The Salvaging The climax of the episode comes when the girls are tasked with punishing a rapist who assaulted a pregnant Handmaid — a "salvaging," as Atwood's book calls it.
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Offred wakes to the sound of three bells — a salvaging.
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Rowe has all but given up on salvaging the relationship.
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Farms in the region may be washed out beyond salvaging.
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Salvaging what she can and rebuilding may take six months.
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With Raft, there's much more of an emphasis on salvaging.
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Some see in this approach a way of salvaging the agreement.
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The state over whose fate they're haggling, however, appears beyond salvaging.
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Salvaging the day, emotionally if not competitively, would require other tools.
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There's no salvaging this campaign because there's no changing Donald Trump.
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My journey hasn't been about salvaging or returning to a previous life.
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Instead of being aggressive, Hadwin played conservative, laying up and salvaging par.
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Yet, amid the conflict there is still hope of salvaging a peace.
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In both cases, blame is being pointed directly at illegal salvaging operations.
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Subsequent salvaging removed the engines, paddle wheels and other parts for scrap.
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But the Americans still held out the possibility of salvaging the agreement.
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"We are still in the process of salvaging both vessels," Gallapis said.
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Salvaging Pruitt makes more sense than engaging in battle over a replacement.
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Salvaging the embattled pipeline with tax dollars would be foolish and wasteful.
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He will replace Mikey Dickerson, the political appointee credited with salvaging the HealthCare.
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Nearby, victims were salvaging toys, clothes and other belongings from their flooded homes.
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This is no longer about salvaging what is left of the individual market.
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Manziel does appear to have one shot left at salvaging his playing career.
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His grandfather's food-salvaging habits included picking up unsellable leftovers to bring home.
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To decide that some things are worth salvaging can be its own closure.
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Think about it, talk it over, and weigh what's worth salvaging in a relationship.
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According to Mount, some cars are too far gone while others are worth salvaging.
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Stuff that's happening, like people salvaging garbage and re-selling it on the streets.
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Read how the confirmation battle has become central to salvaging the midterms for Republicans.
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Muncy took first base and eventually scored the tying run, salvaging the Dodgers' season.
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Well it would contaminate the missile and anyone potentially that is involved in salvaging it.
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Since data salvaging is a tricky job requiring expertise and special equipment, Josh and co.
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And his hope for salvaging his candidacy rests heavily on whether voters believe that claim.
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Rather than focus on digital improvements, the company had to fixate on salvaging its brand.
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This practice of salvaging certain bits of the lunar module, for instance, was not uncommon.
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He told the Bangor Daily News he&aposs salvaging antiques and woodwork, including a cypress staircase.
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Despite their shocking split, a source says Christina is focused on salvaging their hard-earned brand.
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On April 215, the U.S. Digital Service, a unique government office most famous for salvaging Healthcare.
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We get the distinct sense that the Billions writers have no intention of salvaging this relationship.
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The salvaging, like the market, is also an opportunity to trade stories with the other handmaids.
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Still, it's worth taking a look at To Riverdale and Back Again for anything worth salvaging.
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Their reasoning was a combination of patriotism and the hopes of salvaging a pro-business agenda.
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In a 23.50 memoir, he suggested that he tried salvaging the marriage to the very end.
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Take some time to reflect upon your relationship and determine if it is really worth salvaging.
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Backed by Trump, Republican John Cox is a force in California governor race SALVAGING THE SUMMIT: North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has dispatched his infamous right-hand man on a rare mission to the U.S. amid a diplomatic flurry aimed at salvaging a stalled peace summit .. .
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"Somebody has been salvaging metal from naval vessels in the region of Indonesia for years," he added.
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The legacy media is much too interested in salvaging whatever they can from President Obama's crumbling legacy.
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Rather than "salvaging" a Tory Brexit, Labour MPs would be waving goodbye to a Tory prime minister.
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"Better to first examine if this is a relationship worth salvaging with some diplomatic, high-road tactics."
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Mnuchin also said he helped save thousands of jobs by salvaging OneWest before it was taken apart.
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His shot scudded past the Wolfsburg goalkeeper and into the bottom corner, salvaging a 613-3 tie.
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Grier finished 32 of 41 for 352 yards, salvaging an offense that rushed for only 44 yards.
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In this case, the US was granted a permanent injunction against any salvaging of the sub without authorization.
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It has also increasingly focused on salvaging vast numbers of wrecked cars after natural disasters such as hurricanes.
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Armed with a knowledge of cars, he figured out how to make money by salvaging old auto parts.
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But then Photoshop came to the rescue, salvaging reality with a pleasing dose of fabricated clarity and precision.
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"[The] cessation of all Israeli settlement activities is essential for salvaging the two-state solution," the resolution said.
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But he said the two sides were "extremely polarized," casting doubt on the possibility of salvaging the talks.
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Russia was said to be salvaging the weapon from the ocean floor at the time of the incident.
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Romney is popular in the state for salvaging the Winter Olympics held in 2002 in Salt Lake City.
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The government is also salvaging a tower from what's believed to be the oldest university in the world.
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Salvaging the Dutchman's soul becomes her mission, carried out by Ms. Kampe with both desperate longing and fearlessness.
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Samsung needs to quickly shift its attention from trying to resuscitate this phone to salvaging its company's reputation.
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McConnell has privately wondered if Trump will be capable of salvaging his scandal-ridden administration, the report said.
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I'm instinctively sympathetic to career-salvaging efforts on an artist's part, which this work is rumored to be.
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But U.S. diplomats say there could come a point where Russia decides that Maduro's rule is beyond salvaging.
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Instead of wage and benefit demands, he focused on salvaging jobs, especially those of aging workers anticipating retirement.
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Today, the museum also announced the salvaging of their Angra dos Reis meteorite by their technicians and researchers.
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Around 80 percent of its business comes from salvaging wrecked vehicles for insurers and then selling them at auction.
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But voters now leave Obama with little hope of salvaging a presidential legacy that depended heavily on his successor.
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Since the tragedy, Bledsoe has kept busy salvaging keepsakes from the house and planning a memorial later this month.
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And Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama there in 2008, salvaging her campaign after a third-place showing in Iowa.
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That's the whole purpose of salvaging these rockets in the first place — so that SpaceX can use them again.
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" It demands a halt to "all Israeli settlement activities," saying this "is essential for salvaging the two-state solution.
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They were wrong: It humanized Clinton, helping her beat Obama in the state's primary and temporarily salvaging her campaign.
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Your original thinking might've been off the mark, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything worth salvaging from it.
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Salvaging a reputation this dramatically in a year and a half is nothing short of a public relations miracle.
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Amy is there for damage control, but there's too much going on in the "Winter Blunderland" that's worth salvaging.
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Buttigieg responded with humor and questioned Trump's time spent insulting him instead of salvaging a trade deal with China.
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Subtitled "a fable," it asks whether humanity, if nearly wiped out in a cataclysmic war, would be worth salvaging.
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"I tried salvaging our clothes, and I got my son's diploma, but almost everything else is gone," she said.
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The jacket copy misleadingly presents Benner as salvaging Machiavelli's thoughts and opinions from demonization, as if they needed rescue.
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The two leaders have been locked in an ongoing battle over who is responsible for salvaging the failing system.
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"We started the salvaging of people when Mayor Duterte first sat down as mayor in Davao City," he said.
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Romney, a Mormon political leader, has ties to Utah; he's known for salvaging the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002.
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Pressure will be on the next government to prove that when it comes to salvaging the ferry, neither will they.
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Eko Joko, his wife and two children have been salvaging wood and metal to reconstruct their flattened beachfront shop-house.
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However, Trump straight-up ignored her, clapping his own hands together and officially killing any chance of salvaging this interaction.
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Now, the company is looking to build a new warehouse with hopes of salvaging the barrels that are still intact.
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Residents returning to waterlogged communities began the painstaking process of surveying the damage, cleaning up and salvaging whatever they could.
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Klimple's most cherished photographs, like those of her late husband, Jesse, in uniform during the Korean War, were beyond salvaging.
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I don't think I'm a bad person, and it didn't get replicated' — rather than salvaging as much as she can.
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" She also thanked Department of Corrections officials who helped her get an education and "saw something in me worth salvaging.
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Today, against the backdrop of our enormous challenge in salvaging the Earth, MacLeish's message almost seems quaint, if not dated.
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Many consider him responsible for the deaths of thousands, for his intervention in salvaging Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria.
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Iran held talks with other world powers in Vienna on Friday, but diplomats see limited scope for salvaging the deal.
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And after America withdrew from the TPP, Japan helped persuade the remaining members to carry on regardless, thereby salvaging a deal.
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Last month's third summit in Pyongyang was partly aimed at salvaging faltering nuclear talks between the North and the United States.
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By the time he gives up and sets down his pen the notebook is soaked beyond salvaging, its text now illegible.
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Mr Rouhani, meanwhile, said there was a "short time" to negotiate ways of salvaging the agreement with the five remaining parties.
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What do you say to people who think it's not salvageable, not morally legitimate, and in any case not worth salvaging?
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In PowerPoint 2016, Green Hope's own Dheya Madhani won silver, salvaging the school's rep and putting the US on the board.
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He's given up the illegal — and dangerous — life of a treasure hunter, and settled into a role at a salvaging company.
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Instead of panicking, use the email content as your guide to making improvements and put your all into salvaging your job.
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Like Clara and my parents before her, she was told by more than one contractor that the place wasn't worth salvaging.
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A senior Iranian diplomat has expressed doubts Europe would succeed in salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers.
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Even if a show does not perform well live, there is hope that viewers may binge-watch it, thus salvaging it.
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"I've shot numbers like this hitting shots like that and salvaging strokes, but I've been playing better than that," Mickelson said.
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Pilgrim was forced into bankruptcy in 2008 but emerged the following year after repaying creditors and salvaging some value for stockholders.
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Bernier's turnaround plan would focus more on cutting debt and salvaging essential services, specifically pension payments, said Bernier's running mate, Hector Ferrer.
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A strong endorsement from Trump — who has sent mixed signals so far — appears to be the only way of salvaging border adjustability.
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Sadow sees the act of salvaging so-called "total loss" Teslas as, paradoxically, part of Tesla's corporate mission to promote sustainable energy.
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The next section of this report (see article) looks at recycling in the traditional sense, of salvaging used metal, plastic and paper.
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Beijing said it would strike back, increasing tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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Or, the pseudo-apologies released by accused celebrities in hopes of salvaging their careers without taking any real responsibility for their actions.
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WAS THERE ANY HOPE OF SALVAGING THE DEAL ONCE YOU SAW THE FINE PRINT AFTER WE GOT THE RELEASE FROM THE TREASURY?
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Wisconsin may end up salvaging something from the Foxconn debacle, but any benefits will not be close to what the company promised.
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Still, thousands of people were without power for days, and they, too, are salvaging their lives and getting to work on rebuilding.
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The French initiative was less an attempt at resuscitating a moribund peace process and more about salvaging the reputation of international stakeholders.
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And there are news organizations that are salvaging a paid business model and it's working really well at the New York Times.
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How do we become "hangry" and is there any way to prevent it (at least for the sake of salvaging our friendships)?
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Arresting climate change requires America and China to cooperate and channel their competition into salvaging the planet rather than seizing its resources.
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The ultimate policy goal is to stabilize the economy by salvaging industries that will need to provide employment when the pandemic ends.
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Both Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Mr. Macron visited Russia at the end of May to discuss salvaging the Iran deal.
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Because salvaging my physical health was so crucial, the emotional aspect of living with a facial disfigurement was overlooked by health professionals.
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Still, Izzy's despair and self-loathing force Astor to confront his own, redeeming an often insufferable protagonist and ultimately salvaging the film.
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Speaking Thursday, Lee Cheol-jo, head of the Sewol salvaging committee, said that 450 people were working on the vessel, including 50 divers.
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The salvaging of Monte Paschi would be part of a 20 billion euro ($21 billion) safety net set up by the Italian government.
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Salvaging ugly fruits and vegetables Here's how -- and why -- the founder of Imperfect Produce got 200,000 people to buy ugly fruits and vegetables.
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So fixing Rikers is not only about salvaging the complex itself, but also untangling the entire criminal justice system of America's largest city.
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The last time we saw the disgraced Handmaid, she was being taken away after the women refused to kill her during the Salvaging.
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That dealt a further blow to European hopes of salvaging the Iranian nuclear deal in the wake of President Donald Trump&aposs withdrawal.
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What to watch: The political incentives on both sides encourage salvaging deals and saving face, creating the conditions for bigger failures later on.
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A person familiar with the announcement said a new firm with a new name will be formed in the hope of salvaging clients.
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Dry Winter Hair Is the Worst Pros like the Paris stylist David Mallett share some super-practical tips for salvaging your parched strands.
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The third injection was my last, and there's no meaningful sign that the treatment is salvaging my devastated nerve, as it's meant to.
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But there was also a sense of wistfulness and finality that permeated the empty hallways, as the chances of salvaging a compromise waned.
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The Mets have a good chance at salvaging the finale behind starter Jacob deGrom, who has won four straight starts in dominating fashion.
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Courts have a way of salvaging perfectly constitutional laws if they have to, limiting their analysis to the specific fact patterns before them.
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It was under that pressure and swooning stock price that Toys R Us sold to financial buyers, in hope of salvaging its value.
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This first step is the best way to collect your thoughts and intentions if you want the best shot at salvaging your friendship.
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It is no longer debatable that proactive management — prescribed burns, salvaging of dead trees, responsible timber harvesting, among other prescriptions — reduce wildfire severity.
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When the story opens, Cal works for a scrapper's guild, salvaging wrecks from the galaxy-spanning Clone Wars in exchange for cold, hard credits.
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If they don&apost think it&aposs a great deal, they think it&aposs a worth salvaging because of the way it currently stands.
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" "We early on realized that this is a special site," said Deméré, adding later the group was "salvaging fossils as they were being found.
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I called Robin's father and his best friend, Craig, to see if they could offer any of of intervention and/or salvaging the relationship.
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Jimmy Kimmel joked that he had an idea for salvaging the wreckage of the show by renaming it after the eponymous protagonist's husband, Dan.
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The ultimate lesson worth salvaging from the nascent days of digital media is that a company must make moves, or else it isn't moving.
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In a flurry of petitions to the presiding judge after the arrest, prosecutors seemed intent on salvaging at least part of Mr. Howe's credibility.
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Salvaging parts from wrecked automobiles is a business that has made Sturgeon rich, or to be exact, "filthy rich," he says on the show.
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Whatever hopes he has of salvaging his presidency begin in suppressing the infighting, factionalism, subversion, dysfunction and flirtations with extremism within his inner circle.
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Is this enough to make Orientalist art worth salvaging, despite the prejudices inherent in the generalizations it perpetuated about the multicultural polities it depicted?
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Right now, SpaceX is focused on salvaging the accident site, collecting data, and coming up with a timeline of events leading up to the accident.
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Los Angeles halted a three-game skid by salvaging the finale of a three-game series at Minnesota with a 2-1 win on Wednesday.
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When webcomic site The Oatmeal created its stupidly viral "moist" flowchart in 2015, those of us unafflicted surrendered all hope for ever salvaging the word.
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Children begging in front of bakeries, restaurants, or markets are now a common sight, while more and more people are salvaging food from the trash.
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Amid the challenges, both Cohn and Mnuchin are pressing ahead with work on tax legislation, which has become crucial for salvaging the GOP's legislative agenda.
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Under the legislation, state residents are required to submit an application for a permit no more than 24 hours after salvaging the elk or deer.
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"It's really been a lifeline for me," said Lewis, who created a group called "Google+ Mass Migration" in the hopes of salvaging his adopted community.
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Al Attiyah called for salvaging a 2015 nuclear accord between world powers and Iran that offered Tehran sanctions relief for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Many of these independent repair shops exist in limbo: Acquiring parts usually means going on the Chinese grey market or salvaging parts from recycled devices.
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"There's a bias within our society towards salvaging family relationships," says Emily Perrine-Gifford, a 38-year-old American clinical psychologist living in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France both visited Russia in May to discuss salvaging the Iran deal, among other issues.
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Bryan shot a 67 and saved his round by playing a shot from the trees with his putter on the 13th hole, salvaging a bogey.
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On a day when Spieth's putter was malfunctioning, Greller's well-chosen, well-timed words were the key to salvaging the round and perhaps the week.
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I remember salvaging possessions from my flooded home, and staying out past curfew and being told by the National Guard that I'd probably get shot.
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He made bogey on the next hole — also after his tee shot found the fairway — before salvaging a 183-under 70 with a closing birdie.
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Drawing up designs for potential commercial use free of charge doesn't seem so strange when you think it will move us closer to salvaging Earth.
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UN spokesman Farhan Haq said consultations aimed at salvaging the nomination of former Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad as the special representative for Libya are underway.
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This holiday it released Watch Dogs 2, an enjoyable open-world action game that blew up its predecessor, salvaging its best ideas, and scrapping the rest.
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Peru is part of talks this week in Sydney aimed at salvaging the TPP, which in its current form cannot be implemented without the United States.
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In 2015 Nicole Eisenman won the prestigious MacArthur "genius grant" for salvaging the representation of the human figure from the void of formless, post modern art.
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"We want to render the idea that we are salvaging artifacts and construction materials" so that the towns will be as authentic as possible, he added.
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France has been one of the strongest advocates of salvaging a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, which Trump pulled out of in May.
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Brantley plated Martin Maldonado with his hit to center field off right-hander Dan Altavilla, salvaging what had the makings of a lost opportunity for Houston.
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For Mr. Boies to condemn Mr. Weinstein's conduct now seems like throwing a former client under the bus in the hopes of salvaging his own reputation.
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He was still a starter then, basically, working four innings after Noah Syndergaard had pitched the first, two pitching pillars salvaging something from a lost season.
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Mr. Rainey never graduated from college — it is not certain where he went or for how long — and found work on a yachting crew salvaging wrecks.
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The real question is whether the American people will elect a government in 2020 that is truly committed to salvaging a livable Earth for future generations.
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He guided a motorized canoe through the ghostly remains of his village, stopping to speak with his father who was salvaging the roof of his former home.
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This week, Kim dispatched his infamous right-hand man, Kim Yong Chol, to the U.S. amid a diplomatic flurry aimed at salvaging the U.S.-North Korea summit.
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VLADIMIR ZWASSEditor-in-chiefJournal of Management Information SystemsSaddle River, New Jersey Why do you recommend first-past-the-post elections in Italy ("Salvaging the wreckage", December 10th)?
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The chairman's public silence has fostered speculation within the party that the GOP could cut off resources to Trump soon and focus on salvaging down ballot races.
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I had a bunch of resistors left over from previous salvaging operations and two PET bottles put together with electrical tape to make them look like resistors.
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Even then she looked capable of salvaging a place in the last 16 as she battled back, only to bow out 7-5 5-7 483-4.
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Barely days after the worst of hurricanes Harvey and Irma passed in 2017, residents were busy salvaging what they could and hauling the rest to the curb.
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A brigade of teenagers, led by a burly veterinarian, got to work salvaging belongings from the smear of houses that had careened off the cliff in Turnagain.
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But the boldest tax plan of all starts with salvaging the I.R.S. Jesse Eisinger and Paul Kiel are reporters at ProPublica, an independent nonprofit investigative-journalism organization.
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Residents of the park who entered a home where about half the roof had been peeled back reported that the interior was badly flooded, probably beyond salvaging.
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His main line of business focused on licensing the Trump brand to buildings and other commercial ventures, salvaging what he could from his well-known last name.
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The Washington Post covered the news of its discovery in 1978, writing:[Divers] have been salvaging bits and pieces from the Nina since the beginning of the year.
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The opinions expressed in this article belong to the author (CNN)Any serious chances of salvaging a political deal in Syria lie with John Kerry and Sergei Lavrov.
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Around the corner from Schexnayder, a woman absorbed in salvaging her home said she was approached by a man claiming to be from a popular Baton Rouge church.
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"It also raises the possibility that researchers could get better at salvaging a person's brain even after the heart and lungs have stopped working," wrote Youngner and Hyun.
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The operation to lift the ship out of the sea involved some 450 people, including 50 divers, according to Lee Cheol-jo, head of the Sewol salvaging committee.
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Still, for Ankara, Trump remains the best hope of salvaging a partnership between two countries which, despite their difficulties, want to quadruple their annual trade to $100 billion.
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In a city that is constantly evolving, the business of architectural salvaging is well established, and perhaps no one in the field is better known than Mr. Blum.
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They are salvaging what is left of its rich heritage, clearing rubble and distributing aid in a city crying out for help after the war against Islamic State.
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Each and every episode encompasses the minutes immediately leading up to a marriage counseling session that the main characters are attending, in hopes of salvaging a broken relationship.
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Right now, you may still be salvaging the last of your summer nail polish, draining the final dregs at the bottom of your bottle of Bikini So Teeny.
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Recreational diving is allowed — the site is nicknamed the "Lobster Hotel," but salvaging artifacts or disturbing the site is illegal under the Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004.
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Some on the right wanted to see the bill focus primarily on slashing regulations and taxes on the island, arguing that was the path towards salvaging its economy.
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But officials recently hit on the idea of salvaging the stones and selling them, to spare the city the trouble and expense of hauling them to the dump.
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France has been one of the strongest advocates of salvaging a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, which U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of in May.
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Each country—and in the US, each state—makes it own laws regarding private salvaging of artifacts, and often these laws are disputed by other countries or international bodies.
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Brookfield executives are talking with the National September 11 Memorial Museum and the New York Fire Department about salvaging at least some of the five-by-five-foot panels.
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But an attempt at salvaging its image - by inviting journalists and the public to an annual meeting and a warehouse visit - quickly unravelled when he clashed with those attending.
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If Republicans have any chance at salvaging the reputation of their party, unquestionable support and loyalty to the president can no longer be a part of the GOP playbook.
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The Hill is frustrated by a lack of info from WH. 'Salvaging his reputation and his nomination' are top goal -- but officials conceded both might be tough to do.
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If stories locate the problem in a realm where humans have some control, in politics and policy, they might point down a road toward salvaging something of human civilization.
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"Salvaging deer and elk remains unlawful until new rules creating a roadkill salvage permit program are adopted by the Fish and Wildlife Commission," the ODFW warns on its website.
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In recent months, he has become an outspoken critic of Mr. Trump, salvaging web pages about climate change that the administration deleted and reposting them on a city website.
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Salvaging furniture from on the streets of Baltimore, Britton breaks down quotidian structures and rebuilds them into new ones, yielding constructions that are both vaguely familiar and vaguely alien.
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Guadagnino is Italian, appears to be salvaging Argento's vision at least in its location, and has cast his frequent muse Tilda Swinton as the stone-faced headmistress Madame Blanc.
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During the game against Slovakia, a flare went off in the stands among Russian supporters after Russia scored late on to give the team's fans hope of salvaging a draw.
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Once the storm passed, residents of the small community started sifting through the wreckage, salvaging the personal items they could and trying to wrap their heads around what lay ahead.
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Despite his lucid assessment of the intentions of Israel's government and the ramifications of those policies, however, Kerry's speech was distressingly paltry on prescriptions for salvaging the two-state resolution.
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"The fact that Italy is salvaging those two banks is a positive and that's partially why the market is higher," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Hunt, 'Pony' package salvaging Kitchens' offense Since Kareem Hunt returned from suspension, the Browns have totaled only 40 points and averaged 4.93 yards per play (below their season average, 5.55).
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This idea comes from the Regional Plan Association, a venerable organization that explores ways for metropolitan New York to cope with challenges, from salvaging mass transit to withstanding climate change.
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He helped build defense and weapons stocks and industry, salvaging the economy during the hyperinflation of the 1980s, championing Israel's high-tech industry and then turning his efforts to peace.
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Rescuing the hapless lender's then-shareholders from being wiped out was an indirect consequence of salvaging UK economic stability in the teeth of the worst financial crisis in a generation.
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" Extrajudicial killing is common enough that there's a slang term for it: "salvaging," which, according to the writer Jose F. Lacuna, derives from the Tagalog salbahe , meaning "wild" or "savage.
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He won praise for laying the new agency's foundations, and later for salvaging an E.P.A. that had strayed from its mission and lost the confidence of the public and Congress.
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But no Duncans sprout among the million citrus seedlings in Phil Rucks's nursery in Frostproof, whose focus is on cultivating new, bug-resistant varieties rather than on salvaging historic ones.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has dispatched his infamous right-hand man on a rare mission to the U.S. amid a diplomatic flurry aimed at salvaging a stalled peace summit.
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Adding to that, we've been told the board thought Weller has been so difficult to deal with since leaving, they now don't see the point in salvaging the company he started.
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He's seemed to be more focused recently on salvaging his reputation rather than reasserting himself into the presidential race after admitting his "kids were embarrassed" by his personal attacks on Trump.
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The Avalanche return home after salvaging the finale of their 103-4-0 road trip, posting a 2-1 victory at Carolina on Friday as Mikko Rantanen scored late in overtime.
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Any hope of salvaging the short-lived ceasefire in Syria has been well and truly dashed over the weekend after the city of Aleppo became the focal point for international concern.
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So in the first episode the government holds a Salvaging in which the Handmaids, the women who have been forced to live as breeding stock, violently beat a man to death.
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Many residents had returned -- some armed with giant fans and air-filtration masks -- to begin the arduous task of salvaging what belongings they could and assessing the damage to their homes.
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Both storylines have neat conclusions, with the writers salvaging what little likability Eugene has left, and giving Ezekiel a valiant reason to stop his moping and act like a true leader.
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While the focus of Tuesday's talks was on salvaging the nuclear deal, EU diplomats said they needed some time to clarify the U.S. policy on sanctions, but also generally toward Iran.
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Boxing Day's 4-0 tonking of Arsenal showed there was something worth salvaging at St Mary's, and despite two subsequent defeats they have since embarked on a three-match winning streak.
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He is best known in Utah for salvaging the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Games after they were mired in a bribery scandal that became a deep embarrassment to the state.
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If you haven't rinsed and have ended up with the dreaded protein sludge clinging stubbornly to your blender bottle, the right tools are going to be the key to salvaging it.
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The Phillies avoided a similar fate in Milwaukee on Sunday, salvaging the finale of their three-game series with a 5-2 triumph that featured Nick Williams' first career grand slam.
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The company displayed arrogance of its own and seemed to have little respect for greater public scrutiny and review, and little interest in salvaging the deal once it became vulnerable. Mssrs.
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In 2008, Mr. Ross swooped in to pay $1 billion to the M.T.A. to develop a project over the rail yards, salvaging a deal after the first-place bidder backed out.
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There were rumblings Lonzo is on the hunt for a new shoe endorsement deal -- but now that he's back in BBB's, we're wondering if he's interested in salvaging the family brand.
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France has been one of the strongest advocates of salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal, which saw Tehran agree to curbs on its nuclear program in return for a lifting of economic sanctions.
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France has been one of the strongest advocates of salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal, which saw Tehran agree to curbs on its nuclear program in return for a lifting of economic sanctions.
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Fourth, those local leaders need to be included in the decision-making and handling of this response, as their on-the-ground insights and feedback will be critical to salvaging this response.
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But the main house survived, and after a brief attempt at selling the property, Mr. Kane, 2000, threw himself into scrubbing away ash, installing a water purification system and salvaging the property.
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Moon Jae-in, the president of South Korea, who has brokered the détente between the North and the U.S., met with Kim Jong-un on Saturday, above, to discuss salvaging the talks.
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Ms. Miller grew up in Indiana, but she loved visiting her grandfather, an electrician whose pastime was salvaging castoffs left at the dump when the summer people went back to the city.
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Reggie Perry added 14 points and 10 rebounds and Abdul Ado had 10 points as the Bulldogs (17-12, 5-6) never trailed while salvaging the final game of a three-game homestand.
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Ghosn, who had earned a reputation as a miracle worker — and a nickname of "Le Cost-Cutter" for salvaging troubled Renault two years earlier — headed to Japan with an aggressive Nissan turnaround plan.
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Getting sand in between the pages after an accidental drop is enough to screw up your relaxing retreat, or even worse, dropping it into the water by mistake (good luck salvaging that one).
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"People are going out during the day to recover what they can, it's not like they're sitting in the shelters helpless, they are salvaging what they can and dusting themselves off," Clements said.
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In an effort to seemingly throw some positive spin on the situation, earlier today (Tuesday) the company announced the creation of a technology advisory board in a move aimed at salvaging its reputation.
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I spoke to him about how we might do that, whether capitalism is even worth salvaging at this point, and why he thinks America needs a new social contract between business and society.
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Vargas takes aim at a White Sox offense that was shut out in back-to-back games before salvaging a series finale with a 23-2 win over the Cleveland Indians on Sunday.
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Seattle (8-12) is 1-3 on its 10-game road trip after salvaging the series finale with an 11-1 victory over Oakland on Sunday, exploding for a season high in runs.
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Ford's position in Europe is different from that of rival General Motors, which decided nothing in Europe was worth salvaging when it sold its operations in the region to French automaker Groupe PSA.
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As foreign minister, Lieberman opposed Netanyahu's terms for salvaging troubled bilateral relations with Turkey and was mostly sidelined in Western capitals, which preferred to correspond directly with the premier on the delicate diplomacy.
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A decision not to renew the waivers could be viewed by Iran and European allies of the US as a violation of the agreement and further derail any hopes of salvaging the deal.
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Photo by Bruno Lemonnier, courtesy of Glitterbeat Records Do you consider the record a successful document of the initial vision or more a triumph in salvaging something great from a complicated recording process?
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James was supposed to be the savior of a flagship franchise gone astray; salvaging the final months of this year would be a key indicator that he still wields that type of power.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Several modifications to a peace deal with Colombia's FARC rebels suggested by the country's opposition are "inviable," President Juan Manuel Santos said on Thursday, adding he remains committed to salvaging the accord.
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Another expanded universe character is coming to Rebels Grand Admiral Thrawn appeared in the third season of Rebels, and the crew behind the show isn't done salvaging bits and pieces from the decanonized storyline.
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Cardinals 5, Tigers 2 John Gant pitched 6 2/3 innings and the St. Louis offense erupted for five seventh-inning runs in salvaging the finale of a three-game series over host Detroit.
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I hope that part of Microsoft's new direction is freeing Windows from the fetters of its previous iterations, but with the knowledge that hidden among the links of those chains are jewels worth salvaging.
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Last month, when I interviewed Mark Eakin, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Coral Reef Watch program, he mentioned that ultimately stopping climate change was the key step for salvaging reefs worldwide.
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The other parties to the 2015 agreement — which include the U.S.' European allies, China and Russia — have remained committed to salvaging the deal, despite the Trump administration's re-introduction of sanctions against the Iranian regime.
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By stopping the Mets' eight-game winning streak and salvaging the finale of the three-game series, the Nationals ensured they would retain at least a share of the top National League wild-card spot.
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This is the best path the Republicans have for salvaging the nomination, since it would mean that many neutral individuals could conclude there is no way to know the truth of Dr. Blasey's contested claims.
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It qualified for this year's tournament by finishing second in its group and, after salvaging a tie against England in its opening game, is in good position to advance to the knockout rounds in France.
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In the end, salvaging the relationship between large groups of Americans who are this alienated may be more of a matter of turning that relationship into something else entirely, and that means defining "success" differently.
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If they are to be saved, it will likely fall to Moon to do so, repeating the South Korean President's previous role in salvaging the Singapore summit after Trump abruptly called it off in May.
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After sunrise on Tuesday, Tammy King, 51, sat on what remained of her front porch in Dayton, smoking a cigarette and salvaging what she could on her property, where metal had twisted around a tree.
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One mistake from Delph allowed United to equalize with a goal by Marcus Rashford just before halftime, and only a remarkable double save from Ederson, the City goalkeeper, prevented Mourinho's team from salvaging a tie.
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Under the Trump administration, chances of salvaging net neutrality are slim — though Franken did speculate that the issue could end up in federal court if/when the FCC completes its proposed repeal of existing regulations.
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The 24-year-old drove in the eventual winning run on Saturday and looks to aid the Washington Nationals in salvaging a split of their four-game series versus the host Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday afternoon.
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While governments in Europe and Asia were still trying to delay the sanctions by salvaging some parts of the deal with Iran, analysts had little hope that opposition to the U.S. action would prevent the restrictions.
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Ryan McMahon and Garrett Hampson each hit a two-run homer for Colorado, which recorded just its second win in 11 contests and spoiled Max Scherzer's return by salvaging the finale of the four-game series.
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TAHIR TAGHIZADEHAmbassador of the Republic of AzerbaijanLondon You warn Labour centrists against splitting from the party, noting how hard it is to break through under a first-past-the-post electoral system ("Salvaging Jerusalem", September 17th).
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If you're willing to play roulette with salmonella on your eggs by keeping them out of the fridge (or salvaging them if you accidentally leave them out), let us just give you one parting word: Don't.
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His salvaging of a year that began in disaster is a testament to a political age in which the half-life of scandal is brief and where suburban voters are punishing Republicans because of President Trump.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Manish Pandey struck his maiden one-day century in a high-scoring thriller to secure India a pride-salvaging six-wicket victory against Australia in the fifth and final ODI in Sydney on Saturday.
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In our conversation, Shockey discusses the importance of salvaging nightlife spaces for queer women, the Italian-American Mafia's involvement in running bars, the process of mapping out sites through oral histories, and Margarita Tuesdays at Cubbyhole.
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And Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu explicitly blamed Syria and its allies for trying to derail the deal, but said that discussions with Russia and Iran would continue in the hope of salvaging the cease-fire.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Talks with European powers on an economic package aimed at salvaging the Iran nuclear deal will continue after a round of discussions that took place in Vienna on Friday, Iran's deputy foreign minister said.
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Worryingly, with the threat of expulsion from this tournament hanging over the 2018 World Cup hosts, a flare went off among Russian fans after Denis Glushakov's late strike gave them brief hope of salvaging a point.
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Freeland is credited with salvaging the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement from Brexit and the Belgians last year, so now Trudeau has picked her to lead the country's counter-offensive when Trump arrives at the bargaining table.
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European Union officials will hold an emergency meeting to discuss possible options for salvaging the 85033 Iran nuclear deal after Tehran announced this weekend it would abandon the deal's limitations on uranium enrichment, according to Reuters.
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Now, the president has no choice but to accept the idea of a new negotiation if he has any hope of salvaging the historic deal — and his political legacy — which he had pinned on the vote.
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The meeting Friday between Iran, Germany, Britain, France, Russia and China will consider proposals for salvaging the 2015 deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, which is meant to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons.
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At that point there were just 22 employees left at Fisker, many continuing to work without pay, all for the hope of salvaging the design for the dream car and one day coming back with a vengeance.
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Angered by intensified U.S. sanctions designed to strangle its vital oil trade and the failure of European parties to agree on a way of salvaging the nuclear agreement, Tehran has scaled back its commitments under the pact.
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On Sunday, the prosecutor gave the green light to experts from Italy and a German company that specializes in salvaging closed-circuit TV footage to examine cameras in Cairo as part of the investigation into Regeni's death.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United's hopes of salvaging their season in the Europa League suffered a stinging setback when they lost 2-1 at Danish side Midtjylland in the first leg of their last-32 clash on Thursday.
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In addition to salvaging the past, the aim is to tell the story of Internet-based art in an online gallery that serves much the same narrative function as the galleries in the Museum of Modern Art.
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In 1998, a production company, Nautilus, began the nearly two-decade task of documenting the salvaging of the recently discovered ship, the Queen Anne's Revenge, which ran aground off the North Carolina coast some three centuries ago.
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Things didn't go as hoped in the knockout stage, but Nurse was steady as Canada's leading scorer and her 17 points were crucial in salvaging a 73-72 win and seventh-place finish over Nigeria on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a military commission's conviction of a prominent Guantánamo Bay detainee on the charge of conspiracy to commit war crimes, salvaging a rare successful outcome for the troubled tribunals system.
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At the same time, leading Republicans were demanding that the Republican National Committee, which has been helping the Trump campaign financially and organizationally, abandon Mr. Trump and turn its attention to salvaging other candidates down the ballot.
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The Europeans have been trying, without much success, to come up with a way to compensate for the American sanctions and protect trade with Iran, mollifying Tehran and salvaging the agreement's limits on the Iranian nuclear program.
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Sometimes the prison meal is spaghetti, and Baluchi carefully dissects it, salvaging the part that hasn't touched the meat sauce, and combining it later with oil and spices if the team has brought any past the guards.
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By Wednesday, the government had welcomed some 850 million euros — more than $960 million — offered in the patriotic name of salvaging the cultural treasure, as money from wealthy French families, French companies and international corporations poured in.
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But, as stubborn and proud as she is brave, it may be that Ms Suu Kyi feels she has nothing to deny, nothing to apologise for and no interest in salvaging her once saint-like global reputation.
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VIENNA, May 25 (Reuters) - Talks with European powers on an economic package aimed at salvaging the Iran nuclear deal will continue after a round of discussions that took place in Vienna on Friday, Iran's deputy foreign minister said.
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When the two characters' latest musical about Eleanor Roosevelt gets panned, they team up with Nicole Kidman and Andrew Rannells' characters to support the still-to-be-cast high school senior, Emma, in hopes of salvaging their image.
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I had walked her off the edge a few times, convinced her the relationship was worth salvaging, but that had started to feel demeaning: Why should I have to plead with someone to accept my love and devotion?
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Salvaging a compromise after months of delay, the ECB last week published new guidelines which spelled out that banks with a bigger stock of NPLs would be given more time and no uniform provisioning rules would be imposed.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - The European Union's energy chief sought to reassure Iran on Saturday that the bloc remained committed to salvaging a nuclear deal with Tehran despite U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to exit the accord and reimpose sanctions.
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Nations that remain in the deal - Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia - held a formal meeting on Friday without the United States for the first time since Trump's announcement, but diplomats saw limited scope for salvaging the agreement.
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Iran fared little better with its goals of securing influence in the region, as well as salvaging the international diplomatic opening and the relief from economic sanctions that the nuclear deal had granted it until Mr. Trump withdrew.
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Mr. Kim met unexpectedly with Mr. Moon on Saturday to discuss salvaging a canceled summit meeting between Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump, a new twist in the whirlwind of diplomacy over the fate of the North's nuclear arsenal.
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It was the signature play in a much-needed victory for the Yankees, ending a three-game losing streak, salvaging the final game of the series here and returning them to first place in the American League East.
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The reason, at least to me, seemed somewhat obvious: Republicans saw that the hearing -- both Ford's testimony and the start of Kavanaugh's -- was heading in a bad direction for their side and their hopes of salvaging his nomination.
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By the 1990s, when the Soviet Union fell apart, the Aral had split into several smaller bodies of water and Kazakhstan focused on salvaging its northern part which lies fully within its territory, others being shared with Uzbekistan.
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And it really only justifies the impending narrative for the rest of season four — in which John will push Sherlock away as Sherlock awkwardly tries to help him recover — if you ultimately think their relationship is worth salvaging.
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Vice Premier Liu He is heading a delegation set to hold talks with U.S. counterparts in Washington on Thursday and Friday aimed at salvaging a deal, after President Donald Trump threatened to hike tariffs on Chinese goods on Friday.
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The main hope for salvaging their reputation—and the nuclear business of EDF, the French utility that owns the technology—is the Hinkley Point C project in Britain, which by now looks a lot like a Hail Mary pass.
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Gravity Rush 2 is, and this isn't me reaching, 2017's first (and potentially only) big-budget video game about the income gap, the ethical and personal complexities of salvaging modern capitalist societies, and one jumper-loving young woman.
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Ahead, a step-by-step guide to salvaging your complexion from the horrors of in-flight air — because even if you can't stop all those babies from screaming, you've gotta find a way to get some peace of mind.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Nations regained access to donated grain stored in the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah on Sunday, and began the task of salvaging food that could stave off starvation for millions of citizens before it rots.
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With the wanton destruction of cultural artifacts and archives by ISIS and general civil unrest, experts at the library's Middle Eastern offices have been at the forefront of providing support in the salvaging of damaged books and other materials.
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After salvaging a split in Dallas with a 20-223 overtime victory in Game 24, St. Louis steamrolled the Stars 23-1 on Tuesday night, but Blues coach Ken Hitchcock sounded a cautionary tone with the media on Wednesday.
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Oil producing group OPEC is responsible for salvaging the entire oil industry with its deal to curb output, OPEC's secretary general told CNBC, but the U.S. shale revolution has helped to prevent "major, major energy chaos" in the world.
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"The president's national security team did a good job of salvaging a minimally successful outcome to the NATO summit," said James G. Stavridis, a retired four-star admiral who also once served as the supreme allied commander for Europe.
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As an alternative to salvaging, the Argentine Navy could designate the submarine a grave and come up with a plan to take the families to the site once a year so they could pay their respects, Mr. Hopkins suggested.
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Faced with deep divisions within the Republican party, the White House and some conservative groups are targeting red-state Democrats in hopes of winning support for a sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax code and salvaging their economic agenda.
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The 27-acre, mangrove-fringed island, with a shady tamarind grove and spiky sisal plants bordering the paths, holds the remains of a 21982th-century wrecking village devoted to salvaging goods from ships that ran aground on the reef.
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That they are Roma is rarely said aloud, but it is written in the details: the very particular Spanish they speak among friends, and the freelance jobs that Isra juggles, salvaging scrap metal and picking seashells out of the silt.
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"Families are desperate to restart their lives before the monsoons hit next month and are exposed to the heat as they spend the entire day salvaging what is left of their homes," said Samuel Behera, an executive with charity Smile Foundation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator John McCain will return to the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to play what could be a crucial role in salvaging Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare and keep their years-long pledge to unwind the 2010 healthcare overhaul.
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WASHINGTON — In the wake of an attack on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, Iranian military fast-boats prevented privately owned tug boats from salvaging one of the damaged vessels, two U.S. officials aware of the situation told CNBC.
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The task of salvaging the country's green credentials will fall to the new governing coalition that Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) are negotiating with the Christian Social Union (CSU), their sister party, plus the Greens and the Free Democrats (FDP).
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Having watched it, I can tell you the game looks gorgeous, and Adi Robertson's liveblog description of it as "Cormac McCarthy's Sons of Anarchy" seems accurate: there's salvaging, mammoth swarms of zombies, a variety of combat scenes, and one badass jacket.
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And the loss of the San José and its cargo caused financial hardships to merchants throughout Europe and the New World, according to an online account posted by Sea Search Armada (SSA), a group of US investors engaged in marine salvaging.
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He scored the second run when Evan Gattis slapped a two-out RBI single off Wade Miley in the sixth, a rally-salvaging hit after Altuve and Springer reached with no outs before Carlos Correa rolled into a double play.
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China's Vice Premier Liu He is heading a delegation set to hold talks with U.S. counterparts in Washington on Thursday and Friday aimed at salvaging a deal, after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to increase tariffs on Chinese goods on Friday.
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The Atlanta Braves have not fared well in close games at home this season and hope to shake off a pair of disappointing losses by salvaging the finale of their three-game set against the visiting Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday.
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One of the most common sights during a Cleveland game, ranking just behind the various James and Irving impossibilities, is that of Thompson salvaging a possession by just kind of shrugging his way to the ball as it leaves the rim.
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Either way, what's telling is that Ms. Bloom and his other advisers seem to believe their best chance of salvaging their damaged client is, like the Catholic Church of yore, to pay for his sins in the coin of liberal affirmation.
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BUENOS AIRES — When President Trump sits down with President Xi Jinping for dinner here on Saturday, their meeting will be about more than salvaging a cordial personal relationship or trying to contain a trade dispute between the United States and China.
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This week, I thought this explainer from Motoko Rich, our Tokyo bureau chief, provided a very useful way to catch up on the efforts aimed at salvaging a summit meeting between President Trump and North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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It has become practically mandatory in the modern era for the Gunners to either start or finish the season strongly, with a good run at the beginning or end salvaging a campaign which has gone to shit half way through.
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He was also appointed president of the committee organizing the Salt Lake City Olympics of 2022 and still enjoys a reputation as a Utah hero for salvaging the group from the disparaging bribery allegations and financial shortcomings of previous leaders.
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"ARSA has ... no other option but to combat 'Burmese state-sponsored terrorism' against the Rohingya population for the purpose of defending, salvaging and protecting the Rohingya community," the group said in a statement signed by leader Ata Ullah and posted on Twitter.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia is making progress toward salvaging a Spanish galleon carrying jewels and coins that sank more than 300 years ago, President Juan Manuel Santos said on Wednesday after receiving a proposal from an investor to bring it to the surface.
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That would be part of a broader package to end an impasse between Emirates and Rolls Royce over terms for engine support and could involve salvaging as many sales as possible to a handful of airlines still interested in buying the plane.
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Yet even as President Donald Trump traveled to the G-20 summit in Osaka, Japan, to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in hopes of salvaging a trade deal on the rocks, none of the Democratic contenders brought up trade in the debate.
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The nations that remain in the Iran nuclear deal meet later today for the first time since U.S. President Donald Trump left the pact, but diplomats see limited scope for salvaging it after Washington vowed to be tougher than ever on Tehran.
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Sergio Ramos came to their rescue in Sunday's labored 2-1 win over Real Betis with an 81st minute winner, while Alvaro Morata and Cristiano Ronaldo scored late against Villarreal and Las Palmas, salvaging a 3-2 win and 23-3 draw respectively.
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After salvaging the finale of their three-game series against one National League Central rival, the St. Louis Cardinals attempt to defeat another when they host the Cincinnati Reds on Monday afternoon for the makeup contest caused by an April 29 rainout.
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" Last week, the Security Council voted 14-0 on a resolution that condemns Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory as a "flagrant violation" of international law and demands a halt to "all Israeli settlement activities," which is "essential for salvaging the two-state solution.
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Bigger German rival Lufthansa, which last year agreed to lease 38 crewed planes from Air Berlin, has held talks recently with the Abu Dhabi government about taking part in salvaging the remaining Air Berlin business but said its debt was a sticking point.
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The stubborn impasse threatens to undermine the GOP's message — crucial to some Republicans facing tough reelections this year — that they're serious about shielding Dreamers from deportation by salvaging the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which Trump wants to wind down.
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Rays blow lead before topping Pirates in 238 innings PITTSBURGH — It was a game that went from a potential no-hitter to a pitchers' duel to the Tampa Bay Rays salvaging a win as a reward for starter Alex Cobb's strong outing.
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The victims' families hope that the salvaging, expected to be completed this year, will yield the bodies of nine missing people and more clues to what happened — a question that many suspect the government of President Park Geun-hye has been evading.
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"If they can't get Mr. Trump to change his act by Labor Day, the GOP will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the Senate and House and other down-ballot races," the paper wrote.
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Performers seemed super bummed at the cancellation, with Boris' drummer glumly remarking that he and his bandmates had been "looking forward to this for a long time," and many of them seemed as hell-bent on salvaging the weekend as attendees were.
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Mr. Buttigieg's public demeanor dealing with a homegrown crisis over the last week has drawn criticism that he has failed to convey empathy toward distraught citizens, and that therefore he is less committed to solving a problem than to salvaging his political viability.
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The wreck site appears to be under Japanese control now, but the possibility of a foreign adversary in the Pacific locating and salvaging the aircraft up until that point was real, and would have constituted a major intelligence victory for the salvor nation.
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Though it has been a destination for runaways from the continent it dangles from for centuries — when there was easy money to be made in shipwreck salvaging, and even before that — development has brought steady growth to the archipelago in recent decades.
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When a crumbling 19th-century building was dismantled as part of a Steiner NYC development in a corner of the Yard, John Randall, the owner of the woodworking company Bien Hecho, was called in to see if there was anything worth salvaging.
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The fallout from the failed plot has further strained ties between Paris and Tehran, especially as France has been one of the strongest advocates of salvaging the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, which U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from in May.
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"If they can't get Mr. Trump to change his act by Labor Day, the GOP will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the Senate and House and other down-ballot races," the newspaper said.
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Trump confirmed in a tweet that Kim Yong Chol, a former spy chief and trusted adviser to North Korea's leader, was on his way for what would be the highest-level meeting in this week's flurry of diplomatic activity aimed at salvaging the historic summit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 0.6 percent on $24 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, ratcheting up tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25 percent from 10 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, increasing tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25 percent on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, ratcheting up tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For an hour Arsenal were at least salvaging some pride against Bayern Munich, then the ceiling came crashing down as they exited the Champions League last 16 on Tuesday with a matching pair of 553-1 defeats against the merciless Bundesliga giants.
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He's spent the day, a blistering eastern Oregon late July Saturday, salvaging timber from a swath of land recently scorched by a wildfire, and his white T-shirt is streaked with dirt and ash as he leans back against his stripped-down, rusted-out Jeep.
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" On the Facebook page of the Perry J. Cohen Foundation, Perry's mother, Pamela Cohen, and stepfather, Nick Korniloff, thanked the captain and 16-member crew of the Edda Fjord for "recovering and salvaging the Vessel in which our son and his dear friend disappeared on.
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Luckily, the person salvaging this ruined butcher's knife is way smarter and way more resourceful than me, because in less than three hours, he turned a destroyed knife into what looks like a brand-spanking new blade that can chop the hell out of anything.
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After salvaging a four-game split against American League wild card-leading Boston, the Detroit Tigers look to keep pace in the chase for a playoff slot when they visit the last-place Minnesota Twins on Tuesday in the opener of a three-game series.
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"If they can't get Mr. Trump to change his act by Labor Day, the GOP will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the Senate and House and other down-ballot races," the editorial board continued.
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" The U.N. Security Council on Friday voted 14-0 on a resolution that condemns Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory as a "flagrant violation" of international law and demands a halt to "all Israeli settlement activities," which is "essential for salvaging the two-state solution.
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A Museum of Modern Nature follows Making Nature: How We See Animals at the Wellcome Collection (and is built from salvaging its installation structure), an exhibition which explored our ideas of nature and how they are influenced by natural history museums, zoos, and wildlife documentaries.
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Reed, one of the late starters, found the water on the sixth to hand Finau a three-shot advantage before the leader found an unfortunate bounce off a sprinkle-head on the 11th to go way back of the green, eventually salvaging a double-bogey.
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On Wednesday, the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players presented a new production of "The Mikado" at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College that makes a solid case that, in the midst of the wreckage of political incorrectness, the work is a comic gem worth salvaging.
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But because she's a good Bachelorette, she decided to give him one last shot at salvaging this train wreck and asked what they would do if they were on a date back home together and not on a TV show in front of millions of people.
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If Europe does not step in to protect Iran from those sanctions, salvaging trade with its oil and banking sectors in violation of U.S. rules, Tehran says it will return to higher levels of uranium enrichment, which would potentially pave the way for bomb-making capabilities.
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Trump earlier said he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China as Washington imposed a new set of tariffs on Chinese goods and negotiators ended two days of talks aimed at salvaging an agreement aimed at ending a 10-month trade war.
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With tensions rising over the strategic waterway, the European Union is proposing a plan for salvaging a multinational nuclear deal with Tehran after Washington withdrew, but Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told leaders in Paris and Berlin on Thursday that the package did not go far enough.
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The meeting is seen as activity aimed at salvaging a summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un. (Reuters) A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed Hurricane Maria's death toll could exceed more than 4,600, mostly due to delayed or interrupted medical care.
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Residents and foreigners in the city rolled up their sleeves in a show of stubborn resilience, and got to work salvaging books, parchments and scrolls from the basement of the Uffizi Gallery, and later from the National Library, both based along the Arno at its narrowest.
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Described by the woman who introduced him as a "European at heart," the Hungarian-born Soros, who made his fortune running a hedge fund and is now a full-time philanthropist, political activist and freelance statesman, was there to share his thoughts on salvaging the European Union.
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IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL:French President Macron encouraged his American peer on Tuesday to envision a middle ground between pulling out of the 2202 Iran deal, which Trump calls "a disaster," and salvaging the agreement with the tougher new restrictions Europe proposes as an appeal to the United States.
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Oakland dropped the first seven games of its trek to run its road losing streak to nine before salvaging the finale at Cincinnati on Sunday, and it picked up right where it left off at the Oakland Coliseum by posting a 23-25 victory over Texas.
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Kalach and one Mexican negotiator, who spoke on condition of anonymity, saw broad agreement between the NAFTA members on how to improve conditions for small businesses, as well as in salvaging elements of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade accord that Trump ditched after taking office.
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The president has remained conspicuously quiet on the pro-democracy protests raging in Hong Kong for months now, never delivering a full-throated defense of the protesters and sparking speculation that he's been mum on the issue in hopes of salvaging a crucial trade deal with China.
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Many of my fellow pundits expect it to win, but I suspect "Bohemian Rhapsody" will pull out a shock victory, since many in the industry credit the editor John Ottman with salvaging the footage from a difficult shoot from which the original director, Bryan Singer, was fired.
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Vice Premier Liu He will hold talks in Washington on Thursday and Friday aimed at salvaging a deal that appeared to be unraveling after U.S. officials accused China of backtracking on earlier commitments and President Donald Trump threatened to hike tariffs on Chinese goods on Friday.
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When he came back to North America at the end of the year, he probably had to get to work repairing some personal relationships that had ruptured, and had to worry about salvaging what had only a few months earlier seemed like an unstoppable career trajectory.
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Los Angeles (52-233) is 3-3 in its last six contests after salvaging the finale of a three-game series with a 2-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Sunday but lost its last 10 road contests, allowing an average of 6.9 runs during the slide.
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Kim Yong Chol, a former spy chief and trusted adviser to North Korea's leader, was on his way for what would be the highest-level meeting in this week's flurry of diplomatic activity aimed at salvaging an historic summit, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed in a Tweet on Tuesday.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A Colombian court on Tuesday ordered an embargo on the salvaging of a 300-year-old Spanish ship believed to be carrying jewels and coins due to a legal battle between the Andean country and a U.S. company that claims 50 percent ownership of the treasure.
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Jim MoranJames (Jim) Patrick MoranStar-studded cast to perform play based on Mueller report DC theatre to host 22019-hour reading of the Mueller report Bottom line MORE (D-Va.), is arguing that Comstock's condemnation of Trump is too late and chalked it up to salvaging her political career.
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When Disney CEO Bob Iger announced last week that the company poured another $1.58 billion into owning 75% of BAMTech — the streaming technology provider worth over $3 billion — it was clear that he saw that acquisition as the key to salvaging ESPN's cord-cutting problem, but some experts see it differently.
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The group's leaders have been in talks with advertising firms in New Orleans about campaigns to educate people about how to navigate the FEMA process for grants and loans, how to avoid being defrauded by contractors and how to do some home-salvaging work without any outside help at all.
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In 2011, the cache was scheduled to go on display at the Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery in Washington, D.C. However, archaeologists and scientists demanded the show's cancellation, arguing that the excavation, by a commercial salvaging company, had been too hasty and had failed to satisfy academic standards — potentially jeopardizing historically important material.
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Oakland had lost nine straight on the road dating to May 24 before salvaging the finale of its eight-game trek with a 6-23 triumph at Cincinnati on June 12, and it held off a ninth-inning comeback attempt by Los Angeles for a 5-4 win in Thursday's series opener.
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People shouldn't spend their nights using their phones, and there is nothing wrong with a club where security can ask you to put your phone away if you're live-tweeting the whole night, but that doesn't mean it has to become some sort of post-Banksy bullshit about salvaging the generation lost to their screens.
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Ata Ullah expressed a similar sentiment in the statement posted Sunday: "At this juncture, ARSA has left with no other option but to combat 'Burmese sate sponsored terrorism' against the Rohingya population for the purpose of defending, salvaging and protecting the Rohingya community with its best capacities," the statement apparently signed by him said.
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Readers will learn of various historical movements, the gold-fueled colonization of the Americas, the role of Chinese immigrants during the California gold rush of the mid-1800s, and the role of Chinese workers in the modern-day salvaging of gold and other precious materials from tons and tons of the world's e-waste.
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That is a significant sum of new money to put down this late for a single House district, especially one that President Trump carried by 10 points — and in a year when Republicans have been left to defend dozens of lawmakers across the country in the hopes of salvaging some fraction of their current majority.
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And how appropriate a thing it would be if both were honored, and if San Diego fans could celebrate their team just one more time — maybe by salvaging Chargers jerseys from the pile that angry fans left in front of the team's office — just as the door closes on the city's relationship with pro football.
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The problem with British ones is that they are so preoccupied by crisis management—getting the deal over the line if you are Mrs May, engineering a general election if you are Mr Corbyn, or salvaging "true Brexit" if you are a Brexiteer—that they haven't got any time to think about what actually caused the crisis.
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In fact this week's episode, "Chickentown," takes its name from a bowdlerized version of the famous "Forget it, Jake …" conclusion to "Chinatown," referenced when Bobby Axelrod and Wags Wagner stop their mad-dog lieutenant Bill Stearn, known as Dollar Bill (Kelly AuCoin, delightfully amoral), from salvaging an insider-trading scheme by wiping out a poultry farm.
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But the concerts focused on specific pockets of Mr. Simon's catalog: "Songs From 'The Capeman,'" — salvaging the strong songs from Mr. Simon's Broadway misfire; "Under African Skies," which paired Mr. Simon and his band with African and Brazilian musicians; and "American Tunes," storytelling songs in which Mr. Simon was joined by Grizzly Bear and the Roches.
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That said, when June dropped the stone in "Night," it felt earned: She was choosing to direct her anger toward Gilead, instead of letting Gilead redirect her anger onto a probably blameless target the way she did during the Salvaging all the way back in episode one, and we could see the emotional impetus for it.
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By challenging the assumption that large mammalian brains irretrievably lose neural activity and consciousness within minutes of when blood flow stops, the findings raise "the possibility that researchers could get better at salvaging a person's brain even after the heart and lungs stop working," bioethicists Stuart Youngner and Insoo Hyun of Case Western Reserve University wrote in a commentary on the study.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his conservative allies now see their effort to confirm Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh as central to salvaging the Republican Party's fortunes in the midterm elections, and hope to use the fervent liberal opposition to his nomination to the Supreme Court as a graphic example of the threat posed by a Democratic return to power in Congress.
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Unsure whether Britain will crash out of the European Union 10 weeks from now, prolong the agony in the hope of salvaging an orderly divorce or even change its mind and stay, its neighbours are torn between "Brexit boredom" and a worry it is distracting from their own pressing problems as campaigning gets under way for EU parliament elections in May.
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The Republican Party is now rationalizing and enabling Mr. Trump's autocratic, kleptocratic, dangerous and downright embarrassing behavior in hopes of salvaging key elements of its ideological agenda: cutting taxes for the wealthy (as part of possibly the worst tax bill in American history), hobbling the regulatory regime, gutting core government functions and repealing Obamacare without any reasonable plan to replace it.
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The teenage climate activist grabbed headlines when she engaged in a school strike outside Swedish Parliament in August 2018, and has gone on to write op-eds, advocate for immediate action on the part of international governments, and traveled via sailboat across the Atlantic to passionately shame the United Nations Climate Action Summit into salvaging something from the flaming wreck of our collective future.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in cleared a top item off his bucket list on Thursday: Climbing Mount Paektu in North Korea with its leader Kim Jong Un. After the two leaders pledged new steps aimed at salvaging nuclear talks on Wednesday, Moon and Kim decided to use the final day of their three-day summit to go up the symbolic mountain on the Chinese border together.
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Twenty Republicans have so far signed on to the discharge petition to force votes salvaging the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is fighting to dismantle.
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SEOUL, Sept 20 (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in will clear a top item off his bucket list on Thursday: Climbing Mount Paektu in North Korea with its leader Kim Jong Un. After the two leaders pledged new steps aimed at salvaging nuclear talks, South Korea made a surprise announcement that Moon and Kim will use the final day of their three-day summit to go up the symbolic mountain together.
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Going back to Bashar: I am certain, without a shadow of a doubt, that the Assad dynasty is nothing more to the Russian political elite than a playing card that has been burnt up by 85033%, and that the Russians are now salvaging the rest of the card in order to completely preserve their political interests not only on Syrian grounds, but on surrounding shores and what is commonly known as the Mediterranean "warm waters" as well.
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