Blue eyeglasses were strapped to his head, and blue braces decorated with pictures of Mickey Mouse were strapped to his legs.
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"We're strapped for goals, we're strapped for opportunities to get the goal and it's not for a lack of effort," said Buffalo coach Dan Bylsma.
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And the IRS is so strapped for time, it's strapped for money and employees in the estate and gift tax divisions, they just can't catch all of this stuff.
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The company, which is pouring much of its resources into battling homegrown ride-hail competitors in places like China and India, isn't so much strapped for cash as it's strapped for equity.
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Despite their recent pullback, American VCs aren't strapped for cash.
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He's obscured by the Oculus Go strapped to my face.
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Why does Madonna have a toothbrush strapped to her back?
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It came stacked on pickup trucks and strapped onto semis.
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Mike Cervello is strapped to the floor of the plane.
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It needs three goddamn 4K displays strapped onto one device.
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Consider this trio the proverbial jetpack strapped to your back.
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Strapped for cash, it does so as cheaply as possible.
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Then, they strapped on their swim caps and dove in.
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It's basically 212 of the Falcon 2000 rockets strapped together.
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There they strapped on their lifejackets and held each other.
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Ah, the old dildo strapped to a water bottle prank.
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A bioacoustic device strapped to a tree in Berau, Indonesia.
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That leg is strapped down with no hope of movement.
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He claimed he had a bomb strapped around his waist.
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Ever wonder what nutritionists cook when they're strapped for time?
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May's deal had strapped a "suicide vest" around the country.
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Nurses and doctors are already stressed and strapped for time.
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New Jersey Transit has been strapped for cash for years.
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I strapped into a harness to test out the machine.
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Steve McQueen strapped her onto the back of his motorcycle.
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Strapped into the Vive, my only course of action was to wander through this sparse set and wait for something to happen, the touch controllers strapped to my wrist just dangling in the air.
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CASH-STRAPPED Yet many of the company's projects in Venezuela ground to a halt even before the Odebrecht scandal exploded, likely due to lack of payment from the cash-strapped socialist government, sources said.
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The goggles were strapped to my face like a scuba mask.
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The talent has to be strapped to, needled by, something darker.
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People are calling what strapped u in safety belt or harness.
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And younger, time-strapped customers are demanding healthier foods, analysts say.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Cash-strapped smartphone screen maker Japan Display Inc (6740.
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You're strapped to gear, the neoprene wetsuit is compressing your body.
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The men are then strapped inside a car, which is detonated.
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Pepper, performing funeral rites for cash-strapped people in Japan. Really?
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He was finally strapped to the machine at 2:30 p.m.
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His infant son's car seat was strapped into the back seat.
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Not all of Brazil's cash-strapped mills can afford to wait.
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Alas, his cash-strapped government cannot afford to pay for it.
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And they were certainly strapped for cash for the fledgling business.
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And these kids are quite skinny and strapped to a stretcher.
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Periscope is strapped to Twitter and its 300 million+ user base.
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Cash-strapped Eskom is struggling to emerge from a financial crisis.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's cash-strapped government invited creditors to a Nov.
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Several successive cash-strapped governments have failed to set money aside.
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Rauner has launched a financial probe of the cash-strapped district.
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He couldn't shake the feeling that they were strapped for time.
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Spending this much on animals seems ridiculous, especially when we're strapped.
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Caroline's wrists were strapped to the wheelchair with plastic zip-ties.
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Instead, you're strapped in with seat belts that crisscross your body.
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Yet cash-strapped governments often ignore the problem, letting roads deteriorate.
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Coptis strapped the baby into the back seat of her Nissan.
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Student actors were strapped to stretchers and loaded into waiting ambulances.
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It will do nothing for cash-strapped cities like Flint, Mich.
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Strapped me down all the way, from your feet all the
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"They just strapped us down and drilled," said Mr. McLeod, 70.
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Babies need to get strapped into car seats for safety reasons.
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Ensure your Apple Watch is strapped securely to your wrist. 2.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela has balked at paying in other arbitration cases.
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But all was forgiven once you strapped in and started driving.
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Jones strapped the Nittany Lions to his back from the start.
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States and cities, many of which are already strapped for cash.
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He grabbed a knife strapped to his boot and started cutting.
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Some educators say the responsibility shouldn't fall on already-strapped schools.
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Once, she shuffled across with her feet strapped inside peach baskets.
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"One of them has a gun strapped on him," he says.
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Another woman trails them with an infant strapped to her back.
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One of the women had an infant strapped to her back.
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Much of that has flowed back to strapped towns and counties.
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A smooth takeoff Elon Musk strapped his Tesla to a rocket.
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The suspect had a fake explosive device strapped to his body.
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Cash-strapped Nepal earns 4% of GDP through income from tourists.
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And what should you do if you are strapped for cash?
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Still, he gamely strapped on a life vest and jumped in.
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Children trudge to school with plastic masks strapped to their faces.
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That would be fine for Mr Kim and his cash-strapped regime.
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LG: It's like my heather gray yoga pants strapped around your head.
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We strapped it to a dog and a hog to find out.
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Tapping funding pre-emptively may help cash-strapped companies refinance looming debt.
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The state was strapped for resources, and couldn't afford to research it.
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I unbuttoned my pants, and she strapped the Emsculpt to my abdomen.
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Yet most authorities are strapped for cash if not already dangerously indebted.
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You're strapped in — there's no reason to be scared, I told myself.
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Luckily, there are a few alternatives that suit cash-strapped needle-phobes.
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The cash-strapped federal government will have a hard time finding more.
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It also faces pressure from cash-strapped (and often spendthrift) regional governments.
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Anderson, the crew chief, snapped Thompson's helmet on and strapped him in.
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He's strapped up, having broken his collarbone in a game of rugby.
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America's middle- and high schools, and those often cash-strapped schools are
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That prompted a cash-strapped government not to raise fees after all.
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And then they came, a bunch of li'l niggas, everybody strapped up.
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Today, we all run with smartphones strapped to our arms or belts.
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Immelt was criticized for poor leadership decisions that left GE cash-strapped.
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But that could be offset by cash-strapped local institutions selling stocks.
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Now companies are strapped for cash, and employer-employee loyalty has eroded.
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Leary then pointed at a phallus strapped to one of the women.
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A woman walked by with a sniper rifled strapped to her shoulder.
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It's also — time-strapped parents take note — a refreshingly brisk six episodes.
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When strapped for cash, what's a millennial or Gen Zer to do?
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Linn strapped the glove on my hand and flipped the external switches.
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Airbnb started out as couchsurfing website for the young and cash-strapped.
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Bodies are unpredictable and often hilarious, even when strapped into metallic lycra.
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The poll-strapped candidate usually comes off as too designing—an experience
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Laughton talked to medical personnel as they strapped him on the board.
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And for all of these reasons, I'm almost always strapped for time.
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She got in, strapped the baby in, and thanked me for waiting.
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Waters retrieved the camera from the tree to which he'd strapped it.
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Maduro's cash-strapped government defaulted on its dollar-based bonds in 2017.
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And in Louisiana, it was a sundress: ankle-length, feminine, spaghetti-strapped.
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Smith set up the Syncro's pop-top and strapped on a rainfly.
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Currently, a cash-strapped customer might borrow $400 from a payday lender.
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I like dry humor with a stick of dynamite strapped to it.
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Strapped inside the car is a mannequin wearing one of SpaceX's spacesuits.
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"Once you're strapped in there's no getting out of it," he said.
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That all sounds like a perfect fit into space-strapped college life.
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Cash-strapped cities cannot hire enough police officers or fix vital infrastructure.
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Strapped to their backs and belts and legs were daggers, revolvers, axes.
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It looks like the Tooth Fairy was strapped for cash in 2017.
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So they're effectively anchored to these areas and strapped to their desks.
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Caleb Schwab started down it strapped into a raft with two women.
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The feedback was that $150 was too high for budget-strapped students.
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You could not forget that you were strapped into a harness. Right.
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When Ms. Ruiz was money strapped, he had her work the door.
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A growing segment of students who cost more to teach will test schools already strapped for cash A growing segment of students who cost more to teach will test schools already strapped for cash This segment originally aired Dec.
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It's useful for cash-strapped teams because it typically identifies undervalued, overlooked players.
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Probably in that filthy jean jacket combo, or strapped to her lower back.
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He travels the country giving speeches, with placards strapped to his children's stroller.
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Weird heart-rate, said the two Basis smart watches strapped to his wrists.
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The cash-strapped group, led by hyperactive entrepreneur Jia Yueting, has unique problems.
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One had her month-old daughter strapped to her chest for the night.
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As cash-strapped banks shed flashy golf-club memberships, other firms followed suit.
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That's when one of the insurgents detonated an explosive strapped to her body.
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Residents were asked not to needlessly draw down on already strapped city resources.
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The cash-strapped government has acknowledged it needs to build up the infrastructure.
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It should feel like you're strapped onto a rocket, and it just goes.
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The following day, still a little wobbly, I strapped the Watch back on.
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It's a lot like wakeboarding, but without the luxury of being strapped-in.
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That gives cash-strapped local authorities less leeway to cut learning-disability services.
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I was strapped for cash and asked myself, Did I just screw up?
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Cash-strapped shoppers began using the internet to hunt down the best deals.
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For the rest of us it's an eye sore strapped to your wrist.
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I didn't have to be delicate with my movements once strapped in, either.
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Late last year, it announced smaller Superchargers tailor-made for space-strapped cities.
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We guarantee he had zero complaints about getting strapped into an inversion table.
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Once the headset is strapped on, though, you eventually forget it's even there.
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And the cash-strapped government doesn't have the funding to provide substantial help.
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Dwindling financial support is putting cash-strapped schools even deeper in the red.
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This is all very good news for the water-strapped citizens of Flint.
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However, the cash-strapped RA can also ill-afford a protracted court challenge.
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We've got great news for all the time-strapped female founders out there.
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Tourism is a $9 billion a year industry for the cash-strapped city.
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It expects the trend to continue as cash-strapped mining firms trim investment.
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But it may not just be housing that's causing residents to feel strapped.
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But tax incentives are a much-needed boost to the already strapped sector.
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According to the AP and CBS, the children were strapped into child seats.
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It's basically three Falcon 9 rockets — the current SpaceX standard-bearer — strapped together.
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The Human Kite is a kid with a kite strapped on his back.
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We strapped in, and my mom started the ignition, but we didn't move.
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Cash-strapped Russian sun-seekers are retreating from beauty spots, including French ones.
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Dancing to Sugar Ray with an infant strapped to your chest, in public.
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He said recent budget cuts have also left migrant shelters strapped for cash.
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"What this says about it was that Eero was cash strapped," Scheinrock said.
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For cash-strapped drillers, hedging may have simply become too expensive, analysts say.
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If you lose a lot of money, the organization can become cash-strapped.
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Now she was strapped to a gurney en route to U.C.L.A. Medical Center.
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Today's small-business owners are time-strapped and want the best deals quickly.
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I was strapped for cash and stretching my budget simply attending these weddings.
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Difficult if you are gagged and strapped to a chair, but not impossible.
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I've even discovered some nice shoes that will stay strapped onto my feet.
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The cash-strapped leftist government secured 246 million euros from last month's auction.
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Reduction in minimum holding period is a big positive for liquidity strapped companies.
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Strapped for cash, Palestinians purchase produce from fruit and vegetable markets (called hisbeh).
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To one of the women was strapped a baby, asleep in a snuggly.
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Although participants are strapped in, bridge climbing is undoubtedly a nerve-wracking experience.
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But paying at all could potentially be a problem for cash-strapped states.
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Other problems include cash-strapped state firms and a stubbornly high unemployment rate.
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As the ambulance drives away with Hector strapped inside, Gus seems onto Nacho.
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It's that in her district of cash-strapped renters, landlords are the enemy.
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Cash-strapped businesses have begun laying off and furloughing workers by the thousands.
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One man stood with an 8-month-old baby strapped to his chest.
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He's strapped down in an electric chair or lethal injection, and he's killed.
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Former employees described a restaurant strapped for cash and with no clear leadership.
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The belts were still strapped to the attackers' bodies when they were shot.
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The attacker had a fake explosive device strapped to his body, D'Orsi added.
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Still strapped in her seat, she fell two miles into the Peruvian rainforest.
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Ramen isn't just the stereotypical meal of choice for cash-strapped college students.
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If you're really strapped for cash, there are plenty of free courses online.
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But like other cash-strapped energy firms, Clayton does not have a choice.
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People, including some rule-bending senators, have computers strapped to their wrists nowadays.
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After an hourlong procedure, McNamara's left arm was strapped into a pulley system.
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Ecuador's exit from the OPEC agreement underscores the pressures on cash-strapped nations.
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"He's strapped to the stretcher," recalled Fred Warmbier, who continued into the aircraft.
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The man had been wearing a fake explosive device strapped to his body.
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Great news for time-strapped early-stage startup founders across Europe and beyond!
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I went in the room, and I saw him strapped on that gurney.
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A lot of college graduates strapped with student loan debt can probably relate.
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Children chased each other around as paramedics strapped oxygen masks onto elderly residents.
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Goats and pigeons were moved in containers strapped to the roofs of buses.
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Apple is building its map with lasers strapped to the tops of cars.
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One bomber in a recent attack had a baby strapped to her back.
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I strapped on my mask, snorkel and fins, and leapt off the boat.
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Republican presidents make gun activists more complacent, which can make the NRA strapped.
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Cash-strapped theaters took fewer risks in programming new work, Mr. Miller said.
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They also offer a relatively inexpensive meal choice for younger, cash-strapped shoppers.
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One parrot Facetimed with its owner through an iPhone strapped to its cage.
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" At a rally in Atlanta on June 15, Trump declared that the outcome would have been different if "some of those great people that were in that club that night had guns strapped to their waist or strapped to their ankle.
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Pierzynski strapped on the gear, crouched behind the plate and found a permanent home.
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Patients are strapped into a rotating chair called a GyroStim, reportedly for brain stimulation.
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She's already so strapped that she's wrapping a pack of gum as a gift.
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It'll also mean more scrambling for cash at already cash-strapped public health offices.
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She urged Brazil's federal government to provide support to cash-strapped cities like hers.
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I got used to being strapped for cash and getting more out of less.
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The move was aimed at boosting credit to cash-strapped NBFCs, or shadow banks.
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Increasingly cash-strapped, Hamas instituted taxes on all parts of daily life and commerce.
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Get strapped for a wild ride, full of sex-positivity and bandana halter tops.
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Other cash-strapped Greek museums will also get a boost from hosting Documenta's works.
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It's a real problem for smaller Wikipedia editions that are already strapped for volunteers.
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But I can only run so well with cement blocks strapped to my feet.
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The consumer might be cash-strapped, but Jim Cramer says it doesn't even matter.
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Others describe clanging metal doors, patients strapped to beds and staff who humiliate inmates.
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One example was an aerosol can of dry shampoo being strapped to the laptop.
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For example, Ms Raggi has abandoned cash-strapped Rome's bid for the 2024 Olympics.
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Earlier this month, a cash-strapped taxi driver in Queens took his own life.
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And so Tibira was strapped in front of a cannon and blown to pieces.
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The hospital in Slavutich is so strapped for cash it can't accommodate specialized needs.
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That could be a sign of reduced spending on nonessentials by cash-strapped Americans.
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The cash-strapped Iraqi government has to rely on foreign donors for reconstruction money.
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Cash-strapped public universities have used full-tuition Chinese students as a financial crutch.
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Trinidad captured the entire encounter on a camera he had strapped to his paddleboard.
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The Falcon Heavy is basically three of the company's Falcon 9 rockets strapped together.
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William later put the boy, strapped into a car seat, into a waiting car.
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More than that, the Lightning-strapped iPhone X disturbs my perfect USB-C harmony.
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Women walked hand-in-hand with children, some had babies strapped to their chests.
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Cash-strapped employers should take note: Most of these tips require no additional spending.
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But output has dropped precipitously since then as cash-strapped Pemex diverted investment elsewhere.
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They strapped him into a "tiger chair" that clamped down his wrists and ankles.
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But cash-strapped local governments are responsible for handing out most of this money.
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The footage appears to have been recorded from a camera strapped to his head.
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INCJ rescued a cash-strapped Renesas in 2013 with a 150 billion yen investment.
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Picture this: Angela is strapped to the chair, her mouth half sewn-shut. Mrs.
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Sowa and Cocciolone still had their pistols strapped into their holsters when backup arrived.
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"So we strapped a little one on her, and she loved it," Huckaby adds.
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But then the baby was strapped to her so that took a little bit.
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A man with huge angel wings strapped to his back walked into center stage.
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America is $20 trillion in debt, cash-strapped cities cannot hire enough police officers.
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These were cash-strapped countries that already had limited resources to fight off viruses.
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Tanesco, which has a monopoly on distributing power in Tanzania, is severely cash-strapped.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The chief executive of Mexico's cash-strapped construction company ICA (ICA.
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That should appeal to cash-strapped health systems, because prophylaxis is cheaper than treatment.
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The mine could help local people indirectly, too, by bankrolling a cash-strapped government.
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Tim strapped her to his chest, her wispy curls overflowing from the canvas carrier.
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Financially, cash strapped counties have everything to gain by keeping those detention beds full.
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Zara, in fact, was hiding a dangerous secret strapped to her back: her baby.
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All around him men sport alarming splints and braces, strapped to elbows and knees.
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The governor said the bill unfairly included a bailout for the cash-strapped district.
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Although her wrists are strapped down, her son is holding her left hand tightly.
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The man wasn't strapped with a suicide vest and he didn't have a gun.
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Cash-strapped cities and states have long struggled to raise revenue for transportation projects.
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Some four hours later he discovered his daughter strapped into her car safety seat.
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Think you can't afford a killer vacation this fall because you're strapped for cash?
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Strapped, the South American nation's president recently declared a two-day work week. Necessary?
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The Falcon Heavy carried a red Tesla Motors Roadster with a mannequin strapped inside.
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He already worked at Facebook, after all, so he probably isn't strapped for cash.
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I strapped them all onto my fleshy wrist: the Fitbits, the Nikes, the Polars.
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"Millions of millennials are financially strapped, and their spending reflects their struggle," Russell said.
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He first turned to hacking as a money-earner as a cash-strapped student.
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Already cash-strapped student loan borrowers could get hit from all sides, he said.
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Gift cards — perhaps the best gift you can give a cash-strapped college student
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In Connecticut, Malloy's signature provides relief to Hartford, the state's cash-strapped capital city.
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In the short term, however, it meant we were a bit strapped for cash.
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Aisha was 15 when a Boko Haram fighter strapped a suicide bomb to her.
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Ideally, the devices are strapped on, the inmates behave and no jolts are needed.
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I strapped on my backpack filled with water, books, ice pack, phone and prescriptions.
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Some cash-strapped families piled crops inside their barns or outside on the ground.
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He then strapped on a parachute and followed the leaflets down to certain capture.
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At a dinner party, you're strapped in for the whole crazy ride, my friend.
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Still, for someone strapped to an explosive device, she was in a buoyant mood.
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"Now don't you move," Lee instructs Thor (Hemsworth), who is strapped to a chair.
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Rick booked it with 2 paddleboards strapped to the roof of his fancy ride.
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It also means local government-linked companies investing in their cash-strapped private counterparts.
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At the time, Mr. Downs and his defense lawyers said, he was financially strapped.
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Dollar General (DG): Cash-strapped consumers are flocking to discount retailers like Dollar General.
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It is strapped to cattle or hidden in bales of hay attached to bicycles.
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At least one witness reportedly thought the suspect might have explosives strapped to him.
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Officers then beat Smith, hog-tied him, and left him strapped to a gurney.
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Presenting himself a cash-strapped man of the people did not occur to him.
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In 1963, he tried to buy Enzo Ferrari's financially strapped Scuderia (Italian for "stable").
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New York (CNN Business)Less than a year ago, Tesla was strapped for cash.
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I returned it to her the next day strapped to a box of cookies.
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Cannabis taxation would provide a steady stream of revenue to states strapped for cash.
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That's why the research team strapped a professional-grade nail gun to an octocopter.
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The microwave and a coffee maker were strapped to a table with bungee cords.
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So this is not the time to cut corners for a cash strapped campaign.
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"Everyone's pretty strapped for money," and his relatives were unable to help him out.
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The patient pool seems more cash-strapped now than it was a decade ago.
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That lets it pursue efforts like subsidizing financially-strapped news publishers without much hesitation.
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Immelt came under fire from critics over leadership decisions that left GE cash-strapped.
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No toddlers straddling their big sisters' hips, no babies strapped to their mothers' backs.
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Everyone from Giancarlo Stanton to Andrew McCutchen strapped on their goggles and turnt up.
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Contestants are strapped into elaborate contraptions, designed to make them feel uncomfortable and terrified.
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Could this be an option for other teams currently strapped for quality starting pitching?
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Here's Manganiello on his Harley, tandem-riding with Pee-wee, his helmet strapped tight.
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The contestants present their haphazard, time-strapped creations to win a prize of $10,000.
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So, she strapped her 3-year-old on her back and hit the football field.
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He went from a cash-strapped and abusive upbringing to building a billion-dollar empire.
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So what's the point of having jets strapped to those feet if it can't fly?
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That makes them attractive to cash-strapped cities, but it also makes their sustainability questionable.
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Lourdes opted for a thin-strapped top, but shared the her mom's bright red lipstick.
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In exchange for a 75-year lease, the cash-strapped city got a lump sum.
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Financially strapped police officers and diplomats have more of an incentive to betray their country.
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At the "drop zone," visitors strapped to a certified instructor free fall for 30 seconds.
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Maybe I want bright lights strapped to the back of my TV, for extra explosions.
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Often, it's because resource-strapped governments don't have the wherewithal to make conservation a priority.
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The cash-strapped government would have to create jobs and invest in schools and infrastructure.
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Who needs a smartwatch when you've got a tiny Game Boy strapped to your arm?
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I slipped into the vest and strapped the bands around my arms, thighs and butt.
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For many cash-strapped workers, it's "an emergency situation," says personal finance expert Suze Orman.
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Cemig, owned by the cash-strapped state of Minas Gerais, holds 44 percent of Renova.
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In addition to weapons, police found a number of improvised explosive devices strapped to vehicles.
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Cash-strapped Pemex has the largest debt among all state oil firms in Latin America.
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However, many exploration and production companies in the U.S. are now cash-strapped, said Dunlap.
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That was when Wells revealed that he had a collar bomb strapped to his body.
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Big banks are so strapped they had to switch from cutting jobs to cutting pay.
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In essence, Falcon Heavy is three of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets strapped together and strengthened.
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The Falcon Heavy essentially uses three Falcon 9 boosters strapped together, creating new engineering challenges.
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Kids are basically wearing a VR headset on their faces with a phone strapped in.
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Click here to view original GIFYour skis are strapped on and you're holding a rope.
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Now do you really need a heart rate monitor strapped to your wrist 2269/2130?
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Then, the dummies are strapped into the seats of both aircraft and spacecraft and dropped.
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It's like all of a sudden, a pair of glasses were strapped to my face.
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One mother even strapped her daughter onto her back and carried her like a baby.
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The cash-strapped government promised in January to expand some cemeteries and build more crematoriums.
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Unless you're coming into Direct strapped with a PR budget, you're probably wasting your time.
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But for government agencies, hard-nosed investors and cash-strapped shoppers, information is not enough.
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His forearms, strapped to the wheelchair's armrests, looked as though cables were bundled within them.
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I'm feeling like a burden because I'm actually strapped to him, causing him more pain.
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Governments and utilities in poor countries are often too cash-strapped to extend their grids.
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My prediction is that he's still in the bowels of BPO, strapped to a table.
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It effectively contains the power of three of the company's Falcon 9 boosters strapped together.
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Yes, but it's also super fun to see that uncanny self strapped into power armor.
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That time we strapped an extra engine on a jumbo... This one's for the #avgeeks!
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He strapped on the wide pale yellow weight belt that went halfway up his back.
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Two men behind them lifted their shirts to show they were not strapped with explosives.
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Troops strapped explosive mines to toylike, remote-controlled trucks and drove them into insurgent strongholds.
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Or maybe those picks are too juicy for the cap-strapped Thunder to turn down.
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Solar-powered cameras were strapped to five sheep That's where the islands' sheep come in.
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She strapped him into a harness inside her compartment as he pulled on his helmet.
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A photo on Zapata's Instagram gives a closer picture of himself strapped into the device:
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There are several reasons why many African universities, both public and private, are cash-strapped.
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Financial planners frequently urge strapped parents to have their children start at a community college.
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How the drones work Intel's drones are large LED lights strapped with propellers and sensors.
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Her 6-year-old was strapped into his (much loathed) car seat in the back.
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Pulling off his shirt, they found a two-kilogram bomb strapped to his skinny frame.
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Cash-strapped rural hospitals could, in particular, feel the brunt of this provision, sources said.
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They were young and old, rich and poor, mothers with babies strapped to their backs.
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Less spending by government, businesses and increasingly strapped consumers means less growth and fewer jobs.
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You'd be able to recognize the car by the pink mustache strapped to the front.
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Shares in the cash-strapped builder jumped 14 percent after bids were announced on Wednesday.
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Income from foreign climbers is a major source of revenue for the cash-strapped nation.
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DE) agreed to pay out $820 million to cash-strapped dealers in early 2015. (reut.
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I bought old Fila and rocked (slept-in) T-shirts under my spaghetti-strapped slipdresses.
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It's watching your healthy child be strapped to a gurney and pumped full of chemicals.
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There is a mask making a loud hissing noise strapped across his nose and mouth.
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He does pull-ups with suitcases full of protein powder strapped to his weight-belt.
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Its smaller size enables it to ride atop rockets rather than strapped to the side.
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However, there is debate as to how cash-strapped healthcare systems will pay for them.
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Now, cash-strapped states are highly likely to start mining this new revenue stream. 3.
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That's up to $5 billion in potential savings for cash-strapped municipalities and state governments.
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The profligate spending seemed particularly abhorrent in a state as cash-strapped as West Virginia.
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If you are strapped for cash, you can take a loan from your 401(k).
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These programmable recording devices are protected inside waterproof casing and strapped to a PVC pipe.
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Many of the reunited families are being released, with electronic monitors strapped to their ankles.
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With decades of experience, he understands why cash strapped filmmakers release their work on YouTube.
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Would cash-strapped towns and cities be expected to provide the weapons to their schools?
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As if the emotional turmoil of everything wasn&apost enough, I was financially strapped, too.
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The change could cost the state's already-strapped newspapers millions of dollars in advertising revenue.
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I am the woman whose chin he strapped in for safety, before bringing her home.
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In the world of computing, especially for a cash-strapped startup, that is an eternity.
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The driver was arrested, cuffed, and strapped into the passenger seat of the police cruiser.
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"What exists today is basically rigid blocks of electronics strapped to the wrist," he said.
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On evenings off, Mr. Irons cycled to the West End, guitar strapped to his back.
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Nick Jonas strapped on his Kanye West Twitter fingers last night for a mini-rant.
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The first glided past on cross-country skis with a baby strapped to his chest.
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Jennifer was nowhere to be found, but Eddie, three, was alone, strapped into a chair.
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They don't actually have beds, but sleeping pods in which they're strapped to the wall.
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Ramaphosa this month promised "drastic action" to turnaround cash-strapped and highly indebted state firms.
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So, I climbed in, strapped Roxie to my chest in her carrier and held on.
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Like many millennials, you may be cash strapped and trying to pay off student debt.
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Without thinking, a Special Forces soldier thumbs a man-portable supercomputer strapped to his backpack.
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Recent U.S. sanctions could inflict a further beating, and they are hurting already strapped Venezuelans.
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"I just want to be her friend," he sobs as he's strapped into the ride.
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You're just watching 53-year-old Tom strapped to the side of a cargo plane.
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Cash-strapped startups, on the other hand, increasingly turn to government-backed incubators for lower costs.
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It's no wonder then that debt-strapped owners have been forced to think outside the box.
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There's also been video that is unconfirmed showing the use of suicide bombs strapped to dogs.
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Tax amnesty programs launched by cash-strapped governments to draw back the funds generated little enthusiasm.
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In his kitchen Ziv prepares lunch for his young sons, a handgun strapped to his belt.
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If you've saved appropriately, a luxury can provide real value, especially if you're strapped for time.
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I'm surprised I'm not getting more looks for having scuba fins strapped to my duffel bag.
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Cash-strapped millennials who are starting families have a new cost on the horizon: child care.
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The Americans moved quietly, equipment strapped to their sides to reduce noise, the Afghans less so.
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This time, the burly Persian-Canadian instructor strapped to my side motioned for me to stand.
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In the critical care unit, I was strapped into several machines that would monitor my vitals.
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"She's not going to be strapped behind a desk, doing commentary on the news," he said.
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State-owned restaurants are one way the cash-strapped regime brings in much-needed foreign currency.
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Left: The gurney in Huntsville, Texas, where death row inmates are strapped down for lethal injection.
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So why don't cash-strapped city governments protest by denying candidates such as Trump police protection?
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Private halls have sprung up as cash-strapped universities have outsourced to companies such as Unite.
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You're strapped in a seat and leaning almost completely out with the camera in your hand.
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The people living in this financially strapped city are finally getting the attention of key leaders.
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The numbers The financially strapped city doesn't have the money to remove the lead services lines.
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They have also questioned how much the event will cost the cash-strapped National Park Service.
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From there, Wallace biked several miles ahead of the fire with Bentley strapped to her back.
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For the cash-strapped and newly nesting, fitting out a home could cost many months' salary.
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Instead it's like he's strapped down, unable to move while being violently (from his perception) assaulted.
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The machines needed to sort bulky parcels require heavy investment that strains cash-strapped post offices.
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But while eggs are delicious, its not always a practical breakfast if you're strapped for time.
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In general, cash-strapped countries turn to the International Monetary Fund for loans during financial crises.
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But Avianca Brasil has been so cash-strapped that it fell behind its payroll in March.
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Cyclists in the ongoing Tour de France have even strapped on ice vests to stay cool.
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Cash-strapped governments are in desperate need of cost-effective solutions to mobility and climate challenges.
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Once I'd, ahem, mastered the art of free-falling, my instructor Joe strapped on the Gear.
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The following day, I ate my bowl of macaroni and strapped the Muse to my head.
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It's light enough that I barely notice it unless I've got it strapped on too tight.
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"They're still holding fire sales," he added, criticizing the potential deal with Maduro's cash-strapped administration.
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I've spent quite a bit of the last few months with headsets strapped to my face.
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Lotso, meanwhile, is found by a garbage man and strapped to the front of his truck.
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It consists of small jet engines strapped to his lower arms, ankles and, sometimes, his back.
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Unable to tear herself away from Twitter, she then donated to one more cash-strapped fan.
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In Detroit, Puerto Rico, and now Alaska, a disturbing trend among cash strapped municipalities is emerging.
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Elsa strapped and chalked it up for some Russian swings, single-arm rows and goblet squats.
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" The statement adds that "both children were found in the vehicle strapped in their car seats.
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Watch More from Vice News Tonight: And it would probably hit already strapped areas the most.
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But in 2015, cash-strapped Zimbabwe earmarked just 6 percent of its budget for that purpose.
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McCoy does, however, feel some sense of protection with her gun perennially strapped to her chest.
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Greece's cash-strapped government is waiting, too—for more than €380m ($433m) of EU emergency funding.
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With a GoPro strapped to his head, the grower films a day of work cultivating weed.
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According to the broadcaster, Zuma's Cabinet approved a new board for the cash-strapped national airline.
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But the cash-strapped utility is still hunting for more money to shore up its finances.
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Do they have a big puffy jacket on that stops them from being strapped in properly?
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The Falcon Heavy is essentially the equivalent of three smaller Falcon 9 rocket boosters strapped together.
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It's a solid phone designed to give cash-strapped users some solid bang for their bucks.
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Given how strapped many NPOs are for cash, Wethos is entirely free for organizations seeking talent.
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But statistics are of little comfort when you're strapped into an airplane seat 36,000 feet up.
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Or from his own discomfort after being strapped into a safety seat for hours on end.
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We went on picnics in the mountains, pots of basmati rice strapped to my parents' backs.
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They're dark brown, a little loose in their sockets, as if they're not quite strapped in.
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When gunshots rang out, her 8-year-old son was strapped into a bungee trampoline ride.
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Otherwise, activity was meager with consumers especially strapped by slow wage growth and mountains of debt.
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It's never fun to play the comparison game — especially when you're a millennial strapped for cash.
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The bill largely focused on funding for Profamilias, Planned Parenthood's partner in cash-strapped Puerto Rico.
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We want to back founders that can rethink business models that leave everyday people financially strapped.
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Last week, the Islamic State used a drone strapped with an explosive to attack a checkpoint.
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While shooting a blockbuster film in the desert heat, Sam is strapped into a fast car.
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"Never has the administration been strapped for funds to deal with Ebola or Zika," Cole said.
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But now, cash-strapped and pothole-ridden, states are asking the eco-friendly to pay up.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Baring Private Equity Asia will buy cash-strapped Japanese electronics firm Pioneer Corp 6773.
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That was also the time when strapped states slashed funding for state-funded colleges and universities.
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Air travel rose 6.2 percent, however, after cash-strapped airlines reduced fares to fill empty seats.
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Once you're all strapped in, there is about a 90% chance that something will go haywire.
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We hope for our own sake that he hasn't strapped his star to another sinking ship.
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He had an explosive belt strapped to his body and held a detonator in his hand.
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But few of the continent's cash-strapped governments have given firm plans for support beyond 2020.
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Financially strapped Flint changed its water supply in 2014 from Detroit's system to the Flint River.
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This is a big deal for cash-strapped insurers on the fence about trying the service.
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Or for time-strapped investors to push a to-do item higher up the priority list.
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I may as well walk around with a "Danger: High Maintenance" sign strapped to my chest.
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Strapped in and safe, she can lose herself in the physical challenge and just have fun.
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Apple Watch I recently strapped my Apple Watch back on after months of not wearing it.
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In 2013, following Washington's defunding of UNESCO, Azerbaijan donated $5 million to the cash-strapped organization.
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Florrick was a tornado of rage, grief, and joy strapped into sleek suits and pencil skirts.
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When people are feeling strapped, they tend to cut back on buying those types of products.
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But I also sort of felt like my chest was strapped in with a leather belt.
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I'm sitting in a room, strapped upright into a chair with a blanket over my knees.
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They saw themselves being strapped with a disconnected president's commitment to meet European Union debt standards.
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But that was unacceptable to relatives, who pressed Mr. Macri's cash-strapped government to keep looking.
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By nightfall, I'd find myself in a hospital bed, my arm strapped to an intravenous drip.
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This makes it cumbersome for most gadflies and cash-strapped agitators to use for large projects.
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The government is currently working to implement policies to help cash-strapped Americans during the crisis.
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The news could trigger a new wave of concerned patients to clinics already strapped for resources.
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In the back, a baby girl, 8 months old, is asleep, strapped in a car seat.
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But the tree is chopped down and strapped to a truck, with Lulu in its branches.
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These already cash-strapped hospitals serving poorer populations will soon be put in even greater jeopardy.
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They argued that convicts should not take the financial aid resources from cash-strapped college students.
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But when she tried to collect the $2,2000 fee, Batio claimed he was strapped for cash.
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However, it makes for an effective student computer monitor if you're strapped for cash – and space.
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This will be politically toxic when other strapped communities are loath to welcome their Venezuelan neighbors.
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One downside is that trees can be costly to maintain, a concern for budget-strapped cities.
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Increasingly time-strapped customers are ordering meals to be delivered instead of cooking their own food.
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The medics strapped a bag valve on his face and started squeezing air into his lungs.
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In a swirl of ululations, mothers with infants strapped to their backs danced around the drummers.
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Today, it's the world's number one infectious disease killer, particularly in the most resource-strapped countries.
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Employers are feeling the burden, as they're often the ones strapped with the skyrocketing health costs.
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The cash-strapped government has appealed to the public for donations of money instead of goods.
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The cash-strapped Caribbean nation exchanges medical and other professional services for oil and oil products.
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Now imagine having a jet engine strapped to the back of the seat and hitting launch.
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Green was arrested, handcuffed with his arms behind his back, and strapped into a police cruiser.
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Delgado then strapped a contraption onto my shoes that mimicked the sensation of walking on ice.
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I strapped that on, too, and found myself subjected to strobing lights behind my closed eyes.
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Basu added that police believe the dead suspect had a "hoax device" strapped to his body.
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She's strapped a purple, plastic glove over her hand to try to keep the arm dry.
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In our economically strapped city, City Year is a rare "sure thing" investment in the future.
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So investors are more cash-strapped and have to use more financing to flip their homes.
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A starter home scarcity is making it even harder for cash-strapped millennials to attain homeownership.
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These things happen in life and thankfully he was strapped in nicely to his car seat.
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Even cash-strapped college students can consider stashing some cash in a Roth individual retirement account.
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The firm is also in the spotlight for trying to rescue the strapped technology firm LeEco.
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After a lengthy injury delay, he was strapped to a board and taken off the field.
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They're attractive, affordable, and look like a watch, not a miniature computer strapped to your wrist.
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With odd protrusions of rubber or leather, they resemble fossilized animal remains strapped to the body.
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Despite what you might think, it is possible to save even when you're strapped for cash.
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" He said he was strapped to the waterboard by guards with "black costumes, masks, and black goggles.
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After all, you could be earning six figures but feel strapped if you're living beyond your means.
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Typically, he'd drop his children — son Phoenix and daughter Luna — off still strapped in their car seats.
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He then strapped himself in to deadlift at least 360 pounds—the plates are 45 pounds each.
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She allegedly strapped him into a car seat, and pulled the child's hat down over his eyes.
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I know there will be ups and downs, but I'm strapped in and ready for the ride.
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After a quick warm-up, I strapped on my gloves and started beating on some punching bags.
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Oh, just a class that involves going for a jog with some trampolines strapped to your feet.
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Immelt came under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions as CEO that left GE cash-strapped.
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I've certainly strapped on watches designed for extreme outdoor activities that were much larger than the PowerWatch.
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But Cushman was still strapped into his wheelchair and connected to a ventilator as the fire spread.
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Get your head checked The consumer might be cash-strapped, but Cramer says it doesn't even matter.
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Look closer and you'll also see a teddy bear strapped to his belt alongside all those bullets.
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The cash-strapped, small-market club began the season without a full complement of MLB-calibre starters.
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In the clip, Max is strapped to Zuckerberg's back as he performs a series of pull-ups.
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It's a common problem for folks in my area who are financially strapped, especially people of color.
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The video on YouTube shows brain-monitoring devices strapped to people's heads while they do driving simulations.
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Turns out Affleck actually had his friend and fellow Oscar-winner, Matt Damon, strapped to his body.
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But in its 2016 budget, the cash-strapped government did not allocate any money for the subsidies.
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The group's tactics have included suicide bombings using young girls with explosives strapped beneath their flowing hijabs.
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I'll let you in on a little secret: I have a design icon strapped to my chest.
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Hamilton and Rolex sent watches to war and pilots strapped Glycine Airmen to their jungle-hot wrists.
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Catching some z's while in flight: a frigatebird with an EEG measuring device strapped to its head.
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The companies that are chasing the hyperloop dream are strapped for cash and a bit scandal worn.
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The cash-strapped hospital operator's board is also scheduled to meet to approve quarterly results on Wednesday.
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Mugabe's travel to international conferences such as the ocean summit has raised eyebrows in cash-strapped Zimbabwe.
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And later he said police harassed him as he carried around the rifle strapped to his chest.
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SpaceX hopes to recover all three of the boosters, which strapped together make up the Falcon Heavy.
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Iridian barely got Pel and herself strapped in before the ship lurched backward—forward, except behind them?
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Good deeds big and small If you're looking to loot South Point, fair warning: Everyone is strapped.
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If you are strapped for cash, consider reselling your old textbooks to underclassmen or your university store.
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We pile into the car and the dog gets strapped into his weird little dog seat belt.
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Some aficionados worry that the cash-strapped Cuban government will cut corners and produce an inferior product.
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No street fictions either—if you must come strapped, they request you leave it in your pants.
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Cash-strapped cities and towns here are also scrambling to pay up front costs of rebuilding projects.
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Let Denmark's commitment to green energy be a lesson to the rest of our fuel-strapped world.
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You won't notice the bass as much when it's strapped onto something, losing the room-filling effect.
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Most will not, because they are cash-strapped and generally detest any change to business as usual.
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With no takers, the federal government wants the cash-strapped provincial government in Sindh to take over.
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Still, when you're strapped with so much weight and hanging by a rope, certain thoughts are unavoidable.
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It all starts by getting strapped into the harness safeguard thing while wearing special low friction shoes.
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The boys were strapped on to stretchers before the divers transported them through treacherous water-filled tunnels.
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I was strapped down and the winds were high, and then we got a crane up top.
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Ullah, a Brooklyn resident, strapped the device to himself using Velcro and zip ties, according to O'Neill.
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The answer for any millennial out there tired of being financially strapped is to raise their skills.
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But stories abound of cash-strapped workers thronging railway and bus stations to make their journey home.
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Convincing cash-strapped jurisdictions to spend money on mitigation requires evidence that the cost is worth it.
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Shields was strapped to a gurney and carted off the court while he made no apparent movement.
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Inside a closed minivan with its windows rolled up sat an unattended infant strapped into a carseat.
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When I was later strapped into an ambulance, the drive to the hospital was over an hour.
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The firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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Some say Cuba's cultural institutions are ideologically outdated and too strapped for cash to promote them sufficiently.
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Micro-satellites can also be strapped to the top of the rover and deployed in lunar orbit.
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The cash-strapped OPEC nation's collapsing economy has left its population struggling to find food and medicine.
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But this is not something that can be fixed by merely exhorting strapped families to save more.
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But Kasich's cash-strapped campaign is eager to pick up as many of those donors as possible.
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Since the global financial crisis, cash-strapped Western governments have been forced to put projects on ice.
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Under the deal, United had loaned $456 million to cash-strapped Avianca's parent company, Synergy Group Corp.
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Meanwhile, a meth dealer is strapped when he goes out to sell 500 pesos' ($10 USD) worth.
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Now, he's strapped the same contraption onto over four times the number of rockets, and it's beautiful.
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The toddler was joined by his mother, who strapped him in and then handed him a tablet.
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The requirement that joint ventures sell their crude to cash-strapped PDVSA has led to payment delays.
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The economics of solar matter the most for cash-strapped families, community facilities and affordable housing owners.
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In many places, it's easy to make twice or several times that much and still feel strapped.
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I ran to the mangled Prius and saw my kids inside, still strapped into their car seats.
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"Normally, I have equipment strapped all over me, and I look like a Ninja Turtle," she said.
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Dozens of mothers with babies strapped to their backs waited to have the children weighed and checked.
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The figure-hugging silhouette was the exact dress but paired together with open-toed, ankle-strapped shoes.
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Quickly, his head is padded and he's strapped onto a stretcher and wheeled over to the ambulance.
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Its upkeep was expensive, its infrastructure was in need of upgrades and its hometown was financially strapped.
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One of them, Abieyuwa Igwe, had her 10-month old daughter Favor strapped tightly to her back.
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Since 2017 we've managed $3 million in revenue-based financing, which helps cash-strapped technology companies grow.
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By 2011, though, the museum, strapped for funds to pay city real estate taxes, filed for bankruptcy.
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One veteran of the original landing, Sandy Cortmann, jumped again Saturday while strapped to a British paratrooper.
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Strapped in crosswise, our ears covered with headsets, we rolled down the grass runway and lifted off.
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The higher prices alienated customers when they were strapped for cash and increasingly shopping at discount stores.
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It lasts for days and is as accurate as a heart rate tracker strapped to your chest.
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For most people, driving with a seat belt tightly strapped around their bodies is a smart habit.
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I strapped on the harness and he bent over while I surveyed the lay of the land.
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But updating the other 20 percent isn't high on the priority list of many cash-strapped governments.
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The main exception is that you now need an expensive gadget strapped to your noggin to play.
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I see that one of them, the ringleader with the bullhorn, has something strapped to his waist.
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It's Customizable If you're strapped for time, the suggested Day Plans seem to have something for everyone.
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With the Boulevard, I never worry that Ellie isn't strapped in tight enough or that she's uncomfortable.
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Many of the reunited families are being released from custody, with electronic monitors strapped to their ankles.
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Large and expensive, a proper effort in Texas would stretch the resources of his cash-strapped campaign.
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If you are cash-strapped, Strauss says most communities have free legal resources for small business owners.
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"I'm half scared, half so excited," said Ms. Faul, gripping the stiff leather handle strapped to Innes.
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What does a plant feel when strapped to a human being and sailing down a lengthy slide?
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Today, Washington provides almost no help to cash-strapped states and cities to rehabilitate their water systems.
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We assume that cash-strapped dictators will quickly fall because they can no longer buy people's loyalty.
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A drone in Iraq was strapped with a bomb to turn it into an unmanned kamikaze robot.
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Mr. Vitiello had recently been more outspoken about overflowing immigration facilities and strapped resources at the border.
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"No doubt to check if the person had an explosives belt strapped on," the witness told RTL.
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Jeremy is introduced as an earnest, handsome and musically gifted kid from a financially strapped Indiana family.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York being strapped to a jet and dying in a plane crash.
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Finally, Biden's campaign is cash-strapped and has barely been able to fund ads beyond South Carolina.
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In lieu of bookends, he's strapped fluorescent duct tape — hot pink, chartreuse — to the sides of étagères.
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Cash-strapped Biden is also counting on a wave of free media should he win South Carolina.
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Its actions could kill a startupThe consequences for a cash-strapped business like a startup are steep.
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Some were strapped in beds or chairs; others were left to rock endlessly on filthy, locked wards.
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Eating the prepared foods sold at grocery chains is a life changer for many time-strapped people.
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He had strapped a camera to his head to create content for his live-streaming startup Justin.
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He returned to the court strapped up, and appeared unaffected, quickly surging into a 6-3 lead.
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Cash-strapped independent media are of course cheaper for the president's cronies to buy and de-fang.
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Because "compliance actions and higher prices" will force cash-strapped consumers to adopt their own austerity measures.
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Itochu first acquired a stake in Descente when it rescued a financially strapped Descente in the 1980s.
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If state governments are strapped for money, public health funds are often the first to be cut.
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We had brought bicycles with us, and I strapped Aria to my back with a baby sling.
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The money that allows charters their vaunted flexibility is squeezed out of already strapped traditional public schools.
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His case was strapped to his back, his helmet painted with the colors of the Venezuelan flag.
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The first hurdle is convincing these cash-strapped shoppers to pay a membership fee to use Amazon.
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But Immelt has come under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions that left GE cash strapped.
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During her training session, she was strapped into Flyer and turned upside down in a ball pit.
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Meanwhile, the Communist-ruled island cannot easily replace subsidized Venezuelan supplies as it is strapped for cash.
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Despite the current cash-strapped environment of most oil companies, the sanctioning of Leviathan makes commercial sense.
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The legislation could also include an infusion of $28500 billion to help out the cash-strapped program.
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Military aid would shift from grants to loans – loans the cash-strapped Tunisian treasury can ill afford.
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Oy, I can't wear a bias-cut gown now to save my life, unless I'm strapped in.
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The legislation could also include an infusion of $6 billion to help out the cash-strapped program.
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Then, in Mr. Cheng's telling, he was strapped into an iron interrogation chair, and the questioning began.
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But police had determined that the suspect strapped to the suspect's chest was a fake suicide vest.
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For other cash-strapped couples, the ring of their partner's dreams may not be a financial reality.
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She's pretty much gone underground since the Paris robbery ... it's no surprise her bodyguards were all strapped.
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For 30 seconds, we see these men jumping over shrubs with AK-47s strapped around their chests.
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Ellie Goulding wore a thigh-high front split dress, which included chain mail strapped across her chest.
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But the rising value of sand suggests that the operation was lucrative for cash-strapped North Korea.
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Game of Thrones' most recent season found repellant villain Ramsay Bolton bloodied and strapped to a chair.
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In an East Berlin clinic, she was strapped onto a bed and pushed into an operating room.
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It also started providing export financing to Russian companies looking to sell to the cash-strapped island.
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This allowed me to basically run around with a camera strapped to a wheel on a rod.
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So you can see why resource-strapped schools and code clubs would be eyeing pi-tops with interest.
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But Elliott maintained that the number 24 did not penetrate his racing helmet whenever he strapped it on.
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It's the equivalent of a normal-weight individual walking around with a heavy rucksack strapped to their back.
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For the budget-strapped, it's also easy to flinch at the $300 price increase on the base-level.
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You'll have no trouble fitting into a crowded train or elevator with the Isabella strapped to your back.
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Without compelling content, VR is basically just a person with a silly-looking appendage strapped to their head.
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So, even if there were harnesses, it wouldn't have done anyone any good if no one strapped in.
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More recently, cash-strapped hospitals in big cities, including Rio de Janeiro, have seen patients die in corridors.
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Creating a space for the elderly to mingle with youngsters can lift spirits—and help cash-strapped millennials. ■
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That means you can keep something strapped to your roof — like a surfboard — and still open the trunk.
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When we were all strapped in, we reached for our trampolines, kicking our legs up in the air.
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Dave has been strapped on the gurney and is being hauled down the steps; he's no longer moving.
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Apple envisions this use case with an illustration of a runner with the device strapped to their arm.
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" According to police, Ullah strapped the device to his body "with a combination of Velcro and zip ties.
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The child, who was identified by the station as Brooklyn Jackson, was still strapped into her car seat.
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The Dutch have been skaters since medieval times, when peasants strapped gliders made of bone to their shoes.
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The vehicle consists of three Falcon 9 cores strapped together, giving the rocket an awesome amount of power.
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Listen, we get it: you're strapped for cash and need a whole mess of cheese grated, like NOW.
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This left his campaign so cash-strapped they only had the money to boost a few Facebook posts.
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Of course, before the engines are strapped together and aimed into the sky, they have to be tested.
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China is building frigates and aircraft-carriers at a pace which makes cash-strapped British planners look plodding.
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Those bullish on oil prices say shale production is moderating as cash-strapped American producers tighten their belts.
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In fact, it's impossible to predict how some budget-strapped organizations might respond to ever-increasing network costs.
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He filled a bathtub with ice, then strapped an electric heating pad around his arm and got in.
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The task of integrating legions of refugees has been left primarily to cash-strapped state governments and citizens.
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Some of the children were discovered strapped into car seats and abandoned in various rooms throughout the house.
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Other reasons include delayed repairs and impoundments by service providers that are owed money by cash-strapped PDVSA.
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Judge's assistant Andy Faraci is checking entries with a newborn strapped to his back at Saturday's youth show.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela, which pushed hard to bring the global deal together, has also said it intends to.
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The companies that are chasing the hyperloop dream are occasionally strapped for cash and a bit scandal worn.
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Several studies had to be undertaken, and extra money had to be found in a cash-strapped agency.
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People who are strapped into a fully occluded device cannot see anything around them, creating obvious physical dangers.
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Indeed, one man who attended the rally with a rifle strapped across his back was detained and interrogated.
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And for what it's worth, I've yet to see a smartphone strapped to a helmet in real life.
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"Even when the Philippines was cash-strapped, it had never defaulted on any of its loans," said Dominguez.
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Based on this one-minute trailer, we're strapped in for even more murderous games and fantastic fashion inspirations.
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At one point early on in the documentary, the camera is strapped onto the head of a worker.
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As a result, much of the burden to pay for these medicines falls on already strapped state governments.
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You're not strapped in, but just standing atop the hovering wheel, so focus on balancing and staying upright.
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Stanton had a loaded semi-automatic pistol — which he is licensed to carry — strapped to an ankle holster.
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MusikBi, like its rivals, is small and cash strapped, but with more than 10,000 users, Diop sees potential.
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AT&T needs to deliver for cash-strapped cities AT&T knows that it can't just make promises.
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Quicker than you can say "fearless heroine," Mason's strapped on her camera and is well on her way.
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But the offer from Ethiopian may be attractive for a cash-strapped government struggling through a prolonged recession.
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This debt is strapped to 44 million people in the country, who carry an average debt of $21625,2900.
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Since returning to office in 0003 Mr Abe has strapped Japan into an economic exoskeleton of his own.
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The death of a partner can be particularly harsh for women who can suddenly find themselves strapped financially.
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He's touted his regressive tax as the prescription for cash-strapped cities looking for a convenient financial scapegoat.
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With American Century strapped for cash after his roulette misadventure, he gets turned down for a bank loan.
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They then lifted him up, dropped him onto a white bag, strapped him in and covered his head.
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They're both disciplines in which the body is strapped into seemingly impossible positions with ropes of some sort.
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Then there was Christina's baby, Faith, just 7 months old, who was still strapped in her car seat.
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The story opens in 2003, when a man robbed a bank with a bomb strapped around his neck.
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Strapped with explosives, ready to detonate himself, he sees his girlfriend and faces a choice: love or terror?
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The decision drew investor ire and sent shares in the cash-strapped hospital operator down almost 5 percent.
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Venezuela can't pay to import goods because its government is desperately strapped for cash after years of mismanagement.
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Then there's a flatbed trailer attached to the back, with two big metal tanks strapped to its top.
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"What a huge accomplishment," DeVos said of this drain on the state's already cash-strapped public-school system.
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Additionally, Comcast employees get reduced payments on internet and cable, which could help any cash-strapped college student.
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The ripples would have cascaded through the auto industry, causing already strapped suppliers to shut down as well.
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In the case of Codere, a cash-strapped Spanish gaming company, Mr. Shah first used the manufactured default.
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The IAEA is strapped for personnel, as it already has hundreds of inspectors working elsewhere around the globe.
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Most of the sales were for handguns, which can be strapped to an ankle or shoulder under clothing.
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SpaceX has proposed that the astronauts would be strapped in before fueling begins instead of boarding after fueling.
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Read more: Islamic State fighters have reportedly used cows strapped with bombs in place of their suicide missions
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But to local people strapped for cash, the trees look like fixed deposits to be withdrawn in entirety.
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The Russian firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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"The company is capital strapped," said Dai Ming, a money manager at Hengsheng Asset Management Co. in Shanghai.
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Mothers drifted in, some with babies strapped to them, others lurching after toddlers grabbing for the cookie tray.
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We strapped on waders and gathered our tools, my grandfather's cherry-handled hunting knife tucked in my vest.
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Gordhan is leading efforts to clean up other cash-strapped South African state firms, like power utility Eskom.
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TO raised concerns last year when the cash-strapped government took an interim step to boost its revenues.
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In the age of austerity, strapped police forces do not have the resources to keep up with this.
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Bpaet was strapped to her back with just a single piece of handmade fabric, a paa-kaa-maa.
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For many cash-strapped police departments, this offer may at first glance appear to be an attractive proposition.
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Some teens said while they were in solitary, they were strapped to chairs with bags over their heads.
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"—David, 213 "They strapped us up, zipped us up, in a body belt so we could hardly move.
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VR is, of course, the largest screen ever, ergo ... I was reassured and strapped into a Vive headset.
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We need quick, easy, and healthy meals with minimal cleanup, because we're pretty much always strapped for time.
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He's an orphan, who grows up with his cash-strapped aunt and uncle in a lower-class neighborhood.
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On the other hand, the capital allows companies like Danke to lower deposits for cash-strapped young tenants.
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Tuesday was boxing day -- so they paired up, strapped on the gloves and let each other have it!
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The decision drew investors' ire and sent shares in the cash-strapped hospital operator down almost 5 percent.
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You can start by avoiding mistakes now that could leave you strapped for cash in your old age.
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Week by week, I could go farther and in time, I strapped the twins into the jogging stroller.
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Terry Brown strapped a rain cover over his forklift and didn't speak for the rest of the night.
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That could "paradoxically" hit the most strapped borrowers, he said, since they are often the worst credit risk.
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And considering the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19, investors should be strapped in for more wild swings in markets.
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One way or the other, "an explosion's coming," said Mr. Abu Shaaban, the cash-strapped Palestinian Authority pensioner.
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Mr. Brackeen directed his voice to the noisy back seat, where the baby and Zachary were strapped in.
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So scientists in China strapped artificial wings to a young ostrich and took it out for a run.
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A human subject is strapped inside the wooden wheel, with his or her head encased in a box.
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Sampling devices were strapped into passenger seats and taken for rides through morning traffic in and around Atlanta.
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Cotton, an Iraq War veteran, is seen wearing combat uniform with a machine gun strapped to his chest.
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He strapped on a corset so tight that it changed the shape of his body into an hourglass.
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If limited partners themselves become strapped during a recession, the venture-capital firms won't have funds to invest.
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Mr. Palij, ailing and strapped to a stretcher, was put aboard a plane and packed off to Germany.
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Currently, Jennifer is surviving with the help of two black bags strapped across her chest, known as BiVADS.
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The EB12 looks like a standard pedal bike, save for the 999.993Wh battery strapped to the rear rack.
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Later, Prager strapped herself into a safety harness and was lifted above the cast in a cherry picker.
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The hurdles: Cash-strapped consumers who missed paychecks may spend less, while businesses may have lower overseas demand.
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DOWNSIZING Alexander Payne (working with his frequent screenwriting partner Jim Taylor) directs a parable for cash-strapped times.
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"We were pretty strapped for money, and we were determined not to go into debt," Mr. Edge said.
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The state news agency has been stuffed with toadies and offers its bulletins free to cash-strapped outlets.
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The PAWS Act would help correct this by providing resources to these heroic, yet often cash-strapped, organizations.
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Emergency officials found them strapped into their seats and had to cut them loose to recover the bodies.
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His parole officer, Mark Pawlich, strapped an ankle monitor on him and sent him to a halfway house.
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Instagram-able vacations are one such experience, but not everyone can afford it, especially not cash-strapped millennials.
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"These households are often strapped for time and could be enticed to purchase with further customization", Nielsen wrote.
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So Hayer threw his backpack on, strapped Assata into her carrier and the two adventured off to college.
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If the race isn't wrapped up by this point, the slower pace could hurt campaigns strapped for cash.
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Strapped in behind the wheel using computer steering, Leno topples mounds of dirt and plunges through muddy water.
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It is in the field, baby strapped to her back as she hacks at the sugar cane stalks. . . .
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The turbine trouble could tarnish GE Power's reputation and hurt sales at a time it's strapped for cash.
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The duo are also markedly cash-strapped, so fundraising off Harris' exit is not only sensible, it's necessary.
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It's understandably a tough sell for financially-strapped patients who can barely afford their sky-high insurance premiums.
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You'll save on interest this way, but it's not always the most realistic option for cash-strapped students.
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My 2-year-old son was strapped in his car seat, and he wasn't having a good time.
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Nicki got strapped up in red from head to toe for Future's music vid shoot in Miami Beach.
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The control group was composed of inmates who had electrodes strapped to their foreheads, but no current applied.
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Aggregating these options eases the search for those individuals who are financially strapped but eager for a fresh start.
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I was riding the web-connected VirZoom fitness bike, with a high-end VR headset strapped to my face.
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One screener apparently missed a fake bomb that had been strapped to an agent's back, despite patting him down.
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While these promotions will hurt revenue, they could introduce cash-strapped federal employees to the restaurants and build goodwill.
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With cash-strapped local governments looking for more revenue, the tax jackpots casinos can generate are looking increasingly attractive.
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The network is emblematic of a trend that's been seen throughout the cash-strapped news business: A collaborative streak.
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But the siren song of hyperloop—faster, greener, cheaper—is hard for cash-strapped, traffic-clogged cities to resist.
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Missi Pyle brought her 4-month-old baby girl Zooey to the party and strapped her to her chest.
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Some were plagued with diarrhea and hydration troubles, while others were strapped with genetic disorders and riddled with parasites.
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Yorkie and Kelly aren't actually spending the rest of their lives together, they're two dead bodies strapped to machines.
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The request to the state-run carrier comes as the cash-strapped government faces a balance of payments crisis.
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Chapo and another hitman strapped the Zetas onto the back of ATVs, then transported them to the fire pit.
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LauncherOne has flown a few times strapped to the 747, but has yet to actually fall from the wing.
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Now, a Wisconsin city that's strapped for drinking water is requesting the right to divert it from Lake Michigan.
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Despite Suze's apparent endless wine budget, the Howards have always been strapped for cash, as the cold open proves.
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Harris strapped his son Cooper into a rear-facing carseat and took him to Chick-Fil-A for breakfast.
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If you're cash-strapped, an artificial tree could save you more money than buying a real tree each year.
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The second photo shows the actress standing with three friends, wearing a spaghetti-strapped red dress and matching lipstick.
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And he said he wished he was in Montana where he could have his guns strapped out or whatever.
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And LoraWAN systems are far less expensive than satellite-based tracking, offering an extra advantage to cash-strapped parks.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton strapped on their hiking boots and climbed the Himalayas during their India '16 tour.
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It began with Craig Green's show, which opened with models wrapped, strapped and tied up in tailored hazmat suits.
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The state's police chief Mukesh Sahay told Reuters that he was strapped with explosives and had an AK-4.
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The hospital won't let you take home your new baby unless you have it strapped into a car seat.
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A web camera was strapped around Barney's neck as he wandered around the White House viewing the Christmas decorations.
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Within limits, it would also be fine for Mr Kim, whose cash-strapped regime could do with the investment.
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This means any significant increase in pellet purchases may come with a hefty price tag for cash-strapped mills.
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Meanwhile, educators are strapped for time and resources to create more individualized lesson plans and volunteer for extracurricular activities.
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The remains of at least two of his wives, who were also strapped with explosive vests, were left behind.
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It's largely an untapped market where the clear majority of businesses are small ones that are strapped for cash.
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More than seven hours later, he claimed to have found the toddler still strapped in his car seat, unresponsive.
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Cash-strapped PDVSA is looking for fresh investments from foreign companies as it seeks to stop the output fall.
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"They would have flown out of their seats had they not been strapped in," he said via Twitter message.
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MTurk is particularly attractive for academics and nonprofits who often are too cash strapped to conduct a national survey.
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Other days, he shared an excruciating reality, posing in a hospital bed with bandages strapped across his scarred chest.
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I'm strapped into my seat, but I'm still thrown back against the chair when we zoom down the runway.
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As cash-strapped households turned wary, sales of various goods from beverages to domestic appliances to cars all plunged.
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But that doesn't stop us from wanting a watch that looks like the T-1000 strapped to your wrist.
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Cash-strapped municipal governments are responsible for implementing the plan and they are not happy about it, Moreira said.
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They show people often in full military fatigues, with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black masks.
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The float, a truck driven by Ethel's son Max, had a big fake cow's head strapped to its grill.
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Another cash-strapped oil producer, Gabon, has all but drained its crude reserves amid a slow grind in production.
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Microsoft is pitching states on matching capital investment costs, but many state governments are already pretty strapped for cash.
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Perdomo joked that it's sometimes underwhelming to demo goTenna Mesh: the lightweight, handheld device strapped to my work bag.
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He strapped two wooden skis to his feet and began sliding downhill, turning his workplace into a winter playground.
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Beijing's ability to throw money at every problem, like bailing out cash-strapped local governments, will only get harder.
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An ostensibly screen-free Sunday would be supplanted with a mess of bright pixels strapped inches from my eyeballs.
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Strapped into a harness beneath Saraceno's inflated sculpture, we are carried aloft, peaceful and ecstatic, merging with the air.
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It was a safe, controlled environment: under a tent, over a giant net, and strapped firmly into several harnesses.
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The cash-strapped states that own airports in America might usefully follow it to fund much-needed road repair.
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Cash-strapped Pakistan is most likely to go with the cheapest supplier, in this case Qatar, officials have said.
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Moreno is visiting Beijing this week to renegotiate the terms of the cash-strapped Andean country's debt with China.
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This time the biplane was a Bücker Jungmann two-seater, and the pilot strapped him in with particular care.
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Recently, my third grade teacher fostered a dog that got badly burned because someone strapped fireworks to his back.
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It even specified that the opportunity was tailor-made for young cash-strapped women in college, as she was.
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I merely played conductor, occasionally tapping the tablet strapped to my right knee to direct it here or there.
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Cash-strapped consumers are finally catching a break — and one group of retailers is positioned to capture the windfall.
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Could this be the same colour TV that's strapped to the wall on the front cover of the magazine?
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A sensor is strapped around his chest, and two more cap his fingertips to measure how much he's sweating.
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The 27-year-old Oscar-winning actress accessorized the look with black heels and a long-strapped black purse.
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More than one person is stuck shunting around a copulating couple in an enormous mussel strapped to their back.
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As they waited at the edge of the canyon, Smith strapped into a helicopter and prepared for the jump.
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And if you're strapped for cash, let me ask you: Have you checked out the drugstore beauty section lately?
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Carter strapped her baby into a car seat and dropped her from a second-floor window, according to KTLA.
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But in the financially strapped city, a fuller investment in this form of preventive policing has yet to emerge.
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However, where does that leave the cash-strapped island as it struggles to recover from the devastation of Maria?
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Poorer parents are strapped for money and time; roughly 35% of children in America live in single-parent homes.
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Meeting rising demand from medical advances and aging populations is, however, a growing problem for the cash-strapped NHS.
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The Antles have previously, controversially strapped a VR headset to a chimpanzee, for the sake of a viral video.
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And then he's the one that shows up at your house with like the mattress strapped to his back.
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Corden, meanwhile, was strapped to another person -- a man named Danny, whose abilities Corden is less than confident about.
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If that happens, Puerto Rico — already cash-strapped — will be responsible for covering all its Medicaid costs going forward.
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Before Stutts starts unpacking things, I notice there is a large knife strapped to the side of his pack.
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Record retention is a worthy goal, but it is unclear whether the strapped regulator can protect such intellectual property.
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The cash-strapped quasi-government agency has largely depended on the boom in e-commerce shipments in recent years.
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But I guess being strapped next to each other on a Blackhawk helicopter tends to be a bonding experience.
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A doctor suspected that he had broken his back, and had him involuntarily committed and strapped to a board.
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Many of Moscow's friends and allies are more cash-strapped than the clients typically enjoyed by Western defense firms.
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We'd be happy to do that, but we have a county government whose budget is very strapped right now.
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Cash-strapped Eskom reported a 2.3 billion rand ($175 million) loss for the financial year which ended in March.
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Many of them were able to drive as fast as 90 to 100 mph with cameras strapped to them.
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Last month Crystallex said it settled with cash-strapped Venezuela, but the company's lawyer said that deal fell through.
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In other instances, the perpetually cash-strapped Castro regime sees a cash cow they'd like to have for themselves.
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Elon Musk and Amber Heard strapped up and held on tight ... for a little semi-extreme fun in Australia.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Academics and big companies have strapped AI to a PR missile.
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She completes the look with a beret made from Tiffany's china and a miniature wardrobe strapped on her head.
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My classmates did not know that I myself had been strapped to ER beds and restrained in seclusion rooms.
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The cash-strapped government would struggle to pay in cash, and the constitution forbids it from paying in oil.
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The Commission warned that governments, already strapped for cash, could hurt revenues by yielding to pressure to cut VAT.
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The boy was not strapped in -- in fact, the child car seat was sitting unattached in the back seat.
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But depending on the organization's board policies, and how cash-strapped it is, you might not even get that.
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A Model S was spotted near the company's Palo Alto headquarters, strapped with Lidar sensors, as reported by Elektrek.
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He played without a cup, despite his coaches' wishes, and just strapped that bad boy up nice and tight.
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He rolled the loaded gun up in the sleeping bag and strapped the sleeping bag to the pack frame.
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One youth, for example, said he was left naked, strapped to a restraint chair, for more than two days.
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Then the pieces were strapped and bolted together like giant Lego blocks to make a Cape Cod-style house.
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He did spend four years strapped to a bed, and saw many fellow patients carried out in body bags.
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But the reality is that Meals on Wheels, like many other social service programs, is already strapped for resources.
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Then, while O'Brady strapped into his sled, the plane drove about a mile away to Rudd's parallel starting point.
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They fired assault rifles, lobbed grenades and — when Iraqi commandos stormed the church — detonated explosives strapped to their chests.
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He lay motionless and unconscious for five minutes before being strapped to a gurney and taken to the hospital.
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People are drastically more likely to talk to me with Jose strapped to my chest than under normal circumstances.
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As they got closer, they saw a harness strapped to the beluga, outfitted with mounts for GoPro-type cameras.
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The decision to delay or cancel cases is a particularly difficult one for cash-strapped hospitals, health experts say.
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And he has even strapped on hockey skates to exercise in the park's seasonal rink, where admission is free.
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You don't need any extra hardware to enable sleep tracking — an Apple Watch strapped on your wrist is enough.
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Moms and dads feel time-crunched and cash-strapped, all the while worrying that our kids aren't doing enough.
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The overturned vehicle that was sitting on its roof still had a baby strapped into a car seat inside.
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The Rockwells were among 40 artworks being deaccessioned by the financially-strapped Berkshire Museum to fund a redevelopment program.
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However, since then, shares of the unprofitable, cash-strapped EV manufacturer have recovered, trading for $20193 per share today.
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The former New York City mayor was in the midst of an expensive divorce and was strapped for cash.
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The museum in miniature will arrive strapped to the bottom of a lunar rover set to launch next year.
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" Next, we see Kris on the ground, strapped to a backboard and surrounded by EMTs, saying, "Oh, my neck.
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"Most city governments — I can tell you ours is — we are super-strapped for financial resources," Mr. Fischer said.
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During World War I, these clockwork cameras were strapped onto the chests of pigeons and flown over the battlefield.
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It's how I eat and even shower — you have to do it all with a baby strapped to you.
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Police said that Amman had an explosive device strapped to his body, which turned out to be a hoax.
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Iridescent organza bustles printed with silk screens of berries were strapped behind utilitarian short suits with taffeta corset tops.
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So it&aposs possible for a founder to be running a successful business and still be strapped for cash.
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For state governments strapped for money, public health funds are often the first to be cut during economic downturns.
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At a lawn-bowling club transformed into an evacuation center, people strapped on gas masks, while dogs barked frantically.
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For many cash-strapped local utilities, it's difficult to find the resources to manage a problem we rarely see.
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Correction, December 12th at 1:34AM ET: The Index controllers are strapped to your hands, not to your wrists.
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If cash-strapped Pyongyang chooses to engage the world -- and ditch its nuclear weapons -- this could be its future.
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Maddox stayed on the turf for several minutes before being strapped to a backboard and stretchered off the field.
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Hong Kong Airlines, controlled by cash-strapped Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, must shore up its financial position by Dec.
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But coming up with the required funds can be tough — especially for cash-strapped millennials in today's competitive market.
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New taxes on marijuana products are expected to begin generating revenue for the cash-strapped state in short order.
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A terrifying, world altering health crisis with a financial crisis strapped to its back and poised to explode. Sen.
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In that moment, as I was strapped down in the cath lab, a wide smile spread across my face.
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Soon we were all strapped into our Subpacs, which were equipped with headphones and radio receivers for connecting wirelessly.
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Cash-strapped legislatures too often balance their budgets by cutting funds to higher education, resulting in catastrophic tuition hikes.
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His group has strapped suicide bombs to women and children to attack civilians in mosques, markets and refugee camps.
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Some even strapped tool belts to their waists and pretended to be craftsmen, disguising newspapers under their thick clothes.
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Even so, depending on where it's registered, the website might not fall under the cash-strapped UK police's jurisdiction.
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Guatemala's cash-strapped treasury depends on bountiful aid from America's government, and remittances from abroad make up 11% of GDP.
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Fixing this revolving door is a pressing question for policymakers hoping to save money in an already cash-strapped system.
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So if you wear the Vaunt glasses, most people wouldn't immediately know you had a HUD strapped to your face.
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The test flight featured a 70-foot, two-stage LauncherOne rocket strapped to Cosmic Girl, a modified 747-400 plane.
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The Apple Watch remains unlocked as long as the wearer keeps it strapped to their wrist after inputting the passcode.
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Going into the entertainment industry felt like diving into shark-infested waters with a chum bucket strapped to my back.
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He's filming the scene with a handheld recorder as another camera, which is strapped to his chest, films his reactions.
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So, like any cash-strapped college kid in the age of Athleisure, I gave in and paid $20 for shipping.
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His mother, Liz, who wasn't at the park with him, says that her son strapped himself in on his own.
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When emergency responders arrived on the scene, they found baby Brooklyn strapped in her car seat still inside the van.
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"Day three #multitasking #tinydancer," the fit mama captioned a mid-June snap of herself with Jameson strapped to her front.
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Boots strapped, helmet fastened, mouth guard in place, she braces herself for the hits and knocks that will inevitably come.
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"He handed me the rubber penis and left the bathroom as I strapped it on," Odom writes about his trainer.
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Because the retropack was strapped to the heat shield, it was thought it would provide an extra measure of security.
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That's how it came to be that Dalton carried Ellora strapped to her back as she walked down the aisle.
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The potential income that could be generated from the sale has been difficult for many cash-strapped governments to deny.
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There are plenty of museums, especially in developing countries, that are cash-strapped, badly run or vulnerable for other reasons.
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Ever strapped for cash, the school sold these textiles in bulk, turning them into one of its most profitable products.
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That problem is multiplied in House and Senate races, which are typically much more strapped for resources than presidential campaigns.
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Much to Fletcher's excitement, Texas veteran Luke, 31, rides in on a horse with a horn strapped to its head.
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So it seems a pattern is emerging: Strapped European governments, continually desperate to increase state coffers, pursue the Continent's wealthiest.
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Some families share guilty tales of sending relatives to psychiatric wards, where they are strapped to beds and fed pills.
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I knew I would be strapped in, but I wasn't too keen on jumping off a 40-foot-high platform.
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Cash-strapped Venezuela has cut food imports and sales of U.S. dollars through official mechanisms to ensure Friday's bond payment.
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It's a combination of core work, strength training, and cardio with your baby strapped on your chest in a carrier.
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And there was even a fully functional carnival swing ride that models were strapped into as Fat Joe performed below.
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I booked plane tickets for one trip and an Airbnb stay for another, so I'm a little strapped for cash.
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Police said a man with a pipe bomb strapped to him set off the device in an underground subway passageway.
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Later, Springsteen strapped on his guitar to sing 21978's "Born to Run," trading verses with Joel on the piano.
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Clinton outraised Trump by an impressive margin, and was even able to spare money for cash-strapped down-ballot Democrats.
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Created in 2005 through the merger of cash-strapped Edenor and Transener, Pampa has become Argentina's largest integrated electricity company.
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In the footage, people in full military fatigues had handguns strapped to their sides and wore gloves and black masks.
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Comprised of three reusable Falcon 9 rocket cores strapped together, the spacecraft is one of the most powerful ever made.
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The Pixel 2 and 2 XL come with the equivalent of a mid-range DSLR strapped to their slender bodies.
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Nowadays, the dress is being reimagined into lamé dinner party frocks, casual Friday work attire, and even one-strapped pieces.
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Its bonds have been priced at levels implying imminent bankruptcy, but somehow the cash-strapped oil exporter has stayed afloat.
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Bond yields have been on a general downtrend for decades, leaving traders strapped in their search for high-yielding investments.
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But authorities have been urging lenders to help keep cash-strapped private firms afloat to help support the slowing economy.
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They show people often in full military fatigues, with handguns strapped to their sides, wearing gloves and black face masks.
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Rodolfo Hernandez, 60, strapped himself with yellow tape to a makeshift crucifix made from an ironing board and a plywood.
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If you're strapped for time, we promise no college graduate is going to say no to an envelope of money.
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Faced with few options, some of those cash-strapped companies turned to outside investors like venture investors and hedge funds.
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A guy walks around with a speaker strapped to his chest, echoing electronic music through the Squaw Valley off-season.
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Another popular feature, no-cost $100 overdrafts, helps cash-strapped drivers pay for gas to kick off a working day.
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And to top it all off, the facility has just asked for another $20143 million from cash-strapped New Mexico.
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They're wonderful and depict us all in the very near future, dancing around with VR units strapped to our faces.
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After dinner, we head down to the basement game room and play ping pong with T. strapped in the Babybjorn.
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Harris' lawyers say he left the toddler strapped in his car seat after forgetting to drop Cooper off at daycare.
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They're now in the process of training pilots, who get strapped into a harness in the center of the exoskeleton.
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He then "marched" toward the referee while a gun was strapped to his hip, but was held back by bodyguards.
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Forced labour also takes place on a massive scale inside the cash-strapped DPRK, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Brynn went after Blake hard in court docs -- claiming Griffin left her basically homeless and cash-strapped when he bolted.
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Strapped for cash, Sharp sold the building housing its headquarters earlier this year and has been renting out the property.
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The 59-year-old strapped on his riding boots but, equestrian be damned -- shorts and a T-shirt will do.
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That was doubly terrifying because of how exposed you are, even though you're strapped in by a four-point harness.
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If you have it strapped to your bike and keep looking down at the directions, you could crash pretty hard.
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Not that it's strapped for cash — the company has raised close to $20123 billion and is valued at $20 billion.
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Models wore gold chain necklaces with lock charms and bright or metallic leather ankle boots or high heeled strapped sandals.
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When security officers tried to stop him from getting inside, the gunman detonated explosives that were strapped to his body.
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This is what having a phone in your hand is for—as opposed to it being strapped to your head.
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When the AEA conference was last held in San Francisco, in 2009, fiscal turmoil left American state universities cash-strapped.
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According to an earlier report by Reuters, quoting Cyprus Broadcasting, the alleged hijacker was thought to be strapped with explosives.
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What's more, it is much less expensive than the costs of litigation, an important consideration for resource-strapped small companies.
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VandenBerghe — a large, big-bearded man with a wooden sword strapped to his back — started fiddling with an imaginary controller.
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When strapped to the shoe, the wheels are reminiscent of Heelys roller shoes, but have the advantage of being removable.
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You know, like tag, Except, you can actually chase the other players because there's a display strapped to your face.
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But a tank is not just a big car, it's a big car with a huge gun strapped to it.
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Then, the newlyweds strapped their activity belts back on and finished the last 10km riding high on adrenaline and love.
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Provincial health bureaus are poorly financed; cash-strapped disease-control departments have turned the vaccination system into a revenue stream.
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During that time, the cash-strapped carrier would have to operate with its own funds, or take on additional debt.
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Take, for example, the gold iPhone case-meets-belt strapped across the waist of social media queen Bella Hadid, naturally.
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Last year the cash-strapped government responded by raising the sales tax from 7% to 11.5%, the highest in America.
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No one asked 2,000 pigeons if they wanted to have lights strapped to their legs in the name of art.
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Pecker is now considering expanding his business: he may bid to take over the financially strapped magazines of Time, Inc.
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Indeed, the majority of Greek media has focused on Greece, as a cash-strapped nation, finally receiving foreign direct investment.
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The train was barely safer, added Portillo, unless you strapped yourself to the roof for sleep to avoid falling off.
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Serena was able to continue but at the first changeover called a medical timeout and had her ankle heavily strapped.
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"I don't mind working, but I don't want to be strapped in the same city all the time," he said.
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Extremity shone with the promise of transcendence, which is why Sontag strapped herself to the thrashing energies of the sixties.
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But the project will not provide much help to Argentina's cash-strapped economy in the short-term, according to analysts.
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We don't get a good sense of what the weightlessness looks like, because the mannequin is strapped into its chair.
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Those graduating from college are already strapped with an astronomical amount of student loan debt that is increasing every year.
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That's a ton of revenue to make up for, especially since most states are strapped by medical and pension costs.
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He now boasts that he can carry a dozen chairs, hung on both outstretched arms and strapped to his back.
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Travis Atkins, who was killed after he tackled a suspected terrorist attempting to detonate a bomb strapped to his body.
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Carri Hicks, a teacher and a mother of three, filed with her eight-week-old baby strapped to her chest.
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Trump reportedly offered to lift sanctions on the cash-strapped country in addition to those security guarantees, according to Reuters.
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No complete bodies have been retrieved, and almost none of the discovered remains were strapped into seats, the officials said.
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He challenged the military on Friday to allow foreign aid into the economically strapped country if and when it comes.
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To get rid of Emmett's body, his killers strapped a 75-pound cotton gin to his neck with barbed wire.
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The group had accused Benzeevi of enriching himself at the expense of the cash-strapped hospital, which subsequently declared bankruptcy.
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Officials say Akayed Ullah , 27, set off a pipe bomb strapped to his chest Monday morning in the underground walkway.
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Like so many other animal rescues strapped for time and money, Joseph's Legacy Rescue just couldn't take in anymore animals.
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But with an action camera strapped to his forehead, this video makes it feel like you're climbing along with him.
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The Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday that it has been strapped for cash as its automotive GPS business struggles.
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