Like Ms. Fisher, I was a sheltered little white girl who grew up around other sheltered white kids.
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And in data going back to 2013, when the homeless population was estimated to be 7,350, there were 4,315 sheltered compared to 3,035 sheltered.
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I haven't been super sheltered or in a little bubble.
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The church sheltered its first refugees almost 10 years ago.
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And, oddly enough, , she's been relatively sheltered in that household.
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" Looking back now, the word I would use is "sheltered.
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Your kids don't need to be sheltered from financial matters.
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Sheltered from these pressures, however, the public sector has languished.
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The spiders can be found in secluded, dry, sheltered areas.
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The truth is that attending a sheltered workshop is voluntary.
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Luckily, a banana leaf of comic proportion sheltered her head.
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Everyone who sheltered at the observatory was safe, he said.
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"V is for VINCENT who's sheltered in place," reads another.
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Many fled the coasts and sheltered at evacuation centers inland.
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We want actually to people to be sheltered at home.
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I regularly attended church and thrived in this sheltered environment.
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His was in many ways a sheltered and cosseted life.
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Some sheltered for a while behind the thin olive trees.
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Melasniemi's parents, includes its own entrance and sheltered outdoor space.
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The couple sheltered Douglass in their cabin for the night.
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On another, they sheltered from the rain under bits of plastic.
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She certainly doesn't sound like the sheltered Charlotte York right now.
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I was a sheltered girl who went to church every Sunday.
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Others were sheltered at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa.
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"Lebanon must be sheltered from the forces of destabilization," he said.
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The cart, however, was unscathed, sheltered by a nearby bus stop.
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Doha sheltered KSM in the wake of the abortive Bojinka Plot.
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The homeless are not sheltered from the elements or malevolent assailants.
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The river rushed down below, sheltered by groves of cottonwood trees.
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But they come to protest, not protect, the officials sheltered inside.
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Following them, we found a series of charming rock-sheltered coves.
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According to FS-ISAC, Sheltered Harbor members access specifications for common data formats, secure storage ("data vaults") and operating processes to store and restore data, and receive a Sheltered Harbor acknowledgement of adherence to those specs.
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America's sheltered airlines charge more than European peers and deliver worse service.
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The school is sheltered atop Mount Greylock, near the Berkshires of Massachusetts.
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Over 195,000 displaced people are being sheltered in 21 camps around Mosul.
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I was homeschooled, and I had a very sheltered, Christian, conservative upbringing.
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Fortunately, not all in the business have lived such a sheltered life.
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Thing is, Zuckerberg's the product of a relatively privileged and sheltered upbringing.
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Some of them have sheltered protesters from frenzied cabals of Oakland cops.
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Economists had always known that tariffs helped the industries sheltered by them.
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They'd wind up in a sheltered workshop putting bottle tops on things.
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This suits the portrayal of a doomed, disastrously sheltered 14th-century monarch.
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She reminded him that she had sheltered him at great personal risk.
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Games are incredibly sheltered, and games without strong themes don't interest me.
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Not everyone who leaves a sheltered workshop automatically gets a mainstream job.
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People in sheltered workshops being paid subminimum wage are counted as employed.
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Forests have, since the origin of humanity, fed, warmed and sheltered us.
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Nya, sheltered and sweet, is a clear foil to the rakish Johan.
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In sheltered niches, dayflowers sometimes usher in the first days of winter.
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They said, rather, that he had spoken of having sheltered persecuted Jews.
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During the Tax Day flood one year later, we sheltered in place.
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Asian-American boys are somehow sheltered from that message in early childhood.
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A fluffy corn tamal is sheltered by a crisp shell of bread.
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"Lydia and Lexi have both led a very sheltered life," Stupples said.
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But generally, the viewer is sheltered and isn't encouraged to feel pain.
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The good news is that sheltered workshops are on the way out.
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From there, Vivos will transport them via helicopter to their sheltered homes.
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Yet ruling liberals have often sheltered themselves from the gales of creative destruction.
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Her mother also ensured that her kids were sheltered from bigotry and boundaries.
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Farmers sheltered from market realities will often take unwise actions they otherwise wouldn't.
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It works, in part, because dairy is sheltered from imports by high tariffs.
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Yarmouk Camp sheltered wounded rebels and displaced civilians, enough to provoke government attacks.
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Idlib has sheltered some of its most vocal opponents, including journalists and activists.
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"The old days of being sheltered from public hate have passed," he said.
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So how does 100,000 people leaving sheltered workshops not impact the unemployment rate?
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But under those conditions, men who are drafted get fed, clothed, and sheltered.
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Two others, Norwegian Dawn and Seven Seas Navigator, sheltered at Ipswich Bay, Mass.
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Five people were detained in raids in Brussels, including three who sheltered Abdeslam.
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Others sheltered in their cars, as even the sturdiest buildings suddenly felt fragile.
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The well-meaning artwork is not sheltered by the context of the institution.
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Its Housing First approach prioritizes getting people sheltered, before providing additional social services.
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Below Ryugu's surface, rock is sheltered from the wear and tear of space.
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Fortunately, everyone inside sheltered in time, Myers said, thanks to an AccuWeather warning.
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"And it is much better than a savings account, because it's tax-sheltered."
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The design includes sheltered pathways from harsh Boston weather, along with green spaces.
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The sisters grew up sheltered from the worst elements of these ongoing conflicts.
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That makes maintaining momentum toward subsidized employment, and away from sheltered workshops, crucial.
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Even worse, the money would no longer be invested in a tax-sheltered account.
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Some in the disability community equate the closing of sheltered workshops with school desegregation.
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Chileans, for instance, note that Venezuela sheltered thousands of their exiled countrymen during Gen.
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No one had suspected the village sheltered that many Taliban fighters, another intelligence failure.
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Her eyes, so brown they're black, were sheltered under thin eyebrows, steady but uncertain.
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While equipment left outside got beat up, the building — and coral sheltered inside — survived.
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Problems with the Greek system extend far beyond the sheltered environment that is Penn.
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"We sheltered them," she says about her brothers in the aftermath of the murders.
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Some horses are being sheltered at the Panaewa Equestrian Center, also to the north.
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Even the finest schools, though, are not sheltered from the forces buffeting business education.
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Finally, several states have actually closed sheltered workshops, and the result is not pretty.
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The authorities said some 4,000 migrants, including 772 minors, had been "sheltered" so far.
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Either way, the location was puzzling; both neighborhoods are typically sheltered from gun violence.
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Shoes in progress had to be sheltered under tarps when the roof leaked — frequently.
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She's determined not to spend those months in her old, boring, sheltered, cautious way.
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"College is a transition from a sheltered existence to the real world," Kantrowitz said.
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Trump and Hull are not alone in misinterpreting safe spaces as sheltered bubble worlds.
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Many people sheltered at the open-air bar, which at least had a roof.
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A little greenhouse sheltered plants that could not survive the short but harsh winter.
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Grace Harbour was a well-sheltered cove teeming with jellyfish that allegedly don't sting.
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I guess I'm naïve, or I haven't looked or I've led a sheltered life.
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It sheltered and shattered me, from the end of childhood through a painful adolescence.
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The characters in "Seinfeld" occupy a sheltered, privileged outpost at the end of history.
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Some huddled in boats, while others wore gas-masks and sheltered on the beach.
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It is no wonder that the Fox audience is sheltered from the actual news.
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But she worries that she may be sheltered miles away from her son's school.
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Rather, 85033 percent of homeless families are sheltered at a given point in time.
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Worse, people with disabilities have to break bad habits they learned in sheltered workshops.
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We were sitting in a sheltered part of the café, away from the draft.
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The Red Cross followed the advice of the American Embassy and sheltered in place.
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Settling into a sheltered spot on the restaurant terrace, we were on our own.
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Police also detained three members of the family that allegedly sheltered Abdeslam in Molenbeek.
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As a sheltered middle-class white boy, I ask questions then just shut up.
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Therefore, I cannot fathom dating a twenty year old (or anyone that's been sheltered).
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Countries that previously sheltered under the U.S. military umbrella would rearm, adding to regional tensions.
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MURDOCH: Because they have done a very good job of keeping them sheltered and sealed.
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Though Pennsylvania hasn't yet closed down sheltered workshops, there's a heavy push toward competitive employment.
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There, the clones are sheltered from the outside world and their true purpose is obscured.
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People across eastern Ghouta have sheltered in basements from the ceaseless bombardment in recent weeks.
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Three apartment buildings were evacuated and residents were being sheltered at a mall, Turner added.
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"If you have not then you are one of the very lucky or sheltered ones."
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" Asked about Doris' sheltered existence, Field added, "She's emotionally sort of stunted in a way.
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In all, around 1,500 people had to be sheltered between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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Flink said her organization has sheltered men abused by male partners, female partners or relatives.
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Economically, it proved complex, requiring China to open its sheltered financial system to more risks.
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After her harrowing journey with Coates, I'm relieved that Doggett is sheltered over in Florida.
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Think dividers in benches, spikes on fences, or rocks or statues placed in sheltered nooks.
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Michael, a star since age 8 who had lived a sheltered life, didn't know how.
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Rivera, the unemployed baker, one afternoon sheltered from the equatorial sun under a mango tree.
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Sarah Hagan was Millie, Lindsay's sheltered childhood friend who didn't approve of the freaks' lifestyle.
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Julie had been sheltered all her life and didn't know precisely what Gothard was proposing.
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Multiple companies using this method had caused vast contaminations, then declared bankruptcy or sheltered assets.
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On Tuesday, the Pas-de-Calais prefecture said 139 additional minors had been similarly sheltered.
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The children grew up sheltered from the Depression, tended to by maids and a driver.
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Ten minutes away by car, I discovered Lemonakia, a beach set in a sheltered cove.
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They evacuated workers from the building, while others sheltered in place on the 39th floor.
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If you take sheltered out of that, you've got 23-24,000 in a given year.
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Robinson grew up sheltered, in small-town Idaho, he noted, with every incentive to parochialism.
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"I'm too scared," she said from the local elementary school where both women were sheltered.
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Several thousand people whose homes were destroyed were being sheltered in hotels and other locations.
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Minnesota's twin cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul are relatively sheltered from hurricanes and floods.
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High tax rates failed to soak the rich because they sheltered their income from taxes.
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An estimated 800,000 people were sheltered in some 4,0003 relief camps across Kerala, Kurian said.
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It stands as a completely separate entity from your will and is sheltered from probate.
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We sat for a while, instead, sheltered from the icy wind, inside a Pizza Hut.
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Growing up in Minnesota, in the Somali diaspora, I was relatively sheltered from that history.
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If society mistakenly relegates us to sheltered workshops and group homes, we learn to drive.
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The dual-role sheltered workshops serve, as both employer and service provider, also creates problems.
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One implication is that the tide may be turning on 14(c) and sheltered workshops.
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According to a 2018 report by the National Council on Disabilities, the ten largest sheltered workshops had a combined annual revenue of $523 million, and the CEO of the biggest sheltered workshop received a salary of $1.1 million while employing 1,93 sub-minimum wage workers.
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Many workers in sheltered workshops are deriving little to no economic benefit from their employment — for example, NBC News's investigation of Goodwill Industries found that employees in their Pennsylvania sheltered workshops were being paid wages as low as 22, 38, and 41 cents an hour.
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Post readers don't need, demand, or expect "safe spaces," or to be sheltered from controversial views.
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They have been sheltered in al-Jada'a refugee camp and al-Qayyara airport south of Mosul.
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"I was kinda musically a little sheltered," he says of himself prior to making the record.
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And the fact is, our children have been sheltered in the lives we have given them.
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They even sheltered in a prehistoric burial mound called Maeshowe and left graffiti all over it.
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Originally it was a cheap city and it was kind of sheltered from the music business.
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But the rest—about half, he reckons, sheltered inside the vehicle—are probably dormant but alive.
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Certainly, one could interpret Upton's statements as being sheltered from the reality that faces many Americans.
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IN HIS sheltered accommodation on the edge of London, Harry Jackson is worrying about the future.
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Current Sheltered Harbor membership covers more than 72 percent of U.S. retail bank and brokerage accounts.
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Hundreds of people were sheltered in Belize City and parts of Honduras overnight, local authorities said.
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They sheltered in the bathroom away from the gusting winds, a decision that quickly proved wise.
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Poland is also right that many Polish citizens sheltered Jews at risk to their own lives.
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Annabelle's life, bounded by her family's farm and a one-room schoolhouse, is sheltered and safe.
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Miss Mississippi Laura Lee Lewis was on the Hill at the time and sheltered in Sen.
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I had grown up in a small, sheltered town, so my vocabulary for war was limited.
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The luxury segment, which was sheltered from the demise of tax incentives, has defied the downturn.
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"I was this pretty sheltered white, Anglo-Saxon, middle class-kid from Montreal West," she says.
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Some research hints that more people are entering adult day care programs instead of sheltered workshops.
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Since its founding in 1975, Soho Rep has sheltered the theatrically unruly and risky and weird.
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History supports his view: This corner of eastern Afghanistan has sheltered insurgencies for hundreds of years.
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Middle-class workers have not been adequately sheltered from the buffeting winds of the global economy.
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"The majority of the income you'd receive is sheltered from taxes because you're benefiting from depreciation."
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She had been reporting from inside the town, sheltered by a Palestinian family, throughout the battle.
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Channel 13 television, which also broadcast the incident, said he was taken to a sheltered area.
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Sheltered inside a convention center, they could do little more than consider and prepare for Irma.
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Behind hedges dense and tall, its homes have long sheltered a mix of posh and artsy.
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She led a sheltered life in Chula Vista before graduating from San Diego State in 903.
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Barnaby, a sheltered and timid lad, was able to resist Cornelius's plea for a few verses.
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The hummingbird will build her nest in a sheltered knot of the tree of her choosing.
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Of course, it's only a matter of time until the crisis explodes into their sheltered lives.
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Lucman and Paccon said militants had knocked on their doors while they sheltered the terrified Christians.
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Brave residents sheltered Christian neighbors and colleagues, giving them canned goods and rice to subsist on.
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But these categories are based on generalizations and mischaracterizations, nurtured by sheltered experiences and biased media.
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Gawker did it to lure eyes to its website while smugly saying the First Amendment sheltered it.
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Disability advocates, see sheltered workshops as hothouses for discrimination and have pushed hard to dismantle them all.
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To him, an ideal life was something you made yourself that sheltered you against pain and ugliness.
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At the Ventura County Fairgrounds, evacuees slept in makeshift beds while rescued horses were sheltered in stables.
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Brown recluse spiders are found in dry, sheltered areas, such as a under a log or rock.
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In Riley's inclusive Regency romance we meet Ester Croome, the sheltered daughter of a wealthy textile merchant.
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I can't help noticing the brittleness of the walls that keep most people fed, sheltered and whole.
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This child won't get that real-world education, and thus might lag behind his less-sheltered peers.
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In the meantime, people fled from major metropolitan areas, sheltered in place, and even stopped watching porn.
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As a somewhat sheltered youth, I rarely had any idea what the DARE officers were talking about.
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In Canada's sheltered dairy industry, imports get slapped with an extremely high duty beyond a fixed quota.
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Pro-AK pundits ridicule Cihangir as a sheltered ghetto of wealthy liberals and expats with tiny dogs.
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Monahan is sheltered at her home about 10 miles from the Atlantic coast, along with several neighbors.
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Turkey sheltered Syrian rebels and ushered in foreign recruits, seeking to undermine and perhaps topple Mr. Assad.
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Because domestically oriented companies have been sheltered from many of the negative effects of the strong dollar.
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In addition to this, it has eight bathrooms and a sheltered garage that can accommodate four cars.
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It was poorly sheltered, though — on the outside of the northernmost dock, right next to the icebreakers.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 5,800+ The number of Central American migrants sheltered at a sports complex in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Within this sheltered world, I wasn't allowed to watch He-Man because it dealt in occult themes.
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I grew up in a very sheltered household — born-again Christians, speaking tongues, part of that cult.
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She sheltered her first Jewish husband, Motl, in Poland during the war and also saved his brothers.
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She also added that the Taliban fighters had entered the main hospital and sheltered in civilian houses.
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Outdoor space: The upstairs landing leads out to a partially sheltered deck with a built-in bench.
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Victor grapples with the moral implications of this with the convincing clumsiness of a sheltered 20-something.
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Much of this results from conflating temporary, sheltered homelessness—the majority of cases—with chronic street homelessness.
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The suspects arrested on Monday had sheltered the attackers, three of whom were killed during the Jan.
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Americans are now more sheltered and siloed in our sources of news and information than ever before.
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Some things are unmentionable and undebatable, but not because they offend the sensibilities of the sheltered young.
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However, research reveals that 95 percent of all workers who start out in sheltered workshops never leave.
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Venues provided by Hipcamp include nature preserves, farms, and ranches; sheltered getaways away from the public madness.
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Born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, I attended a Catholic school and was sheltered from politics.
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Sheltered from American, Japanese and European competition, Chinese internet businesses have grown enormously over the past decade.
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Presumably, they have been adequately sheltered from the monsters, just like the seeing humans who are there.
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In fact, set almost entirely in apartments and galleries, it feels wholly sheltered from any outside context.
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Lorde's examination of her multiple outsiderness — black, female, queer, West Indian, poet — pried my sheltered mind wide open.
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Related: Finding the family who sheltered us in Mosul All he could hear was his daughter's feeble cry.
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I do think my parents were really good about not spoiling me and not keeping me really sheltered.
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Many others cited the fact that Iran sheltered members of Al Qaeda in the wake of the Sept.
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Indoors, they like to hang out in sheltered, dry spots, like attics and shoes, according to the CDC.
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It's weird, living in the US — we're so protected and sheltered, you don't ever think about getting bombed.
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In both cases, organisms that lived in more isolated, sheltered environments away from the ocean's surface fared better.
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"[It was] a subject I had little to no information on because of my sheltered upbringing," she writes.
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Her sheltered, moneyed life is a symptom of this particularly unfair moment of capitalism, not a root cause.
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Several residents told Reuters they sheltered inside their houses when shooting started and had not witnessed the violence.
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Rare disease treatments are seen as more sheltered from price pressures in the U.S. affecting areas like oncology.
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The Slovenian was always well positioned in the bunch, being perfectly sheltered by his Jumbo-Visma team mates.
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Even if the rally falters, Thor, he said, would be sheltered by low production costs, especially in Nevada.
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We're out in the scrub of South Africa's lion territory, sheltered in the only cover we could find.
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"We're asking folks to be patient and remain sheltered in place," said St. Augustine Fire Chief Carlos Aviles.
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That March 30 episode, "Sheltered Outcasts" (season 17, episode 153), takes a more nuanced approach to sex offenders.
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While the family dogs were good at picking up human cues, like pointing, sheltered dogs were less practiced.
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Mr Sall, Senegal's president, is no friend of Mr Jammeh, who sheltered armed separatists from Senegal's Casamance region.
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She trades on her privilege, not in a calculated way, but because she is genuinely precocious and sheltered.
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"After a nuclear detonation, people will need to understand why they and their families are safest staying sheltered."
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And, by the way, Karlsson plays 29 minutes a night, so it's not like he's being sheltered here.
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Instead, they absorb, amplify and propagate them, while creating the illusion that technology is sheltered from human prejudices.
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Several of her friends were at the 9/11 Memorial at the time, where they sheltered in place.
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But the truth was that America was sheltered more by an accident of political institutions than anything else.
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The porte cochère next to the attached two-car garage could be used as a sheltered seating area.
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St.-Omer has sheltered more than 22017,2300 since 22013, most of them in a center for underage refugees.
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Now sheltered in their Upper West Side apartment, they offer a welcome perspective after a lifetime of resilience.
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As for the deep concrete meat locker where a young intelligence scout sheltered from the footsteps of giants?
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The worst that was said about him, an only child, was that he could seem a little sheltered.
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A series of deftly arranged tarps sheltered patrons sitting on red plastic stools at a handful of tables.
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We&aposre not concerned about tax-sheltered investing here – that&aposs covered by some of the accounts above.
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And here I am, only a silly sheltered girl in a dress, knowing nothing at all — but Nothing.
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They sheltered in place for about 15 minutes, he said, during which time they had no cell signal.
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Florida teacher who sheltered dozens of students lays out a simple explanation for why arming faculty won't work
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A stadium is practical for them: there are plenty of bedrooms, it's sheltered, and there are car parking spaces.
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The film, follows 17-year-old Katie Price (Thorne), sheltered since childhood with a life-threatening sensitivity to sunlight.
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In 2015, when the homeless population was estimated to be 0353,539, there were 4,358 unsheltered compared to 3,181 sheltered.
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Success is having my family around and my friends and everybody's doing good and nobody's hungry, and everybody's sheltered.
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It was a book that first exposed my fragility to the world, revealing just how sheltered I had been.
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Having been sheltered in a police precinct house, the children were removed safely to Blackwells Island (now Roosevelt Island).
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I'm raising kids who are not sheltered from adversity but who have the strength to meet it head on.
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Now, the whole world is watching to see just exactly how mass tourism will affect the notoriously sheltered island.
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Nepal Red Cross spokesman Dibya Raj Poudel said the displaced had been sheltered in schools and other public buildings.
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"Neither coalition nor CTS forces knew that civilians were sheltered in the bottom floor of the structure," he added.
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Abdeslam and four other suspects were detained in Friday's raid, including three members of a family that sheltered him.
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The brunt of the crisis of 2008-09 was borne by business; the public was sheltered by spending increases.
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She's somewhat sheltered from the louder noise about body image, but she's a gymnast, so I know it's coming.
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Under previous popes, the Vatican, a sovereign state in the middle of Rome, sheltered officials wanted by other countries.
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Werts said four people have been detained along with Abdeslam, including three members of a family that sheltered him.
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The town of Rendel and its surroundings, which once sheltered 25,000 people, are the epicenter of a potential disaster.
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During the school shooting earlier this month that left 17 people dead, Kurth sheltered 65 students in her classroom.
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It galvanized an entire generation of Americans into interrupting their sheltered lives to march for people they'd never met.
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Puerto Rico sheltered many of the evacuees who fled from other Caribbean Islands during Hurricane Irma earlier this month.
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And it was somewhere beneath this bridge that Mr. Iriondo, more than 80 years ago, sheltered during the attack.
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"The Oracle of Lacuna" appears as buried yet growing, a sheltered sanctuary that is still exposed to the public.
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A teenage relative spends occasional weekends with us in the city, mostly to escape her sheltered life at home.
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It then sheltered Al Qaeda, prompting the American-led invasion and the war still raging all these years later.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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Patients are sheltered from any incentive to shop for lower prices by insurance that minimizes out-of-pocket costs.
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Although modern Londoners live a life relatively sheltered from such destruction, some fires in recent history have shaped it.
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"Warren needs to stop treating Sanders like a friend who needs to be sheltered from criticism," writes Jennifer Rubin.
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"It's a spot where people can keep warm and sheltered, people don't need to be that mean," Platt continued.
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As they sheltered there for about an hour, the wind "sounded like a roaring train coming through," he said.
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"The sheltered workshops market themselves as 'help us to help train an individual for competitive employment,'" Bates-Harris said.
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It said beds, blankets and tents were being sent to the area, where some people sheltered in sports gymnasiums.
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Ms. Lemoine said people inside had told her they sheltered in their locked classrooms, as they had been taught.
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"You think they'd be safe, but they're really not," he said as he sheltered in place on Friday morning.
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It was in 2014, and a community of Muslims had been sheltered in a church for over a year.
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Because of Bend's location near the Deschutes River sheltered by the Cascade Mountains, it doesn't get that much rain.
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His revulsion toward homosexuality, a touchstone of his world view, appeared straight out of his sheltered, nineteen-forties boyhood.
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But friends said she felt she had lived a sheltered life and was not ready to start a family.
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But friends said she felt she had lived a sheltered life and was not ready to start a family.
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It was raining in Singapore, but New Year's Eve celebrants sheltered under umbrellas and raincoats as fireworks sparkled overhead.
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To be sure, firms sheltered by trade barriers might benefit, but the overall economy is worse as a result.
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Seven men had just trooped onto the sheltered beach carrying golf clubs and two plastic bags of white balls.
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But the site is hidden and sheltered from the road and the water, protected by its isolation and its elevation.
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Hajra Bibi said her husband, son and a cousin were killed in the strike as they sheltered in a tunnel.
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Smalljon went on to give Rickon Stark (who the Umbers had sheltered) over to Ramsay Bolton, who killed Rickon publicly.
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He meets a down-on-his-luck shipowner on the docks, who offers his sheltered daughter, Ursula, as a bride.
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Or just deepening her pre-existing trope of the sheltered girl that becomes tough upon exposure to violence and evil.
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"People were being mentally abused over time and they'd become sheltered from the outside world as a result," he said.
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But on the Space Station, one of the two is exposed to the outside environment, while the other stays sheltered.
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Whereas The Handmaiden focuses on how sexuality can be weaponized, Spa Night explores how it can be sheltered and closeted.
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He knows Saudi has been sheltered for forty-five years since Nixon and King Saud made their Petro dollar pact.
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Other tomes are sheltered by a Bedouin tent, while an extremely cosy indoor area houses the rest of the books.
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Amid the influx, asylum seekers are being sheltered at Olympic Stadium, where Montreal had hosted the summer games in 1976.
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In many ways, Chinatown is an island, sheltered from the steadfast gentrification creeping across San Francisco like its famous fog.
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Daniel and Ofelia, the father and daughter who sheltered Travis's family as riots kicked off, later lost their own matriarch.
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Like so many latter-day Allen movies, Café Society feels like a barely disguised window into Allen's own sheltered mindset.
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She said roughly 40 students packed into a practice room and another 35 or so sheltered in the teacher's office.
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Every spring in southern Italy, rising temperatures stir frogs to emerge from the sheltered spots where they spend the winter.
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The book elegantly collapses the distance between the vast and the intimate, showing how history reaches even the most sheltered.
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The location was a private landholding with two lakes as well as "sheltered glades, sculpted gardens, and forested walking trails."
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Some evacuated when the alarm was activated while others treated it as an active shooter situation and sheltered in place.
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Entering a mansion for a lavish dinner party, the inhabitants become psychologically trapped there — a sheltered dream life turned nightmare.
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His swashbuckling style would be perfect for a sheltered private enterprise, lavishly funded by major investors with long-term visions.
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Some of the civilians who were killed had sheltered wounded British and French soldiers, whom they had smuggled to safety.
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The two men recounted fleeing the building and hiding in a sheltered outdoor stairway during the height of the storm.
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Some of the civilians who were killed had sheltered wounded British and French soldiers, and had smuggled them to safety.
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Rites of passage As the daughter of protective Somali parents, I was sheltered and, eventually, indifferent to learning to drive.
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Vivian is wealthy and WASPy and sheltered, but when she moves in with her Aunt Peg, worlds open before her.
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Descending to the shore via a steep trail cut into the cliff, we approached a plywood shanty sheltered behind boulders.
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They kept him sheltered and fed and ultimately insulated from the horrors of the plague while the theaters were closed.
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They kept him sheltered and fed and ultimately insulated from the horrors of the plague while the theaters were closed.
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For now, both those jobs and the new A220 jobs in Alabama appear to be sheltered from the latest dispute.
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But when I went home, I could close the door and feel I was alone and sheltered from the world.
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Naive and sheltered, she's hoping for a fairy tale marriage, with a charming prince to sweep her off her feet.
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It turns out, though, that the story that retail investors were sheltered from WeWork&aposs meltdown wasn&apost entirely true.
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Over 80 days, he was transported, fed and sheltered by strangers who had volunteered through a website he set up.
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She had limited knowledge of both the Crimean and Boer Wars but was sheltered from much of the bad news.
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By early Sunday, police tweeted there was no shooting or victims, and asked those who'd sheltered in place to leave.
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The sheltered, wide-eyed Nat, crossing the country with his Pentax K1000 camera, regards everyone as a potential artistic subject.
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Mr. Assange, bearded and bedraggled, was dragged from the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he had been sheltered since 2012.
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U.S. small caps were sheltered from the storm, the only U.S. sector to draw inflows, albeit tiny at $0.03 billion.
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All I'd had was an off licence, a youth centre, and a couple of well-placed benches sheltered by trees.
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Around the corner, a multi-story building was also brought down, where more than 100 people are believed to have sheltered.
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Davis told Fox News one of the most surprising discoveries he uncovered was Nicks' sheltered childhood before she skyrocketed to fame.
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The children's music teacher, Joseph James, said so far his kids "are completely sheltered" from the heroin crisis unfolding around them.
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Overall, fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos remain alive, many of which are sheltered in protected forests and rescue facilities in Indonesia.
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The space had previously housed a "sheltered workshop," where adults with disabilities did jobs such as stuffing envelopes and shredding paper.
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Americans across the country have sheltered those without homes, rescued animals displaced by the floods, and donated money, food, and supplies.
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She was last seen on July 22 where she talked with two women at a lean-to, a sheltered stopping point.
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Still, the Taliban sheltered al-Qaeda before September 11, and the US went to war to push them out of power.
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Luxenberg attributes Brown's myopic view that "separate did not mean unequal" to his sheltered New England upbringing and "most conventional" outlook.
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They were sheltered from the firestorm in an underground meat locker, a slaughterhouse, and emerged only after the bombing was over.
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HSAs, tax-sheltered accounts for smaller health expenses, are another critical component of reform, because they motivate direct consideration of price.
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" Rhimes explained that she grew up "sheltered from the ugliness of any realties having to do with poverty and real racism.
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Ms. Vestal, who had dreams of being a veterinarian, was introduced to "life outside" her sheltered upbringing when she was 23.
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"We went to Le Lavandou, where we were sheltered in a restaurant that opened especially for all the evacuees," Renaud said.
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It's appropriate to talk about, given our chat is taking place as he's sheltered himself away from London's most unrelenting heatwave.
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You could say that Hungary and Poland have sheltered themselves from such crises, even though there are warning signs in Budapest.
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Their anger was aimed not only at the Africans but at what they characterized as the sheltered, elitist outsiders defending them.
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Yet the tax-cut has yet not sheltered Republicans as much as they once hoped in the gathering 2018 campaign storm.
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Likewise, a Polish farmer named Jozef Ulma and his wife, Wiktoria, sheltered desperate members of two Jewish families in their house.
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Although she lived in a conservative part of the South, her parents were relatively liberal, and her childhood was quite sheltered.
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The House briefly gaveled into session and then gaveled out during the lockdown, as lawmakers sheltered in place in the chamber.
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Sheltered by a couple of cliffs, Martins Beach is 89 acres of beautiful white sand and a couple dozen rental cottages.
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They enable companies to channel massive sums of money around the world, using byzantine structures of shell companies and sheltered accounts.
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The new unearthly Silicon Valley campuses represent the triumph of privatized commons, of a verdant natural world sheltered for the few.
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The strong point of the report is that its interviews were carried out by sex workers, recruited via local sheltered accommodation.
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This transition is not going to be easy, as employees have been sheltered from these costs and decisions for so long.
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For 10 days, the Wild Boars had sheltered in a cramped cave chamber, licking condensation off the limestone walls to survive.
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But Mr. Trump is due to meet the queen at Windsor Castle, which is regarded as more sheltered than Buckingham Palace.
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Hangars where Air Force jets have sheltered during past tropical storms began to groan and shudder before being ripped to ribbons.
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"Asking a subset to remain sheltered in place, to remain in home, that's more difficult to do," he said by phone.
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She sheltered with them for a fortnight, before being smuggled out using their daughter's ID to get past the initial checkpoints.
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Houses were backed up against the hedgerows, not just to be sheltered and unobtrusive, but to allow views toward the Pacific.
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A 529 savings plan offers a tax-sheltered investment vehicle with compound interest to help offset the cost of higher education.
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Downstairs, the family room walks out to a partly sheltered area with a fountain, and another covered space adjoins the workshop.
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The arrest broke through a barrier law enforcement often faces when pursuing Russian hackers, who are often sheltered by their government.
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Russia's oil producers, who price their crude in dollars on world markets, would be sheltered by the dollar-rouble exchange rate.
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"Get ready to run," I told him, this kid who had never played Ding Dong Dash in his entire sheltered life.
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"The US grocery sector has remained sheltered from the forces of e-commerce," McKinsey & Co. analysts said in a report Tuesday.
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On August 14, the 48-foot sailing vessel Northabout was in a sheltered location north of Siberia, battling hurricane-force winds.
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My school was private and sheltered, and there was not even a textbook we read from; the teacher lectured us instead.
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These findings are the opposite of how the world typically views millennials: As special "snowflakes" who are sensitive, sheltered, and selfish.
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Know the safest places to shelter There are a few places that will keep you the most sheltered in a tornado.
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Nature often played a saving role as snake- and gator-infested swamps, moss-draped forests and rushing rivers sheltered their movements.
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In many ways, it's incredible to see how the country has sheltered wave after wave of Syrians driven from their homes.
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Paige, meanwhile, is an upper-middle-class American kid who remains, despite learning the traumatizing truth about her parents, very sheltered.
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The Government Accountability Office has estimated that only about 20103 percent of workers leave sheltered workshops for employment in the community.
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In place of sheltered workshops, advocates and the federal government have been pushing states to adopt a model called supported employment.
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The sheltered workshop industry, led by groups like Goodwill Industries, are still quite vocal in their opposition to ending 14(c).
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Many northern European countries put asylum-seekers in reception centres, where they are fed, sheltered and are free to come and go.
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And I guess I was a little old at 30 to be discovering this, but I had led a very sheltered life.
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Christenson said he sheltered in his basement along with about 21 other residents as the tornado moved through shortly before 23 p.m.
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The war is at least two years older than he is -- and throughout the conflict Fatemah had sheltered her children at home.
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But as morning drew on, the winds whipped up the waters, especially in the less-sheltered middle section, making for slow times.
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This is Supervisor Aaron Peskin's turf, and 230 homeless people, sheltered and unsheltered, were counted there, up from 224 people in 224.
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"Angry Harvest" (1985), a drama in German, explores the life of a Jewish woman sheltered from persecution in 1942 by a peasant.
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This landing differed from some of the previous rover landings, which involved a bouncing ball-like structure with the rovers sheltered inside.
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The storm is not expected to touch the country's southeastern district of Coxs Bazar where nearly a million Rohingya Muslims are sheltered.
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Through the years I have developed some flaws and battled some demons, from being sheltered from aspects of a 'normal' child's life.
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As roofs caved in and walls collapsed, people sheltered on the ground floors of their buildings or in basements intended for storage.
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The Red Cross has sheltered more than 5803,000 people, ABC 13 reported, and officials have said no one will be turned away.
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That number has since decreased, in 2016 HUD reported that 2 percent of sheltered homeless families with children identify as Native American.
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Although Kirstenbosch ("Kirsten's Forest") has sheltered people for millennia, the land was not used as a garden until the early 20th century.
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Incumbents are sheltered by a thicket of state and federal regulations, and running a free-standing digital-only bank is nigh-impossible.
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One of the hostages, who gave her name as Carole, told Franceinfo radio that shoppers had sheltered in the supermarket's cold room.
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Because they do not follow social media or watch television, they are mostly sheltered from the president's tweet storms and verbal outbursts.
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Ending up at a pet rescue, where a lot of displaced animals are sheltered, Tom adopts a puppy affected by the storm.
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I was sort of a sheltered Long Island kid who saw New York and the world through that famous New Yorker cartoon.
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The family decided they couldn't risk the same happening to Dave, and between the ages of 13 and 16, he became sheltered.
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So far, oil sands operations—and the residents sheltered at the camps there—do not appear to be in any immediate danger.
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"People live here because they have nowhere else to go," she said, as she sheltered from the rain under an iron roof.
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Also being built is a sheltered port for bigger fishing vessels, coastguard boats and navy ships, said National Security Adviser Hermogenes Esperon.
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They're also expected to grow well in sunny, sheltered conditions, including balconies, which is good news for apartment-dwelling baba ghanouj fans.
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Japan and France, for example, designate countries with extremely low tax rates as havens and tax corporate profits sheltered there, she said.
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However, Alessandro Roccati, senior vice president at Moody's, alleviated some fear by explaining that European bankers were sheltered from the liquidity issues.
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She's just been praised her whole life by her uncle and her mother, and she's so sheltered living in her little bubble.
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At one point last year the asylum-seekers were being sheltered at Olympic Stadium, where Montreal hosted the Summer Olympics in 1976.
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The storm is not expected to touch the country's southeastern district of Cox's Bazar where nearly a million Rohingya Muslims are sheltered.
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Starting in the year you turn 70½, the IRS requires you begin taking a minimum amount annually from your tax-sheltered accounts.
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In a week, I went from a sheltered college existence to having ash on the balcony from the smoldering crash site nearby.
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Was I a young man ahead of the times or merely a sheltered, middle-class white kid with covers over my eyes?
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Ms. Davis is particularly devastating on "Sheltered in the Arms of God," an old standard written by Dottie Rambo and Jimmie Davis.
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So has opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, a longtime mentor to Guaidó, who is now sheltered with his family by the Spanish Ambassador.
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More than 100 homes have been evacuated or self-evacuated, the statement said, and people were being sheltered at civil defense centers.
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The Los Angeles statue escaped confiscation thanks to the gallery's director, Matt Kennedy, who sheltered it while keeping it on prominent display.
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Because it's surrounded by woods on all sides, this part of the forest is sheltered from heavy winds, solar radiation, and evaporation.
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Evidence of life at the site dates back to 85,000 years ago, meaning it sheltered hunter-gatherers through periods of climate change.
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His father was a farmer and a lay preacher in southern Indiana who sheltered escaped slaves as part of the Underground Railroad.
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Stumpf said that initially, like many parents, he had been afraid of what would happen to Kyle if the sheltered workshop closed.
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Olivia is a sheltered 16-year-old from Philadelphia struggling with anxiety and with resentment from having been abandoned by her mother.
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Sheltered from wind, the water was glassy, and under a solidly gray sky it was absolutely black, pristinely black, like outer space.
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Congress has sheltered the central bank from political interference so it can make difficult decisions in the interest of the American people.
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My upbringing was cushy and sheltered compared to her own, so she's not completely wrong, but we only know our own realities.
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Coates told KAYU he sheltered from the rain and collected some drinking water by propping open a toolbox cover from the ATV.
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At Trois-Rivières, a two-hour drive from Montreal, the broad and swift St. Lawrence doesn't freeze except in some sheltered bays.
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Today, the only "opportunities" for many are work in sheltered workshops at sub-minimum wage and various other separate-and-unequal arrangements.
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Trapped beside a barrage of bullets, they had experienced a fear from which they could not be sheltered, their innocence forever fragmented.
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New York City, the most populous city in the United States, has the largest number of homeless people, though most are sheltered.
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Ms. Mallory, in addition to applauding Assata Shakur as a feminist emblem, also admires Fidel Castro, who sheltered Ms. Shakur in Cuba.
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Japan and France, for example, designate countries with extremely low tax rates as havens and tax corporate profits sheltered there, she said.
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It was not immediately clear how many Americans were inside the compound, but officials said they sheltered in place and were unhurt.
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Falkowski made headlines in February when it was discovered that she had sheltered 19 students in a classroom closet during the shooting.
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Refugees denied political asylum were spirited across the southern border and sheltered in houses of worship like Southside Presbyterian Church in Tucson.
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She has sheltered almost 100 homeless dogs from the storm, 79 of whom have decided to bunk up in her master bedroom.
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On Tuesday, dozens of people sheltered in a dilapidated church near the border as dark smoke billowed behind them in South Sudan.
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It lacked the pretty pink blossom of his childhood but as the plants grew, they stabilized the surrounding terrain and sheltered his home.
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I went to a prep school for college, so I only graduated with 40 kids… It was simple and sheltered in a way.
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A total of 35 evacuation centers were opened and more than 600 people sheltered in them overnight ahead of the storm, officials said.
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In total, it's estimated Google has sheltered as much as $58.3 billion from US taxation, Bloomberg notes, citing parent company Alphabet's SEC filings.
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Instead, it's Instagram — an equally visual medium somewhat sheltered from Reddit's trolls, Twitter's bots, and Facebook's morons — to which queer culture has moved.
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They were sheltered partly because they performed broader social goals, whether jobs-for-life, world-class science or supporting the fabric of Detroit.
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A transfer student, Stanfield sheltered his conspicuous personality in a troupe of high school theater misfits huddling among a more rambunctious student body.
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This landing will differ from some of the previous rover landings, which involved a bouncing ball-like structure with the rovers sheltered inside.
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The OECD notes that divergence in productivity is particularly marked in sectors which have been sheltered from competition and globalisation, most notably services.
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FROM their bedrooms in Alexander House, a sheltered home for the elderly, residents witnessed six nights of street violence on July 8th-13th.
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Unlike the ups and downs of the financial markets, edtech remains constant, sheltered from many of the pressures of the broader geopolitical landscape.
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The Afghan Taliban leadership, now headed by Mullah Akhtar Mansour, has long sheltered in Pakistan from where they have waged a deadly insurgency.
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After Taliban leaders sheltered Osama bin Laden and other al Qaeda terrorists, its government was crushed by a US-led invasion in 2001.
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Jeffrey Ryan said residents of Barnegat should remain sheltered in place with their doors locked and vehicles secured, reports the Asbury Park Press.
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In the years after Macintosh's death, his son worried that increasing railway travel meant that people sheltered from the elements wouldn't need raincoats.
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While "home" could literally mean the place that you live, in the context of astrology, this could also mean, generally, sheltered and protected.
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At university, Murad met people from other parts of Syria, young men and women who hadn't grown up as sheltered as he had.
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"Nightmare" (1986) looks down from above into the sheltered space of a lavvu, where, around the edge, people are tucked up under blankets.
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And it all comes to a head later in the film, when Drax is introduced to Mantis (Pom Klementieff), Ego's sheltered alien sidekick.
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"We know that the shallow, coastal ocean is warming faster than the open ocean, especially in estuaries that are fairly sheltered," she said.
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The rate of the oscillation depends on the fundamental structure of the atom, which means Ye's sheltered strontium atoms tick with exceptional consistency.
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For them, the groups offer a place where they feel at home, sheltered from the stresses of academic life, where lifelong friendships form.
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Lord Ashcroft, a major Conservative donor, was revealed in the "Paradise Papers" leak to have sheltered a large part of his wealth offshore.
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Hundreds of evacuees from Port Arthur and Beaumont are taking humanitarian evacuation flights to Dallas, where more than 9,000 evacuees are being sheltered.
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And Ms. Gangitano can usually be found on a couch or at a table, sheltered from the public by only a small partition.
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"I was always very aware of the world and I was never sheltered from the negative things that were out there," she said.
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Minharot Olam's administrators believe that a cemetery sheltered from the weather, with fixed temperatures and round-the-clock lighting, will appeal to customers.
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Features include a formal garden with a reflecting pool, a birch allée with limestone benches and a sheltered area with a trellised pavilion.
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But it has already triggered an avalanche of lawsuits against the Catholic Church, the Boy Scouts, and other groups that allegedly sheltered abusers.
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During the Nazi occupation of Greece, Princess Alice worked with the Red Cross to help displaced children and sheltered a Jewish family herself.
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For colder weather, there are sheltered spaces that have LED panels in the ceiling, allowing for a "simulated roofscape and virtual immersive experiences."
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Ali Dhaher, 20, who had sheltered in an abandoned home overnight, looked relieved even as explosions sounded around him and fighting raged nearby.
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Only a small portion of these congregations have physically sheltered immigrants, because ultimately, it's not up to a church to make that decision.
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The truth is that the vast majority of "employers" making use of this waiver are in fact, sheltered workshops, rather than private employers.
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Jennifer also helped me see the impact of taxes on my investments and why I needed to consider opening tax-sheltered retirement accounts.
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To the Editor: What David Brooks misses is that in Donald Trump's insulated, gold-encrusted, sheltered world of privilege, he is not alone.
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The migrants already inside the country must be sheltered and fed for a considerable period, possibly years, until their futures are sorted out.
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Early on Saturday, flames approached Malibu's Pepperdine University, a private residential college with 7,700 students, where many remained sheltered on the main campus.
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Taking advantage of our early morning, we went for a sunrise walk on the beach, a small, sheltered cove dotted with white chairs.
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No matter the weather, much of the activity takes place on the open-sided wooden porch sheltered by sheets of corrugated cement board.
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This area is usually considered one of the safest in Japan, sheltered from typhoons and with little history of deadly earthquakes or tsunamis.
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Pretty soon it was clear that my journey from sheltered Irish country girl to French temptress would have a long way to go.
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Forty states received grants to help people find and maintain ordinary jobs in the community, rather than in traditional subminimum wage sheltered workshops.
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While I realized we were properly sheltered, the furious rattle of the wind against the home's metal shutters left me cold with fear.
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But I had cleaned up the porch and sheltered my children from the worst of it, which was the best I could do.
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She assigned all her earnings to a Carmelite order that had sheltered her for decades, and she attended Mass daily, even when traveling.
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Students learned it was facing closure as they sheltered in place and adjusted to sometimes-haphazard online instruction in studio art and sculpture.
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Students learned it was facing closure as they sheltered in place and adjusted to sometimes-haphazard online instruction in studio art and sculpture.
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The couple at the center of the story, Mark and Karen Breakstone, lead sheltered, privileged lives, and fawn over their perfect daughter, Heather.
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As the coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19, continues to spread, having sheltered space is important to avoid contracting — and transmitting — the virus.
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He said he was largely sheltered from racism "because we were all immigrant kids," adding that his Indian parents always supported his comedy.
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Once an area that sheltered sailors and ceramics workers, the residents still proudly refer to the area as the Independent Republic of Triana.
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For years, they have put up with an unwanted guest that has dripped water on their heads and sheltered rats and other vermin.
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Poland was also very anti-Semitic, and although there were Poles who sheltered Jews, many instead turned them in and looted their property.
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We would have to learn to move through life as citizens of the world, not as the sheltered apprentices of a delirious master.
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Emperor Palpatine lived, after a fashion, and Kylo could feel in his very bones that this clone body sheltered the Emperor's actual spirit.
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One of these symbols was easy to decipher: it was an image of the palm of a hand, sheltered by a cobra's hood.
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With its vast underground parking garage, clean toilets, free food and sheltered plazas, the temple is a refuge from the noisy outside world.
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Dahana-e-Ahangaran has remained almost entirely sheltered from the violence since then: 18 years of relative peace, carrot picking and potato farming.
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In fall 2017, they decided to introduce Arctic Cocooning to share the experience of "being sheltered by the forest," Riitta told Business Insider.
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We cut abruptly to Jo running to Professor Bhaer and professing her love to him, sheltered under an umbrella in the pouring rain.
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A wild dugong's diet is comprised almost exclusively of seagrass, which grows in the shallow, relatively gentle water of sheltered bays and estuaries.
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A bend on the "wild river," as they called it, sheltered the two brothers and the other 15 remaining members of their tribe.
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When surveyed, the majority of disabled workers and a smaller majority of family members report a preference for supported employment over sheltered workshops.
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Eventually, people were supposed to be able to work themselves up to full productivity before graduating out of the sheltered workshop — a segregated, disabled-only workplace that is supposed to double as job training for disabled people However, instead of their original intended use, subminimum wage and sheltered workshops have become permanent for many disabled workers, especially those with intellectual disabilities.
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Before she entered the professional realm, she says that she felt "sheltered" from matter of diversity in dance – something that's changed throughout her career.
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They cited the men's smiles as evidence the men were not in medical distress and had not needed to be sheltered for three days.
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For banks that are a part of Sheltered Harbor, the organization provides standards designed to back up the financial data they generate each day.
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The Ship by Antonia Honeywell Society has collapsed, and Lalla grew up sheltered from the chaos, above London's streets in a high-security flat.
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Calabria is said to have been visited by Homer's Odysseus and at various times sheltered wandering sailors from Greece, Africa, and the Middle East.
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Lane says Greer's children have been "sheltered" from what has happened, but the family has told them that their mother is now "an angel."
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An overwhelming majority of the city's homeless population is sheltered, with about 58,000 people living in facilities overseen by the Department of Homeless Services.
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Around 6,000 are in Bihac and Velika Kladusa, two towns bordering Croatia, but only about 3,500 have been sheltered in four transit centers there.
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Since its founding as a confederation in 1867, Canada has sheltered under the protection of a superpower, first Britain and then the United States.
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In the U.S., compulsory schooling and age-based classrooms inaugurated in the 173s laid the groundwork for imagining teen years as a sheltered phase.
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She had to be both otherworldly and down-to-earth; purely good without being totally dull; sheltered and innocent but never naïve or stupid.
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Home organization takes effort, but even just one trusted hack can help us feel sheltered from, and in control of, all that outside noise.
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If all the Fortune 2410 companies paid taxes on their sheltered profits, the researchers tallied, the government would receive a whopping $717.8 billion windfall.
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The museum's collection comprises some 2,500 works of art (paintings, drawing, sculptures, and more) made by mentally disabled artists working within a sheltered workshop.
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Read more: Finding the family who sheltered us in Mosul The night before, the commander of the Iraqi Army's Ninth Armored Division, Lt. Gen.
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"What is going on is that munis have to yield enough so they are competitive with other tax sheltered instruments like 22016k's," he said.
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But the appeal of studying in old buildings, combined with free tuition and regulatory barriers to entry, have sheltered the public sector from competition.
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Through him, we learn she was a sheltered child pianist who quit when she discovered her limits ("I hoped I'd be a piano genius").
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If all the Fortune 2410 companies paid taxes on their sheltered profits, the researchers tallied, the government would receive a whopping $27 billion windfall.
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This is the second time in the last year Richard's had to leave his home -- where he's been sheltered for years -- for hospital care.
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Meanwhile, students at Antioch College in Ohio conceived of a "Nomadic/Pneumatic Campus," an outdoor classroom sheltered by a 40-foot-high polyvinyl canopy.
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The family was considered Hamas royalty for having sheltered leaders wanted by Israel, including Mohammed Deif, the Qassam commander in chief lionized by Palestinians.
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Economists persuaded governments to abandon mercantilism by demonstrating that trade barriers imposed higher prices on the masses while narrowly benefiting those sheltered from competition.
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Mr Duque, who calls FARC 2 a "gang of narco-terrorists" sheltered by Venezuela, may be tempted to strike its bases inside that country.
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Some said on social media that they had sheltered in shops and restaurants in central Strasbourg as the police and military patrolled the streets.
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Aston Villa distributed 1,000 packed lunches intended for matchday staff at their postponed game with Chelsea to local homeless organisations and sheltered accommodation units.
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"The world is aware that this fabricated narrative comes from the epicenter of global terrorism, where ring-leaders are sheltered for years," she said.
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The urban populations showed a great reduction in the "flight to light" response in contrast to the moths from sheltered populations, the researchers found.
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Our latest 360 video takes you to Kaziranga National Park in India, where two-thirds of the world's greater one-horned rhinoceroses are sheltered.
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The hillside, which had raised so many of their ancestors and grown so many of their crops, sheltered them from the worst of it.
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Like most sheltered civilians, I've had no finest hours, just a streak of fine ones on the sidelines as others make far greater sacrifices.
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Two studious but sheltered high school students decide to let loose on the eve of their graduation day in this coming-of-age tale.
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Many of the students whom Heller depicts in his article came off sounding whiny and sheltered when they were expressing valid feelings of marginalization.
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Beigel was one of 17 people shot and killed at the school February 14 after he sheltered terrified students who were fleeing the gunman.
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Residents are instead instructed to go inside and remain sheltered for up to 14 days or until they are told it's safe to leave.
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But the classic experience — a four-year residential college sheltered from the real world — is not what happens for 80 percent of college students.
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Across the border rocket warning sirens sounded almost non-stop from sunset on Wednesday in Israeli towns and villages where residents sheltered in bunkers.
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Last year, the total number of sheltered and unsheltered homeless people in the city was 75,323, which included 2300,222 people between ages 220 and 217.
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In an attempt to protect her young son, Jenelle Evans kept 7-year-old Jace sheltered from the drama of her now-resolved custody battle.
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The military has also repeatedly denied allegations leveled by the United States, Afghanistan and others that is has covertly sheltered militants based along its borders.
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According to NASA, it's possible that the vortex stays blue because it remains sheltered from sunlight, and therefore particles of smog, as the season changes.
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Hong Kong has been relatively sheltered from the rise of passive investing, which has undercut traditional money managers and driven down fees in the West.
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An elderly man makes his way through wreckage toward the St. Thomas Catholic Church in Chimanimani, where dozens of families are sheltered, on March 19.
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But once Mr Hun Sen, a defector from the Khmers Rouges sheltered by Vietnam, fully consolidated power in the 1990s, China began assiduously courting him.
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Between 60% and 80% of those who have been sheltered by Uganda are women or children, according to Amnesty International and the International Rescue Committee.
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Below it, sheltered under their blanket of thick winter cloud, the residents of Ushuaia, the southernmost city on Earth, remained oblivious of their interstellar visitor.
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He heard Smetana's surging "Má Vlast" played to exuberant Velvet Revolutionaries in Czechoslovakia, and, surreally, was sheltered from a police crackdown along with Shirley Temple.
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After a few minutes on the floor we looked for a more sheltered place to hide and found one in a corner, behind a screen.
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The affluent New Jersey municipality of Princeton has been rocked to its sheltered core after a group of underage teenagers was caught playing Jews vs.
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Though it might seem novel, the Valley is not sheltered, nor is it immune to national politics — a fact that the Valley used to know.
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" HRW also documented that, "Security forces arrested tens of thousands of students, teachers, opposition politicians, health workers, and those who sheltered or assisted fleeing protesters.
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And across southern Iraq protest leaders threatened to return to the gates of the Green Zone, the government's sheltered enclave in the heart of Baghdad.
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In South Africa, the car industry is sheltered by a 20% tariff on imports of new cars and an outright ban on importing used cars.
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Within that enclosure, and sheltered from any impact, are emergency stairways, elevator shafts and the vertical channels through which electrical, communication and plumbing lines run.
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Having sheltered some purchase on a short, one-way trip home by car, subway or along a sidewalk, it is often abandoned to the wind.
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The Hi-Way Tabernacle became a FEMA staging center and sheltered 70 people and sent out over 8,85033 emergency meals, according to The Washington Post.
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"We were thinking about how the house sheltered and protected a queer subculture — mostly gay men and mostly artists, who weren't totally out," Gerard explains.
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Supun Thilina Kellapatha, his wife and their toddler also sheltered Mr. Snowden, putting him up for about three days in their 250-square-foot apartment.
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Here is our call to action: refugee children, whether on our doorsteps, or in remote borderlands, must be protected, sheltered and equipped for their futures.
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The divers are making the complicated dive back and forth to the small, cramped shelf where the boys have sheltered within the flooded cave complex.
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The home sheltered Continental Army troops during the Revolutionary War and housed slaves who escaped from the Confederacy during the Civil War, according to Airbnb.
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The "dumbbell" design was conceived to give each tenant its own floor and create an entrance and outdoor common area sheltered from the busy intersection.
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For a time the "offices" of The Whole Earth Catalog, in their temporary digs in California's Saline Valley, were sheltered in just such a bubble.
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They are also a value-based generation and have been praised and sheltered and as such they do not like to consume anything in silence.
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According to a 214 audit from the Government Accountability Office, only 5 percent of sheltered workshop employees ever transition to outside jobs with normal pay.
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Ross Ryan, an Oregon man with an intellectual disability, stayed at a sheltered workshop for 22 years until a class action lawsuit shut it down.
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The Taliban had sheltered Osama bin Laden, after all, and therefore every abettor of its regime, no matter how inconsequential, was a terrorist as well.
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"This man tested positive for the coronavirus and cannot continue travelling and cannot go to a hotel, so had to be sheltered elsewhere," Faber said.
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"My heart is broken for the sheltered animals that we lost," Elizabeth Burrows, executive director of the Humane Society of Grand Bahama, told the outlet.
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"Lee side" may make solvers think about nautical terms, where the lee side is the side of a vessel that is sheltered from the wind.
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INDOORS A brick staircase that meanders down a rocky slope leads to a courtyard, where the main entrance is sheltered by an overhanging slate roof.
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Companies in the US will be sheltered from these effects because they source most of their panels from other countries — namely, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand.
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The fire department tweeted Friday afternoon that 48 people were being sheltered there, and the Red Cross set up an overnight shelter at another church.
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The refugees sheltered Snowden in the summer of 2013 when he fled the U.S. following his disclosure of documents from the National Security Agency (NSA).
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I went from a sheltered upbringing among scientists and ideas to be told that when I was done shoveling snow, I could do my homework.
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Men wore bomber and jean jackets, as well as every blazer sibling: velvet, plaid, striped, polka-dotted, flora'd, fauna'd and the stately, sheltered eldest: navy.
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It also forced a sheltered swath of America to face what people of color have always known: That dark skin alone can get you killed.
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Washington intervened in Afghanistan in 2001 to help overthrow a Taliban government that had sheltered Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda group, responsible for the Sept.
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They were sheltered and protected for two months by Canadian diplomats, including the country's ambassador to Iran, Kenneth D. Taylor, who helped engineer their rescue.
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"This man tested positive for the coronavirus and cannot continue traveling and cannot go to a hotel, so had to be sheltered elsewhere," Faber said.
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This is a lesson that all men and white women in science must learn: We must continually remind ourselves that our experiences are profoundly sheltered.
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We fled to Damascus where my mother's family sheltered us, expecting that we would be back in a few days or a week at most.
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But the change means that some nursing homes could be sheltered from fines above the maximum per-instance fine of $0003,965 even for egregious mistakes.
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Police were acting on a tip-off that gunmen who attacked police two days earlier were being sheltered in the village, called Kotankauk, the office said.
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Several staff at the Galveston Island Humane Society were considering sleeping on an air mattresses alongside 200 animals sheltered in place, said director Caroline Dorsett-Pate.
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I will always remember that time as a season where I grew from a sheltered, privileged girl, to a woman who is grateful for each opportunity.
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Vest isn't sure Nico understands the weight of the nondiscrimination ordinance, and he'd prefer that she stay sheltered from as much anti-trans sentiment as possible.
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I've met a few people and they've been sheltered their whole life and just totally out of touch, and Kurt is not like that at all.
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And sons Matt, 34, Bam, 32, Bear, 29, Gabe, 26, and Noah, 24, and daughters Snowbird, 22, and Rain, 14, have lived an admittedly sheltered life.
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Granted, he was 20 years old at the time, but that doesn't mean he was sheltered for what was ultimately a difficult time for the family.
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Just weeks before, Montana had opened a one-year window for suits against institutions that sheltered sex abusers as well as perpetrators who are still living.
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The more sheltered the life, the greater the collection: the Xuande emperor once placed a single order of 443,500 pieces for daily use at his court.
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Imagine living in Nazi Germany in a home where Jews were being secretly sheltered: how would you answer a question about their presence in the house?
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Moreover, the oil crisis has forced energy-based economies like Canada and Australia, which earlier felt sheltered from many ongoing global struggles, to recently boost accommodation.
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He still promises to curb the unsustainable pension system, to open sheltered industries to competition, to make it easier to dismiss salaried employees, and so on.
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Having grown up in a sheltered environment — the last time I had gotten into a fight was in kindergarten — I wasn't sure I would fit in.
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Depression kept pregnant women and mothers inactive and sheltered from danger while also ensuring they stayed close to home to bond with their children and mate.
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From there, a radio connection is made from a dish antenna 22019 feet in diameter, sheltered by an egg-shaped dome the size of a cottage.
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Ambulance EMT Robert Maldonado, who was sheltered in a locked room, told CNN affiliate WABC-TV that he and a partner heard someone yell for EMTs.
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One of the outcomes from those cyber exercises, referred to as the Hamilton Series, is the launch of a private-sector initiative known as Sheltered Harbor.
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Seven years ago, he had to give up his house and now lives in sheltered housing close to the Sainsbury's grocery store where he met Ellie.
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In the film, Mantis is a naive and sheltered alien who was abandoned by her family and raised by Ego (Kurt Russell) on an isolated planet.
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But their opposition also has much to do with the Dhammakaya temple, which they say the council has sheltered from investigations into its finances and beliefs.
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Both the families that sheltered the Mordechais during the German occupation were recognized as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem and the State of Israel.
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Toxic or not, New Jersey is virgin territory for the animal, which prefers relatively sheltered water, unmoved by winds, wave and tides, with plenty of eelgrass.
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Wizz's central and eastern European focus has sheltered it from some of the fierce price competition that has dominated Western Europe's aviation market in recent years.
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Also called a tax-sheltered annuity (TSA), a 403(b) is a retirement plan that can only be used by public schools and tax-exempt organizations.
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The High Line can feel isolated from the city, pedestaled and artificial, but that dark, sheltered stream of foot traffic also intersects with New York itself.
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"It is eccentric, but he sheltered us from people using the money to treat us differently," Leslie Feeney Baily told The New York Times in 2007.
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"I literally was so sheltered and naïve, and that's a lot why I think I got myself into so much trouble, in a way," she said.
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Ideally the work of art finds itself not just screened from the world, but shut up in a safe, permanently and totally sheltered from the eye.
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Seunggil pictures the cowards sheltered in the hollowed shell of the world, destroying it all without moving a single nerve or expending a decimal of energy.
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Dear Lydia, Growing up in an extremely sheltered and closeted religious atmosphere left me little to no means of growth in many areas of my life.
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Somehow, Zeif knew otherwise, and sheltered in place with his classmates while texting his younger brother, whom he quickly realized was just one floor above him.
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In the area around Fairbanks, the permafrost is "discontinuous," meaning permafrost often only forms in spots that are sheltered and cooled by thick vegetation or mountains.
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In contrast, nearly six out of 10 millennial males (57%) saved 6% or more of their pay in these tax-sheltered retirement accounts, the survey found.
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During halftime, an athletic young woman wearing a Yale letter sweater sheltered and steered my diminutive wife through packed crowds around the refreshment stands and restrooms.
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Quirky stable doors in the kitchen open to an outdoor seating and dining area, sheltered by a wooden pergola, with a kitchenette and shower room nearby.
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He had previously been employed in a sheltered workshop for 25 years, where he was paid half a cent per piece to grind bits of metal.
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This story will conclude with Gawker Media's popular brands sheltered under new ownership and the importance of a free and critical press reaffirmed by the courts.
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But even as sheltered as I was during the edit, I could see a palpable difference in how women in Hollywood were talking to one another.
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Fearing the worst, those of us sheltered on the first floor quickly scrambled up the stairs to the second floor, carrying the bedridden elderly with us.
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Hough was seemingly designed in a lab just to play the slick Collins, while Grande's sheltered, nerdy Penny Pingleton showcased her ability to do sketch comedy.
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Crime Louise Penny wrote the book on escapist mysteries — a dozen of them, in fact, almost all set in the sheltered Canadian village of Three Pines.
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In the movie, Lucy (Ksenia Solo) is a sheltered 20-year-old who inherited her mother's idealistic view of romance and appreciation of feel-good movies.
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Ms. Clark said the authorities were still sheltered in place waiting for the storm to pass and had not yet determined whether there was widespread flooding.
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Without her I would have had a more closed, sheltered existence, less touched by other people and places and less offended by the world's enormous inequalities.
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Most bouts are short and sheltered, driven chiefly by an inability to pay rent and likely to stabilise after rapid rehousing and time-limited housing vouchers.
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So I had this kind of extremely sheltered but very fun childhood where I would sometimes get to play with this giant telescope at the observatory.
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The "sanctuary" movement dates back to the 1980s, when U.S. churches sheltered Central American migrants who had fled civil strife in the region and feared deportation.
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Inside the Levi family living room, the brides and grooms and their closest family members gathered, practically on top of one another, sheltered from the storm.
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Sheltered from London's incessant rain by an undercroft, the space has stairs, ledges and a large, smoothly paved expanse that sweeps into a three-sided bank.
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Beyond doubling maximum contributions, account holders should be able to pay for expenses of their elderly parents and rollover tax-sheltered balances to surviving family members.
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Nicknamed Glow Baby for his changing hue of neon hair dyes, he spent that Thanksgiving at a nearby church, grateful to be sheltered from the cold.
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But some residents said the reasoning could prove shortsighted since homeless people were unlikely to find an affordable apartment in the neighborhood they were sheltered in.
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"Gunpowder" is less concerned with the details of history, though, than it is with atmosphere, particularly the terror felt by priests and those who sheltered them.
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In the past two elections, Ms. Simbo added, she had sheltered friends fleeing violence at the hands of the ruling ZANU-PF party and the police.
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Massachusetts and New York, among others, have begun processes to phase out sheltered workshops over time while increasing supported employment services during that phase-out period.
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Many providers have lobbied aggressively against these moves, fearing that the loss of sheltered workshops and sub-minimum wage will threaten their well-established business models.
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Slipping on a pair of sandals, their soles recycled from old car tires, the Warriors head out of their "kraal," a small sheltered community, to begin tracking.
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Monica Marie Carreon, 22, sheltered inside Shoe Palace with her twin 1-year-old sons and three other people, said she heard as many as 10 shots.
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The closure came just weeks after some 400 migrants were transferred to centers from a local gymnasium, where they were temporarily sheltered after another camp was shut.
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I have the privilege to be sheltered in the richer northern part of the city, almost completely segregated from the protests that flared up over the winter.
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He steered me toward a "safe" dish that wouldn't shock my sheltered caucasian senses, he poured a cup of tea for each of us and we talked.
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Another way forward could be to identify the most resilient sorts of coral in spots that are most sheltered from changing ocean temperatures and other human harm.
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Sheltered Ester is a blackamoor, and once on the road she learns that life is very different when she's away from the protection of her powerful family.
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Canadian advocacy group Rainbow Railroad said the Chechens, who were fleeing a violent crackdown against them in the Russian republic, had initially been sheltered in Russian safehouses.
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The United States intervened in Afghanistan in 2001 to help opposition forces topple the Taliban government which had sheltered the al Qaeda militants responsible for the Sept.
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The only segments — the sheltered sectors — of the economy escaping the impact of foreign competition are those protected by regulatory provisions in particular service and manufacturing industries.
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That means Stella's family has sheltered her from the "tough stuff," including her mother's secret affair with a woman and her brother selling drugs to soccer moms.
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About 100,000 refugees remain in camps across the border in Thailand, according to the United Nations refugee agency, while others sheltered within Myanmar after fleeing their homes.
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Another bonus: they're all air conditioned and sheltered from the elements, so even the typical June thunderstorms that rolled through each day didn't shut them down. 3.
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After the storm, an estimated 41,400 people, including tens of thousands who had sheltered there, gathered at the stadium to be bused to Houston, the application said.
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The official border crossings were abruptly ordered closed last month after a series of attacks Pakistan blames on militants sheltered in Afghanistan, heightening tension between the neighbours.
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She had sheltered in a bottom apartment for the storm, and when the eyewall hit, the roof of her home flew off and landed on her car.
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Yet cash is important; without the means to pay a phone bill or a haircut, no one, however well-nourished and sheltered, is liable to kick on.
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I assert that Qatar sheltered KSM implicates the State of Qatar and those who supported, employed, and protected this future mass murderer must be brought to justice.
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Iranian negotiators later told the journalist Mark Bowden that they had stalled to deliberately hurt Mr. Carter, as punishment for his having sheltered the former Iranian shah.
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In 1945, Allied troops discovered the painting in mines near Salzburg, where it had been sheltered from aerial bombings, and it was returned to France in 1949.
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The progressive tent has sheltered Theodore Roosevelt, who championed a "progressive" income tax while bringing "progress" to the Philippines, along with the water cure and concentration camps.
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I instinctively take refuge on the inside of the curve where it's more sheltered, but a horn reminds me that I should be traveling on the left.
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Their boat resembled an inflatable D-Day landing craft: 35 feet long with missile-like pontoons on the sides, its dozen passengers sheltered safely in the middle.
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And while computer vision can't stop extreme weather, it is at the heart of a growing trend that may eventually offer an alternative, sheltered from the elements.
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Nick and Grace were 15 when Jeffrey graduated from high school and began the difficult transition from the sheltered special education system to the unmerciful adult world.
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The result is that ISIS became isolated and far easier for international forces to target, while JFS remains relatively sheltered because of its deep integration with rebels.
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Born and brought up in sheltered and segregated expat communities in Argentina and Uruguay, she got out of South America while she was still in her teens.
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The characters in her poems — whose motives are thinly sheltered by reference to an "I" or a "you" — never quite coincide with who and how they fuck.
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Millions and millions are at home this week, sheltered in place, self-quarantined, working remotely, home-schooling, feeding one another soups and sandwiches, keeping panic at bay.
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Lining both sides of the long central passage of the catacomb at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn were family vaults that discreetly sheltered long-departed loved ones.
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Military spending, however, has opened up new vistas for opaque insider deals, sheltered from scrutiny by a cone of secrecy that covers the details of military spending.
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A fundraiser to help a woman in the Bahamas who sheltered nearly 100 stray dogs from Hurricane Dorian has reached more than $65,000 as of Tuesday morning.
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I had a fortunate upbringing, sheltered from financial struggles, but when I was in college, my mother went through bankruptcy and I began to understand financial insecurity.
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Earlier, Charles bowed his head in remembrance before the tomb of his grandmother, Princess Alice, a devout Christian who sheltered a Jewish family in Nazi-occupied Greece.
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Yes, I hear you say, perhaps I have been leading a sheltered life, but I thought managing all the apps on my phone was quite an achievement.
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About 2,500 people from damaged homes have been sheltered in hotels, while others have been taken to neighboring Kosovo or have moved to eastern areas of Albania.
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One of the pleasures of returning to this series, our crime columnist Marilyn Stasio writes, is visiting old friends in the sheltered Canadian village where it's set.
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When I got tired of watching, I hopped a cab to Puerto Escondido's Playa Puerto Angelito, about four miles north — a local beach that's sheltered and swimmable.
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Raised by a mother who's a street-corner Pentecostal minister, Tracey emerges into adulthood both sheltered and sex-crazed, in a constant state of controlled comic hysteria.
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Liz Weintraub, who worked in a sheltered workshop assembling shopping guides for grocery stores before becoming a lobbyist for disability rights, said her workplace was incredibly isolating.
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Once princess of the Amazons on a sheltered island paradise who was being trained to become an undefeatable warrior, her life is suddenly turned on its head.
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Glacier Bay boasts glaciers like Margerie Glacier, sheltered fjords and rainforests, according to the site, and is a great choice if you want to check out wildlife.
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In 2010, it merged with a Canadian company, in order to bring down its tax rate, and it sheltered its intellectual property in tax havens like Luxembourg.
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U.S.-backed Afghan forces overthrew the Taliban's hard-line Islamist government in late 2001 because it sheltered al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, architect of the Sept.
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At dusk on Thursday, groups of men and women huddled in camping tents under a freeway in Oakland, sheltered from the steady rain but not the dampness.
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Vermont became the first state to eliminate sheltered workshops in 2003, and has since acquired a reputation for high levels of integration in its developmental disability services.
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When I came out of Gawker Media, it was like this whole new world from which I'd been sheltered, which is a blessing and a curse, right?
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There are three tree houses in total: two are open, and the third is a sheltered lounge space, which is due to be completed later in the year.
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Typically, that's not how sex is portrayed for women characters (exception: Michaela Cole's Chewing Gum, a TV show centered around one sheltered woman's quest to lose her virginity).
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The Grants brought with them all the food and water they would need and cooked meals in a shallow cave sheltered by a tarp from the baking sun.
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It is led by a commander named Omar Khorasani, believed to have sheltered al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri and who has threatened to seize Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
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It has killed more than 1,500 people as air strikes pound residential areas where thousands had sheltered in basements across the densely populated enclave, according to a monitor.
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Deserters sheltered in the secluded crags and coves; Bill Looney, the tavern-owner, was known as the "Black Fox" for his prodigious feats piloting them to Union lines.
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The clip is taken from Stranger Things season 2, episode 3, "The Pollywog," when (spoiler!), a flashback explains how Hopper sheltered Eleven after the events of season 1.
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A federal report released in December found that the city's homeless population grew 23% in 2017, to more than 55,000, about three-quarters of whom are not sheltered.
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The two women I interview in the basement where women and children are being sheltered [in the Homs, Syria scene] — one of those women tells her own story.
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Figures such as Akhmatova wrote on through war and persecution not as sheltered recluses but as lovers, wives and mothers whose family commitments never silenced the creative voice.
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Both legally and otherwise, directly from their homelands or after spending time in Lebanon, or elsewhere in Turkey, which has sheltered more Syrian refugees than any other country.
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For two months, Brice and I had worried about the soldiers who were with us that day, about the civilians who sheltered us, about Mattar and her family.
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Approving new words is an intense, involved process that comprises different research methods -- all so your sheltered aunt can finally get a solid answer on what "Kush" means.
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If you are a long-term investor with some of your assets in a tax-sheltered account, consider concentrating your rebalancing moves there, according to analysts at Morningstar.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to send more than 3 million Syrian refugees sheltered in Turkey to Europe if the EU opposed Turkey's actions in northern Syria.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Hungry Venezuelans are rioting and looting amid worsening food shortages, but the OPEC country's remote oil fields have been sheltered from the social unrest so far.
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He was the first major public figure to resign in the wake of the so-called Panama Papers leaks, which showed that his family had sheltered money offshore.
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While the estate workers and the producers were preparing the site, they often found themselves congregating in a sheltered clearing behind the dunes, not far from the sea.
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Dodd-Frank's authors sheltered the CFPB within the Federal Reserve system, through which the bureau is funded, giving lawmakers no power over how much money the agency receives.
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In case of an actual nuclear strike, residents are instructed to go inside and remain sheltered for 14 days or until they are told it's safe to leave.
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