Made from dishwasher-safe and flexible polypropylene, the bowler hat colander is perfect for straining washed fruits and vegetables, or for straining pasta.
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But he wasn't using the tea balls for straining tea.
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Essential for straining cannabis plant matter out of finished infusions.
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Any excessive straining and you can open it all up.
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One camp blames aloof, cerebral Mr Obama for straining alliances.
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating.
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Their offense sputtered, straining to mesh Porzingis, Rose and Anthony.
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Paul was straining and I could hear it every time.
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Sports ____ Honeybees are under siege, straining the business of farming.
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Yet many people, at home and abroad, are straining nonetheless.
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I could feel the ballast shifting and outside rubber straining.
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The haul today is 22008 bags, hard and straining work.
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You could see him straining to tone down the insults.
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It's the parties, the glamour, the straining of the social ladder.
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Now it has to deal with straining U.S.-China ties too.
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The little structures straining against the calcium carbonate are called micelles.
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The FN boasts eight deputies but is straining to be heard.
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Straining our eyes, thinking about yourself in this weird projected way.
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Meanwhile his chaotic style is straining China's system to its limits.
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Japan's interest rates are already negative and straining financial institutions' profits.
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They were bleeding constantly and it was straining on my voice.
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Allow to infuse for at least 24 hours before straining. 2.
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He's an accumulation of tics straining inside an Oxford button-down.
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Jean, a therapist, is straining against the confines of her life.
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The smugglers are straining the capacity of rescue services to cope.
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But it is true that Mayotte's growing population is straining services.
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Cassidy's point about Obamacare's premiums straining enrollees' budgets has merit, too.
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Allow to infuse for at least 24 hours before straining. 2.
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Set aside for 10 minutes before straining, discarding the solids. 3.
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The shortfall was covered by the country's dioceses, financially straining some.
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Bankruptcies in Turkey are already on the rise, straining Turkish banks.
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Nature's dominant pollinator is under siege, straining the business of agriculture.
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European governments have been pointing fingers at one another, straining relations.
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An uptick in asylum claims is among the factors straining resources.
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If not a bad poem straining for the immediacy of life?
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Brexit: Britain's divorce from the E.U. is straining its political structures.
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"I'm gonna take me out of the situation," he said straining.
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Health and infrastructure services were straining to cope with a growing population.
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Both sides were left straining to spin the result as a win.
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The government has paid farmers during past droughts, straining the fiscal deficit.
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The result is almond milk you can drink immediately, no straining required.
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For all its straining, Zenefits began to fall short of revenue goals.
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The thousands of refugees are straining public services and the state's finances.
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As the proceedings start, they huddle near the door, straining to hear.
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Harris, still straining her phone above the crowd, cranes her neck skyward.
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The old lions of Capitol Hill were left straining to catch up.
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Nielsen had reportedly resisted the directive, straining her relationship with the president.
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating (1:00).
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating (31013:00).
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Then they speed up, straining to see the driver through the window.
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The noise is more intense; the pump beats like a straining heart.
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"We celebrated because we had a good effort," Blanco said, straining credulity.
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The performance was mildly excruciating, like watching Gramps straining to be hip.
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These places lack the diversity restrictionists say is straining the social fabric.
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Just the fear of a trade war is straining the global economy.
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Being quarantined today is less socially straining than just a decade ago.
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The population is swelling to the point of straining the transit system.
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He also missed several games after straining his hip in early March.
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I sat at a nearby table, straining to make out the conversation.
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As the critical peak season approached, the pace was straining many contractors.
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His straining against norms is not confined to his duels with Congress.
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And two, they prevent straining your eyes against the bright white environment.
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And he wasn&apost shouting or straining his voice to fight the sound.
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"You're the only thing that's mine," she said, her voice straining from tenderness.
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Border facilities are straining to handle large numbers of people and many children.
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Wind and solar stations can go up quickly without straining Eskom's balance-sheet.
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The change has meant job cuts in some areas, straining relations with workers.
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A dispute over tighter immigration rules has nonetheless been straining the ruling coalition.
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Alibaba's latest bet is straining the faith of Hong Kong's mid-cap investors.
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But GBS and microcephaly are already straining threadbare health systems throughout Latin America.
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Pete Olson (R-Texas) said he worried the rules were also straining dealers.
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But these medicines cost far more than conventional chemotherapy, straining European healthcare budgets.
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We need to prevent from spoiling landscapes or straining the already stressed infrastructure.
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He was hunched over, straining to pull the last out of a prototype.
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Chronic back pain can be emotionally straining in addition to the physical symptoms.
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A few years ago, Shannon found him behind the furnaces, straining to breathe.
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What's more, the crisis is straining the resources in place to help survivors.
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He's not straining to impress, and that, in and of itself, is impressive.
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I hear no concern for how far we are straining our environmental security!
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Right now the Navy is straining to reach a target of 355 ships.
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Even so, many Egyptians are straining under the combination of austerity and repression.
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Why protest loudly if the teams actually straining to catch up haven't surrendered?
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That should still be plenty to wake you up — without straining your heart.
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Woodruff missed nearly two months after straining his left oblique in late July.
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Vargas has averaged four innings per start, straining the bullpen every five days.
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The coffers of corporate America are straining under the weight of spare cash.
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From an economic perspective, our outdated visa caps are straining key American industries.
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With their lower incomes, the couple are straining to pay household bills. Mrs.
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But today's legal institutions are straining against this narrow concept of the mind.
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Similarly, in photographs the "Penetrables" are shown inhabited, with bodies straining against fabric.
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He's always straining to burst into the main story, Kool Aid Man-style.
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With bitcoin's popularity soaring, that arrangement leaves the system straining to handle the load.
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"I was still straining with learning production, and it was really frustrating," he admits.
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Alec Baldwin is barking out orders and Dan Marino is straining for good ideas.
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Michael is straining to maintain a brave face while still grieving his late wife.
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But the corruption arrests are straining more than just San Juan's relationship with Washington.
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Luckily, it's really easy to adjust this if the update is straining your eyes.
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Many starlets expect to quit after a couple of years, straining incubators' business model.
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And the markets have grown more moody in recent weeks, further straining investors' confidence.
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Turns out putting immense pressure on your face while straining your eyes is painful.
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Shallow wells, often straining to serve communities, can dry out due to rising temperatures.
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You could see him straining to be courteous, to cede the spotlight a bit.
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It is straining not to defend a law Congress enacted" and "doing so terribly.
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The mandates facing the SEC are growing and therefore further straining the resources available.
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Nah. The way to elevate regular yogurt into shrikhand-quality yogurt is by straining.
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Unlike dialogue, it requires screaming and grunting and in general straining the vocal cords.
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These high health care costs are straining individuals, governments, and companies around the world.
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Mr. Brown's bass repeats a five-note line, straining to contain some low furor.
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They are also straining the staffs and resources of morgues, and causing major backlogs.
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But even those initial cases were straining the health care system, a worrying sign.
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The closing of I.E.S. facilities was carried out haphazardly, straining the system for months.
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She was "very shut off," losing friends and straining her relationship with her mother.
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Here's the latest: • The fear of a trade war is straining the global economy.
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The floods have meant hours manning a pump, straining to hold back the water.
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It's the face of someone straining to hear what another person is really saying.
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He dismissed them as remnants of the Tea Party movement straining to remain relevant.
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I tried again, but he was strong, straining his neck and avoiding the tip.
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It was the right decision for our family, but still a financially straining one.
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Do not press the bonito flakes while straining, as it will cloud the dashi.
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Straining relations with Washington would be a risky — and for many citizens, unacceptable — gamble.
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A political crisis is blooming, and the country's institutions are straining to keep up.
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The tyro artist went for broke, straining at limits he would soon enough overcome.
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Firefighters have been straining to contain blazes that have surrounded this town of 7,600.
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Most modified garum recipes recommend boiling fish and water and straining the resulting mixture.
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Poignantly so, straining to the right or left, "you want them to be perfect."
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Protracted U.S.–China trade conflicts are straining supply chains essential to sourcing goods and services.
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In the deepening dusk we could barely distinguish the dark limbs straining to raise it.
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I can manage about 12 without straining too much, and that works fine for me.
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Squatting allegedly diminishes the feeling of straining, produces fewer hemorrhoids, decreases bloating and reduces constipation.
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Other parts of the world, meanwhile, may become drier, harming crops and straining water supplies.
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One of those life histories that had to be toned down to avoid straining belief.
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Human rights groups accuse him of systematically repressing dissent, straining relations with Western donor countries.
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Lowcock says U.N. agencies "are straining every sinew" to try to deliver aid from Syria.
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The IPO offers a way to raise capital without further straining the firm's balance-sheet.
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Russia and Turkey have been on opposing sides of the conflict in Syria, straining relations.
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Fine-Mesh Strainer A colander is really only useful for straining pasta, or washing produce.
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It's like you can see the cartoonist's fantasies straining as hard as his characters' buttons.
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Straining away, they text, date, and Google "hemorrhoids" at three times the pre-iPhone rate.
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Going after hardworking immigrants has adverse effects that go beyond straining our budgets and manpower.
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The over-the-ear design keeps them from straining your ears after an extended period.
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Our disputes over how to treat asylum seekers are straining European unity as never before.
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Daisy Lamboy stood on her roof, straining to find cellular signal to call emergency responders.
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But the oil price collapse and subsequent devaluation of the currency is straining the government.
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At the Olympics, the enthusiasm of Brazilian fans has been straining the boundaries of sportsmanship.
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And in this week's episode, 'Casualty,' you can see the series straining at the seams.
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The country is straining under the weight of more than two million refugees from Syria.
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And the skyrocketing cost of journal subscriptions, which have unlimited downloads, is straining library budgets.
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It was his first start since straining a muscle in his back on April 7.
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Canceling would mean straining the Academy's relationship with TV network ABC, which broadcasts the ceremony.
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After appropriately straining my eyes, I can see the terrible things they're saying about me.
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Young Mary is just there, a place holder, tokenized and straining the limits of credulity.
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Her dog, a Shih Tzu, was straining at his leash in anticipation of our arrival.
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Even so, a doubling of cases every four days has the structure creaking and straining.
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The number of foreign-born Americans is at record highs, straining national cohesion, raising distrust.
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Each patching, whether a physical surface or photograph, can take weeks of physically straining work.
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And the individual sections are, if anything, overcrafted, each straining for its own little epiphany.
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And by dint of their numbers, millennials may be also straining the mental health system.
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China accused Taiwan's intelligence agencies of targeting mainland university students for information, further straining relations.
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Straining for laughs, it undermines the humanity that Ms. Carr's comedy needs to stand on.
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Besides straining your eyes, digital screens can affect the body, brain and even your sleep.
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They drove on toward Ulster County, Olivier straining for a glimpse of the Manhattan skyline.
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But the economy has shown signs of straining despite the optimistic outlook signaled by stocks.
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Indeed, early studies indicate, gender progress — uncomfortable as it might sound — could be straining relationships.
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Minutes from meetings involving KPMG&aposs experts show them straining to fit the details together.
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Some Target workers recently said that their hours have been scaled back, straining them financially.
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The rhetoric is also straining the long ties between the American and Iranian business elite.
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Strain through a nut milk bag or other fine straining cloth, such as muslin. 2.
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They are appealing because they require so little time, but they also demand straining effort.
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"Why do I lose my voice when I have something to say?" she croons, straining.
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Can the Met keep up its crucial, but budget-straining, efforts to digitize its collections?
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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Right now, even without violence, refugees are straining host countries, such as Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
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But the influx of curiosity and support from voters has his campaign straining to keep up.
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This compression leaves the micelles straining outwards, putting pressure on the calcium carbonate and hardening it.
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And there I do think we start getting — we start straining the boundaries at a point.
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There, straining aslant, he took in the world that was to shape his work for good.
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When the candidate finally emerges through sliding doors the crowd surges forward, straining for a glimpse.
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Ideally, stools should be easy to pass without straining and without any intense sense of urgency.
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Some historically wet forests areas are drying out, straining the dwindling snails and inviting more wildfire.
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Guerra has been sidelined since straining his right calf three innings into his Opening Day start.
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Trump's comments risked further straining political ties with India, which are already under pressure over trade.
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Under Obama, U.S. foreign policy has pivoted away from Saudi Arabia, straining ties with the kingdom.
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Brexit is straining relations with Britain's European allies, while gobbling up the political class's available bandwidth.
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Yet the starkly different strategies of the candidates are straining the industry's bedrock notions of evenhandedness.
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He threw 23 pitches in his first start since straining his left oblique on June 24.
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Its images — fences, ships, hordes of straining bodies — bring gravity and historical resonance to the song.
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That realm is the next high ground, where nations are straining to gain a strategic advantage.
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I found Zuckerberg straining, not always coherently, to grasp problems for which he was plainly unprepared.
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The presidential election has divided the country, pitting friends against one another and even straining marriages.
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The goal is a pressing one in an aviation industry straining to reduce its environmental impact.
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S. tensions heightened after Washington hit Chinese telecoms giant Huawei with sanctions, further straining trade ties.
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Technologies are evolving at a record pace, straining outdated policies that simply have not kept up.
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Tensions between the YPG and Turkey have persisted, in turn straining ties between Washington and Ankara.
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"Azadi!" or freedom, the crowd chanted as drivers leaned out of their rickshaws, straining to hear.
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Chiellini and Barzagli, backed into a corner and straining every sinew, seemed to be having fun.
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That task became unusually difficult as agents investigated the Trump campaign, straining relationships with Mr. Trump.
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Coinbase's offices in downtown San Francisco show a start-up straining to keep up with growth.
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He was all smiles and almost cherubic before pedestrians straining to get a picture of him.
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Now, as China pushes electric vehicles to mass adoption, Western companies are straining to keep up.
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But Marmo says New York City's coronavirus epidemic is straining his industry to a breaking point.
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Its credibility-straining elements are not its academic theories, but its more conventional contrivances of plot.
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They also constitute an exodus that is straining the region's largely generous and permissive immigration policies.
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With Blackstone involved, Fox might be able to expand without straining its balance sheet any further.
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And all the while, he said, the system is straining to cope with the current demands.
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Anyone concerned about a common cold or sniffle will head for hospitals, straining already precious resources.
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But the restrictions have prevented workers from returning to factories and businesses, straining China's giant economy.
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Unfortunately, Facebook is straining its bottom line to make up for years of neglect around safety.
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You can pour your drink through the self-straining top with the press of a button.
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Lebanon has hosted over a million refugees fleeing Syria's conflict, straining public services around the country.
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But that dance is increasingly straining the patience, and trust, of the rest of the world.
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And all the while, he said, the system is straining to cope with the current demands.
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Straining to narrow the gap, Vonn approached a jump just after completing a hard left turn.
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Account executives (in Ms Bridgewater's day they were simply "clerks") stand behind them straining to hear.
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Oil and gas revenues have halved since 2014, straining a welfare state used to discourage dissent.
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On November 28, one of Lebanon's Eurobonds worth $1.5 billion will mature, further straining financial reserves.
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Trump obliged, straining and putting pressure on the machine in an attempt to break the glass.
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We the people are the lone piano, plinking nervously in the foreground, straining for a melody.
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This is straining another promise made by proponents of legalization: that small producers would be protected.
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You can feel the script, by Jason Begue and Shawn Snyder, straining to tickle an audience.
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Christmas lights refracted through a bourbon glass, red and gold emitting diodes straining through clouded amber.
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He is committed to his Dorne story, and keeps straining to tie it into the larger narrative.
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Now they&aposre straining for relevance and tripping all over themselves to align with that millennial socialist.
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"It was physically challenging, mentally straining with lots of emotional energy," Dressel said of his night's work.
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Its doctors are already straining to contain deadly outbreaks of other diseases, like malaria, measles and Ebola.
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How do you do that without straining the system and continue to provide good, high quality service?
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The National Health Service, straining under the burden of an ageing population, got almost all of it.
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He's on the 10-day disabled list after straining his right calf after bunting on Opening Day.
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It's caused by constantly being under the bright lights and straining to see small things we're using.
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And there is a sizable group of delegates here who are still straining to get behind Trump.
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Let cook for 10 minutes, then remove from heat and steep 10 minutes more before straining. 2.
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Rising U.S. healthcare costs, the most expensive worldwide, are straining budgets for families, employers and government agencies.
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But for an NSA director to publicly state that the President is straining key relationships...that's extraordinary.
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Meanwhile, the increase in the retirement-age population versus the working population is straining government pension schemes.
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Bouncers blocked the massive wooden doors, arms crossed and suits straining to contain overdeveloped biceps and deltoids.
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Widening the gap with treatments inaccessible to the poor might deepen divisions that are already straining democracies.
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I'm imagining all these judges straining to avoid new elections, and not wanting to toss out votes.
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In my mind's eye I had seen myself in chest-high waders, straining against a raging torrent.
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Mr. Lee, straining, ends up delivering a sentimentalism that undermines Mr. Church's performance and this film's promise.
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At the same time, Cuba's private and state businesses are straining to accommodate the influx of travelers.
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It's a straining for exaggerated politeness or elevated speech that reflects a society still riven by class.
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But since 2012 an economic boom has seen demand balloon by around 10 percent annually, straining capacity.
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Both the YPG and the Manbij Military Council are backed by the U.S., straining Washington-Ankara relations.
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Invest in physical infrastructure A symptom of success, cities like Austin are straining under rapid population growth.
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At high volumes, the mids overpower everything, leaving a muddled mess with no bass and straining highs.
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Former government officials have been publishing candid assessments about ways to avoid straining the U.S. health system.
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The better my son got, the more he could hear the piano straining under his nimble fingers.
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But with coronavirus cases doubling every four days, even France's relatively luxurious system is creaking and straining.
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These losses drive up prices for farmers who rent honeybees to pollinate their crops, straining their businesses.
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A clash over the Italian budget has already hurt the country's lenders, straining Europe's fledgling banking union.
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One thing is for certain, the North's provocations are straining the seven-decade U.S.-South Korea alliance.
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Here's what you need to know: • The fear of a trade war is straining the global economy.
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Gsellman, who had also been struggling, joined him this week after straining his left hamstring on Tuesday.
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A combination of rapid population growth and global urbanization is straining a crucial, often overlooked material: sand.
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The oil price shocks of the 1970s hurt economic growth, straining countries' ability to afford health care.
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But Trump is straining that loyalty to the breaking point for many Republicans, and beyond for some.
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The Secret Service is straining to keep up with Mr. Trump's large, mobile and high-profile family.
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Brian Jarvis, who lives near Dayton, Ohio, needed an orthopedist after straining an Achilles' tendon this summer.
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Ratner runs all over town, wheedling bookies, flying off the handle, straining to keep a younger mistress.
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Price: $26.39 Much easier than boiling water, straining the rice, et cetera... Price: $103 No cooking required.
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After straining, skim off the fat that accumulates at the top of the liquid and discard. 4.
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The legislation is supposed to be revenue-neutral in five years to avoid straining the budget deficit.
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This microscopic process mimics what should happen when we exercise strenuously, straining and then rebuilding our muscles.
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The boy began trembling and whimpering in pain, straining from wounds to his head, arm and leg.
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John Conroy's cinematography hustles and heaves, straining to inject a vitality that the story too often lacks.
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Then you'll make some basic coconut milk, blending the fresh coco meat with hot water and straining.
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A colander's main use is straining pasta, but it has become the headgear of choice for Pastafarians everywhere.
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These factors are straining sales, which are expected to grow only 1 percent year over year in 2017.
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Seattle SS Jean Segura is considered day-to-day after straining his right hamstring in Monday's home opener.
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Then Chris goads Hannah into speaking about a few guys who have made this straining process worth it.
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The partial shutdown is straining the country's immigration system, worsening backlogs in courts and complicating hiring for employers.
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So academics: you can teach that extra class or do more research without fretting about straining your relationship.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UNHCR said the exodus was straining several neighboring countries, notably Colombia.
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But the seven-week-long crisis hurt the rupee and drove sovereign bond yields higher, straining state finances.
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The ovulation testing kits: peeing in a plastic cup, dipping the strips of paper, straining to read results.
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Malnutrition and preventable disease continue to kill millions, straining health-care systems in both rich and poor countries.
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This, in turn, is dragging down the price of recycled materials, straining every part of the recycling industry.
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Churning out large and small-scaled tattoos, his straining postures have landed him appointments to see a chiropractor.
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If they should be straining the elastic limits of a pair of beige nylon stockings, all the better.
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But the transition team appeared to be straining under the enormous challenge of setting up a new administration.
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The dispute has escalated in the past month and also risks straining Ankara's relations with its western allies.
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The brutal Catch-22 about hemorrhoids is that they're usually caused by straining to pass a bowel movement.
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Let the gin mixture settle for a minute before straining and pouring it into the soda water. Enjoy!
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Early parliamentary elections look ever more likely, an outcome that Ukraine's Western backers have been straining to prevent.
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But the number of children born with Congenital Zika Syndrome is straining Brazil's already threadbare public health system.
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But with the ACA, the Justice Department is now straining to ignore legislative will and disregard the expectations.
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Mexican leadership has repeatedly denied it will cover the barrier's cost, straining ties between the usually cordial neighbors.
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Meanwhile they'll do undeniable harm to the Republican Party nationally and force tough, coalition-straining choices upon it.
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The home team is down 2-0 in the day's soccer matchup, straining to mount a sustained offensive.
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His challenge will be to govern within the law and to avoid straining democratic norms to breaking point.
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Also, the country's fans are straining the rules of decorum in sports that value silence, like table tennis.
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"Anyone who draws the connection between fantasy and the tragedy befalling the world is straining credulity," he said.
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These are professional Facebook users straining to build media companies, in other words, not the other way around.
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The straining process makes the yogurt creamier, richer in protein, and helps remove some of the dairy sugar.
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Oat milk is made by soaking steel cut oats in water, blending the mixture and then straining it.
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The virus is scything through its aged population and its hospitals are straining from a rush of patients.
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Anchorage was still essentially a frontier town that imagined it was a metropolis, straining to make itself real.
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It's left him straining to remain relevant amid Trump's daily briefings — carried live on cable television each afternoon.
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At the time of writing, this pandemic virus is now straining or overwhelming health systems around the world.
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The minute you feel the action straining toward an existential climax, you start to resist any further manipulation.
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Pulling on pants that were straining in the thighs as well as stomach, for instance, was irrationally troubling.
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But a combination of the regime's own financial mismanagement and strong American sanctions is clearly straining Iran's allies.
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As mayor, Mr. Barletta maintained that the newcomers were bringing crime and drug problems and straining city services.
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As sirens blared and gunfire crackled, the video showed officers straining to find the source of the shots.
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The crackdown comes as the coronavirus pandemic is straining already tense relations between the United States and China.
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He's also enormous, slabs of muscle straining against his uniform as he scrolls through text messages for hours.
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Mr. Erdogan has threatened to expand the Afrin operation to attack the town, straining United States-Turkish relations.
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After the massacre that left 26 dead, the cemetery in Sutherland Springs is straining to bury so many.
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The difficult-to-trace spread of the coronavirus across two continents is straining an already tenuous global order.
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Manufacturing is straining under President Trump's trade war, business investment is slowing and consumer confidence is showing cracks.
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After all, the refugee outflow from Syria has impacted Europe disproportionately, straining its institutions and radicalizing its politics.
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Large crowds waited behind metal barricades, straining to catch a glimpse of the royals, many with mobile phones.
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Iran's oil exports could fall by as much as two-thirds due to the sanctions, straining oil markets.
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But this problem, and their efforts to fix it, is straining the European Union to the breaking point.
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On days when the physically straining physical effects, it seemed as if documenting her journey was how she coped.
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By straining the binational relationship, the tariffs could also stymie efforts to fight cross-border crime, the group wrote.
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It's coming from the frothing jaws and fiercely straining neck of a Bull Terrier (or perhaps bull and terrier).
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She was even able to read the digital time on her TV box without straining her eyes — the dream.
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More than 40,000 immigration court hearings have been canceled since the government shutdown began, straining the country's immigration system.
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Authorities later confirmed he had been detained, straining already-tense ties between the mainland and the self-ruling island.
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The toil that the poor fellow suffers in so doing undercuts the very principle he is straining to illustrate.
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Straining to present himself as distinct from the group, he hardly invents a new personality, and how could he?
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The block is haunted by empty buildings and the occasional tourist straining for some echo of its harmonious past.
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Further straining tensions are Saudi concerns that the Iranian nuclear agreement could increase Tehran's ability to spread its influence.
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The United Nations last year estimated 40,000 Venezuelans were living in Trinidad, straining the government's ability to assist them.
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The standoff over the S-400s purchase is one of several issues straining ties between the two NATO allies.
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But the corruption arrests are straining more than just San Juan's relationship with Washington, DC. They are disrupting business.
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Lunar gravity meant they could pile a lot of rock on top of a building with- out straining it.
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Like parents straining to manage a child's tantrum, it's a power dynamic that oddly favors the weak and misbehaving.
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In the meantime, tensions could keep rising, pushing up oil prices and further straining an already dysfunctional Middle East.
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Tillerson arrived to his first visit to Beijing Saturday with no shortage of thorny issues straining U.S.-China relations.
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The NSA allegedly monitored phone calls involving Merkel and her aides, straining relations with Trump's predecessor, President Barack Obama.
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Last year a record 3.5 million tourists visited, straining dilapidated infrastructure and pushing up prices, especially in the capital.
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Insurers are already straining to build the reserves, which cut down on the funds available for more profitable investment.
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It bought bike-sharing firm Mobike for $2500 billion this year, an expensive acquisition that is straining its margins.
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Guerra has been sidelined since straining his right calf three innings into his Opening Day start against the Rockies.
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Schools that were already straining to cope with a huge influx of new pupils are now at breaking point.
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Snails and anchovies seemed to be straining to keep a $55 prime rib from seeming ordinary and slightly dry.
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" In an interview with Florida's WFLA, an audience member said Arnaud was "visibly straining to hold onto the rope.
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Cuddles is among the first in the group to be integrated into an assembly line, bent over, eyes straining.
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The camera lingered on smiling Singaporeans straining to take photos of the North Korean leader as he passed them.
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The financial cost of our current incarceration policy is straining government budgets; the human and community costs are incalculable.
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And the transition-during-combat will likely lead to increased losses, hurting morale and straining an already undermanned cadre.
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The startup of Energy Transfer's Dakota Access pipeline in 2017 changed that, but record production is straining capacity again.
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It also saved Mike and me from potentially straining our friendship down the road over a cell phone bill.
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The out-migration has accelerated the aging of Puerto Rico's remaining population, further straining government services, the economists said.
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He went 5-1, straining to make the 160-pound pro limit, usually eating more punches than he landed.
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At one site, Santiago Borden, 10, was straining to help, carrying a heavy jug of water over his shoulder.
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Netflix will reduce the quality of its streams in Europe to avoid straining the internet during the coronavirus outbreak.
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And remember: Jill Ellis has fresh legs (Christen Press, Carli Lloyd< Mallory Pugh) straining to get into this one.
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The trouble is Alaska is straining even to pay for the immediate toll of climate change on the landscape.
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His neck followed the head, tendons straining, and then his chest, his half-unbuttoned, sweaty, gray-and-brown shirt.
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The bickering focused even greater scrutiny on an American election system that is straining under human and mechanical error.
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President Trump's policies are straining the international trading system that for decades has helped corporate America reap increasing profits.
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MICHAEL POWELL This trilogy has had too many plot twists, like an overstuffed blockbuster franchise straining to outdo itself.
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Coming out of the final turn, she scrunched her face and summoned a burst, neck straining and legs pumping.
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Its government is straining under a mountain of debt, the economy is deteriorating and the Zika virus is spreading.
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" Mr. Jones, the director, asked, before talking about the piece's fantastical elements: "There is a straining-reality to opera.
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It might not be hot in southern Alaska, but it is very popular with tourists — straining its delicate ecosystem.
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"I think he looks damn good, considering he's 2,000 years old," he said, straining to keep a straight face.
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Much of Chafe's analysis is arcane, in places straining credulity; but Bach, too, was a man of arcane bent.
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Stop buying things to impress other peopleKeeping up with the "Joneses" is not only financially straining — it&aposs impossible.
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That includes the stove itself, a 1-liter insulated cook pot, a stabilizer, straining lid, and a plastic bowl.
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And the corn, which looked so promising just two weeks ago, is straining for fluid through long, scorching days.
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We rocked in our cradle, the roots around us straining and creaking like the timbers of a rolling ship.
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There's an entire world of laptops from trustworthy brands that tackle all of your essential tasks without straining your budget.
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Yet, in America, we do not enforce this rule, straining the very public resources that our poorest citizens rely upon.
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We ended up lingering for about half an hour at the Brothers and Sisters restaurant, straining to hear each other.
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And you could have all sorts of different types of beef, without straining the environment and with no animals suffering.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has been critical of the U.S., straining ties between the former colonial power and the United States.
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Now, she comes home from work exhausted from straining her good eye, which, she fears, could someday go bad too.
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Melody's mother leaves her behind to attend Oberlin and conceals her motherhood from her new friends, straining the parental relationship.
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But they often also benefit relatively wealthier people who don't need them while pushing up emissions and straining federal budgets.
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Even when aiming for catchiness, they can't stop fussing; they're always straining to make a song more convoluted and finicky.
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THEY have been living in tents in parks and community centres, and the authorities are straining to care for them.
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In 2000 Dorothy Gerber, following the advice of her pediatrician, started straining solid foods for her seven-month-old daughter.
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Another factor straining traditional control efforts is the female Aedes aegypti mosquito, which is primarily responsible for this global spread.
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During these sprints, its muscles are straining hard, but its head remains completely still so the cheetah doesn't lose balance.
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Miller describes a family sleepless from a man's hallucinations, and another overly affectionate boarder who is straining a couple's marriage.
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What remains amazing about all of those dunks is it really seemed that Carter was not straining to complete them.
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The Fiesta ST was particularly known for this, with a straining-at-the-leash attitude that made every drive exciting.
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This made my job covering the news easier, because I wasn't straining my eyes in order to get important information.
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The dairy-free milk is made by soaking steel-cut oats in water, blending the mixture and then straining it.
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Even established production regions like the Permian Basin in Texas are straining pipeline capacity because production has grown so much.
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The resulting increase in the uninsured would mean that hospitals would have to cover more uncompensated care, straining their budgets.
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Backers of the effort to leave the bloc have said that the growing number of migrants is straining Britain's resources.
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Umberger told me that she can't help straining for a glimpse in the film of Traylor at his sidewalk post.
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In 2014, thousands of children and unaccompanied minors coming from Central America flooded the southern border, straining the government's resources.
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These ballooning numbers are straining the shelter system to capacity and leading the administration to construct tent cities in Texas.
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We are straining at the seams spinning up servers to cope with traffic at over 1 million users per day.
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The departure of younger workers has left the territory with an older, poorer population, further straining the government's social services.
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The influx has burdened northern Brazilian states of Amazonas and Roraima, straining both states' hospitals and health and social services.
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But straining to parse out a difference between PED users is trying to have your cake and eat it, too.
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But if you don't discuss how work is impacting you and what's happening there, you could be straining your relationship.
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I looked into her eyes, straining to see some spark of avidity, of transgression, and got back a heavy stare.
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The president's less-than-perfect pronouncements, however, left public health officials straining to reconcile them on the Sunday talk shows.
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It's ready for straining and bottling and for me to make another batch with the pellicle its "mother" left behind.
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The authorities were also monitoring a dam in Marowanyati, Zimbabwe, that was straining to contain a night of heavy rainfall.
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He had a couple of bleeding people on the back of his cart and was pedaling furiously, his legs straining.
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Many of Mr. Trump's tariffs have come with the credibility-straining legal justification that they are required for national security.
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But even its relatively luxurious medical infrastructure is straining to keep up with a caseload that's doubling every four days.
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And McCollum missed 11 of the team's final 13 regular-season games after straining a muscle in his left knee.
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"It's a very human-centric design that makes sure the operators aren't straining or exposing themselves to injury," Drennan notes.
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This was the week when President Trump began straining against the limitations that the coronavirus outbreak has put on campaigning.
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Kinshasa has recorded 45 coronavirus cases since March 10, straining scarce health resources in one of the world's poorest countries.
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More than 26,000 well-wishers lined the streets of Windsor, straining for a glimpse of the couple, including some Americans.
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The company bought bike-sharing firm Mobike for $2.7 billion this year, an expensive acquisition that is straining its margins.
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The flight of refugees into other parts of the country is straining local resources and leaving authorities struggling to cope.
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His supporters quieted, straining to listen as the senator raised his voice to promise he will disrupt the power structure.
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Yet in America we do not enforce this rule, straining the very public resources that our poorest citizens rely upon.
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Early on Thursday, though, it appeared as if Day, the one-time student, was straining to impress Woods, the teacher.
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The women's protest march takes place on Saturday, but divisions over abortion rights are straining hopes for a united front.
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Millennials' willingness to splurge may have to do with how straining 2019 tended to feel for people, the study found.
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Some of the remaining S.O.C. employees are straining to keep up with new computerized pump truck monitors and GPS systems.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco, on Monday was placed on the 15-day disabled list after straining his left hamstring on Sunday.
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It looked turbulent, straining and frothing where it encountered the surface ice, as if it were determined not to freeze.
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Failure means the relentless upward climb of medical costs, which is straining the budgets of employers and Americans, will continue.
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Despite the overall decrease in the number of migrants, the smugglers are straining the capacity of rescue services to cope.
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I felt my limbs submit, and this time, when I went under, there was no burning, no straining for breath.
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Now, as Trump has further closed off America's borders, thousands of them are stranded in Mexico, straining the country's resources.
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Suddenly, I realized that the cable on my headset was straining as I tried to move closer in order to — intervene?
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I don't know when the piece ended — I was left straining to catch stray notes through the wind and considerable silence.
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"We are straining the capabilities of this spacecraft, and by tomorrow we'll know how we did," Stern told reporters on Monday.
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The deal comes amid a surge in migrants crossing into the US, straining the resources of federal immigration and border authorities.
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The prison system in those countries is already straining under the record levels of assault and self-harm that happen inside.
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As the weather worsens on Tuesday, the Kincade and Getty fires are straining the resources of fire departments across the state.
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At the same time, democracies were straining to establish themselves in societies still polarized and riven by corruption and class conflict.
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Doctors said the rise in the number of cases was straining some hospital wards where patients with TB are being treated.
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If you feel yourself pushing or straining with the muscles in your throat, you're more likely to damage your voice. 2.
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The asylum-seekers are arriving in mostly inflatable boats each week, often without enough fuel for the crossing, straining Spain's coastguard.
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Instead of straining to cobble together rent, many Californians are trading palm trees for cheaper pastures in Texas, Arizona and Nevada.
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"Why can't we do it this way?" the president often harrumphed at Mr Kelly, straining on his legal and constitutional leash.
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A glut of off-lease vehicles will hit the market this year, according to Edmunds, further straining demand for new vehicles.
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The debt restructuring and sale underscore how Brazil's severest recession since the 1930s is straining relations between corporate borrowers and lenders.
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The current situation is abhorrent for migrants, especially children, and it's overwhelming and straining communities as well as agents and officers.
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She addictively flipsthrough old photo albums, straining to find a spark of familiarity in pictures of the little girl sheonce knew.
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But it was the sixth episode, which means it can't quite make up for all the straining earlier in the season.
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There's rinsing, straining, chopping, dicing, roasting, flipping, and sautéing, none of which are particularly engaging unless you really love to cook.
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Such a level is key to promote expansion in investment banking and money management without straining costs, Sallouti has repeatedly said.
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Southwest and American were already grappling with a larger than normal number of out-of-service aircraft, further straining their fleets.
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When I visited him in his office at the university, he fired up an array of hard-drive-straining data sets.
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Bernie Sanders, voice straining as he spoke in a hotel ballroom near the Des Moines airport on Monday night, was triumphant.
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"At least we want our voices to be heard," she says, straining to speak over the sound of the loud-speakers.
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The truth is, while Donald Trump's presidential travel is indeed one factor straining the agency, it is not the only one.
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"My career was never based on pretty," one of the world's most beautiful women was saying recently, straining a listener's credulity.
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Nevertheless, both big and small screen productions have a habit of straining credulity, especially when it comes to on-screen weapons.
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When content is taken down from one platform, it often crops up on another - straining authorities' ability to police the web.
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Then there are those who traffic in angst professionally, who are straining to consider even the chance of a Trump election.
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Beckham, who had taken over as the Braves' regular shortstop, missed 18 games after straining the same hamstring in mid-April.
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Following the launch of a fifth Vietnamese airline in January, competition has become intense and is straining the country's aviation infrastructure.
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The shift is not only straining political and social cohesion, but also threatening the region's postwar principle of peace through prosperity.
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But instead of straining the grounds into hot water, we just stirred it right in—like a locavore's version of Nespresso.
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Goyal will now be minister of railways and commerce, at a time when trade ties with the United States are straining.
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Games Workshop's design team over the past decade kept adding more and more to the straining chassis of its basic mechanics.
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Overall, it was clear that officials were struggling to respond to the current situation, which is straining resources across several agencies.
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Medrich pooh-poohs another method, which involves straining the whites to remove the more watery bits that tend to feather out.
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The government approved an electricity plan in April that aims to boost generation capacity and bring down subsidies straining state finances.
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Remove from heat and let sit, undisturbed, for 10 minutes, before straining through a fine mesh-sieve set over a bowl.
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Durant had been sidelined since straining his right calf May 8 in Golden State's second-round series with the Houston Rockets.
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We were doing a lot of touring, and to find that emotion every night took a lot of straining as well.
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Durant has been sidelined since May 20.3 after straining his right calf against the Houston Rockets in the Western Conference semifinals.
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But some residents worry about the effects so many newcomers would have on a neighborhood that's already straining from rapid growth.
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The social network is straining to deal with skyrocketing usage as its 45,000 employees work from home for the first time.
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CM Labs records real-life equipment because each squeaky part and every straining engine can indicate optimal performance or incoming disaster.
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Some outside investors, he noted, are turning multifamily homes into illegal boardinghouses, crowding the community, exacerbating traffic problems and straining resources.
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Although she seemed a little fragile, she prevailed, singing in sweet, straining and soulful tones about troubled waters, prayer and hope.
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In straining to put the Bush years behind him, Obama had conflated victims and perpetrators: They, too, were all just folks.
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The UK's healthcare system is already straining under the surge of cases, with some London hospitals in particular, already becoming overwhelmed.
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Instead, Wake and Winslow come into focus through guttural exchanges, their physicality (farting, sweating, straining) and their built and natural environments.
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In the taxis, music blared out of straining car speakers and the din of traffic poured in through perpetually open windows.
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You're fairly upright and not straining your back or your neck to look at traffic signals, cars, or other road users.
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Not enough that you'll find yourself straining to press them, but it's also not easy to just hit one by accident.
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Dozens of countries and international organizations sent health workers and supplies to help hospitals straining to keep up with the caseload.
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The Inventory liked that the Press & Pour shaker is self-straining, insulated, and that you can use it with one hand.
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Chairman Schiff's report reads like the ramblings of a basement blogger straining to prove something when there is evidence of nothing.
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Goldman is straining relations with its rivals and its critics are ultra-vigilant for any sign of a "Government Sachs" plot.
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In addition to posing public health challenges, the outbreak has prompted mass closures of schools and businesses and is straining resources.
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Or so I told myself on Saturday, straining to find anything of interest in this leathery take on Mozart's dark masterpiece.
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When we first met at a music studio, I remember staring in the direction of his voice and straining my eyes.
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Trump's top envoys were straining to broker a last-minute compromise with Democrats and some of their own Republican Party's lawmakers.
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The shutdown over the border wall is also straining the country's immigration system and has been blamed for worsening backlogs in courts.
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The streets of midtown New York are filling with obnoxiously large crowds straining to see the holiday displays in department store windows.
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To watch The Bold Type is to both helplessly love it and to roll your eyes so hard you risk straining them.
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While the deal is still to be finalised, oil is already on its way to supply the pipeline, straining relations with Myanmar.
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The researchers were able to pick out sound signatures not just of the failure, but of the straining leading up to failure.
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It impacts our health in a subtle, sinister way: keeping us up at night, keeping our muscles tense, and straining our hearts.
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It's clear in those moments that the movie is straining to ignite a popular franchise, or pretend it was one all along.
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We see main characters straining against the cultural limitations of their surroundings, learning and struggling to sort out their relationship to society.
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It's still not the most enjoyable task, but it beats climbing back there and pretty much straining every muscle in your body.
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Female reindeer start gaining weight in the autumn and conceiving more calves, boosting competition for food and further straining the food supply.
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The backdrop: A swelling number of asylum seekers from Central America is straining the immigration system to the breaking point, AP reports.
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The deal was "well-packaged" as it would boost Singtel's earnings without straining its finances, Nomura said in a note on Thursday.
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Years of aggressive easing from the Bank of Japan have already pushed borrowing costs to or below zero, straining commercial banks' margins.
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On particularly sunny days, Ooi would experience severe headaches from straining against the glare of the sun, a common symptom for astigmats.
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Yet there he was Thursday night, straining to convince his sometimes-skeptical audience just how modest and incremental his executive actions are.
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If you were to momentarily check yourself, you'd probably realize it's terrible for the posture, straining on the eyes, and objectively uncomfortable.
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More from VICE: Straining to pass dry stools increases the risk of laceration of the anus, hemorrhoids, prolapse, and the condition diverticulosis.
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Sometimes, in exploring its bright and subtly impossible 3D architecture, I had to look away, for fear of straining my weary eyes.
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The crisis is straining neighboring countries, which host the vast majority of Syrian refugees and have contributed disproportionately highly as a result.
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It also sets up a meeting with other signatories on Friday aimed at saving the accord, which is straining under U.S. pressure.
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Medical volunteers rushed in fading evening light to get people to hospitals, which were straining to cope with the influx of injured.
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This incarceration separates mothers from their children, straining the most significant familial bond and contributing to intergenerational issues like addiction and poverty.
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The government gave no reason for measure, but its prisons were already straining capacity before the mass arrests that followed the coup.
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LAST year Soner Tufan, straining to keep up with demand for guided tours around Istanbul, decided to move to spacious new offices.
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NOTES: Dodgers OF Franklin Gutierrez was placed on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday after straining his left hamstring the previous night.
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"Sanskrit and Greek writings recommended water treatment methods such as filtering through charcoal, exposing to sunlight, boiling, and straining," the report says.
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Nets guard Jeremy Lin will miss at least two weeks after straining his left hamstring in Wednesday's win over the Detroit Pistons.
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The city was "the last possibility of the beautiful," he wrote, straining to surpass the superlative he had lavished on the country.
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Before the latest inflow, about 75,000 Rohinhya had fled to Bangladesh since October, joining tens of thousands already there and straining resources.
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It was just Kinsler's second game of the season, with the veteran second baseman straining a muscle in his thigh March 30.
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The resulting prices — $100,000 or more for a course of treatment — are straining the budgets of patients, insurers and government health programs.
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"A person is worth more than the worst thing they have ever done," she proclaims, her voice slightly straining at the seams.
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Political pressure for the long-contemplated change has increased greatly since oil prices began to plunge in 2014, straining Saudi Arabia's finances.
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"Microscopists usually have a problem with their eyes because of over straining," says Martha Nakaya - an experienced lab technologist of 11 years.
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The pandemic is not only causing illnesses and straining health care resources, it is attacking the economy from a multitude of angles.
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As moving as Mr. de la Manitou's testimony sometimes is, this movie too often feels like a credulity-straining attempt at hagiography.
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Yet processing centers and detention centers are filling, some to near-capacity, straining to meet even basic medical needs of migrant families.
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In a gripping video she made in Elmhurst's emergency department, where she works, Dr. Colleen Smith says the hospital is straining desperately.
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Coronavirus is straining a U.S. health care system that, for years, has had the worst maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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Fans hang over railings and cram into corners, standing four or five deep, straining on their toes to get a decent view.
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Aid agencies estimate that 536,000 people have arrived in the Cox's Bazar district, straining scarce resources of aid groups and local communities.
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The prime minister could woo the half-dozen right-wing members with legislation they want, straining the discipline of their new party.
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The crisis has also triggered a vast regional migration as Venezuelans flee the country's dire conditions, straining the resources of neighboring nations.
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On The Expanse, you can feel the producers straining against these challenges, and there are times when the seams start to show.
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Mr. Aronofsky is a virtuoso of mood and timing, a devoted student of form and technique straining to be a credible visionary.
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Further complicating matters is that their mothers often start new families with men they meet in South Korea, straining ties at home.
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"New York is not buying what President Trump is selling," Mr. Cuomo said, his voice straining against eruptions from a boisterous crowd.
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The system is straining under a growing population, and its failures are holding back the economy and making millions of riders miserable.
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He sat out Sunday's win over the Los Angeles Lakers after straining the calf early in Friday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Triple-hulled barges carrying everything from corn for breakfast cereal and cement for construction are a constant presence, led by straining tugboats.
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International ratings agencies have repeatedly lowered Tunisia's creditworthiness, straining the government's ability to borrow to invest in jobs or public works programs.
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On the debate stage, candidates for the Democratic nomination tussle for our attention, straining to exploit their allotted seconds of screen time.
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While borrowing might not help the book industry with sales figures, it could help keep the generation reading without straining their budgets.
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C Wilson Ramos sat out his second straight game after straining a hamstring running the bases in Friday's win over the Angels.
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It occurs when overworked muscles begin to die and leak their contents into the bloodstream, straining the kidneys and causing severe pain.
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Taiwan's parliament passed an anti-infiltration law on Tuesday to combat perceived threats from China, further straining ties between Taiwan and Beijing.
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Each figure stares into the distance, straining to make out which of the buses routinely promised by the sign might be approaching.
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Nissan-Renault relationship: The Japanese carmaker criticized its French partner's vow to block its overhaul effort, further straining the troubled auto alliance.
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No. 303 REBOUND 27: D'Angelo Russell, straining to win a close game, front-irons a midrange shot that falls right into Howard's arms.
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Brian Schatz, Democrat of Hawaii, Carson was characteristically at a loss for words, visibly straining to hold back the names of subordinates involved:Sen.
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In a typical video, Blippi — speaking directly to the camera, straining to project childlike wonder — explores things like buses, excavators, and jungle animals.
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So why not get one that will be able to do almost everything, with ratcheting that could prevent you from straining your wrist.
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However, when illegal content is taken down from one platform, it often crops up on another, straining authorities' ability to police the web.
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Consider teams like Detroit, Milwaukee, New Orleans — well ahead of the Knicks on the trail of developing talent yet still straining for mediocrity.
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In January, they severed it from the city's military airbase and took over a nearby hill, further straining its links to the outside.
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Mahathir had vowed to renegotiate or cancel what he calls "unfair" Chinese projects authorised by Najib, straining ties with Malaysia's biggest trading partner.
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He can see just a little bit of what might be coming — as if he's straining to glimpse signs of danger while blinkered.
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We know already that it is among the key forces displacing populations, leading to massive migrations that are straining stability and fuelling terrorism.
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Cook until the butter has melted, remove from heat, and let sit for 5 minutes before straining, discarding the garlic and thyme. 2.
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Meanwhile, the damaged heart's already narrowed, and crusty blood vessels struggle to keep up with the increased demand from the straining, wheezing heart.
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The Federal Reserve may be taking its time with interest rate hikes, straining the finances of some seniors who depend on investment income.
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The issue is straining relations between the airlines and their largest employee groups, some of which are in the middle of contract negotiations.
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The human spectators are jiggling happily in their seats, and the musicians are undeniably flesh-and-blood, sweating and straining at their instruments.
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Such deals would allow companies to gain scale by pooling resources with other firms, without straining financially or becoming dependent on one product.
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During the protests at Nepal's southern border, trade from India was halted, causing hardship for many Nepalese and straining relations between the countries.
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Fish are the fastest-growing protein source in a global food supply chain straining to feed a population of nearly 2166 billion people.
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The cyclone knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that were already straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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The conference call was marred by technical issues at times, with Mulvaney straining to be heard over orchestra music that mysteriously began playing.
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Some people have started using one of Blizzard's characters as a mascot for the protest, in hopes of straining Blizzard's relationship with China.
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When the smoke blew back, they waved their hands, straining against the wind, and a handful of women power-walked just below them.
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An increase of that size will make insurance prohibitively expensive for many families, further straining budgets at a time when Americans are hurting.
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The chair has a 275-pound weight capacity, and at no point did I feel like the chair was straining under my burden.
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But that is not always how it works here, straining relations between top Olympic officials and the group responsible for executing the event.
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The distraught Mojdeh spends much of her time with her ear to the wall straining to hear incriminating evidence of the possible affair.
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Mahathir had vowed to renegotiate or cancel what he calls "unfair" Chinese projects authorized by Najib, straining ties with Malaysia's biggest trading partner.
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Dive through the openings, stick to Johnson and make him work consistently rather than straining for one big takedown attempt and feeling disheartened.
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Viewers will eventually be interrupted, though, by the surprising sound of someone straining at an aria but not quite reaching the right notes.
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It's not just extra video streaming that is straining internet infrastructure, said Kin K. Leung, professor of internet technology at Imperial College London.
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But Florence promises heavy rains that some regions might not see in a thousand years, straining systems meant to keep state residents safe.
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The Americans had only just arrived in France that day so, perhaps not surprisingly, they are straining at the leash to get started.
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The burden falls disproportionately on hospitals serving rural communities, many of them already straining under heavy debt like the Charleston Area Medical Center.
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Whether she's arranging looped vocal samples, pitched percussive tinkle, or conventionally melodic piano chords, the fragments stand immobile, straining for an inert complexity.
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He remembers straining up the legendary Mont Ventoux in France last year, then hearing humming and seeing two e-bikes blow past him.
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Urban "heat island" effects could amplify the problems and increase the likelihood of disease, bringing migrations of climate refugees and further straining infrastructure.
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Border crossings hit the highest level in over a decade in May, straining resources and creating chaotic scenes at overcrowded border patrol facilities.
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But U.S. agencies have struggled to keep up with a surge of mostly families arriving at the border, straining resources and overcrowding facilities.
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Beto O'Rourke has driven alone across the plains, straining to find his emotional bearings — or at least a Pancake House in Liberal, Kan.
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People with hearing impairments are prone to auditory fatigue from straining to hear conversations throughout the day or blocking out distracting background noises.
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In just over two weeks the number of recorded cases in Italy has surged to 7,375 with 366 deaths, straining the health system.
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If more enter, the government fears being responsible for them for years, further roiling the country's social tensions and straining its battered economy.
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Part Elton John-style exhibitionist, part Chippendales dancer, he was a totem of good times in a terrorized city straining to have fun.
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Shock is clearly seen as somehow more extreme; it feels so visceral, a result of an unshakable sensitivity and a straining toward righteousness.
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The crisis involving the internet giants is not hitting our pocketbooks — it is straining our confidence in what we know about the world.
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Some of those who work in the shelter network say bottlenecks are straining both the children and the system that cares for them.
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State Representative Leanne Krueger-Braneky, a Democrat helping lead the party's strategy in legislative campaigns, said the Republican coalition was already straining badly.
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Then appreciate — please — that you "get along fine" with everyone, especially during a phase that's famous for straining families, some until they break.
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He did not land on the disabled list after mildly straining the middle finger on his throwing hand during his start on Tuesday.
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But Ryu, who is 3-0 with a 2.12 earned run average, landed on the disabled list after straining his groin on Wednesday.
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People on the beach straining their necks to peer thousands of miles into space missed the startling event just a few feet away.
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Then there are the waves of Syrian immigrants washing up in rubber rafts and straining the already-strained resources of a bankrupt Greece.
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With Blackstone providing the cash, Fox might be able to expand without straining its balance sheet any further, Jennifer Saba writes in Breakingviews.
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The U.S. had earlier removed Turkey from the F-35 program over the Russian arms purchases, further straining relations between the NATO allies.
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Robbins gives the appearance of a man straining to come up with a rationale for bothering to read and write poems at all.
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Russia's huge military exercise along its western border this week has increased nervousness among neighboring countries as well as straining relations with NATO.
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Cooper, too, has been straining to finish the last stretch of his Atlantic journey, as both his health and the coastline have deteriorated.
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They filled the aisles and the back of the room with additional seats, straining the hall's intended capacity of a hundred and twenty.
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The increase in family apprehensions combined with large groups -- defined as over 100 people -- crossing the border is straining the agency, officials say.
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James is officially day-to-day after straining his left groin during the Lakers' victory over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night.
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Many analysts see little room for the Bank of Japan to ramp up an already huge stimulus drive that is straining financial institutions.
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So it's no wonder then, that while he has so much physically straining work in December, Santa still manages to be quite rotund.
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Rising interest rates in the United States are driving money out of many developing countries, straining governments and pinching consumers around the globe.
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Most critically, the Mercers, his wealthy backers, cut ties with Bannon, suddenly straining his ambitions to challenge the GOP establishment in upcoming elections.
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The cyclone also knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that are straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Over dinner with family, at a hotel in the Hudson Valley, he felt his right ear ringing and found himself straining to hear.
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The potential trade action is further straining already-tense relations between the United States and Canada, two of the world's most integrated economies.
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All initial alternative straining shock aside, this strategy could serve as a handy hack for keeping thin spaghetti noodles from escaping down the drain.
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Dark Phoenix feels all too much like a movie made by men straining very hard to empathize with its female leads, but never succeeding.
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Utah, she noted, has warmed twice as fast as the global average over the last 22080 years, straining Salt Lake City's limited water supplies.
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Britain will become a much older country in the 2020s, straining the National Health Service and social care, both of which are already underfunded.
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The increasing number of families who choose to go that route, or are directed there by smugglers, is straining Border Patrol staffing and resources.
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On the Israeli side, civilians sought vantage points with binoculars and cameras, straining to see the action from kibbutz watchtowers or outcroppings of farmland.
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European stocks fell and government bond yields slipped on after the U.S. government hit Chinese telecoms giant Huawei with sanctions, further straining Sino-U.
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I can't possibly capture all that here without straining the editor's patience, so I'd like to offer thoughts on two points raised by others.
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Border apprehensions hit their highest level in more than a decade in May, straining resources and creating chaotic scenes at overcrowded border patrol facilities.
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What has given urgency to the situation is that growing numbers of migrants are remaining in Italy, straining to the limit its reception facilities.
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Under third-generation strong-arm ruler Kim Jong Un, missile tests have become more frequent, straining relations with South Korea and the United States.
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Despite Chinese denials, Australia has cited similar incidents as evidence that China is meddling in its domestic affairs, straining ties between the two countries.
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Following the announcement, some speculated a global helium shortage was straining its business of selling balloons for birthday parties, weddings and other special occasions.
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Truman looks upward, straining his eyes to see the top of the sky, but it curves away at a steep angle beyond his sight.
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Son can now make more long-range bets on emerging technologies like the "internet of things", without further straining the listed company's balance sheet.
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In the meantime, the controversy over the Russian intelligence operation is straining the fragile detente between Obama's White House and the Trump transition effort.
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That the candidates were straining to play nice was especially clear when Trump and his rivals were asked about the violence at Trump's rallies.
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Current service agreements with oil companies are straining Iraq's budget as the government pays them a fixed fee for increasing production at ageing fields.
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An Interior Ministry statement said 80 people had been killed and 231 wounded, with local hospitals straining to cope with those being brought in.
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All four have been critical of Trump, as well as of the current Democratic leaders of the House, straining party unity in that chamber.
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Face of a woman, calm transparent egg straining to shake off the thick head of hair through which she remains bound to primitive nature.
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He exited for precautionary reasons after mildly straining his left wrist while attempting to field Frazier's infield single after Pittsburgh's five-run first inning.
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While American environmentalists begged him to reject the project, Mr. Obama delayed his decision for years in part to avoid straining relations with Canada.
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For whatever reason, Putin appeared willing to see Iran hit, knowing the straining and destabilizing effect it may have on their alliance backing Assad.
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We all squeezed together on the bank of the river, straining to get a view of the bridge, which was dotted in colorful lights.
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Technological advancements and changing consumer habits are straining government infrastructure budgets and prompting lawmakers to increase tax rates to keep up with the times.
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Iran's oil exports could fall by as much as two-thirds by this year due to sanctions, straining oil markets amid supply outages elsewhere.
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The local government said Venezuelan arrivals represent 10 percent of the population of Roraima's capital, Boa Vista, or around 40,000 people, straining public services.
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During the war Erdogan refused to let the US deploy troops from Kurdish areas in northern Iraq and southern Turkey, straining US-Turkish relations.
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The outbreak is straining a health care system that was already overburdened, and many patients with other illnesses are now falling through the cracks.
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Or would she not "decisively emerge from the pack," her delicate lady vocal chords straining to be heard above the fray of manly war?
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But they must do that without roiling global markets, further straining relations with China and India or raising gasoline prices in the United States.
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The new outbreak comes as scientists warn that coral bleaching — death caused by the stress of rising ocean temperatures — is straining the reef's ecosystem.
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He said Durant had yet to even step on the court after straining a muscle in his right calf against the Rockets last week.
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But the YPG has been a main U.S. ally in the fight against Islamic State in Syria, infuriating Turkey and straining ties with Washington.
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By the end of last year, an estimated 40,000 Venezuelans had resettled in the state capital, Boa Vista, straining its infrastructure and health system.
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His remarkable reversal has banished Senator Bernie Sanders to a familiar electoral perch: an insurgent progressive long shot straining to catch an establishment favorite.
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More recently, Republican lawmakers in Mississippi, as in other conservative states, have come to see these policies as straining families and burdening state budgets.
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A constitutional lawyer, Lee seemed enthralled with the scene, scribbling notes and straining to ensure he could see all of the exhibits Schiff referenced.
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With the sign looming above, Ms. Nixon addressed the party's progressive caucus on Wednesday without the aid of a microphone, straining to be heard.
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My poor eyes, straining to look at my phone and navigate under the harsh lights of the endless Vegas tradeshow floors, really needed that.
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Top Russia investigators in Congress are straining to salvage some bipartisan cooperation amid acrimony that has come to threaten the credibility of their probes.
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People on the beach straining their necks to peer thousands of miles into space missed the more important event just a few feet away.
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Syrian refugees escape the war, but die from the cold More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the country's resources.
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Their populations are projected to more than double over the next decade after rapid expansion in recent years, further straining already maxed-out infrastructure.
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But what a drag to see her decisions weigh on you, making you complicit in her affair and straining your relationship with your father.
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The "Discovery" writers seem to be straining to give Tyler things to do this season, but the action sequences within the loop are compelling.
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At another, Del gets a "feeling in her chest like water straining against a door" when her friend-turned-lover says I love you.
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Then he cautiously lifts his head and steals a peek through the window, straining his eyes against the dimness of the Pine Tree kitchen.
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Straining against the formal dictates of classicism's ideology of control and moderation, the Romantics became, in essence, the modern world's first true "countercultural" movement.
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The effect is gestural and calligraphic, the architectural landscape straining up, taking on some of the kinetic energy of a marching line of people.
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Such a level is key to promote expansion in investment banking and money management without straining costs, Chief Executive Officer Roberto Sallouti said in February.
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During the conflict with Potanin, Deripaska refused to sell his stake in Nornickel, angering his Rusal partners - Prokhorov and Viktor Vekselberg and straining their relationship.
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It has also cut some $300 million to the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees and their descendants, known as UNRWA, further straining the Palestinian budget.
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The hospitals said the cuts are straining capacity for the hospitals, delaying urgent and life-saving treatments to Palestinians that they can only obtain there.
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Bundled against the cold, hundreds stood crammed shoulder-to-shoulder under fluorescent lights, deathly quiet, straining to hear their congresswoman over the feeble sound system.
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Officials and diplomats raised concerns the conflict could hit Bolivia's ties with global trade partners and hurt an economy already straining under declining gas exports.
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Following the announcement, some speculated a global helium shortage was straining its business of selling helium balloons for birthday parties, weddings and other special occasions.
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Why a company that's already straining to quell the bad press around this device would invite more of it by requesting a takedown is baffling.
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Standing desks allow you to be in an upright position, strengthening your bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments by straining them — but in a good way.
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So when an LA mixologist started shaking my two favorite things together and straining the results over ice, I knew I had to try it.
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"I can tell that William is straining to put a smile on his face, but chances are they've taken about 50 shots before," said Constantine.
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More than 1 million Venezuelans have already fled in the last two years, straining countries like Colombia, where at least 3,000 migrants arrive each day.
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Rio's government declared a state of fiscal emergency in June as an economic crisis sent tax revenue plummeting, straining public services and triggering federal aid.
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Kate tries to put on a good face and convince both herself and Toby that they're doing the right thing, but Toby knows she's straining.
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As a teenager he was a "bright young oik" straining against his humble working-class roots, just like Bruce Pike, the narrator of "Breath" (2008).
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Exports are straining U.S. pipeline and port capacity, and may be reaching a limit until capacity expansion underway are completed, one of the sources said.
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Disney is, in a real way, in the blockbuster business, making lots of Marvel, Star Wars, and animated films while rarely straining for much more.
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And there might be a protest or two, whether by a winner or by the orchestra, straining to play off an overly effusive trophy holder.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Saudi Arabia over the case, potentially straining the relationship between the strategic allies.
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The conflict inside the conservative camp is straining Merkel's already difficult task of bringing together parties with big differences on energy, Europe, migration and taxes.
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So a person who moves their bowels less often than once a day, but does not have any discomfort, straining, or other symptoms, is normal.
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Monochromatic pattern layers mimic the appearance of television static, yet the title invites viewers to look more closely, straining for visions of ships and seascapes.
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By potentially upending the deal and straining European nations' individual business interests in Iran, is Trump leveraging rivalries, to diminish the EU's overall economic clout?
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In most old photographs, his face is red and swollen and his shoulders are hunched, a sign that he is straining to catch his breath.
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Clinton, her campaign straining to build momentum, said that her husband would be "in charge of revitalizing the economy" in a second Clinton White House.
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"I had to tell my son that he can't go back to McKendree for his junior year," Mr. Morrison says, straining to choke back tears.
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Negotiations on renewing a trade deal last month produced few results, and the escalations are straining expectations for an upcoming high-level talks in September.
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Even as Republicans prepared to leave Cleveland, they were still straining to come to terms with the views and personality of their newly minted nominee.
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Caring for individuals with Alzheimer's or other dementias is emotionally, physically and financially straining, and poses special challenges due to the nature of the disease.
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You could tell how the people writing the news releases were straining to make the latest planet discovery sound even weirder than the last one.
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But there were challenges: A dangerous security situation in North Korea, an unpredictable Trump straining trade ties, and a slowing economy are Xi's top concerns.
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The town inspired a Tom Cruise movie, "All the Right Moves," about a high school football player straining to escape a life in the mills.
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Charles Hayter, chief executive of digital asset comparison site Crypto Compare, said his service was "straining at the seams" trying to cope with increased demand.
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Odyssey's most obvious inspiration is the brain-straining Myst games, which are enjoying a revival of sorts in new titles like Obduction and The Witness.
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When Germany voted last week, the village, like many along the Austrian border, swung hard to the far right, straining Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative alliance.
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Magic guard Michael Carter-Williams missed both of his shots from the floor prior to exiting in the second quarter after straining his left hip.
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But many of the expenses outlined in the indictment point to a family struggling with debt and straining to maintain an upper middle class lifestyle.
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Roughly 4,500 refugees are now are biding their time in Bosnia's border towns of Bihac and Velika Kladusa, and that's straining the country's limited resources.
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And now here I was in a locked room at Lincoln Square Mall, straining to recall my ancient physics education in order to get out.
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" Mr. Biden added, straining credulity, that because he had entered the race later than most other candidates, he needed to "catch up to the pack.
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Robinson Canó left after straining his left quad running to first base when he grounded out in the third following J.D. Davis' two-out double.
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The president's political rivals accuse him of straining relationships with allies in NATO and elsewhere while embracing despots, including President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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The practice makes it hard for news publishers to monetize that increase in readership, further straining an industry already challenged because of the coronavirus crisis.
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Some of those who work in the migrant shelter network say the bottleneck is straining both the children and the system that cares for them.
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Africa — where health systems are fragile and doctors are straining to contain outbreaks of malaria, measles and Ebola — may be particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Mr. Smilde mentioned a list of consequences that such isolation could entail, from access to bank loans to straining diplomatic ties with its largest neighbors.
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Education Department officials said the revisions targeted "frequent fliers," a handful of individuals who had generated thousands of complaints that were straining the department's resources.
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After straining to defend seats in bright-red states in 2018, Democrats are focused on picking off Republicans to claim the Senate majority in 2020.
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This filter-feeding sponge lives on coral reefs in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, straining tiny plankton to eat as it sits in the water.
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All of this has led about a million and a half Venezuelans to emigrate, straining the institutions and resources of most countries in the region.
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But what's clear is that the company's traditional embrace of transparency and flexibility for workers is straining as more employees question its motives and actions.
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They have joined more than 200,000 Rohingya already in Bangladesh, many living in official and makeshift camps, straining resources in one of Asia's poorest regions.
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Health reform, Obama promised, would "bend the cost curve" — it would slow the rise in health costs that was straining both government and corporate budgets.
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Shields begged for help with legal funds in a GoFundMe page he created in April, saying the custody battle was also straining his second marriage.
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Oil and coal supplies may dwindle while power transmission lines may snap, straining the endurance of the power sector as frigid air lingers even longer.
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But turmoil in Venezuela and external efforts to isolate President Nicolas Maduro are increasingly straining the country's oil industry, managed by state oil company PDVSA.
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Saudi Arabia has been struggling to preserve the coalition since Hadi's government and the STC turned on each other, straining Riyadh's alliance with the UAE.
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Remove from the heat and add in the cilantro, basil, and chili and allow to infuse for 30 minutes and up to an hour before straining.
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The EU has been straining to uphold the 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and world powers that U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of in May.
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Entry fees from registered runners go toward costs like food, police, and other operations, and with a glut of bandits, organizers are concerned about straining resources.
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The border cities of Reynosa, Nuevo Laredo, and Matamoros appear to be straining under a new wave of bloodshed driven by inter and intra-cartel feuding.
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Earlier this year, Australia banned China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from supplying equipment for a 5G mobile network citing national security risks, straining relations with Beijing.
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At the same time, tension has been rising over rival territorial claims in the South China Sea, straining ties between Vietnam and its giant neighbor China.
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China has been feverishly piling sand onto reefs in the South China Sea, creating seven new islets in the region and straining already taut geopolitical tensions.
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And TMCM's creator frequently appears: Wheeler draws himself as a square-toothed hulk straining for unique ideas and being taunted by his readers for becoming popular.
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Reno, Nevada (CNN)Donald Trump is straining to stay on message as he delivers his closing pitch to voters in the final days before the election.
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The number of mostly Central American families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and seeking asylum in the United States has ballooned in recent months, straining resources.
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In an interview with Conan O'Brien, he explained that he's "grown up" and realized that his constant staring at a phone was straining his familial relationships.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi rejected German criticism that sub-zero interest rates were impoverishing savers and straining top lender Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Continuing to prop up the currency would take a toll on China's foreign exchange reserves, while straining the amount of spare cash in the banking system.
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Sure, it's a useful way to get people to pay attention to product launches every year, but the formula is straining under Apple's recent marketing decisions.
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But as the date nears, Trump finds himself straining under the same pressures his predecessors faced to demonstrate a raft of achievements in the opening sprint.
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Robbers in other countries have targeted distracted mobile phone players, and Brazil's steepest economic recession since the 1930s has been stoking crime and straining public finances.
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With prolonged easing straining Japan's banking sector, even some within the central bank have publicly warned of the rising cost and diminishing returns of their policy.
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Brexit pushed down the value of the pound, raising the cost of producing consumer goods in Britain and straining relations between the country's retailers and suppliers.
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Sabathia was in the midst of a superb stretch, winning five consecutive starts before straining his left hamstring against the Los Angeles Angels on June 13.
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But Trump, who was faced scrutiny over the alleged ties of his entourage with Russia, reluctantly signed into law fresh sanctions against Moscow, further straining relations.
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Cross-border carloads were up 6.53 percent from a year earlier, straining operations and sending rail car dwell times up in its Monterrey and Sanchez terminals.
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Straining to hit absurd targets—inspired by memories of post-war food shortages—the government has pushed delta farmers to produce three rice crops per year.
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HBO's "Game of Thrones" returns for its sixth season on Sunday, leaving its legions of fans straining to remember where the show left off in June.
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He makes physically straining shots look effortless and doesn't rush his motion when a former Defensive Player of the Year lunges out to block his attempt.
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Facing a future that is more urban, more unequal and straining at ecological limits, cities in the developing world may look to Cape Town for lessons.
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And it is straining the politics of Western countries, where leaders have spent the past 15 years describing terrorism as a war that could be won.
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Sanchez, who also is featured on a large wall mural at Casa Padre, declined to discuss whether harsher border policies are benefitting or straining Southwest Key.
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The superfine mesh filter does a great job of straining grounds, provided you have the top mechanism properly nestled on before you press the plunger down.
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No one wants to part with what little cash there is, and the acute shortage of legal tender in the marketplace is badly straining the economy.
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Zimmermann, who had not pitched since straining his right groin May 22 against the Tampa Bay Rays, passed three crucial tests in three days this week.
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When fully moved, King pulled her microphone from its stand and bent over to her left, pleading and straining her powerful alto to its highest register.
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His father had a daughter with a different woman, and was living with them in Mr. Collazo's childhood home, further straining his relationship with his father.
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In Illinois, the absence of a budget means there has been no state financing, straining state universities and prompting some to furlough and lay off employees.
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FFXV is a mess, one that shows a development team straining to figure out what Final Fantasy means in 2016, but it's certainly not a trainwreck.
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A cholera outbreak spread in Port-au-Prince, overwhelming hospitals and straining a city crowded with the one million people displaced by the earthquake in January.
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In addition to the currency devaluation, reforms have included new taxes and deep cuts to energy subsidies, straining the budget of tens of millions of Egyptians.
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The coronavirus has killed hundreds in the United States and almost 20,000 worldwide, according to researchers and government officials, overwhelming hospitals and straining global medical supplies.
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When he does jab, about ninety percent of the time the jab is inconsequential and a straining right uppercut from down by the knees immediately follows.
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And it would arguably be good for San Francisco, which is straining to accommodate its current population and would be well served by a modest exodus.
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A series of economic and political shocks are fomenting disorder across the planet and straining an international political system that Trump deliberately set out to undermine.
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It's that they just don't recognize themselves in a party that thinks it's worth closing the government, destabilizing the economy and straining the military for it.
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But equating economic security with national security carries risks, including straining relations with foreign governments and turning already contentious issues — like trade practices — into intractable disputes.
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Robinson Canó played for the first time since straining his left quadriceps on May 22 but was pulled at the start of the fifth with tightness.
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When I started going blind, I was still trying to fight my case, and I remember sitting in the law library, straining to read the books.
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In fact, there's not much difference between Charcot's photographic illustrations of hysteria and the rigid, straining arch of Kiyo's body, panting and baying while Shimamura watches.
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This straining for broader appeal also shows up in the choice of jokes, which lean heavier on dogs and baseball than, say, her more ethnic material.
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Each country is implementing its own policies to protect its citizens and try to mitigate transmission, and those differences are straining the EU as an institution.
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The drop in apprehensions comes after a massive influx of migrant children and families arrived at US borders last year, overwhelming resources and straining agency morale.
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Either way, it's so important to get the brodo right, which requires very gentle simmering, straining, refrigerating, de-fatting and reducing to concentrate the lovely flavor.
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The company is straining to reconcile business realities with its long history of encouraging employees to speak out and sharing lots of internal information with them.
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At the same time, retiring baby boomers are straining the pension system, prompting the government to raise the age at which older people can collect benefits.
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Some Trump advisers had been urging the president to stick with the current trade agreement to avoid straining relations with a key U.S. ally in Asia.
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I think back on the drive, straining to imagine these post-hurricane conditions lingering in such a widespread way in any US state -- Florida to Hawaii.
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Similar dynamics could play out in Asia, where countries like the Philippines and Malaysia are already straining to balance the United States and a rising China.
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As the opioid epidemic sweeps through rural America, an ever-greater number of drug-dependent newborns are straining hospital neonatal units and draining precious medical resources.
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The report sent shockwaves through the Justice Department and the White House, further straining what was already a messy relationship between the president and his DOJ.
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The Republican Party is at the brink of breaking out into open warfare with itself after months of straining to keep its internal divisions under control.
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Brazil's recession, the worst since the 1930s, is stoking crime and straining public finances, leading to threats of police strikes on the eve of the games.
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I arrived merely as a tourist, though one with a specific modus operandi — finding the best the city has to offer without straining my frugal budget.
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The influx is straining resources in the western prairie province of Manitoba and in Quebec, where taxis drop asylum seekers off meters away from the Quebec-U.
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"We don't do anything that has to do with the government," he said, straining to understand the implications of someone impersonating his wife on a government website.
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The lender is straining to clean up its balance sheet after a property market collapse in 2008 which hit Spain's banks and caused steep losses for many.
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While Oettinger and the 63-year-old chancellor herself lean toward a final Merkel term that lasts into the 2020s, others are straining for a swifter handover.
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Control freak, taskmaster, breeder of grudges—she's described as "an itty-bitty ball of rage"—she's at war with another straining-after-perfection mother, Renata (Laura Dern).
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Some of the resulting fiscal boost would spill over into Italy through increased tourism and consumption of its exports, boosting demand without straining the Italian public purse.
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I accept this challenge because I'd rather rise to it than spend a lifetime straining to hear echoes of my experiences in the voices of white people.
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Beijing Dispatch The Chinese capital, like other cities far from the epidemic's center, has imposed restrictions and shut down public spaces, straining the ties that bind society.
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We just added some agave and a pinch of salt, but Almond Cow also has recipes for strawberry and chocolate almond milk, also with no straining required.
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Trump, who has grappled with hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria in the past six weeks, said at a briefing that the disasters were straining the U.S. budget.
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It was: the grandpas pleaded guilty and were sent to a high-security prison, some of them straining with their hearing aids to hear the judge's sentence.
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" Almost a year after the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, this effort may signal that the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign is straining Iran's "maximum patience.
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For instance, beefing up missile defences or bringing tactical nuclear weapons back to South Korea would hugely unsettle China (see article), straining the world's most crucial relationship.
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Straining under the pressure of having an impressive, unbeaten record—some of which was self-imposed – Strickland was admittedly not himself when he squared off against Ponzinibbio.
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"If you see a little bit of blood on the toilet paper, especially after you've been straining, that could be just an anal fissure," Dr. Knotts says.
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How they discovered it: The Berkeley researchers used data from satellites involved in a regional global positioning system to calculate stresses on Earth straining under water loads.
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But with trade issues straining relations, there have been rising concerns that China is intentionally weakening its currency to deflect the impact of tariffs on its goods.
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Her daughter, Dolly, is grappling with gender dysphoria, and her husband is straining under the weight of an enormous workload and an all-too-sexy personal assistant.
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They picked one off the tree, invited me into their home, showed me how they prepare it by cooking it and straining the pulp into a juice.
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Velasquez was 2-1.14 with a 5.58 ERA in 10 starts before straining the flexor in his right elbow and landing on the disabled list May 31.
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The message to voters, with lawmakers now back home and either avoiding constituents or straining to answer their questions, is increasingly murky -- and hamstrung by past sloganeering.
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Brazil's economic recession, the worst since the 1930s, is stoking crime and straining public finances, leading to threats of police strikes on the eve of the games.
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Chronic constipation occurs when a patient has no more than two complete bowel movements per week with hard stools, frequent straining and the sensation of incomplete evacuation.
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Boeing could appeal the decision, but risks straining its relationship with Canada after applying to stay in a race to supply 88 fighter planes to the country.
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On the foreign stage, he appeared more assertive, denying pleas for clemency in 2015 from foreign drug traffickers on death row, straining ties chiefly with neighbor Australia.
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Market analysts are troubled by a growth in U.S. crude production that is straining efforts from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to reduce global oversupply.
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Tens of thousands of migrant families cross the border each month, greatly straining an immigration system that has struggling to keep up amid Trump's hard-line rhetoric.
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It continues to affect their lives, they said, straining family relationships, shifting career paths and leaving voids in their lives that no form of justice can fill.
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On April 6, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy urging criminal prosecution of everyone who illegally crosses the U.S.-Mexico border, straining government resources.
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An uncompromising radical, Trotter refused to budge in his beliefs, and that rigidity eventually alienated nearly everyone in his life, straining his relationships and draining his finances.
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New York City F.C. said that midfielder Frank Lampard was expected to be sidelined for three to four weeks after straining a muscle in his left calf.
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The Scottish Fiscal Commission also underscored the risk of economic weakness derived from Brexit, a weaker outlook for global trade and an aging population straining public services.
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Continuing to prop it up would take a toll on China's (still sizable) foreign exchange reserves, while straining the amount of spare cash in the banking system.
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The lack of noise is nice, but you'll notice the machine straining to keep up at times, even if you're just opening a lot of browser tabs.
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The high prices for many drugs — some costing $100,000 or more for a course of treatment — also are straining the budgets of insurers and government health programs.
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" Straining to find a bright spot on the map, he noted, "We are running, right now, neck and neck with Donald Trump in the state of Vermont.
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"If I would have been there, I would have gone after him, I would have tried to stop it," Mr. DeFazio said, straining to hold back tears.
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Now, governments are pulling cash out of banks to plug budget deficits, straining deposit growth, particularly at banks with close state links such as NCB and NBAD.
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While straining to hold all the states Trump won, Democrats are also focused on Arizona and Nevada, which strategists said are crucial pick-ups for the party.
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Once you feel like the broth is ready, remove the pot from the heat and let cool slightly before straining the broth through a fine mesh sieve.
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But decreased oil revenue is straining the economy and forcing questions about whether the family can maintain its lavish lifestyle and its unchallenged grip on Saudi Arabia.
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Yet if she failed to reflect the national mood during her last run, Democrats had spent years before that straining to project indignation in the right proportions.
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But last year, when I saw "Girl" on its opening night in London, with a British ensemble straining for Americanness, the script often felt labored and imitative.
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That competition picked off some of American Express's most lucrative customers, straining its business in recent years, although the company's approach has begun to renew investors' enthusiasm.
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Facebook is reducing video streaming quality in Europe to avoid straining the internet, as more people are forced to stay at home due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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" And finally: "The stresses set up by the social changes wrought by the advent of technology are straining the structure of civilization beyond the limits of tolerance.
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I found myself wrestling with my own uncertainty, trying hard to remain unobtrusive, straining for the right balance between being invisible and turning into a mother lion.
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The country reported 29,155 cases and 1,696 deaths on Thursday, and its health care system, which ranks among the best in the world, is creaking and straining.
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Straining beyond the existing physical limits for any length of time would lead to rising inflation expectations, increasing bond yields, higher credit costs, slowing economy and worse.
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It happens that in the years when McCain and his fellow P.O.W.s were straining to keep faith with America, much of America had lost faith with them.
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Mayor de Blasio warned that the health care system was straining under the deluge of cases, and he again called on President Trump to send more help.
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There is more at work here, in other words, than Gucci sending girlie boys onto its runways dressed in frilly frocks or brands straining to appear woke.
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A common type of inhalers is joining a running list of potential shortages straining the US healthcare system as it gears up to fight the novel coronavirus.
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At least a few other candidates who took an assertive approach Tuesday are in similar straits, straining to raise money or meet the debate threshold or both.
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This revival of Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice" opened as one of the Met's popular new Sunday matinees, a welcome series that may also be straining the company.
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The Olympic 240-meter champion and world-record holder David Rudisha withdrew from the world championships after straining a thigh muscle in a training session in Kenya.
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Beneath its mushy music, "The Lovers" nurses something altogether more sour and more fruitful: a self-sabotaging desperation that you can sense Ms. Winger straining to vocalize.
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But decreased oil revenue is straining the economy and forcing questions about whether the family can maintain its lavish lifestyle and its unchallenged grip on the country.
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The high costs of protecting Trump, who has frequently traveled to his properties in New Jersey and Florida since taking office, are straining the Secret Service budget.
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For others, there are concerns about straining local resources or about their own legal liability, since some courts have ruled against prolonged detention due to ICE requests.
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Will Western liberal democracies, already straining under the combined demands of decaying civil infrastructure, aging populations, upgrading militaries and so on, be able to afford these investments?
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Her speech came as a major U.N. report warned that climate change is severely straining the world's oceans, creating profound risks for coastal cities and food supplies.
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In dry years, frequently less than 20 percent of the rivers complete the trip toward the Bay estuary, straining fish populations including the storied chinook salmon runs.
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Washington (CNN)The trade war with China has been particularly painful for American farmers, but a separate issue is currently straining their support for the administration: biofuel.
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"Trump Tower itself now presents a target to those who wish to commit acts of terror against our country, further straining our limited counterterrorism resources," O'Neill said.
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My friend neither blinks nor looks away, and the woman is forced to hold herself there as the seconds tick by, her small eyes open and straining.
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I loved We Have No Idea for its clear descriptions of physics that were neither watered down nor straining to prove how smart the book's authors are.
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About 69,000 Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh since October, straining relations between the two neighbors who each see the stateless Muslim minority as the other nation's problem.
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The show, however, is being made on the far side of these discussions, and in moments like these that you can feel things straining at the seams.
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And although colleges have increased the size of their counseling staffs, many campuses are still straining to keep up, forcing some institutions to rethink their treatment strategies.
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On walks, she pulls on the leash, straining to reach the neighbors who are walking at the same time, but when she reaches them, she trembles violently.
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Germany said last month it would extend a ban on exporting arms to Saudi Arabia, straining ties with fellow European arms exporters including France, where Airbus is based.
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The 7 train, the subway line that runs through much of Queens, is already straining to service the influx of new residents in the Long Island City area.
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Popular is still straining to clean up its balance sheet after a real estate crash in 2008 which tripped up Spain's banks and caused steep losses for many.
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With unemployment at its lowest level since the early 1990s, Germany's circumstances are very different from Italy's or Spain's, straining the ECB's 'one-size-fits-all' monetary policy.
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Ive's absence was "straining the cohesion central to product development," according to the WSJ, causing several key design team members to leave Apple over the last few years.
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It was a chaotic scene on Monday as ousted Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, straining over screaming protesters, addressed delegates of her home state of Florida.
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Its products are at the heart of a clash between the United States and China that is straining longstanding alliances and may define the future of the internet.
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The Saudi economy is straining, the country is embroiled in conflicts in Syria and Yemen, and its leaders worry about the prospect of an American rapprochement with Iran.
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In addition to signifying a continued straining of U.S.-Mexico relations throughout Donald Trump's presidency, the new tariff could result in higher price tags at the grocery store.
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SoCalGas also warned electric generation customers about gas supply curtailments over the past week and urged homes and businesses to conserve the fuel to avoid straining energy supplies.
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Until now, the EU has been straining to uphold the 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and world powers that U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of in May.
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Thus, Mark Jamison, visiting American Enterprise Institute fellow and member of the Trump FCC transition team, is clearly straining in his recent attempt to malign the Lifeline program.
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He ran, as much as anything else, as a Democratic cipher and seemed, in interviews and public appearances, to be physically straining himself to avoid any contentious comments.
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Activist Li Ming-che, a community college worker known for supporting human rights, went missing in China on March 19, straining already poor relations between China and Taiwan.
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The delay between sprayings last year and the state's action shows how a long process of investigating many complaints about dicamba use is straining resources in farm states.
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With millions of Americans lacking adequate healthcare, extended life spans and treatable diseases are straining our already burdened system, and studies show it's only going to get worse.
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Each is straining toward their own particular idealism, and a vote for one candidate seems to be a vote for a future vastly different from the other offered.
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Jordan has also given refuge to hundreds of thousands of Syrians who have fled their nation's civil war, raising tensions in Jordan by further straining its fragile economy.
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It says that early seventeenth-century Europe hung at a crux, with religion pulling it backward into medieval ignorance and science straining to push time forward into modernity.
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Health systems are already straining under the pressure of these illnesses, the report's authors said, and strengthening these systems will be key in responding to a changing world.
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Instead, the Interior Department, already straining under a lack of resources, would approve permits under the Act for drilling activities that threaten species the Department has never managed.
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Puerto Rico is just starting recovery efforts after the devastation of Hurricane Maria, straining federal emergency relief resources and kindling doubt about how Congress will finance the operation.
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The partial government shutdown is straining air travel and posing safety concerns, aviation unions said, while airlines warned travel disruptions could worsen if the impasse isn't resolved soon.
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The number of farm acres that could not be planted was at a historic level this year because of Midwest flooding, officials said, further straining the farm economy.
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Guerra made just one start this season, pitching three innings on Opening Day before straining his right calf and ultimately landing on the disabled list a day later.
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Valeant's eye-popping revenue growth also came from an acquisition binge that was financed by the $22013 billion of debt that is now straining the company's balance sheet.
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Like "Large Vase of Flowers" (1991), "Bouquet of Tulips" (2016) is just a straining example of his signature brain-dead brand aesthetic of vacuous, hyper-commodified financial empowerment.
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Some stories reveal that even as many local newspapers struggle through financial challenges or make divisive editorial decisions, straining the bonds with some readers, many ties still exist.
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One expert estimated that about 1 million Americans may need ventilator treatment during the coronavirus outbreak, straining the country's resources even if all those cases do not overlap.
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While straining to hold all the states Trump won, Democrats are also focused on Florida, Arizona and Nevada, which strategists said would be crucial pickups for the party.
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The idea is taken to further extremes in the straining laborers and exposed limbs of Goya's "The Forge" of 1815-20, which hangs in the Frick's West Hall.
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One absorbing work in gray and canary yellow, by Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, consists of eye-straining, interlocking curlicues whose hairpin turns delineate a central form and an outer background.
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Level B2 expects speakers to be able to speak with native speakers of a language without straining, and have complex technical discussions related to their field of expertise.
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Ms. Max recently seized the helm of her father's studio from her brother, straining the relationship with Park West, by far the biggest buyer of Mr. Max's art.
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One expert estimated that about 1 million Americans may need ventilator treatment during the coronavirus outbreak, straining the country's resources even if all those cases do not overlap.
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That unplanned surge is straining corporate network systems, offering nation-state hackers an undreamed-of opportunity to unleash a second wave of more comprehensive attacks on American businesses.
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And some state officials see the $1.5 trillion cut raising taxes for residents, straining budgets and shaking real estate markets — and forcing tough decisions at the local level.
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Now, stores are straining to keep all kinds of products — Lysol wipes, Clorox bleach, toilet paper, bottled water, thermometers, canned food, bread, Tylenol, and hand soap — in stock.
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Still, over-the-top angst goes only so far before straining credibility; in this case, it's a wonder the valiant actors hadn't lost their voices by the end.
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Fleetwood's father, Peter, had, but only on the cart path that snakes through the closing holes, alongside the family's dog, Cookie, who would be straining on her leash.
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But despite the encircling mountains and buffering remoteness, Indawgyi Lake is straining under many of the same environmental and conflict-related challenges that are stressing the fragile nation.
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By bypassing the traditional logic of genetics and evolution, epigenetics can arouse fantasies about warp-speeding heredity: you can make your children taller by straining your neck harder.
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Today, more than a quarter of Liverpool's roughly 218,000 residents are officially poor, making austerity traumatic: Public institutions charged with aiding vulnerable people are themselves straining from cutbacks.
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My daughter doesn't want to bring it up, nor does she want to report the theft to the police, for fear of straining her relationship with her friend.
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In order to play her, Hamilton would have to get into staggeringly good shape, since Sarah's robo-apocalypse training included pull-ups and, eventually, bicep-straining shotgun pumps.
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More than 70 homes have been destroyed by spring fires in Australia, officials said on Thursday, straining communities already suffering under the region's worst drought in living memory.
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While the instructions didn't say anything about straining the pasta, I decided to pour out a small amount of the water that was still left in the container.
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But the rollout of a new signal network is unfolding at a glacial pace even as the subway system is straining under the demands of a booming ridership.
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Mr. Tahan, a gregarious man who sought to portray himself as the refugees' benefactor, dismissed the idea that they are harming the country's economy and straining social services.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's executive order on immigration is straining relations with the partner the United States needs most to reclaim the Islamic State's stronghold in Mosul: the Iraqis.
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With increased flooding in the past few years, the levees are being tested more frequently than ever before, straining the finances and expertise of some of those districts.
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No royal baby pictures: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to skip the ritual photo opportunity when their newborn arrives, further straining ties with the British tabloids.
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And while I get enough exercise to elevate my heart rate, I'm not straining, so I don't show up to the office with sweat stains all over my shirt.
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The only hint of priestliness lay in the spectacles gleaming on his broad, dark mestizo face, and the high-collared white jacket straining its buttons across his boxer's chest.
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It's no secret that our relentless consumption and production of goods is straining the planet's natural resources and responsible for pumping vast amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Groups that help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault were already straining to maintain resources as more women have been emboldened to seek aid in the #MeToo era.
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Many could lose nursing home care, a popular form of optional coverage that would be one of the easiest areas to cut once the caps start straining states' budgets.
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Like puffiness, permanent dark circles are also typically caused by genetics, Dr. Mudgil says — though poor sleep, dehydration, and straining your eyes for prolonged periods can also exacerbate darkness.
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Ultra-low interest rates are also straining profits of regional banks by narrowing the margin they earn from lending, stoking fears some may face financial trouble in coming years.
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"We are straining at the capabilities of this spacecraft, and by tomorrow we'll know how well we did," said Alan Stern, New Horizons' principal investigator, at a press conference.
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The result is thousands of newcomers pouring in to fill jobs at shiny new offices while straining roads and transit, transforming neighborhoods, and driving up rents on scarce housing.
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But in Jordan, most of the Syrians are scattered in cities and towns, straining the resources of schools, hospitals and other services and fueling a festering resentment among Jordanians.
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Like, I've been talking a lot today, so I constantly have to exercise my voice, 'cause it's still the same amount of straining, do you know what I mean?
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In them, he has often appeared ornery, rushed, hunched over his podium like a turtle, straining to jam his ideas into a total of three minutes of air time.
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Strain your noodles, fresh veggies, and fruits with this premium oval strainer, made with durable stainless steel mesh and a metal lip for hands-free straining over a bowl.
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Every evening during Breyerfest (and a few days preceding), the Clarion's faded halls—choked with buyers in the eye-straining light of failing sconces—are nearly impossible to traverse.
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This is straining a 60-year-old covenant, under which the regime provides security, free public services and a tolerable standard of living in return for its people's quiescence.
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Then again, part of the problem -- having seen seven episodes -- is that "Four Weddings" feels like it telegraphs its key beats, straining to find wrinkles to prolong the drama.
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The reality is that criminal justice policies are driven by much broader concerns: the crime rate, and how lawmakers think they should work to reduce it without straining budgets.
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SS Asdrubal Cabrera played four innings at shortstop Tuesday for Class A St. Lucie, his first game action since straining the patellar tendon in his left knee Aug. 1.
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Set in Los Angeles's sprawling Koreatown, it follows a Korean immigrant family straining under the pressure of assimilation while their second-generation son explores his sexuality in Korean spas.
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Yamaguchi said it was hard to give high marks to Kuroda's stimulus efforts, which are drying up bond market liquidity and straining financial institutions' profits via ultra-low rates.
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Cramer said that while straining relations with Russia over Syria and with China over North Korea are significant issues, they are obstacles to President Donald Trump's pro-growth mission.
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But Chilean regulators in September rejected that plan, saying the miner had failed to prove it had the technology necessary to produce the extra lithium without straining water resources.
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"Increasing your fiber and fluid intake leads to less straining and softer stool, which is effective for a lot of patients," Benjamin Lebwohl, a Columbia University gastroenterologist, told VICE.
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And it can include anything from light touching to full-on intercourse, sometimes straining relationships to the point of divorce or even resulting in charges of sexual assault. Concerning?
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Deepening drought in parts of France is straining summer crops like maize and sugar beet, and a hot spell forecast for next week could add to stress on plants.
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Emma Donnelly, the coordinator for Britain's Department for International Development in Zambia, says the migrant crisis in Europe and the war in Syria are straining donors' capacity and will.
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From congested curbside drop-offs to torturous security lines, arbitrary TSA pat-downs, and straining to hear boarding announcements, passengers have seen consumer aviation go from glamorous to gruesome.
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Surging crude output from the Permian basin, the biggest oilfield in the United States and the source of most of the country's shale crude, is straining the region's infrastructure.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Aylwin pushed ahead with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, acting against the advice of some of his ministers, who feared further straining the relationship with the military.
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Multaka seems representative of the spirit in which Berlin, Germany's cultural hub, has embraced the new migrants even as skeptics worry that they are straining the social welfare system.
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The refugee flows have burdened Syria's neighbors, straining resources, finances and security capacities, particularly given concerns that terrorists may be hiding themselves among the waves of people fleeing violence.
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Still, if you're close enough to your cousin to fear straining your relationship with her, you're close enough to take a practical interest in her life and her child's.
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Teenagers are invisible to themselves, like vampires; they are always straining to see oblique reflections of their own face, to put them together into some kind of plausible whole.
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Tech companies have long publicly patted themselves on the back for being do-gooder, left-leaning corporate actors, but they are straining maintain that posture in the Trump era.
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At the heart of Heffernan's work lies a brutal but optimistic honesty: though straining to be heard, everybody in Off-Peak is also trying to remain true to themselves.
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That is those relying on public welfare or straining the safety net along with millions of recent illegal arrivals and overstays who've come here under this current corrupt administration.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium overcame a political deadlock over its budget late on Friday, Prime Minister Charles Michel said, after talks collapsed earlier this week straining his center-right coalition.
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As Maduro accelerated the drift toward dictatorship, millions of desperate, fleeing Venezuelans poured across the region, straining the resources of neighboring countries with close ties to the United States.
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But the outbreak is straining a health care system that was overburdened even before the coronavirus surfaced, and many patients with other illnesses are now falling through the cracks.
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One expert has estimated that about 1 million Americans may need ventilator treatment during the coronavirus outbreak, straining the country's resources even if all those cases do not overlap.
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But with greater demands straining the old presses, The Times created two new printing plants — one in a retrofitted warehouse in Edison, N.J., and another in College Point, Queens.
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He said some people were uncomfortable with him sharing evidence in a speech on Tuesday about a killing stirring global outrage and straining ties between Riyadh and the West.
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But some residents worry about the effects of so many newcomers on the neighborhood of gleaming apartment towers and low-rise manufacturing that is already straining from rapid growth.
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To this day, medicine is largely an apprenticeship, with young physicians huddling around older physicians, straining to catch every word, so as to not lose a nugget of wisdom.
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The crowd, a mix of black and white faces, filled the pews in what was ostensibly the black side of town, straining the capacity of this good-sized church.
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Neighboring Colombia, for instance, has absorbed some 1.6 million Venezuelan refugees to date in a migration wave that is severely straining government resources and adversely impacting the national economy.
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Some experts have warned that the panic over the virus might be worse than the pandemic itself, straining the health care system and provoking irrational consumer and investor behavior.
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As an example, Hurricane Harvey in Texas last year ended up shutting down gasoline refineries, straining hospitals, clogging roadways and spreading toxins and pathogens as floodwaters swamped the city.
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The coronavirus pandemic is already straining resources around the country, and the federal government has limited gatherings to fewer than 10 people to slow the spread of the virus.
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Why it matters: At surprisingly little cost to Tehran, the Houthis have waged a drawn-out war straining the coffers and reputation of Saudi Arabia, Iran's main regional rival.
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Did you feel like some members of the media were straining to treat Trump as a "normal" president on Monday, after his ten-minute address about the mass murders?
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Such attacks always pose a potential threat to the health and safety of patients, but are especially horrific during a pandemic that is straining the world's health care systems.
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When Austin did return from a rehab assignment in June, he lasted a little more than three weeks before straining a hamstring, which sidelined him for six more weeks.
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In the last fiscal year, Border Patrol arrested more than 1973,000 people trying to cross the southern border, leading to overcrowding in border facilities and straining the administration's resources.
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In a video broadcast on Facebook Live, Candy filmed her husband straining for several minutes against the cork that had been lodged into the bottle for half a century.
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Unlike many other insurers, however, handling the loss will not come close to straining our resources, and we will be eager to add to our business the next day.
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Schulz accused Merkel of straining relations with European partners and failing to properly consult them before taking action, causing hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers to arrive in Germany.
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Vice President Mike Pence, the secretaries of state and defense, and military brass with jacket fronts straining under racks of battle ribbons waited for wooden doors to swing open.
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Our nation's grid is straining to keep up with demand, and while the technology exists to modernize the grid, it will take billions in investment in the years ahead.
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With surging populist movements straining alliances and Mr. Trump's election upending the political calculations of many countries, Ukraine may be among the most vulnerable to the shifting political winds.
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The public housing system, which relied heavily on federal funding, has not expanded along with the city's population and is straining just to keep its facilities in good repair.
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With no solution in sight, the dispute threatens to erupt into a full-blown political crisis, straining the tenuous bonds holding together a country riven by ethnic fault-lines.
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He assumed, as I did, that a bare handful of the usual search-for-meaning suspects would be straining minutiae while still clinging to the meaninglessness of it all.
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It's not just a surge numbers, but a shift in demographics that they say is straining resources from single adults from Mexico to families and children from Central America.
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For example, in "Gay in Trumpland 20," it actually takes a bit of straining to detect the second figure in white fabric underneath the far more apparent nude figure.
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Mr. Kim has cultivated a resemblance to his stocky grandfather, his hair cut high above the ears and combed straight back, his belly straining against his Asian-style suit.
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"States that are rushing toward legalization of recreational marijuana are ignoring how profit-driven corporations hooked generations of Americans on cigarettes and opioids, killing millions and straining public resources."
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In Syria, drought in the northern rural areas drove 1.5 million people into the cities during the mid-2000s, straining resources and putting pressure on a powder-keg government.
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That is, those relying on public welfare or straining the safety net along with millions of recent illegal arrivals and overstays who've come here under this current corrupt administration.
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When I did "orgasm" during PIV sex, it was more from me just bearing down on my pelvic floor and straining a bit, like I was pushing out poop.
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It is a disaster primarily for Syrians but also for the world, fueling ISIS and other terror groups, as well as the refugee crisis that is straining European unity.
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Nearby, the subject of "Pale and Dark Gray Portrait Bust with Dark Eyelashes" (2018), with her slightly slack jaw and distracted gaze, might be straining to remember her password.
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