You get salvage in, and you try to sell that salvage.
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The salvage group says it'll be making a formal salvage claim later this week.
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The diving suits are similar to what salvage divers would have worn on salvage missions into Pearl Harbor.
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" Of the Sanitation Salvage investigation, Brownell said: "I have acknowledged for many months that Sanitation Salvage is a very screwed up company.
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Who hasn't gone to great lengths to salvage a distressed pair in the same way we attempt to salvage a dead (and distressed) relationship?
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For the past 12 years, Jeff Salvage has been taking photos of his wife Jennifer Salvage in her wedding dress all around the world.
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South Korean law requires salvage companies to deposit 10 percent of the estimated value of a shipwreck prior to starting its salvage works, according to the Korea Herald.
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Yasso:To celebrate National Frozen Yogurt Day, Yasso teamed up with P.J. Salvage to give one lucky winner a year supply of Yasso and two P.J. Salvage Lounge Sets.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle — not to salvage principle but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing.
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"Kyros is probably one of the most, if not the most, extreme wrecks in the world to salvage," Peter Lindberg, of the Ocean X underwater salvage team, told Wine Spectator.
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The 59-page document alleges that Steven Avery's brother, Charles, had a history of strange behavior against women, including women who had visited the Avery Salvage Yard, the family's auto salvage business.
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Divers are also scheduled to survey two sunken tug boats in the main jetty of Adak's Sweeper Cove and produce a salvage report to determine possible removal or salvage in the future.
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Your own mind works to salvage the mess you made.
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The Irish government is seeking to salvage what it can.
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Inside the Sanders operation, aides tried to salvage the event.
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You're trying to salvage potential, and that's an impossible task.
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Rodriguez helps Red Sox salvage finale in Oakland OAKLAND, Calif.
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But both men want to salvage the Iranian nuclear deal.
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Even that, it seems, couldn't salvage a dying hardware company.
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Mr Temer hopes pension reform may help salvage his reputation.
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But these positive notes did little to salvage the day.
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The first was called limb salvage, an adjustable artificial knee.
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It is unclear if this effort will salvage the deal.
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Maybe they could salvage some things — a ring, pictures, phones.
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Muscle Maker Grill is looking for a salvage from investors.
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Xfund's investors had devised a plan to salvage the fund.
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Maldonado said the scrutiny of Sanitation Salvage is long overdue.
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The doctors were not able to salvage the severed tip.
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"I don't know that you can salvage this!" she wrote.
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We needed to revisit our past to salvage the present.
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"The airplane has salvage value at best," he told Reuters.
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An earlier salvage effort was suspended due to weather conditions.
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For now, sportsbooks have to salvage any revenue they can.
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Is there anything I can do to salvage our friendship?
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"We are trying to salvage the market," Mr. Cameron said.
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Gordon Ramsay tries to salvage disastrous restaurants in 24 hours.
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Recovery and salvage operations can take several months to complete.
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The castoffs are rounded up through a citywide salvage process.
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How might the government salvage this vital yet troublesome program?
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Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson did their best to salvage
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Groundbreaking salvage attempt The area of the Yellow Sea, to the south of the South Korean mainland where the ship sank, experiences strong tidal currents, the deputy minister said, complicating an already-ambitious salvage plan.
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The condition of the single-engine fighter, part of a 12 plane squadron that just became operational, will probably be the biggest factor in planning a salvage operation, an engineer at Nippon Salvage told Reuters.
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Executives at Copart Inc, which dominates the auto salvage auction business alongside KAR Auction Services Inc, said last week during an earnings conference call the company could salvage more than 85,000 vehicles damaged by Harvey.
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Royal Boskalis Westminster said in a statement on Friday that the insurers of the tankers, the Front Altair and the Kokuka Courageous, had appointed its subsidiary SMIT Salvage to salvage both vessels and their cargoes.
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There is still time for Mr Trump to salvage his administration.
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I know and have many friends in the marine salvage business.
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"We will do our best to salvage this wreck," he said.
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At that point, they're worth more as scrap metal and salvage.
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"Ken was a former salvage diver, seaman, carpenter, baker…" Williams tweeted.
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The Trump administration still hopes it can salvage a trade agreement.
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But no amount of money was enough to salvage Fiorina's campaign.
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That may be too little to salvage Mr. Peña Nieto's reputation.
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But he may be forced to compromise to salvage the economy.
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Ben Carson tries to salvage campaign But his campaign spent big.
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They managed to salvage her husband's motorcycle boots and a Bible.
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Mitch McConnell is attempting to salvage this moment in Republican history.
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At the moment, though, it's also a salvage job for publicists.
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He and his wife were able to salvage some favorite photos.
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After cleaning his son's feet, he attempted to salvage his house.
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The two companies have since managed to salvage the Aeropostale nameplate.
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But BIC did not ask Sanitation Salvage to suspend the driver.
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But his charisma cannot salvage what is ultimately a slight story.
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For Portland, it's a chance to salvage an otherwise disappointing season.
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But it's most likely too late to salvage the community there.
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Sometimes knobs are from the salvage store; sometimes they're from knobs.com.
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Today, they are trying to salvage their many months of negotiations.
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People try to salvage merchandise at Music City Vintage, March 33.
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Jennifer and Jeff Salvage got married in 2008 on Easter Island.
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But Diamond said they were able to ultimately salvage a friendship.
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James Watson Had a Chance to Salvage His Reputation on Race.
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Jotting down key facts could have helped her salvage the interview.
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Drastic reconstructive surgery, or limb salvage, was Mr. Taylor's other option.
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David J. Reinhard, the Coast Guard officer directing the salvage operation.
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The bigger issue now is whether Samsung can salvage its reputation.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle, not to salvage principle, but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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Having found the wreckage, salvage teams will begin a process known as "mowing the lawn," covering the area in parallel tracks using a deep-sea robot fitted with a camera and grabbing arm, marine salvage experts said.
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But too often we rush to salvage principle — not to salvage principle, but to forgive and excuse our failures so that we might accommodate them and go right on failing until the accommodation itself becomes our principle.
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Macron made a last-ditch attempt to salvage the agreement on Saturday.
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But others said more needs to be done to salvage the treaty.
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But it seems it was too little, too late to salvage anything.
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A salvage team was dropped by helicopter aboard Modern Express on Jan.
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Both homes and businesses scrambled to salvage their sustenance and their incomes.
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Only Christoph Waltz is able to salvage a decent performance for himself.
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Those wires or tubes hanging off the back could snag on salvage.
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A helicopter drops a salvage team aboard the Modern Express on Feb.
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So there are plenty of ways to salvage something from the season.
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And the Indians overcame Cano's two home runs salvage a series split.
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"And try to salvage your badly tarnished reputation in computer security reporting."
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The cousins are all considering weight loss surgery to salvage their lives.
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A Chinese salvage team on Saturday recovered two bodies from the tanker.
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To the contrary, Britain, France and Germany are working to salvage it.
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So, it was Jenny's idea to see if we can't salvage them.
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I read Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward as I fall asleep.
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Throwing more federal dollars at failed initiatives won't retroactively salvage these projects.
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Republicans like Nebraskan Ben Sasse are desperately trying to salvage the situation.
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Residents packing up whatever belongings they could salvage from their destroyed homes.
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Other times, the organization will make efforts to salvage a beloved landmark.
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It is thus a rare example of a successful industrial salvage operation.
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It was free, after all, and I needed to salvage my relationship.
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But not to worry, young man -- science can help salvage the situation.
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Always practice over a clean countertop so you can salvage fumbled catches.
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Federal lands were also salvage logged and thinned to create fuel breaks.
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That's real wood — and Ford didn't salvage it from a vintage Jaguar!
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European leaders have spent the subsequent months attempting to salvage the deal.
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Is it ever possible to salvage the relationship after a cheating incident?
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He is trying to salvage its forms from the ice of history.
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The time to salvage the season was three weeks ago, not now.
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To salvage what remains of our global strength, he needs to leave.
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During World War II, labels donated metal parts masters to salvage drives.
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Also, the San Juan would hardly be the deepest salvage ever undertaken.
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"We weren't looking at trying to salvage a golf career," Begay said.
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Macron has led the remaining signatories in attempting to salvage the deal.
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He had to make a nervy 14-footer to salvage a five.
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Banksy's public art endures, partly because of extraordinary efforts to salvage it.
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Trying to salvage the night, I invited her back to my place.
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He made an inventory of what he could salvage from the remains.
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Whether to salvage and rebuild was the last thing on her mind.
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He needs to act fast if he is to salvage the situation.
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A salvage team began tapping on the overturned cargo ship Sunday morning.
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Yet forces were already working behind the scenes to salvage the terminal.
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To what extent does souvenir culture encourage or reinforce a salvage ethos?
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That could help it salvage deposits made on the 737 MAX planes.
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Would Ronnie Green salvage pride and win one for Queen and Country?
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Fukuda Salvage and Marine Works got its start a century ago recovering damaged warships during the Russo-Japanese war, while Nippon Salvage shares its corporate roots with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the company that assembled the lost F-35.
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While the Kursk's raising is often mentioned as an example of what a San Juan salvage operation might resemble, efforts to salvage wrecks from deeper depths give a better sense of the chances of the Argentine submarine's recovery.
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It might also salvage a place in history for Barack Obama's foreign policy.
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Members of the salvage dive team share breakfast together before a training exercise.
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IAA has a roughly 40 percent share of the North American salvage market.
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" She later writes, "And one day, I hope I can salvage my faith.
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He managed to collect his severely burned vintage guns, hoping to salvage them.
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Officials said salvage operations could not be conducted Tuesday because of bad weather.
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The Pistons attempt to salvage the finale of a three-game season series.
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"We were attempting to salvage as much equipment as we could," Wagener said.
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But Indonesia lacks the sophisticated equipment needed to seriously attempt a salvage effort.
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So, a hug could salvage what is a PR disaster for the movie.
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But Ms Park could salvage a little dignity by ending the circus now.
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The only photos Christine Jasek could salvage from her flooded Spring, Texas, home.
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By then, it was too late for Microsoft to salvage its mobile platform.
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A salvage team was dropped by helicopter aboard the Modern Express on Jan.
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The Kavanaugh rally appears insufficient to salvage the Republican majority in the House.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers planned to begin salvage operations this week.
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Delta's trying to make up for that (and salvage its reputation) now, though.
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"There is no way to salvage any of this; its horrible," Kim says.
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I choose not to stand, because I was trying to salvage the interview.
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I finally managed to salvage the session by asking Mark about his defensiveness.
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Two Brooklyn-based publishing companies now hope to salvage the book from obscurity.
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That probably won't be enough to salvage his campaign, which is already flailing.
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The salvage operation has been held up by flood waters and strong currents.
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But now, with four felony convictions, he was unlikely to salvage the business.
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Eating poi was suddenly political, an act of cultural salvage and self-determination.
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This has happened before, such as with the infamous Salvage Rider of 1995.
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To be sure, Okada said, there may not be many assets to salvage.
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Sailors at Pearl Harbor worked to salvage their ships and restore the base.
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These divers search the sea floor during a salvage recovery exercise in 2010.
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At the episode's end, Eugene is excited to salvage parts from the satellite.
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The following spring, the union approached BIC about Sanitation Salvage and Local 124.
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Workers at Sanitation Salvage soon learned by word of mouth who had died.
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EU officials have suggested they'll do what they can to salvage the agreement.
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Leon Faison, officer in charge of the salvage operation, said in the release.
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Fortunately, a few parents came up with a way to salvage the situation.
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Always with a clear conscience because I work tirelessly to salvage my relationships.
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The other signatories have indicated that they hope to salvage the nuclear deal.
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Race directors, at times, have lowered starts of downhill races to salvage competitions.
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They are encouraging developers to salvage structures and use them to woo tenants.
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Hopefully, when the water goes down — salvage what we can, burn the rest.
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If we move fast, he said, we might be able to salvage 2020.
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Ms. Lydick isn't sure what she will want to salvage from the kitchen.
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The giant Huawei is scrambling to salvage its business — and reputation — in Australia.
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After they reported the incident, Platt managed, just barely, to salvage his career.
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Now comes the hard part: putting it to use to salvage teetering companies.
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Mr. McConnell has privately expressed doubt that Mr. Trump can salvage his administration.
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Unfortunately, it seems there was no way to salvage multiplayer in GFWL's removal.
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They used hand tools to plug holes with wood and salvage damaged barrels.
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This new exchange offer is as much about equity salvage as debt restructuring.
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Plans for how to salvage the ship have not been finalized, he said.
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He remained confident that a deal can be struck to salvage the bid.
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Other features, including the string of factory lights over the kitchen, are salvage.
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His father, Monroe Harriman Loeb, owned a wrecking and salvage company in Chicago.
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The researchers mounted a two-week salvage excavation, recovering more than 80 burials.
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This is no pie-in-the-sky plan; there are serious scientists involved, and marine salvage expert Nick Sloane, who is best known for leading the operation to salvage the wrecked Costa Concordia, the once-doomed ship, is behind the project.
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Following a hastily arranged visit to Turkey to try and salvage the situation, Gen.
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Some have been camping in tents with whatever belongings they were able to salvage.
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To salvage the situation, Durov has been in Indonesia meeting with top government heads.
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Binder previously examined skeletons from the battlefield at Aspern , which also underwent salvage excavations.
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At a pop-up event known as Salvage Supperclub, people are eating in dumpsters.
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Halbach was killed in 2005 after visiting the Avery auto salvage yard in Wisconsin.
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"I believe that it is now time to earnestly prepare to salvage," Park said.
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At this point, ESPN's institutional biases probably put it past the point of salvage.
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The archaeologists said the salvage work was authorized by the university for "research" purposes.
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But it would be aimed at winning over enough waverers to salvage the accord.
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Chicago is hoping to salvage the finale of its disastrous six-game road trip.
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The company might be able to salvage some parts at the very least. [SpaceX]
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Encouraged by our hour-long conversation, he asked if we could still salvage something.
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A salvage operation to retrieve the aircraft will begin in the next several days.
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Conlon helps salvage the potential house flip of a couple, Chantill and Larry Greer.
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"I want to be here, so we can salvage it," Harris told 9News Denver.
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Perhaps, they started to think, it was possible to salvage the trip after all.
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Hangar 17 has served since 2002 as a depot for World Trade Center salvage.
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At Xfund, investors had to come up with a way to salvage the fund.
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One company said it ultimately closed its flagship on JD.com to salvage Tmall sales.
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When Trump withdrew, the Europeans sought to work with Iran to salvage the deal.
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He thought that maybe if he went back he could salvage some of it.
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So who are Republicans relying on to salvage his candidacy as poll numbers drop?
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Meanwhile, Greenlight is desperate to salvage its investment and has taken a board seat.
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It's not just me up here trying to salvage something, if something goes wrong.
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He moved to the next level of treatment, "salvage" chemotherapy with the acronym ICE.
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They've also tried to salvage chicken scarpariello, a dish that is almost always overcooked.
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The non-Equity cast is spotty, and some of the costumes look like salvage.
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Mistura urged key players in the war to help salvage the crumbling ceasefire agreement.
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"We have significant salvage capabilities," Captain Bryant said, referring to the United States Navy.
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I was just thinking, I want to salvage this, I want to save this.
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Recovery and salvage operations can take several months to complete, the Marine Corps said.
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China appealed to the United States to help salvage the deal earlier on Thursday.
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Even a seeming twist on "The Graduate" at the climax can't salvage the movie.
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Here are five ways to salvage a launch lost to a trade show cancellation.
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Cars that are totaled by the insurance company go to a salvage auction company.
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Rabbi David Wolkenfeld is to officiate at Salvage One, an event space in Chicago.
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Whether Mr. Hernandez can salvage any of the bizarre character he built remains unclear.
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But they saw a chance to salvage his candidacy — on a Civil War battlefield.
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To him, she represents all he has lost — and all he might yet salvage.
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A similar pivot will not salvage WeWork's plunging valuation, but it could stem losses.
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Thousands of residents have returned to try and salvage what's left of their homes.
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Otherwise he is quite clean, but is there any way to salvage these manners?
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Meanwhile, not all of the flooded vehicles will wind up in the salvage yard.
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His decision has angered European allies who are still working to salvage the deal.
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This is a good idea even if you think you can salvage your position.
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Portwenn's stiff doctor tries to salvage his marriage for the sake of his baby.
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Gordon expressed skepticism that a legislative fix or transatlantic offering can salvage the deal.
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Children, many of them internally displaced, sift through rubbish for something they can salvage.
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The photographs featured in the exhibit have their own history of abandonment and salvage.
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Some have been camping in tents with the belongings they were able to salvage.
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Until a few weeks ago, Stone was still trying to salvage his dairy operation.
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"The time needed to complete salvage operations depends on a lot of factors and ... it's impossible to say how long it would take to recover the F-35," a Fukuda Salvage official said, adding it would take more than a few days.
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"Sailors' graves are off limits to salvage and exploration, due to ethical issues," he said.
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Scientists managed to salvage the planet-hunting mission by periodically shifting its field of view.
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I've always given myself an opportunity to salvage something out of every hole I've played.
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It&aposs unclear whether Shinil would receive South Korean government approval of its salvage plans.
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This is why specialists like Sadow have for years worked around this salvage title problem.
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The two sides are pursuing last-ditch talks to try to salvage a trade deal.
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The surprise result caught both sides off guard, leaving them scrambling to salvage the agreement.
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The way you salvage your mistake is you leave your ex alone for a while.
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Under Indonesian law, the company would be required to salvage the sunken vessel, he said.
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With a prevention plan in place, you'll at least salvage some of your financial loss.
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"The final option is to salvage the biodiversity and put it somewhere else," Bowman said.
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Traditionally when a rocket went to space, there would be no attempt to salvage it.
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Garcia doesn't need to qualify for the playoffs to salvage his reputation by any means.
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I attempt to salvage it by holding it all together with a bunch of tinfoil.
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But Bagehot's "English Constitution" suggests that it is not too late to salvage the situation.
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Luckily, I was only about halfway done adding ingredients and managed to salvage the mix.
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The next morning, the hungover ladies try to create a plan to salvage their careers.
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Long-distance viewing buddies will be able to salvage their rocky relationships by syncing screens.
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He also helped deliver bombs and salvage parts to keep the planes in the air.
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The remaining signatories - Russia, China, Germany France and Britain - are trying to salvage the accord.
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It is a salvage operation to fill the gaps in Jewish lives, many of them
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Syromyatnikov tried to salvage the misfire, and pressed on with plans to build Znamya 3.
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They're aimed at undersea oil rig workers, salvage experts or scientists exploring the ocean floor.
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Attention is now focused on last-ditch efforts to salvage the government-Western Digital bid.
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One way private equity has been able to salvage these investments is through dividend recapitalizations.
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Njoroge was left searching for salvage in the piled up bricks and corrugated tin sheets.
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Salvage workers in orange overalls and white hard-hats clambers over the hull fixing cables.
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"I'll eventually go back to Key West to salvage what I can," Lewis told CNN.
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Meanwhile, a group of political operatives and family members attempts to salvage his political career.
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Lawmakers in both chambers moved to restrict Trump's ability to salvage the Chinese telecom giant.
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After a flood, or a tornado, you may still be able to salvage some belongings.
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The outperformance was mainly driven by high utilisation rates at its dredging and salvage businesses.
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Their work assignment was known at Sanitation Salvage as Route 20213, notoriously long and backbreaking.
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It was then that BIC asked Sanitation Salvage to suspend Spence, which the company did.
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I found myself digging through the beef for whatever bits of veggie I could salvage.
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Less than a mile away, a fleet of salvage ships float in a loose circle.
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Now Marine Corps prosecutors are trying to salvage cases tied to a human-smuggling investigation.
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These poems salvage a literary ecology from lost meadows, overgrown junkyards and hidden mountain springs.
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Then the road, the salvage yard, the small office where your clothes are given back.
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But Michele Bogart remains determined to salvage what remains of the Barthé frieze in Brooklyn.
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Yet the Republicans' all-hands rescue mission was not enough to salvage Mr. Saccone's candidacy.
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Mr. Moore won at least one battle in his efforts to salvage his candidacy — Gov.
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Ward's previous novel, "Salvage the Bones," won the National Book Award for fiction in 2011.
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So here are five ways to salvage a launch lost to a trade show cancellation.
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Lam had the opportunity to salvage her legacy by skillfully responding to the viral outbreak.
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More concerning is the situation that not all states define salvage in the same way.
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A leftover mine, planted with hyper-accumulators, could salvage the remaining metals for additional revenue.
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They declared their determination to salvage European unity in the face of right-wing populism.
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The doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital did the best they could to salvage his leg.
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The sections will be wrapped to contain debris, T&T Salvage said in a presentation.
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We're just trying to salvage whatever value is left — to make sure it's not wasted.
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Altria, the top investor in Juul, unsuccessfully tried to salvage the talks, the Journal said.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez, who worked to salvage the debate, will appear there.
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Santa Barbara Sheriff Bill Brown said efforts to salvage the Conception on Thursday were successful.
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So work remains if we are to salvage the nation's pride in this Commonwealth competition.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to salvage her Brexit plan suffered a significant parliamentary defeat.
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What he saw confirmed that any additional procedures to salvage the foot would have failed.
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Following my doctor's recommendation might tighten my grip on the life I've managed to salvage.
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The political process couldn't salvage what was going on during the pre-Civil War era.
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What leads some intellectuals to make so many bad judgments that there's nothing worthwhile to salvage?
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Canada insisted there was room to salvage the pact despite few signs a deal was imminent .
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Canada insisted there was room to salvage the pact despite few signs a deal was imminent.
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When trees were beyond salvage in the polyculture farms, crops lower down in the canopy thrived.
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He managed to hit out of the rough and onto the green to salvage a par.
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Or they could try to salvage a bigger repeal-and-replace bill in House-Senate negotiations.
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The damaged barge was removed by Sunday and salvage efforts on the capsized barge got underway.
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The backlash against her leadership comes as the prime minister tries to salvage her Brexit deal.
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You asked for new ideas about how to salvage your plan to leave the European Union.
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Metal is the only material that is consistently profitable to salvage, says Mike Sangiacomo, Norcal's boss.
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It was no homecoming: Families were there just to salvage what they could before leaving again.
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Earlier on Thursday in Beijing, China appealed to the United States to help salvage the deal.
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TENSE TALKS China appealed to the United States to help salvage the deal earlier on Thursday.
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UN NEGOTIATORS are trying to salvage a ceasefire agreement to keep open Hodeidah, Yemen's main port.
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The Federal Reserve started its quantitative easing program to salvage the economy from the 2008 recession.
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The remaining partners of the agreement, which includes Britain, have been trying to salvage the accord.
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Other co-signatories are trying to salvage the deal and shield Iran from renewed U.S. sanctions.
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Does he still have sufficient connections to live comfortably behind bars and salvage his damaged position?
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It's far too late to salvage the network's reputation by removing "The O'Reilly Factor" host now.
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Canada insisted there was room to salvage the pact despite few signs a deal was close.
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The Obama administration could begin to salvage its legacy in Iraq by turning this inequity around.
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It's a whole hospital system that's involved in trying to salvage patients with such severe injuries.
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Park threw his weight into a pole and the tip of salvage moved in the air.
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You've probably used leveling tools before on your smartphone to salvage pictures taken at awkward angles.
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The salvage is costing about 85 billion won ($75 million), another ministry official said this week.
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America, Russia and the UN are now running round trying to salvage the recent partial ceasefire.
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But in this case, the salvage company had only reached it through a tele-operated robot.
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It is still illegal to intentionally kill an animal to salvage it in the state, however.
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"CNCF saw the opportunity to salvage an enormous investment with a small incremental contribution," said Kohn.
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Saakashvili himself was increasingly unpopular, and the Trump deal was meant to help salvage his reputation.
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So what should Ryan actually do to salvage all he can from the coming Trump disaster?
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With potentially little time to salvage the situation, European leaders called for resolution to the situation.
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Sanitation Salvage at the time was a Teamsters union shop, with strict wage and benefit requirements.
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"I saw the envelopes," said Orrett Ewen, a helper at Sanitation Salvage from 2006 to 2016.
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Two current workers said they saw DeAngelis at Sanitation Salvage headquarters within the past few months.
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But with the watches already so far along, Google and LG decided to salvage the project.
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My brain was short-circuiting, much like Spieth's, and I was scrambling to salvage my Sunday.
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He survived to laugh about it, getting up and down from thick grass to salvage par.
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No need to get fruit because there's some at work that's ripe that I can salvage.
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For seasoned and salty salvage operators like Lozman, cleaning up the wreckage is a no-brainer.
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Lozman cracks a wry smile and turns to an insurance claim adjuster overseeing the salvage job.
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That was all but halted by the 2016 Turkey deal, which the EU hopes to salvage.
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Big concerns in New Orleans included saving recipes and deciding which equipment to sanitize and salvage.
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And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada may do whatever it takes to salvage his image.
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Landfills and auto salvage yards fall under the EPA's regulations now, though improper disposal still occurs.
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The U.S. and Canada struck a last-minute deal to salvage the trade pact last night.
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The owner of Rocker Salvage (Larry Hankin) was a part of Jesse's schemes in Season 5.
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The retail giant is in the midst of dumping equipment and damaged merchandise to salvage companies.
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Conversation starter games promise to salvage your holidays, meetings and dates from chatter about the weather.
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Sanitation Salvage, whose license was suspended after an investigation by ProPublica in 2018, has ceased operations.
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Even into your 60s, it's not too late to salvage your retirement if you are behind.
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How far will they ultimately be willing to go to salvage buildings or parks at risk?
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The lobbying to salvage this season's roster, as much as the coaches can, will soon begin.
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Since men's ties have become rather expensive in recent years, how do I salvage these ties?
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"Sometimes it is the only worthwhile product you can salvage from a day," John Irving wrote.
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Images show dozens of houses destroyed by the flames as residents tried to salvage any belongings.
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Chriss had for some time tried to salvage the firm by cutting costs and refocusing resources.
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Even the reliable Ms. Applegate and Mr. Church can't salvage the screenwriter Jeremy Catalino's clumsy lines.
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She won her first National Book Award in 2011 for her second novel, Salvage the Bones.
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Barrack believes, with a new cast of characters, he can salvage some of the TV business.
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About half of young adults regularly turn off their phones to salvage some uninterrupted personal time.
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According to Us Weekly, it was an attempt to salvage what was left of their marriage.
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It was me trying to just salvage something of the past while it was still available.
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But ING analysts said one rate hike would do nothing to salvage the lira or local bonds.
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Dacascos gives the movie a jolt of energy, though not enough to fully salvage the second half.
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Four years later, after many attempts to salvage their 28-year marriage, Ann and her husband divorced.
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Heilemann is trying to salvage his career, but his former partner reportedly has made it quite difficult.
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Salvage crews on Tuesday removed the remaining fuel aboard one of the barges struck by the tanker.
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The sale appears to salvage some of Beechwood's value as opposed to just shutting down the business.
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Fourteen outbound vessels were waiting on Tuesday, said the group, which is overseeing the cleanup and salvage.
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Salvage operations were continuing on Tuesday on one barge that ruptured and a second vessel that capsized.
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Four families from Marathon including hers planned to venture back on Wednesday to salvage what they can.
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Panicked, I rushed to my computer to try to salvage everything I could before more damage occurred.
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In an attempt to salvage more organs, Harefield looked to an experimental device from the United States.
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Because their worlds are dying, they have taken to raiding their neighbors to salvage parts and materials.
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Retailers are desperately trying to figure out how to salvage sales and get people into their stores.
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Odysseus must be bound to his ship because the urge to salvage the past is so powerful.
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When Michael turned 8, he was placed in boarding school so she could salvage her dwindling career.
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"Hopefully we'll be able to salvage this important bipartisan legislation in the next few days," he said.
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Britain, France and Germany have been working with Iran, China and Russia to salvage the Iran deal.
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Hell, R.L. Stine even chimed in, pleading with the company to salvage his beloved Oatmeal Creme Pies.
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How to salvage your job when you think you might get fired originally appeared on The Muse
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This has left repeal supporters grasping for tactical maneuvers that might salvage the repeal-and-replace strategy.
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And even if May can salvage an agreement with Brussels, she will need parliamentary approval at home.
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A ruling that is firmly on the side of freedom of expression could help salvage Nepal's democracy.
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Several of the lighting fixtures are also original, while other details are salvage or of the period.
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Hoping to salvage his country's chances, Vladimir Putin promised to suspend the officials named in the report.
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The company confirmed it has the ability to salvage remains of the submarine should the Argentines ask.
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Wolves top Clippers to salvage road-trip finale LOS ANGELES — Andrew Wiggins called it a statement game.
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Deep Tek, the Scotland-based salvage firm that searched the wreckage, donated the gems to the project.
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But even as their produce awaits, they've been sneaking onto the farm to salvage what they can.
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The floors are the original yellow pine, while other wood accents, doors and paneling are architectural salvage.
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The salvage company had to procure a diamond-tipped cutter to create an opening to rescue him.
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The remaining signatories to the TPP are in Australia this week discussing ways to salvage the deal.
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Arthur: It will take a lot more than marginal tweaks to salvage the A.C.A. from its struggles.
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Upton managed to salvage his career despite everything else that has gone wrong in San Diego, hitting .
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Her brother, upon his arrest, said he had done the right thing to salvage his family's honor.
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He may vow to end DACA in one conversation and to work to salvage it in another.
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Maybe leadership can salvage the situation and squeak through some uneasy compromise between Republican moderates and conservatives.
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The brass faucets and marble sink top were found at another local salvage shop, the ReUse People.
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Are we merely reproducing privilege or is there something to salvage in the system we have now?
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With the utmost respect, no amount of updates and patches is going to salvage this shit show.
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With children condemned to survive, let us salvage enough bare essentials to promote respect and good will.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund spent millions of dollars in Ohio to salvage the campaign of Mr. Balderson.
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People worked together to move tents, and helped salvage each other's possessions and care for the sick.
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Philadelphia (75-70) will send Drew Smyly to the mound to try and salvage a series split.
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Williams did not recover in time to salvage Saturday's match, which Osaka won, 6-2, 6-4.
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I think we can scrub down the furniture and salvage it, but we don't really know yet.
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Vice President Mike Pence is leading the White House's effort to work with senators to salvage it.
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In order to salvage it for the next president, it's necessary to recall what is actually normal.
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Residents continue to sort through the wreckage of their property to try and salvage anything they can.
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In truth, the Byford-Cuomo relationship was already beyond salvage, and late last month, Mr. Byford resigned.
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"The cancellation may offer China an opportunity to do something to salvage the aborted meeting," he said.
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James airballed a shot, but they snagged the rebound and Avery Bradley scored to salvage the possession.
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As Ms. Martello described her salvage and recovery efforts, she said, Ms. Huffington began listening more closely.
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He needs strong showings in Nevada and next week in South Carolina to salvage his presidential bid.
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"There is actually only seven — two of those seven are tugboats, they are salvage ships," he said.
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Will Son double down, as he did with WeWork last year, and try to salvage his empire?
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You gave your friend an option to salvage your planned evening after it became untenable for you.
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Images show dozens of houses completely destroyed by the flames and residents tried to salvage any belongings.
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Jones led the Giants on an 11-play, 66-yard drive in overtime to salvage the victory.
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Belgium's Romelu Lukaku scored with two minutes remaining to salvage a 1-1 tie with visiting Greece.
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Coach Jeff Hornacek and his players have said it is not too late to salvage their season.
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It is a salvage or rescue mission, finding a use for the lowliest of products — yesterday's news.
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All three are parties to the agreement and were trying after Trump's withdrawal to salvage the deal.
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The team who made the discovery formed a company called Sub-Sal Incorporated to conduct a salvage operation.
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That allowed authorities to crack the crime ring, and Bolaris to salvage at least a shred of dignity.
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It's one of the longest-running and most successful efforts to salvage archaeological sites threatened by environmental change.
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Reuters reported on Friday that Movida had lowered the floor of its price range to salvage the deal.
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National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) Chairman Kipchoge Keino called for government intervention to salvage the situation.
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As for Amazon, the company managed to salvage some of what it learned from its failed AI experiment.
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As for recycling, it is useless to urge people to salvage stuff for which there are no buyers.
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Ms. Welker spent days at salvage yards in Queens and New Jersey and scoured the internet for deals.
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"I cannot comment in this regard because I was not at the time of salvage conscious," he said.
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It's a final attempt to salvage what's become one of the most acrimonious relationships on the global stage.
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Here is what I was able to salvage, in no particular order, from nearly 30 former Gizmodo staffers.
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Salvage company Pacific Sea Resources recovered the artifacts in the 1990s and donated them to Chicago's Field Museum.
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If there's the chance you could salvage your current job, make sure you're submitting the best work possible.
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Off to the O.R. they go to salvage the organs, just as the other elevator doors open up.
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Saudi Arabia has in recent months been trying to salvage its image as a nation open for business.
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Or is it still intact, and they can bring it up relatively intact and salvage it that way?
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If you turned down another offer to accept this job, you might be able to salvage that opportunity.
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Attempts to salvage the infantry fighting vehicle portion to replace the aging Bradleys ran into still more difficulties.
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" To which he added: "It would take 'extraordinary evidence,' to use [Carl] Sagan's phrase, to salvage their hypothesis.
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Seng's boyfriend, Steve Konemany, tried to salvage some of her belongings by floating them on an air mattress.
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European and Asian countries have been trying to salvage the nuclear deal despite new U.S. sanctions against Tehran.
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He told her he'd tried to salvage his relationship with his wife but it didn't work, she said.
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Samsung is pushing to salvage sales during the busy shopping season in key markets in the fourth quarter.
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One of Kushner's plans to salvage the investment involved tearing down the building and displacing the Grand Havana.
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Mr. Yu's arrest made headlines, a coup for the intelligence service, which was desperate to salvage its image.
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In 2016, Mouctar Diallo, a teenage African immigrant, stepped into the rough-and-tumble world of Sanitation Salvage.
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"I was hoping to help him salvage his life, as a convicted felon and recovering alcoholic," Silver said.
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Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ships will be named for Native American tribes or famous Native Americans.
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As Buckingham scrambled to salvage his political fortunes, Anna Maria slipped off to a convent and later remarried.
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They hope to staunch WeWork's financial losses and salvage a public offering for some point in the future.
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That's when the North was removed in a bid to salvage a deal to halt its nuclear development.
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The industrial gases supplier nevertheless added that it was in constructive talks to salvage the $83 billion merger.
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She will salvage or resuscitate whatever remains and will no doubt add to it any chance she gets.
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The now-bankrupt Donga Construction company previously attempted to explore and salvage the ship in the early 2000s.
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Iran is working, instead, to salvage the JCPOA by achieving sanctions workarounds with European and Asian trading partners.
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In 2011, sapphire jewelry company CEO Michael Arnstein was desperate to salvage the Google results for his company.
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The now bankrupt Donga Construction company previously attempted to explore and salvage the ship in the early 2000s.
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He knew it was a long shot but he was determined to try to salvage this family heirloom.
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Prompted by the effort to salvage the Amona outpost, it may be a precursor of things to come.
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After returning, she combed through her house, sweeping out water and mud while looking for anything to salvage.
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That ache, despite all the polite savagery, to salvage the relationship and in so doing redeem True Love.
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In this video dispatch, our correspondent on the scene speaks with families trying to salvage what they can.
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Election professionals have said this system could be the single most effective way to salvage the November election.
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Once the gear is in place, a giant floating salvage crane will be used to lift the wreck.
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Whole numbers were excised, though Prokofiev was able to salvage some of the divertissements elsewhere in the score.
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Here are the Yoos, a hardworking, ordinary immigrant family who might do anything to salvage their tattered dreams.
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He couldn't reach the green from there, so he had to hack out and salvage what he could.
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They are trying to salvage the summit meeting planned for June 12 that Mr. Trump canceled last week.
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They are trying to salvage the summit meeting planned for June 20143 that President Trump canceled last week.
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Initially, the company was hoping to salvage some of its locations in shuttering about 70% of its stores.
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Animals available for roadside salvage will include deer, elk, wild pigs and pronghorns, and explicitly exclude endangered species.
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For Mr. Bewkes, 65, the courtroom appearance was a rare public pleading to salvage a career-defining deal.
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He will have time to hone one — though not soon enough, perhaps, to salvage the series for Philadelphia.
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Still, the company may be able to salvage 0003 stores to operate under the Toys R Us brand.
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So the organization has taken to Twitter to try to salvage some semblance of their normal testing conditions.
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"I was trying to salvage so many things from the house as the river crept in," she said.
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Iran has criticized European powers for failing to salvage the pact by shielding its economy from U.S. sanctions.
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So, the question remains: At this point, is it feasible (or even possible) to salvage your 2020 resolution?
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The state is now scrambling to salvage the Utica plant with a new corporate partner and state administrator.
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Senate Republicans are working the referee as they try to salvage their shot at repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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A salvage team made contact Monday morning with the trapped crew members, VanderWeit said earlier in the day.
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It keeps shuttering Sears and Kmart stores, even after emerging from a bankruptcy designed to salvage the company.
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Dramatic battles had raged as the Islamic State fought fruitlessly to salvage its ruthless reign; she knew that.
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The silver lining for the alt-right — the president's "very fine people" comment — wasn't enough to salvage things.
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Even Mr. Pompeo tried to salvage the deal with the Europeans in the days before the president's decision.
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And the Times piece claims that McConnell has privately expressed doubt about whether Trump can salvage his presidency.
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I headed south from New York City for Houston to undergo salvage chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant.
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If anything, the move shows how desperate Furie is to salvage Pepe the Frog from the alt-right.
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Recent erratic rains can do little to salvage crops that have already failed, or weren't planted at all.
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But the partial success of recent initiatives to salvage what is left is generating some hope for the future.
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It is racing to win back customers and salvage its brand before the pressures of modern retailing cave in.
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"This is the main port of Houston City Docks, they are blocked due to these salvage operations," he said.
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Arely Calva Martinez said the recent shortages at gas stations raised the temptation to salvage fuel from the gusher.
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Carter World Tour costumes shuttered its US operations on Friday while looking for a creditor to salvage the business.
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Intense humidity has obliterated most of the stucco walls, but the archaeologists managed to salvage some fragments for study.
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PES was formed in 2012, after two other refineries closed and political leaders urged Carlyle to salvage the facility.
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Put a waterproof sunscreen in your scalp and use a UV protectant spray throughout to salvage your dye job.
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"We are going to be talking with Carmike this week to see if there's ways to salvage the deal."
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Fortunate to get a win there and it feels good to kind of salvage the series a little bit.
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Meanwhile Iran's top diplomat worked to counter U.S. sanctions and salvage a nuclear deal denounced by President Donald Trump.
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Next year an electric-powered ship with a crane will join the drone fleet to salvage the sunken trash.
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Earlier on Thursday in Beijing, China appealed to the United States to meet it halfway to salvage their deal.
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What's interesting and 'eventy' about this right now is the IAA salvage business is going to get spun off.
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Thinx founder and former CEO Miki Agrawal is trying to salvage the good name of her period underwear startup.
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Ackman, 49, joined Valeant's board in a bid to salvage the biggest loss in the history of his fund.
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Reform-minded Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said last month he wants to salvage the $10 billion project.
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Rome decided in December to salvage Monte dei Paschi after a plan to raise capital in the markets failed.
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What's left is a carcass of a social media presence that not even $22016 million a year can salvage.
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Unfortunately for many suffering ski areas, the snow may be too little, too late to salvage profits this year.
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Much of that time he expected to spend making calls trying to salvage his hurricane-ravaged restaurant in Rincon.
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They explained their behavior at length, making the argument that they were trying to salvage the bones from destruction.
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The military may have to hire marine salvage firms with submersible craft able to recover wreckage from deep water.
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When I taped the show in August, I knew I'd bombed and tried to salvage it with a joke.
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From here, perhaps working-level meetings can try to salvage diplomacy, and that would be the best-case scenario.
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An initial search for the recorder ended in November after a salvage team located the wreckage three miles down.
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Below the roots were dirt and below that, salvage—twisted, heavy pieces of steel coated with mud and rocks.
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Both seemed to directly contradict the ways Trump's aides -- including Pence -- had been working to salvage the Comey storyline.
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It is quite apparent from the video that she is frantically trying to salvage the professionalism of the interview.
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Jeb Bush had possibly his best debate so far, but it's probably too late to salvage his ailing campaign.
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It was only when the company switched to ground that it was able to salvage the rocket post-launch.
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A Chinese salvage company has fitted 33 beams beneath the hull with 66 hydraulic jacks inching the ship up.
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I think the only way to salvage things is to deliver us an updated version of this performance, Efron.
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A salvage team failed to locate the recorder, which dislodged from the ship's bridge, during a search last November.
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Residents are returning home, even if it's to begin the sad business of assessing what Harvey left to salvage.
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When Mea Williams was in the Navy, she enjoyed her work as part of a crash and salvage team.
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Kuby said at the hearing that Okoumou had recently been offered a job at the nonprofit Salvage Art Institute.
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It was the start of seven years' worth of surgeries in attempts to salvage the rest of her leg.
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Neither Mahr nor anyone else at Sanitation Salvage made an effort to correct the lie about the homeless man.
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Diaz's office did not comment on his acceptance of donations or past praise of Sanitation Salvage owner Steven Squitieri.
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In Hunts Point, the night following the rally, a dozen workers declared a wildcat strike at Sanitation Salvage headquarters.
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His highest-profile task came within the past weeks as he worked to help salvage Trump's summit with Kim.
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Ricky Nolasco looks to salvage a split for the Twins when he opposes struggling Milwaukee right-hander Taylor Jungmann.
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Sprint and T-Mobile are working to salvage their proposed merger, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing sources.
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In what was seen as a last-ditch bid to salvage a merger, both sides came together this weekend.
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Smith's homer lifts Orioles to win over Rangers BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles are desperately trying to salvage their season.
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Perhaps he will find a way to recover and salvage some of the relationships that are now under strain.
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"Today, I just tried to salvage something, and it was one of my great rounds this year," Scott said.
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Only now has Mr James delivered the feel-good narrative necessary to salvage his reputation in the public eye.
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Then there are the politicians maneuvering to take power in case Mr. da Silva cannot salvage Ms. Rousseff's government.
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Investors remained tentative before Chinese Vice Premier Liu He arrived in Washington to try to salvage a trade deal.
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Look on below as we return home with the only photos we managed to salvage from this Croatian voyage.
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Making things for them has been a way to salvage a little dignity from often poor and difficult lives.
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Disney is banking on Ron Howard's star power and track record to salvage one of their most anticipated films.
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Europeans are doomed if they think the issue now is how to salvage their alliance with the United States.
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Hoping to salvage the Sochi agreement, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, flew to Russia on August 27th.
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Anyway, it would have been just as costly to salvage the remains as to knock them down and rebuild.
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Theresa May met with European leaders in Brussels to plead for more time to salvage her faltering withdrawal plans.
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After the fire swept through the area, Sullivan went back to his home to see what he could salvage.
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Analysts say that if Broadcom can salvage the Apple relationship, it would sharply increase potential returns from the takeover.
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Ouchi knows all this, but he still wishes there was a way to salvage his old home in Iitate.
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There are actionable things you can do to salvage your relationship, without getting shortchanged out of feeling well-rested.
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A salvage operation would not be simple or cheap, but there's no reason to believe it couldn't be done.
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The ST version was cancelled prior to release, and Andrew tried his best to salvage something from the situation.
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Mr Macron has been trying to salvage the nuclear deal signed by Iran and six world powers in 2015.
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It would have been possible to just write a story about this clumsy attempt to salvage diesel's declining reputation.
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Japan is eager to salvage the deal and proceed, even if it means forging ahead without the United States.
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"Thugs of Hindostan" is a sinking ship, and not even Aamir Khan and his Midas touch can salvage it.
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Damascus described the truces as an attempt to salvage a wider "cessation of hostilities" agreement in place since February.
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American and North Korean officials have been trying to salvage their summit meeting, which Mr. Trump canceled last week.
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Workers with the hauler Sanitation Salvage said an apparently homeless man had jumped on their truck and fallen off.
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An equally significant treaty, now being compiled at the UN, would be to salvage the world's species and biodiversity.
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European countries have attempted multiple times to salvage the deal, but Iran has refused to return to the agreement.
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Dorothy Henderson Shapiro and Oren Matthew Lund were married June 3 at Salvage One, an event space in Chicago.
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European efforts to salvage the agreement have been complicated by Iran's steps to reduce its commitments under the accord.
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" The caption for "The Salvage," a condo made from a hodgepodge of buildings, reads: "Yesterday's debris is today's décor.
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Since then, Great Britain, France, and Germany have sought to salvage the pact by convincing Tehran to continue complying.
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She planned to unload supplies, gather what possessions she could salvage and then head back to Alabama before dusk.
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The King of Retired Amusements, lord of salvage and recoup, is not in the business of leaving things behind.
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From outside the White House, they hear friends and associates call on them to salvage their reputations by resigning.
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But I had to salvage SOME shred of my self-esteem and upgrade my wardrobe to include actual colors.
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Richard Nixon signed a lot of moderately progressive legislation to try to salvage his presidency, and it didn't work.
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Right now, it doesn't feel as though the powers that be are doing very much to salvage that system.
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"Salvage of the vessel is underway and divers will search areas that so far have been inaccessible," Brown said.
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IAA's customer base consists primarily of insurance companies and it dominates the U.S. salvage market along with rival Copart Inc.
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On Monday, he said a private concession could salvage the $13 billion airport project he has previously threatened to scrap.
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Jang Dong-won voiced the frustration many of the victims' parents feel that the salvage operations have taken this long.
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" Clair Wintermyer, owner of local business, Wintermyer Auto Salvage, told the outlet that Hodnett was "a real easy-going guy.
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This letter was Bahmanzadeh's final formal chance to salvage his now rapidly worsening situation before the police raided the building.
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An effort to salvage the peace process is already underway — and, arguably, a Nobel Peace Prize could help it along.
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Mr Trump, after all, has made positive noises about such pacts, which could salvage some of the substance of TPP.
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Given these downsides, is there anything to salvage the Galaxy Buds for a person not already in the Samsung ecosystem?
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They spent Sunday dragging bags of their soaked clothes to a nearby laundromat and trying to salvage what they could.
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If Colombia is to salvage anything from this mess, the two men have to find a way to work together.
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He needed a loyal lieutenant, someone to help him salvage his future and negotiate the delicate terms of political surrender.
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What about other people who had access to the large Avery auto salvage property, where some burned remains were found?
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"We are working diligently with the salvage team and our partners to ensure a safe and deliberate response," said Capt.
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I had to beg to keep my R.A. job and try to salvage what was left of my personal relationships.
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Things have to get pretty bad before this happens, though — so bad that the situation might be impossible to salvage.
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Whatever technique you try out, your goal should be to shake off the nightmare and salvage your night of sleep.
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Negotiators from both sides on Friday entered a second day of last-ditch talks to try to salvage an agreement.
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It was the summer of 2000, and after six years of preparation, the CIA's submarine salvage operation was finally on.
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"Both Earl and Charles Avery would have known more about the Avery Salvage Yard than anyone else," says the document.
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Britain said it would press for action at the Security Council as the United Nations tries to salvage peace talks.
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Top appropriators plan to meet Monday afternoon as they try to salvage a last-minute deal, three sources told CNBC.
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Gas station attendants near the salvage yard said they have been inundated with motorists asking for directions to the scene.
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The grassroots has the potential to overcome anything that horse trading can do to salvage such a deeply flawed bill.
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Tehran has now turned to the remaining signatories, particularly the European powers - France, Germany and Britain - to salvage the deal.
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However, people are returning, some to live where homes are still habitable and others to salvage possessions from their shops.
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Calgary also is on a three-game slide as it looks to salvage the finale of its three-game homestand.
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Although the other parties in the group have tried to salvage the deal, the U.S. looks set to scupper it.
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Republican senators from states that accepted the Medicaid expansion are grappling with whether to try to salvage it under repeal.
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This past week, needing success on tax cuts to salvage a barren opening year, Trump submerged himself in needless controversy.
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The cozy list highlights brands like UGG, Eberjey, and PJ Salvage, plus Amazon private labels like Daily Ritual and Mae.
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"When a statute reveals a constitutional flaw, the court ordinarily engages in a salvage rather than demolition operation," she said.
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Some skeptics see the donations as an attempt to salvage the family's reputation and want to see the money returned.
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Even in the bruising, often chaotic world of New York's nighttime trash collection, Sanitation Salvage cuts a distinctively brutish profile.
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Other signatories of the deal - the European Union, France, Germany, Britain, Russia and China - have been trying to salvage it.
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"It required a lot of structural work," Roytberg says, noting that wherever possible, attention was paid to salvage original materials.
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That's not a bad salvage operation, but it's a far cry from what Ms. Whitman and her executives are pushing.
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"It was covering the dresser," she said, explaining that her husband was able to salvage only some clothes and tools.
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Hoping to salvage victory, Wilson asked U.S. voters to treat the 1920 elections as a "solemn referendum" on the League.
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Some people will rush to sell their car or truck before the flood or salvage title appears on the record.
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She even wrote a graphic novel called "Danny the Diver," inspired by her brother Max who was a salvage diver.
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Logistical infrastructure is important to any military campaign and Kyros needed more people to salvage arms and armor after battles.
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"You have a lot of independent salvage companies that could have pulled these boats out a week ago," he says.
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Some students are hoping to salvage at least the minimum accomplishment of getting credit for their courses through online learning.
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After taking a one-stroke penalty, he had to make a knee-knocking six-footer to salvage an opening bogey.
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If we are going to salvage a legitimate democracy for America, November 2020 is becoming increasingly urgent by the day.
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She tries to salvage her night by returning to the festivities, but finds no more comfort in her friend Christina.
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Sean Kido, the head of an explosive ordnance disposal diving and salvage task group in the Naval Forces Central Command.
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They have since been in negotiations with the Trump administration to see if there is a way to salvage it.
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Instead, she counsels her patients to salvage their mental health and well-being, even if this means divorcing a relative.
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Instead of achieving a diplomatic victory in Brussels to salvage a chaotic week that nearly toppled her from power, Mrs.
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Saudi Arabia will now turn to its final game against Egypt, another pointless team, to salvage something from this Cup.
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By keeping the accounts alive, even after a pet's passing, some have been able to salvage sponsorships and brand deals.
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And this dive into the dark world of one of New York's largest private trash haulers, Sanitation Salvage, is brutal.
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His "maximum pressure" Iran policy has received international criticism as European countries work to salvage the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal.
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The difference is the Astros knew when to bail on the two busts and how to salvage value from them.
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It was the kind of historical salvage operation that gave Professor Hershkowitz a reputation as a highly regarded archival scavenger.
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Almost all was gathered on salvage campaigns to antiques shops, swap meets, flea markets and rubbish bins, local and international.
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The Christian group owns Olde Good Things, an architectural salvage operation with stores in New York City and Los Angeles.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Mattis made an effort to salvage relations with Mexico, at least in the area of military cooperation.
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In turn, those guests need to know how they can salvage an experience that isn't going the way they expected.
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Selling the wire as scrap for 70 cents a kilo, they could at least salvage something from of the protests.
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At a meeting on Wednesday of the deal's remaining signers, Iranian diplomats said they were eager to salvage the agreement.
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Iran has criticized Britain, France and Germany for failing to salvage the pact by shielding Tehran's economy from U.S. sanctions.
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After days of testing, two salvage barges began pulling up the cables on Wednesday, raising the ship inch by inch.
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He could have done the right thing and expressed support for the demonstrators, or he could salvage his business interests.
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Concurrently, the company continues to work on a plan that could salvage 200 of the retailer's best-performing U.S. stores.
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Congress recently voted to salvage funding for the NIH through 2017, but the future of this agency is still uncertain.
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Some, like Keyser, made one last trip to their own homes to salvage what they could from fridges and pantries.
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Every stick of furniture, from the battered refrigerator to the coffee table on concrete blocks, has the look of salvage.
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In a recent attempt to salvage the new reconciliation deal Egypt's chief of intelligence, Abbas Kamel, met Abbas in Ramallah.
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France, which is trying to salvage the deal, said the New York gathering presented a chance to de-escalate tensions.
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But he may cooperate as a way to salvage his reputation before he departs, people who know him told POLITICO.
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During the day, volunteers said, they expected that many people were out trying to salvage what remained of their homes.
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Not even the celebrated addition of James could salvage this one, but he missed significant time with a groin injury.
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Doyle is one of those journeymen showrunners who are brought in on troubled productions in an attempt to salvage them.
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Negative interest rates are one way the Fed could try to salvage the current regime of focusing on interest rates.
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At the height of the financial crisis, Europe was much more lenient in allowing member states to salvage their sagging lenders.
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Local experts said Havana was eager to salvage what it could of improved relations and not be blamed for their deterioration.
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"There was nothing I could do to salvage my grains - it was a total loss," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In trying to salvage the meaning of words as they pertain to the present, we keep words and concepts from evolving.
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However, the siblings initially chose not to report what had happened, believing that they could salvage their bond as a family.
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Oklahoma Tornadoes also hit Oklahoma this week, forcing Peggs resident Michelle Underwood to sift through the wreckage to salvage her belongings.
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If both members of the couple are motivated to salvage their relationship, they would be well served to seek professional help.
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The leadership vote comes as Theresa May desperately tries to salvage her Brexit deal after widespread opposition to the 'withdrawal agreement.
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"Tesla as a policy has been doing this for years on salvage cars," said Phil Sadow, an independent Tesla repair professional.
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Lara, who also had his own freight and salvage company, appeared in six episodes as the captain of the Cornelia Marie.
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Yet they both do the same job: sorting through the local rubbish, trying to salvage goods that can be re-used.
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Many refugees have been going back and forth across the border to salvage supplies or shepherd others to Bangladesh, Amnesty said.
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Many economists reckon it is important to try to salvage central banks' traditional role in stabilisation by adjusting monetary-policy targets.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, had called the TPP "meaningless" without America, but his government is now trying to salvage it.
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Another house burst into flames; the salvage crew, including a boy around age 11, realized it would have to rescue itself.
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And then they have the IAA salvage auction business, which are cars that are being sold just for scrap and parts.
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These groups are the Democratic Party's last best hope to salvage state legislatures going into 2020, according to Harvard professor Skocpol.
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"A 'public figure' sharing private text messages in an attempt to salvage whatever is left of their fragile ego…" he tweeted.
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The salvage operation was suspended because the boat lay deep and currents were rough, Phuket police commander Teerapol Tipcharoen told reporters.
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If the values and institutions that made America great have been corrupted, is there any point in trying to salvage them?
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Denham Springs, Louisiana (CNN)Austin Schexnayder had been scrambling to salvage what he could of his home after Louisiana's historic floods.
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President Donald Trump last week withdrew the U.S. from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, but European signatories vowed to salvage it.
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At a moment's notice, they can be dispatched to the scene of natural disasters to protect and salvage works of art.
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Now married to Elena Fisher and working in undersea salvage, Drake has settled into a quieter existence than he's ever known.
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When Jobs took over, he went on a campaign to salvage Apple's remaining resources by hacking and slashing under-performing departments.
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After spending more than a decade behind bars, Madoff said his dying wish is to salvage his relationships with his grandchildren.
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Griffiths shuttled between the parties to salvage a previous round that collapsed in September after the Houthis failed to show up.
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Leaving Park, Keegan checked on the barges, where a crew of men tied down equipment and salvage for the coming floods.
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He also questioned efforts by France, Britain and Germany - parties to the 2015 nuclear pact - to try to salvage the deal.
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Netanyahu tried to salvage things by making overtures to the opposition Labor Party, but it refused to join in his government.
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She was also pleasantly surprised by the belongings her neighbors had managed to salvage, which they'd moved back into the house.
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The timing was off, and while The Weeknd's strong vocals managed to salvage the performance, there was no replacing Lauryn Hill.
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Dry conditions since have only made things worse, leaving farmers to plant dry and hope for rain to salvage their crops.
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Her charred remains were ultimately found in a burn pit behind a trailer on the salvage yard property, where Avery lived.
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While Sweden managed to salvage a 1-1 draw with the Republic of Ireland on Monday, it was anything but convincing.
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Whatever the reason for the decline in yarsagumba, he said, it may be too late to salvage what has been lost.
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The development comes as the Trump administration works to salvage a summit with Kim originally scheduled for June 85033 in Singapore.
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With the U.S. out of the deal, it is unclear if the remaining nations will be able to salvage the agreement.
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One proposal would allow for the expedited approval of salvage logging projects to remove charred and dead logs after a fire.
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That's what Brooks did for his stair spindles, which he ended up finding for $5 each at an architectural salvage place.
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In the days after the storm, he helped salvage materials and clean up debris from the club's uninhabitable building in Christiansted.
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Records show that more than three-quarters of Sanitation Salvage trucks have been ordered off the road after federal safety checks.
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Secretary of State John Kerry made a last-ditch effort to salvage an agreement with Russia to reduce violence in Syria.
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The commission said it had looked into earlier worker complaints about Sanitation Salvage, leading to a fine for a recordkeeping violation.
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On May 2000, with Sanitation Salvage the subject of multiple investigations, legislators amended the bill to remove the Squitieri carve-out.
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And whether it's called salvage logging or post-fire logging, science shows these projects can actually increase the risk of wildfires.
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As drug companies and researchers struggle to salvage failed studies, they are tempted by small percent improvements in subsets of participants.
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The DOJ has sought in court -- with mixed success -- to salvage another of the President's signature agenda items: the travel ban.
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The Finn started 15th, after collecting a grid penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change, and could salvage no better than eighth.
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Banca Carige is racing to salvage the capital increase needed to prevent it being wound down by the European Central bank.
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His company ultimately won a bid to perform what, at $0003 billion, became the most expensive commercial salvage of all time.
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He has won three consecutive decisions as he tries to salvage a shaky season in which he has seen opponents bat .
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"I don't know if Moon has any alternative at this point but to try somehow to salvage this wreck," he said.
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It's never what I want or expect, and within weeks of creating a masterpiece, I'm left scrambling to salvage the pieces.
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But the truth is, most senior citizens aren't prepared to commit the equivalent of mass suicide to salvage their grandchildren's jobs.
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"The Conners" was a last-ditch effort to salvage "Roseanne," which had proved to be a huge ratings success for ABC.
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This category of truck was created so manufacturers could salvage parts from older trucks, or parts from those damaged in accidents.
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HereI stand, my one good hand holding allI can salvage, believing I'll be born againIn another black man's big, warm hands.
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But many residents, including Mr. Damin, returned to their homes Tuesday anyway to inspect the damage and salvage what they could.
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Anna principally comes of age in the Naval Yards as one of the pioneering divers who performed underwater repairs and salvage.
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As she attempts to salvage the plant, Adora cuts her palm on a thorn and blames the wound on her eldest.
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Richard Seymour is an editor at Salvage magazine and the author, most recently, of "Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics."
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No lesser a force than Frank Marshall, one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood, had been leading the salvage effort.
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Hundreds tried to salvage their cars by driving them to higher ground and then had to swim back to their homes.
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He had waded through the murky waters with his wife and two sons to try to salvage things from their home.
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Some of that money appears to have been used by Mr. Manafort to try to salvage his investments with Mr. Yohai.
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In doing so, they have learned to adapt to sudden changes in plans and problem-solve ways to salvage activities. 3.
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The European Union is trying to salvage the accord, which placed limits on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
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And how do we get back on track to salvage this round and just give yourself a chance at the end?
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On Sunday, the Marines called off the search for the missing, saying the operation was transitioning to recovery-and-salvage efforts.
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