-shocked as he recounted riding out the storm in his mobile home, which he said "felt like 'The Wizard of Oz,' man.
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But Leonard Berry, the former director of the Center for Environmental Studies at Florida Atlantic University who is riding out Hurricane Irma in his home in Boca Raton, Fla.
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"We took a beating," he said Wednesday from his concrete house in the Johnson's Ghut area of the island, where he had been riding out the storm all day.
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"Wealthier Americans can dream of riding out the coronavirus with the help of Amazon; it is less affluent Americans who will sort and deliver the packages," the board writes.
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And it would be extremely foolish to believe that Republican senators and Federalist Society judges are going to come riding out of the woods in order to do the job.
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This is unwelcome news for a country where thousands of people will be riding out the storm in temporary shelters with scant protections against hurricane force winds and flooding rains.
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By the time I made it to New York in 2007, Alig had already been in prison for a decade, riding out a 10 to 20-year sentence for manslaughter.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China is riding out the trade war so far but its economic troubles run deep and could escalate rapidly if US tariffs really start to bite.
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But instead of one side sticking to their gut and riding out a playing style that may not be logical in this specific environment, the Spurs implemented season-saving adjustments.
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But Froome and Team Sky remain intent on the 32-year-old riding out the controversy with a full racing program, including May's Tour of Italy and July's Tour de France.
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There's already been some of that this Season with Melisandre meeting Daenerys, and now with Jon Snow and Davos riding out to Dragonstone there's about to be a whole lot more.
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CreditCreditNicole Craine for The New York Times IN CUNNINGHAM PARK at the eastern end of Queens, the Big Apple Circus is currently riding out the second half of its 393th season.
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"We are sitting on the fence of either fleeing or hunkering down and riding out the wave of hell Iran will bring," says a US official posted at the Baghdad embassy.
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Zurich Insurance Group AG had Florida-based claims adjusters riding out the storm locally on Sunday, with plans to begin visiting commercial properties as soon as possible, spokesman David Hilgen said.
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Rapper Jim Jones is riding out Hurricane Irma, but he won't be going hungry because his Miami crib is stocked to the brim with a 2-year supply of his favorite cereals!
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For many -- notably the poor, minority groups and owners of mobile homes -- riding out a tornado, flood or some other form of severe weather is just the start of a long journey.
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As authorities warned people not to take shelter in attics, unless they have axes handy to break through their roofs, several residents provided CNN with their accounts of riding out the storm.
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As floodwaters filled streets and front yards, citizens across the coast grappled with the choice between riding out the storm and being evacuated by people in boats and helicopters to unknown destinations.
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"Many of them have been in these shelters for a number of days, and when you're in the shelter for more than just riding out a storm, it's not comfortable," he said.
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"My family made it clear they were worried about me riding out the storm in a big city like LA, so far from all my family and friends" she told Business Insider.
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If that deal actually happens, staying quiet and riding out the storm might seem smart in retrospect — but given Trump's track record as a federal deal-maker, it seems like a risky bet.
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For Varga, this means he'll be riding out the storm at home: He told CNN that he plans to return to Kendall with Meeka, because leaving his dog behind is not an option.
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Since that is the direction waves come from, it will remain bow-on to those waves, giving it the best chance of riding out any storm that nature cares to throw at it.
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The Lakers may just be better off riding out an organic rebuild, hoping the likes of Ball, Russell, and Ingram all come into their own as the Golden State Warriors start to fall.
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QE2 and her boo, Prince Philip, passed up the royal motor pool and opted for London's Underground ... riding out of the King's Cross station to begin their annual Christmas break at Sandringham House.
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That the festival has remained an important draw, even in the face of fears about terrorism, is partly a testament to its branding muscle and a genius for riding out cycles of industry crises.
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He has the choice of just sitting there and riding out this slow erosion, but he has decided that he's gonna take this opportunity, I think wisely, to try to ensure a better future.
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That means Floridians — who rely on cars more than the rest of the nation — could have to choose between toughing it out on choked evacuation routes or staying put and riding out future storms.
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For regular riders of the New York City subway, chances are you are seeing more dogs these days, and they are often riding out in the open (or close to it), right alongside their owners.
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The ego factor: It's possible that Kim Jong-un — after securing potentially just one meeting with a world leader, Trump — is riding out the high of potentially negotiating with world leaders and seeking out more.
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Yet, after reports from the Daily Mail that Flint had "embarked on a new life as a country gent and been spotted riding out with his local hunt," he was forced to address the allegations.
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Since then, his career has shot out of the chute just like the rodeo bull rider that he once was — and Johnson is riding out the changes with the same intensity he gave to the bulls.
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Rio Tinto is one of the few big miners willing to underwrite projects at a time when most rivals operate under austerity measures in hopes of riding out one of the worst commodity downturns in decades.
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Even as millions of Americans are on lockdown in their homes, some people are still traveling to vacation spots, drawn by cheap airfares, the hope of riding out the pandemic in someplace less populated, or both.
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The coalition agreement "is an expression of a more-of-the-same attitude and a riding out of problems," the Young Socialists, or Jusos, said in a position paper that evaluated the terms of the agreement.
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It is the reason Jane, the responsible eldest, succumbs to riding out in the rain, risking serious illness, to secure Mr. Bingley's affection — better she die in pursuit of him than die an impoverished spinster. Mrs.
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On September 6, Branson updated his fans and followers that he would indeed be riding out the storm alongside his staff in the wine cellar on Necker Island, his privately-owned island in the British Virgin Islands.
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Today he's a high school senior, worried only about his car being pulled safely into the garage, his drum kit packed in a closet, and his girlfriend riding out the storm with her family on the mainland.
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In High Plains Drifter, his second feature, Eastwood once again cast himself as a nameless gunfighter, the Stranger, who appears almost as an apparition, riding out of the desert haze toward the dusty mining community of Lago.
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Jenner may have been first, but don't be surprised if you see Suki Waterhouse, Naomi Campbell, Penelope Cruz, or any other of Burberry's muses riding out the wintry weather in one of the brand's brand-new toppers.
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"A year from now, we'll have to look very closely at West Nile and other mosquito-borne viruses," said Hotez, who is riding out the storm from his Houston home while his lab at Baylor is closed.
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After initially riding out the storm, Mr. Domino had to be rescued by boat and subsequently decided to live with one of his daughters in Harvey, on the West Bank of the Mississippi River in Jefferson Parish.
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After breaking into the truck, the thief then reportedly took hundreds of devices and passed them back to an accomplice who was riding out of the sunroof, before scampering back to safety—all while both vehicles were moving.
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Bashir has survived as one of the region's longest serving leaders, riding out 20 years of U.S. sanctions and shrugging off an indictment by the International Criminal Court on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide in Darfur.
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So while people are preparing for working from home and stocking up on toilet paper, I'm wondering whether to take the drastic action of decamping to my parents' house in Shropshire and riding out the crisis from there.
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In Utuado, three bedridden elderly sisters were missing after being buried by a landslide of mud that broke through the window of a cement house where they were riding out the storm, according to local news media reports.
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Those optics and the fact that ICE/CBP also said the agencies would keep immigration checkpoints open as Harvey approached caused an outpouring of concern that undocumented immigrants would risk riding out the storm rather than seek shelter elsewhere.
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Last year, Lizette Alvarez, a New York Times reporter who was working at The Miami Herald in 2100, described her ordeal of riding out the storm at a Comfort Inn in Florida City, about 2000 miles south of Miami.
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During lunch one recent afternoon, the restaurant's private dining rooms were packed: one with young engineers helping to build the city's new airport expressway, another with toughened Fujianese merchants riding out a bout of political instability in nearby Gambia.
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Hurricane chaser Josh Morgerman, who was riding out the storm Marsh Harbour, a town in Abaco Islands, described being overtaken by fierce winds and narrowly fleeing to safety in the temporary calm brought by the eye of the storm.
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After a rough start to the week driven by poor British economic numbers, the pound is now up almost half a percent in trade-weighted terms, riding out a series of negative headlines on Brexit negotiations with the European Union.
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Bouteflika has run the North African OPEC member for nearly two decades, riding out the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011 partly due to fears of a return to chaos after the devastating war between Islamists and the military in the 1990s.
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It's more than possible that, after riding out the wave of resistance that greeted the first few months of the Trump administration, many tech CEOs will decide to turn around and sign on to Kushner's new team to curry favor.
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"Oh boy," he said in an internet phone call from his concrete house in the Johnson's Ghut area of the island, where he had been riding out the storm all day and posting videos of it on his Facebook page.
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For roughly the first 15 minutes of "The Long Night," director Miguel Sapochnik did a terrific job of balancing light and darkness, particularly in a striking, eerie shot of the Dothraki forces, swords ablaze, riding out into the unholy void.
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Buried among those buried, worth no more and no less, are a bunch of cards for Rich "Goose" Gossage, who was then riding out the shoulder of a long and brilliant career that would eventually get him elected to the Hall of Fame.
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So if you are concerned about riding out a dystopian future in a bunker somewhere, you might want to take a page or two out of this document as inspiration for how to have your medical basics covered in a remote location.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling touched its highest in almost two weeks against the euro on Wednesday, holding onto its biggest one-day gain in months and riding out another round of headlines around Brexit negotiations and the government's attitude to the central bank.
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By focusing on costs and cash generation, Mackenzie is basically saying BHP is going to play to its existing strengths of operating some world-class assets as efficiently as possible while riding out the current, and likely extended, period of subdued commodity prices.
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Clearing out these shelters prevented the 120 rescues from riding out the storm and its after effects and left both St. Landry Parish Animal Control and St. Martin Animal Shelter with room to help animals displaced, lost and injured during tropical storm Barry.
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When one of us (Richard Branson) emerged from his cellar after riding out Hurricane Irma's assault on Necker Island, the house and everything surrounding it was destroyed — except for the solar power array, which laid flat on ground and remained materially intact.
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An unusually large number of Republican incumbents have retired, in many cases well-established moderates with the best chance of riding out a wave election, like Dave Reichert in Washington State, Frank LoBiondo in New Jersey and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen in Florida.
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The PMI survey of services sector purchasing managers (0930 GMT) and the Bank of England's quarterly inflation report later are expected to underline how the UK economy has done better than expected in riding out the initial fallout of the Brexit vote.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (you thrust your hips backward while riding out of the saddle), and many of them hit weird muscles you didn't know existed.
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The volatility in the stock market has recently picked up amid an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China, but regular investors with a long-term horizon are better off just riding out the tough times, even when they get pretty scary, history shows.
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That, and the threat of a squeeze on the foreign investment that Britain needs to fund its current account shortfall - now a record 7 percent of national output - have outweighed signs the economy was riding out the immediate impact of the Brexit vote this year.
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Royals use six-run eighth to defeat Astros HOUSTON — The Royals displayed supreme patience in riding out another sterling start by Astros ace left-hander Dallas Keuchel, and when the opportunity presented itself to face a different Houston pitcher, they were quick to capitalize.
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The beat riding out represents—Andrew Winistorfer, Vinyl Me, Please Senior Editor "Freestyle" is an oft-forgot deep cut from Streets on Lock III, but it is notable for featuring arguably both one of Young Thug's greatest verses and one of Offset's greatest verses.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — Art patronage tends to be an affair over time: a collector will acquire an artist's work slowly, methodically, riding out the natural waves of creativity and invention while nurturing a deep, drawn-out appreciation for the artist's worldview.
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More than 200 Hong Kong delegates to the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) met officials from the liaison office on Sunday, when they were also asked to support the Hong Kong government in riding out the storm.
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LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Sterling was set on Friday for a second week of gains against the dollar and its first against a basket of currencies since the start of December, riding out nerves about the government's preparations for Brexit talks due to start in March.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — A half a world away from the spectacle of Washington, Melania Trump still managed to create one of her own during a Kenyan safari on Friday, riding out into the grassland wearing a crisp white pith helmet — a common symbol of European colonial rule.
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Although some residents left for Nassau and elsewhere days ago, some 200 to 300 are riding out the storm on Great Guana Cay, where power was already out and forecasters are predicting up to 2 feet (61 cm) of rain and 453-foot (7-meter) storm surges.
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Although some residents left for Nassau and elsewhere days ago, some 275 to 300 are riding out the storm on Great Guana Cay, where power was already out and forecasters are predicting up to 2 feet (61 cm) of rain and 20-foot (6.1-meter) storm surges.
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Across eastern North Carolina, some residents who had been displaced by devastating inland flooding during Florence ended up riding out Dorian in the borrowed bedrooms and temporary apartments where they have stayed while waiting for slow-moving disaster aid and other help with rebuilding their homes.
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On horseback, I can escape the suburban sprawl of the San Fernando Valley and disappear into the miles of bridle trails in the park, spotting wildlife along the way, and even riding out to the Hollywood Sign for an overlook across the entire city of Los Angeles.
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Love What Survives sounds like the comforting after-party to the darkened club sounds of Dom and Kai's first two albums; it recalls the fuzzy warmth of riding out the last few hours of a pill while swaddled in someone else's hoodie on your best friend's couch.
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Read more:Take a look inside a $3 million doomsday condo that can sustain 75 people for 5 yearsThese are the best — and worst — stores for riding out the apocalypse7 times people thought the world was going to end14 foods to keep in your bunker to survive the apocalypse
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In a "Careless Whisper"-scored video posted to Facebook today by Boiler Room, a man bearing an uncanny resemblance (right down to the tinted shades) to the chef currently riding out his fifteen minutes of fame, can be seen spicing up the dance floor at a Boiler Room event.
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The acclaimed director -- who's clearly still riding out the high of winning big at the Golden Globes this past weekend with "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" -- was making his way out of a hotel Wednesday in NYC ... and was met with a crush of paps and Hancock hounds.
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"Even though there is no guarantee that the large- and small-cap benchmarks will post similar performances this year, investors would be wise to heed prior performances either by taking advantage of such volatility or by simply riding out the expected emotion-elevating churning in the months ahead," he wrote.
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Denise Salvant, a resident of New Orleans East whose house was extensively damaged in Katrina, recalled the horrors she went through — first, riding out the storm in heavily damaged Memorial Hospital with her mother, who was in a coma and who had to be airlifted to a facility in Baton Rouge.
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Taking this all together, count me an enthusiastic supporter of Trump's plan to abolish the filibuster for the purpose of passing nothing, then riding out the next three and a half years as the first president in history to have shut down his own government—and having zero wins to show for it.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (the act of thrusting your hips backward while riding out of the seat), and are designed to work all the muscles in your body so that you're exercising more than just your legs.
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If she succeeds in riding out the protests and passing the extradition bill, Beijing would get an opening to extend its authority over residents and visitors in the semi-autonomous territory with fewer safeguards than in Hong Kong's independent courts — potentially chipping away at Hong Kong's unique position as a center of global finance.
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However, given the severely weakened sterling – which has continued to plummet during this quarter – the repricing of potential targets is likely to boost the appeal of British companies and assets going forward, say analysts at PitchBook – particularly for private equity firms which enjoy longer investment time frames that can be helpful in riding out short-term volatility.
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Whether you're riding out prairie style as long as you possibly can or looking for a sophisticated way to put your go-to leopard print on full display, the following trends will take your favorite looks from the runway to your home — so you can finally retire that popsicle-stick DIY ornament you made in middle school.
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The below photo, captured by one Andrew Mock of Kununurra in northern Australia, shows 10 cane toads riding out a storm that dumped nearly 70mm of rain by hitching themselves to the back of an approximately 3.5-meter python, the Guardian reported on Monday, though it seems as though their primary motivation may have been humping it.
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They are riding out their last few months in the White House a little cooler and looser before their home gets occupied by someone possibly demonic (whatever your political leanings that assessment seems fair.) On last night's episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, First Lady Michelle Obama, or America's Favorite Mom, flexed her best singing skills on Corden's Carpool Karaoke.
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As a kid, there was nothing quite like spending a long, raucous day living it up at Chuck E. Cheese's: riding out to the strip mall in your mom's car, entering the most sacred of pizza palaces, and sprinting through its carpeted expanse, challenging other kids to more games of Whack-a-Mole or Skee Ball than you could count.
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Rather than moving up to heavyweight and riding out his career blissfully eating what he wants and slipping the punches of stronger but slower men, as would be his right as a UFC loyalist, Evans instead told MMA Hour host Ariel Helwani yesterday that he will actually be going down to middleweight, back to the weight class he wrestled at 15 years ago, when he was young and wide-eyed and full of promise and blessed with a lightning-fast metabolism.
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