Political party affiliation is strongly associated with acceptance of the overwhelming scientific consensus on global warming, with Democrats tending to accept it and Republicans tending to reject it.
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"We have evidence to suggest that market participants are tending to underestimate the risks they incur and that they are tending to not charge enough for them," Buch added.
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One of the nurses tending to her looked familiar. Dianne.
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I thank the Florida Senate for tending to this matter.
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If volatility means "tending to vary often," is it true?
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We're tending to the sociological needs of our community members.
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Even Constantine's included an exception for countrymen tending to agriculture.
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They are tending to the indigent and abandoned in Rome.
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Tending to the garden's 26 chickens was a newer experience.
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The gardeners gets their joy from tending to the garden.
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Pharmacy workers were outside, tending to customers on the sidewalk.
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It's sort of like tending to an ant farm, but fun.
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She didn't sleep for two days, tending to their every need.
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The moon in Virgo finds you tending to your chores, Aries.
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Ms. Becker, then 18, was an officer there tending to casualties.
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With different surgeries and tending to other patients, time was limited.
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It's unclear what happened, but apparently the man needed tending to.
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Though she was grieving, touching and tending to her felt soothing.
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A handful of paramedics crouched around him, tending to his wounds.
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Be encouraged today to keep pressing in and tending to their hearts.
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His chores included tending to 65 horses and cleaning out wolf cages.
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EMTs were the first ones there, there tending to a trapped victim.
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"We've done Britain's work in tending to the adults," he told Reuters.
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It shows intimate moments, such as doctors tending to Vonn's numerous injuries.
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He spends most of his time in his garden, tending to vegetables.
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The Bottle Baby Brigade is tending to some incredibly cute new charges.
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She finds Jay in the garage, tending to a group of chicks.
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Some are sick or in quarantine, or tending to ill loved ones.
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The information GoGo Chicken collects isn't just for those tending to the fowl.
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The moment before #yoga starts when you're paw-tending to look busy... 🐶 .
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Joy (left) prepares and administers lice medicine for the goat she's tending to.
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While tending to her, they discovered the two slain children in separate bedrooms.
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Day centres that give respite to families tending to elderly relatives are common.
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He now spends his days ranching and tending to his show cow, Snow.
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A man tending to some crops offered me some kale he'd been growing.
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The stronger dollar dampens price increases, tending to decrease the price of imports.
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An auntie sits by the backside of the stove, tending to the fire.
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She is portrayed tending to flowers, an activity symbolic of her motherly duties.
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The doctor finds Cyrus's niece, Joanna Crawford (Brittany Marie Batchelder), tending to him.
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But Tara, robotically tending to chores and child care, feels depressed and lost.
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In Britain, less so, with critics tending to overlook imports when considering influence.
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An unnamed amateur beekeeper was tending to a hive when a small disaster occurred.
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In the hierarchy of skin-care priorities, tending to our armpits falls pretty low.
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She had died after tending to people struck by fever, vomiting and bloody diarrhoea.
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By removing that agency, Facebook erodes a trust it should be tending to carefully.
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A doctor and nurse are among those tending to the boys and their coach.
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Proactively tending to your mental well-being should be a habit, not an afterthought.
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But with no one tending to it, the house eventually collapsed in on itself.
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Having palmed off poison to one dying man, Claire is tending to a second.
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The family is in London tending to Mr. Sharif's ailing wife, Kulsoom Nawaz Sharif.
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They survive by tending to their cows and sheep and small plots of land.
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With clients, she's gentle and nurturing, tending to their wounds both figuratively and literally.
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"The right is tending to view this in terms of a vendetta," he said.
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He also explains why he left the scene without tending to the injured woman.
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Along the sides lie miles of maize fields and a few farmers tending to them.
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I stopped hovering over him as he slept and tending to every peep he made.
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These boots were made for...stomping around palaces, court dances, and tending to royal engagements.
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Booker's proposal is about acknowledging that impossibility, vacating the battlefield, and tending to the wounded.
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And after tending to them for seven years, it's not always easy to say goodbye.
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Yet instead of steering into Mr Trump's agenda, they are tending to veer off it.
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He told her how tough life would be tending to a child with the condition.
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This is a distraction and may prevent the dog from tending to the human partner.
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Galen of Pergamon learned about the brain from tending to the wounds of the gladiators.
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I know it's still work but I'm not tending to somebody else all the time.
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There are several nurses on a destroyer, directing the men and tending to their wounds.
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The quality of Hujar's hand-done prints, tending to sumptuous blacks and simmering grays, transfixes.
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Video from RMG News showed numerous firefighters or other first responders tending to people outside.
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It's also a good way to ensure you are always tending to your savings needs.
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She was across the street, tending to an elderly neighbor, when the gun went off.
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Workers' salaries vary by age, with older workers tending to make more than younger workers.
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And what would Downton Abbey be without those maids tending to every tendril and tribulation?
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He's a great father, tending to his little boy and the kid's loose front tooth.
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He now lives at home with his wife, tending to their garden and raising chickens.
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A group of Muslims were tending to a man who had collapsed on the street.
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In an ambulance speeding through Staten Island, a patient began tending to his own needs.
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When we last saw Dr. Hayward, he was tending to the newly possessed Agent Cooper.
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Aziz also had an alibi, saying he was at home tending to his injured leg.
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Sharif, who is in London tending to his critically ill wife, is expected to appeal.
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It was about pushing out over the perimeter, but only while tending to our own.
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She is shown tending to the animals on her mother's land and also waitressing after school.
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A trauma surgeon is leading the medical team tending to the father of three, she said.
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But washing your hands before tending to any open wounds is a good start, says Caplivski.
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Each morning, I would awaken to the sound of my grandmother -- "Bertita's" mother -- tending to patients.
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Stevens was pushed over the edge, she said, when she was tending to her dying grandmother.
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Asian travelers were tending to choose Australia for vacations this year instead of Europe, for example.
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The right wing is tending to be anti-immigrant, and the left is looking toward socialism.
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If she hadn't "followed her heart," Ainsley Earhardt might have been tending to lots of teeth.
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She's not just tending to a bruised ego, and there's nothing wrong with wanting to win.
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A group of women are tending to an unconscious Thor after his battle with the Hulk.
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In the end, tending to those practical, everyday matters is its own kind of epic romance.
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Tending to her needs had distracted me from the messy work of figuring out my life.
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One involved tending to a problem more common among ultrarunners: A toenail began to fall off.
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Australia Diary A reader discovers her husband had a loyal companion while tending to his garden.
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Save for Offred, Luke, Hannah and the nurses tending to them, the maternity ward seems empty.
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Simple: Jonas, aka the middle Jonas Brother, is off tending to his own very successful career.
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Elephants, for instance, have been observed removing tranquilizer darts from friends, or tending to their wounds.
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Aid workers tending to the displaced say children wake up with nightmares and wet their beds.
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IN KESSEL, Ms. Demeulemeester has come to respect the relentlessness and unpredictability of tending to nature.
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IN KESSEL, Ms. Demeulemeester has come to respect the relentlessness and unpredictability of tending to nature.
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Cuba's medical brigades now serve in over 100 nations, tending to the poorest and most disadvantaged.
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He is now tending to a nephew wounded in a mortar attack as he had breakfast.
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It wasn't always the case that zoos emphasized stress reduction in tending to their nonhuman charges.
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It's super absorbent and fast-drying, cutting down on the time spent tending to my hair.
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He insists on tending to the light by himself every night and sleeping through the day.
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After dealing with another hectic day of tending to everyone else's needs, Jill's mind has had enough.
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And that creates a personality difference too, with ultras tending to be more supportive and less competitive.
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The disease leads to numbness and pain, tending to occur when sufferers are cold, anxious or stressed.
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The interview is "the only available information tending to corroborate Kubsch's claim of innocence," court documents said.
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Should I really root for Newt to succeed at anything other than successfully tending to a kelpie?
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On Thursday, crews were seen tending to chic floral arrangements and making other preparations under white tents.
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Earlier, marchers carried posters showing protesters tending to a young child, with the words "protect the future".
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Sharif had spent previous weeks tending to his wife in London, where she is receiving cancer treatment.
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"Virgo is the medicine maker, the hermit out in the woods tending to their garden," says Gat.
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She also called Prince William "dada," as he and Princess Kate took turns tending to each sibling.
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He's tending to dial it back, take his time, make good decisions and stay in the moment.
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And declining things at work allows you to spend more time at home tending to your family.
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And hundreds of volunteers come out weekly to help out with whatever needs tending to, Aitchison said.
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He is a simple man who obtains his knowledge by tending to a garden and watching television.
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Start with whichever tactics you think will keep you alert and motivated about tending to your money.
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He's tending to a wound on the belly of the fat kid, put there by a bully.
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Dr. Faulk spent his career tending to H.I.V. patients before drugs were available to mitigate the symptoms.
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It dispenses care with the gentleness of a mom tending to a kid with a sore throat.
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We meet her fussing around their Connecticut home, tending to guests as a birthday party winds down.
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Consumer culture and feminism have always been strange bedfellows, with the former tending to overpower the latter.
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But he'd come to believe that tending to mortal concerns, however minor, was more than busy work.
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Tending to an infant's needs before they can even crack a smile is often a thankless task.
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"Tending to Eligia was tolerable because we both liked silence," he blandly announces a few months in.
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"We are tending to medicalize and rush to think we need to treat it," Dr. Stott said.
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Possibly this was because of his overwhelming popularity, tending to remove the necessity for any qualifying adjective.
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"I think it's cool," he said by phone from Los Angeles while tending to his son, Soul.
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He also explained why he left without tending to the woman and expressed sympathy for her injury.
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She also recommends tending to any redness or sensitivity by applying ice or hydrocortisone cream to the area.
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When the season was over he was looking forward to going home and tending to his cotton crop.
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In between she lives out in rural Washington, spending time with her dog and tending to her chickens.
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The book recounts the story of a young French priest who learns humility in tending to the faithful.
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Many beekeepers are hobbyists, tending to bees on nights or weekends while holding a job in another field.
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Tobias Ellwood, a Conservative Member of Parliament, was seen tending to a man lying outside of Westminster Palace.
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Tending to the bedsores, riding the emotional highs and lows that come with every update from a doctor.
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That's because these people stopped wandering around as much, becoming more sedentary and tending to crops and livestock.
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Instead, she walked through the halls greeting students and parents and spent many hours tending to the kids.
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However, northern European countries, including the U.K., France, Ireland, Sweden and Belgium are tending to buck the trend.
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It stands for the proposition that only concrete facts tending to show bias will justify disqualifying a judge.
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The pizza party was in honor of Saint Teresa's life's work of tending to the poor in India.
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A while later, Stobbe was tending to a quayside fire when a friend told him to look up.
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Kimberly Gerhart is compiling spreadsheets and tending to clients via email, but this is no ordinary work trip.
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SocGen has said it refutes the allegations and "any claim tending to question the lawfulness of these investments".
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She tells the operator she got hit from behind, and someone was tending to him on the street.
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From there, tending to yourself becomes a matter of trial and error to find what works for you.
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During the day, women go about their chores, cleaning, cooking and tending to the livestock and young grandchildren.
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DAVID LUO Guangzhou, China Tudor Rickards observed that book titles are tending to get longer (Letters, July 22nd).
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She did not speak much with strangers, spending her days tending to rows of wheat, peas and potatoes.
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She saw a therapist on the island, but she put more stock in tending to her physical health.
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"They are in the stores tending to guests," John Hamburger, president of the trade publication Franchise Times, said.
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The new results are being propelled by women voters tending to prefer Democrats, the common theme of 2018.
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"After all, crude oil prices, as their recent main driver, are currently tending to weaken again," he added.
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A now-grown Francisca (Kika Magalhaes) is still tending to the invader, but she's also clearly deeply lonely.
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Our villages survived on an Aquaculture system, tending to the water-creatures to cultivate the food we needed.
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The problem is that they don't last long, with stocks tending to disappear in a matter of hours.
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Here, the artist does his part by tending to the wound in the best way he knows how.
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Italian news media showed images of dozens of ambulances outside the club and rescue workers tending to survivors.
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Braiding stylists often don't wash their clients hair either, tending to use just a comb and their hands.
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Did that timeline offer the luxury of tending to unproductive distractions like scanning the news and refreshing Twitter?
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"Local leaders tend to be old Mansfield, while the population is tending to be more diverse," he said.
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So common, yet so personally cruel — it comes with no road map for those tending to the afflicted.
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Arthur spends his days tending to his ailing mother, but desperately wants to be a stand-up comedian.
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Max could have married June Landry, another float-pool nurse, who would be tending to their dinner now.
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I don't want to spend hours customizing my home, or tending to the latest endless and mindless task.
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By tending to the woman my father loved when he couldn't, I had earned new admiration from him.
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Some cooks pride themselves on their mastery of the grill and are happy to spend hours tending to meats.
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Photos of the incident, obtained by the Daily Mail, showed paramedics, Damon and others tending to the little girl.
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Rich found the three newborns after their mother had given birth, but noticed she was not tending to them.
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Authorities say paramedics are tending to "multiple patients" after a hit-and-run driver struck pedestrians in downtown Portland.
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A caretaker of the adjacent property tells PEOPLE that he hasn't seen anyone tending to the memorial in months.
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"Taking care of your body is important, but tending to your relationships is a form of self-care, too."
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After lying back down on the street in pure terror, emergency room physician Allan Panter began tending to him.
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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott took a break from tending to their daughter Stormi, who was born on Feb.
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To win by replicating Obama's sturdier if narrower low-50s coalition would require more tending to the populist left.
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He'll be tending to residents who sorely need it as they deal with the stresses of post-Maria life.
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The force later added that the fire was under control and that emergency services were tending to the injured.
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You want your rice to be done under 10 minutes, but don't mind tending to it at the stove.
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During this time, we observe the cows for signs of heat or any physical injury that needs tending to.
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She said residents had a more nonchalant attitude about things, not tending to get too uptight about weather events.
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Tending to his single table of customers during what is usually the dinner rush, Mr. Berkowitz answered the phone.
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An ultimatum may arrive that pulls you between pursuing your career dreams or tending to your home and family.
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Shopkeepers were still tending to their shops, and electricity was functioning for at least a few hours a day.
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What could be better: booze, buds and tending to the foundation of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, all at once.
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The men are unemployed and spend their days hauling water from the spring and tending to their vegetable patch.
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I have almost 229 lined up along my window sills, and every weekend I spend time tending to them.
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Tending to them has inspired her to become a nurse, but first she needs help preparing for the SAT.
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As the battle raged our Second Platoon medic, Specialist Fourth Class Bill Geier, busied himself tending to our wounded.
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And now it's like she [the angel in the piece] is also tending to the ghost of my friend.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona said seeing the lawmakers tending to the injured reminded him of the shooting of Rep.
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It's all voluntary what we need to do and how we can conduct ourselves and tending to our commitments.
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Most of them were busy tending to butts, which I totally get, so I turned to the internet instead.
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Authorities were tending to people on the road, and others stood around covered in shiny blankets, the photos show.
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Mr. Vorspan was greatly affected by his tending to the wounded on a flaming ship, his son Charles said.
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Then I was in a bed and people flooded the room, tending to my bleeding and assessing the situation.
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Suddenly, we have to think about who isn't tending to the rice, and why the heat is set so high.
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But it wasn't a coincidence that the two women bonded over the experience of one tending to the other's hair.
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But it has now teamed up with the NHS to beam clinicians in via Skype when tending to call-outs.
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Brown lived alone with two cats and was often seen tending to the vegetables she grew in her front yard.
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Gold has a fairly strong inverse correlation to U.S. 10-year Treasury notes, tending to rally as the yield drops.
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They get up before dawn, they spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families, and tending to their younger siblings.
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Relationships are messy and complicated, and the hard work of tending to family and friends, it's not sexy or glamorous.
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Watching these 2D pages transform into 3D structures is better than tending to an entire forest full of bonsai trees.
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In countries around the world, that includes cooking, cleaning, fetching water and firewood, and tending to children and the elderly.
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"There are other things I need to be tending to, creating, and focusing on with my limited time," she wrote.
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I imagine her gingerly tending to a whiskey and cigarette, as though none of this really irks her at all.
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In the offseason, he works on his family ranch in Ten Sleep, Wyoming tending to hundreds of head of cattle.
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He arrived six months ago and says he has focused only on tending to the spiritual needs of his parishioners.
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Velasquez, who spoke by phone on his way to Mayuriaga, said the company has been tending to Mayuriaga's needs anyway.
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She and baby daddy Travis Scott, 25, took a break from tending to their daughter, who was born on Feb.
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Your time is best spent tending to your chores and responsibilities today, as well as checking in with your health.
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Many young, well-educated Chinese will find work creating, controlling, and tending to these autonomous laborers at companies like DJI.
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Madeiros said he's seen pushing a wheelbarrow oftentimes in the basement and sometimes in the ballroom tending to a fireplace.
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Maybe you've been up for hours, tending to a brisket or a pork shoulder on the side of the grill.
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It's a well-known fact that there is a gender pay gap, with women tending to earn less than men.
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"There are quite a few that have passed the stress tests that are tending to pay good dividends," he said.
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Whereas Barber liked to spend weekends quietly tending to the racehorses he owns, Ulrich liked going to parties and premières.
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Nor are there phone calls from his sister Miatta's husband to complain that she is not tending to his needs.
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Football is still his job, but tending to his Olympic dream means he'll need to proceed with caution during practice.
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During Romney's election, for so many other years as leader, McConnell was so closely tending to his own personal prospects.
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Occasionally, however, the very medical staff tending to victims of a mass shooting are called on to treat the suspect.
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The minimalist theory is simple: Own less, and the energy you wasted tending to your possessions could be redirected elsewhere.
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After the trial, Kelly spent nearly 22018 years tending to his career, headlining musical festivals and staying away from scandal.
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One Marine was commended for tending to his wounded comrade while under fire and winching him to a hovering helicopter.
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The elder Rojas has been tending to the meat for four hours by the time the first customers line up.
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Her blond head was a beacon, bobbing next to the booth where a D.J. was tending to a mesmerizing simmer.
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Tailgating nearby was Carlos Neal, 48, who was tending to multiple grills at two tents and a pop-up camper.
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"We do have a problem in the US of tending to think of one drug at a time," Humphreys said.
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In the year of tending to her father she hadn't worked and had lost touch with most of her friends.
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Tending to their dying father lays bare their wounds and offers them a chance to regain a sense of family.
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The measure was deeply unpopular among the villagers whose children work alongside their parents in the fields, tending to livestock.
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And promising start-ups are tending to stay private longer, with elite investors capturing even more of the biggest gains.
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By his mid-teens, when Stockhausen was a medical orderly tending to disfigured, dying soldiers, he had become an orphan.
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Your business will not fall apart if you are not tending to it 24 hours a day during the holidays.
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The viewer's eye is drawn down neat furrows and along irrigation systems; gardeners can be seen assiduously tending to crops.
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Chimento and Zollshan schedule their posts ahead of time and spend roughly an hour every day tending to the group.
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For Ms. Klobuchar, there is the added complication of tending to a campaign image premised on affable Midwestern common sense.
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It currently trails its major Swiss and U.S rivals in private banking league tables, tending to sit outside the top ten.
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Grande previously shared a photo on her Instagram story featuring her tending to the Saturday Night Live star's own hand injury.
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Micas supported Bonheur as she built her illustrious career, largely tending to household affairs so that Bonheur could focus on painting.
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"I have lots of memories," Molinari said about tending to the bag as his brother missed the Masters cut in 2006.
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The moon enters dutiful earth sign Virgo today, finding you in a busy mood, getting organized, and tending to your chores.
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Not only is the president nominating judges at a fast clip, he is tending to nominate judges who are relatively young.
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Medics tending to Japan's Yuto Totsuka, who bounded off the lip and fell all the way down the pipe face-first.
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In between tending to her newborn, she applies creams, puts pads in her underwear, and uses soothing sprays on her vagina.
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Medical facilities will be tending to this extra patient load while finding and repairing damages at sites hit by the storm.
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He instantly noted that this felt especially "goooOOOOoooood" partnered with the intense vibration, which now was tending to multiple erogenous zones.
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The first section of the book sees Penny, just graduated from college, tending to Norm as he lies on his deathbed.
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On the other, there's something so soothing about the illusion of control I have when I'm tending to a sheet mask.
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A quarter of millennials are already family caregivers, most often tending to older relatives while working full-time, according to AARP.
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Set in Victorian England, Tobias Finch has spent centuries tending to Greenhollow, listening to the trees and enjoying a quiet existence.
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A young shepherd boy became bored and lonely tending to his sheep, so he yelled "wolf!" and the townspeople came running.
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Instead of nymphs and shepherds making music, composing poems, canoodling, and occasionally tending to their flocks, we find explicitly contemporary bathers.
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First responders are on the scene tending to a number of people who witnesses say were run over by a vehicle.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that voter fraud is exceedingly rare in the US, tending to be isolated cases and usually mistakes.
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She told the doctors she worked at nearby Meramec State Park, tending to its miles of trails through forested river bluffs.
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On the face of it, this charming little game is about making cheese and tending to Tikvah's modest flock of goats.
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Back in Montreal, at Joe Beef Garden, David McMillan is drinking Pinard & Filles' sparkling wine and tending to the trout pond.
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Typically, the Amazonian princess we know as Wonder Woman has more pressing matters at hand than tending to her love life.
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It might be boring, but doing your chores and tending to the mundane will lead to less stress in your life!
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The wife of Piper Jaffray CEO Harry "Bobby" Piper was out in the yard of their home, tending to her garden.
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She is also constantly on the move, tending to her daycare children, her 20163-year-old mother, and her small hometown.
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In the on-base trauma center, the doctors tending to him "looked like they were scared s***less," he told CNN.
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People who thought for themselves approached life not hierarchically but territorially, like ospreys or rice farmers, tending to their unique terrain.
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But tending to your staff's work-life balance is not the sole, or even the best, path to winning their approval.
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Instead of tending to your daughter's emotional needs, I've spent years reading about the inner workings of the National Basketball Association.
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We see him tending to his sick mother, and then, ten years later, living with his healthy wife, Audrey (Kristen Wiig).
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Saudi Arabia's informal price targets tend to ratchet up as realised prices rise, with its targets tending to be somewhat elastic.
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If you've felt too distracted by tending to others, now is the time to get back in touch with your needs.
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He'd been tending to his sick grandson and got worn down between that and taking care of animals on his ranch.
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A lot of us are adjusting to working from home, all while tending to worries about the state of the world.
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She had apparently been hit by a ball earlier and she appeared to be tearing up and tending to her nose.
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This nurse in Wuhan can be seen tending to a baby who tested positive for the coronavirus 30 hours after birth.
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He argued that he&aposd stepped back from Nissan in 2017 to concentrate on fixing Mitsubishi and tending to the alliance.
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Nurses treated soldiers' physical wounds, and Red Cross women worked to boost the morale of troops, tending to their emotional wounds.
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Chinese state television broadcast images of an overturned blue bus and what appeared to be medical workers tending to injured passengers.
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On top of tending to her daughter and father, Ms. LaRosa said she did not feel comfortable in her own home.
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Chief Hunt said that officers found "multiple victims" and that as they were tending to them, the officers came under fire.
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She sculpts the cold light, tending to the flowers folding themselves into the quiet night, their white sleeves tucked into pyramids.
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Tending to your emotional world in a productive, positive way will set you up for success in the following 14 years.
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Feature Home-funeral guides believe that families can benefit from tending to — and spending time with — the bodies of their deceased.
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The paintings in this show depict women supporting one another, engaged in nebulous rituals, and tending to cosmic egg type vessels.
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The clips saw him playing with his dog, Little White; eating dumplings with his family; tending to his corn and soybean crops.
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Morgan, apparently newly anti-parenting, seems to believe that tending to small children is somehow a violation of Craig's James Bond duties.
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I feel like my moment was a couple years ago, and now it's just me tending to my own weird digital garden.
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To make sure her descendants never lose that connection, she's tending to what she hopes will be the sixth generation: her grandkids.
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I eventually grew tired of tending to Pandora's algorithm; my stations became stale and heavily convergent on a cluster of overplayed favorites.
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The more time Democrats spend on a partisan fishing expedition, the less time they are tending to the needs of their constituents.
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She is currently applying to graduate school while working as a video editor and tending to her bees in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Beyond that, the act of taking care of and tending to plant life provides a unique set of other mental health benefits.
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In the exhibit, children will be called up to help "treat" the injured lion by holding drips and tending to its injuries.
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In Nigeria, UNFPA is in refugee camps, tending to girls who have been kidnapped, raped and often impregnated by Boko Haram militants.
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She says her mom and other family members were tending to the dog every day and Hank's pen was cleaned out daily.
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Tending to your relationships — not just yourself — is just one more way to help your personal life blossom under the Flower Moon.
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A longtime re-enactor of Custer's Last Stand alternates between tending to his sick wife and submitting to his Native American mistress.
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There were no midday strollers, no one reading a book under a shade tree, no green thumb tending to a flower bed.
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Ritvo's imagination flares up at that awful noise, conjuring the image of a man not merely serving soup but "tending" to it.
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Doctors in Aleppo are tending to scores of victims of what is believed to be a chlorine gas attack by government forces.
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At its best, hospice provides a well-coordinated interdisciplinary team that eases patients' pain and worry, tending to the whole family's concerns.
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In the animated movie, Lady is shown tending to four puppies, three who look like Lady and a miniature Tramp, named Scamp.
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If anything, Khan has always been respectful of his next fight, tending to focus more on his own skills than his opponent.
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Soon after, they departed into the night to start tending to their debate hangovers; just three more nights like this to go.
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Her wardrobe of flowing floral dresses embodied her bright spirit, even while tending to her parade of baby elephants in the wild.
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For a few weeks each year, I make a game of tending to a small pile of Blenheim apricots, my favorite variety.
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A passionate horticulturist who worked in a bakery, the late Eugene Von Bruenchenhein spent his days tending to all manner of creations.
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Those are all the details that we're tending to make someone feel like 'this is right' and 'this is good for me.
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He was tending to the smoker, a giant, double-chambered grill that looked like it had welded together from spare truck parts.
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To prevent stress, the corals are strictly monitored by students who hand-feed them with pipettes, like mamas tending to baby birds.
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But the state-based approach has the disadvantage of tending to treat what happened in the last election as a neutral baseline.
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When the aide tending to her father abruptly leaves, Kasie is forced to contact her estranged brother, Carey (Teddy Lee), for help.
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She used to go from home to home tending to the sick, and Rebecca liked to tag along and to help her.
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Dozens took refuge in a choir classroom, which a teacher barricaded with a grand piano before tending to a student's gunshot wounds.
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The chief of staff manages the work and personnel of the West Wing, steering the president's agenda and tending to important relationships.
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Bela Karolyi now spends most days tending to his horses and guineafowl ("Animals are way easier"), although he still follows the sport.
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At 1:30 in the morning, while most of Ontario, Canada was asleep, Timothy Joseph Elzinga was tending to his crying toddler.
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"Whether it's making butter from cow milk, fetching wood or tending to ill animals, it all comes down to women," she added.
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" The Post continued: "Bannon tells confidants he sees himself as 'the president's wingman,' tending to his base and taking on his enemies.
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Mary Darko, a nurse who was tending to the patient at the time, said Dr. Tam had been as friendly as ever.
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Mothers and their children toil in the green fields of the Beqaa, tending to the vines of the region's award-winning wineries.
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This garden room is awash in natural light, with shelving and a worktable for potting seedlings and tending to them as they grow.
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Hurricanes that do form are tending to be more intense overall, and bring more rainfall, due to warming air and sea surface temperatures.
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By the 2000s, a gap had emerged, with partisans tending to view the economy more positively when their preferred party was in power.
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Tending to working on a small scale, she made paintings that remained true to the miniaturized perfection of her artificial, slightly askew world.
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After the spanking session is over, practice "aftercare," a BDSM term that simply means tending to one another's needs after you're finished playing.
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The Houser brothers, the creative leads at Rockstar, do not talk to the press often, tending to let their games speak for themselves.
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They're pretty good at tending to outer-ring relationships — their hundreds of Facebook acquaintances, their fellow progressives, or their TED and Harley fans.
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In the US, consumers spend an average of around $75 on a real tree, with organic varieties tending to cost a little more.
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When it comes to tending to her actual visage, Ms. Keys, who grew up in Iowa and now lives in Boca Raton, Fla.
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On March 30, the protests' first day, Ms. Najjar became the youngest of three volunteers tending to the wounded, and the only woman.
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But she increasingly resented her husband's early success and found moments to paint between raising their four children and tending to the house.
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When he's not gramming — which he sometimes does while vaping — Jacobs might be texting his husband, Charly Defrancesco, or tending to his grooming.
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Both Soucie and Schiavo say government regulators have been slow to mandate use of new technologies, tending to be reactive rather than proactive.
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The discussion has followed a familiar script, with Democrats wanting to enact gun control and Republicans tending to focus on mental health issues.
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It was the Friday before the Memorial Day weekend; she was busy tending to her other children, and Etan jolted out of bed.
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Treating a war amputee might be straightforward, but tending to patients, often children, with cerebral palsy or congenital diseases requires other specialized skills.
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Women and girls at the Rohingya camps are usually seen fanning cooking pots, cradling babies or tending to their family inside bamboo shelters.
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When you're a grown-up you are supposed to care about your home, tending to it like you would tend to your own face.
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"It's a balancing act" between tending to the clients of his public relations firm and dealing with the requirements of the investigations, he said.
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Doctors tending to Warmbier say there is no evidence for this, but that leaves us with the question: why is he in a coma?
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Should we have to pay for a ludicrously priced $6 latte for the privilege of tending to our basic human needs, so be it.
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She spoke to BuzzFeed News while tending to 3-year-old Manatana, whose mother Hoasie had brought him to the clinic four days prior.
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As a profession, it takes on many forms, from tending to disabled or elderly clients to cooking and cleaning and watching an employer's kids.
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For Republicans, the threat is that younger generations, tending to care about abortion, gay rights, and immigration, will flock largely to Democrats, Frey said.
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As matters stand, that's likely true – though all the far right parties are, in this new year, tending to creep upwards in the polls.
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While your nostrils are designed to adapt to scents quickly, that doesn't give you the excuse to slack on tending to your home's odor.
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Daydreaming about what spot I'd like to eat at seemed so much more appealing than tending to all my emails from the day before.
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The two, longtime friends and nuns, have been remembered as "extraordinary" and "humble" women who spent years in rural communities tending to the poor.
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Tending to the pigs, two gascon noir boars that eventually bulk up to 170kg, is like "an executioner falling for someone on death row".
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When Jamie walks in, and finds his newly returned wife tending to her assailant's wounds, his reaction is to talk her out of it.
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They get up before dawn, and spend hours harvesting crops, cooking for their families and tending to their younger siblings before heading to class.
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She is also tending to a deep grief, and when she meets Joe Goldberg, she senses a shared knowledge of profound, life-changing loss.
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Within the same week, we failed to acknowledge Lil Wayne's depression while tending to Kid Cudi's, when we could have so easily done both.
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The crown has descended among the younger sons of Abdulazziz, with each son and his family tending to control one element of the state.
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But growing fuck-loads of Brussels sprouts and making eccentric, fuzzy psyche-pop are just two of the projects he is regularly tending to.
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The flaxen titan of wellness, tending to her locks with a golden rod in hand, a steely look in her eye, is sheer perfection.
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The Trump administration sees Mongolia as having been long neglected by the US. Now, the administration is tending to the relationship, the official said.
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Honi is a sex app as much about spicing up your sex life as it is about tending to all aspects of your relationship.
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"It's going to work out," Tara tells Rosita, who has just finished tending to the knife wound on her cheek, a souvenir from Arat.
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We're told the rapper left a manager in charge of the business while he was tending to his music business, touring and making appearances.
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Richard Simmons may no longer be publicly active, but he keeps himself busy at home by tending to his pets, cooking and watching television.
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For example, officials said that women and girls are often tasked with collecting fresh drinking water, producing foods and tending to the household's animals.
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His decision leaves Franziska, the wife he adores, fending for the family and tending to their farm, as neighbors in their village turn hostile.
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These days, England doesn't much care for its poets, tending to prefer them safely dead and serviceable as colorful subjects for the heritage industry.
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She was at once alert and relaxed, although also hoarse, either from all the interviews or, she thought, tending to her 4-year-old.
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Gabriela heads to a shelter, where volunteers make sure a warm meal is available and there are medical volunteers voluntarily tending to the sick.
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Eight-hour stretches of tending to residents with senility or Alzheimer's would leave him sapped with little time to spend with his three children.
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It was the least likely place in the world to find soup, and to find someone tending to soup, and there it all was.
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Editorial As Donald Trump's tweets pile one atop another, generating sensational headlines, issues of true substance are tending to get lost in the shuffle.
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We did the same, spending two hours interviewing the few nurses there and the patients they were tending to, until the darkness inhibited us.
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"The first is to extend the amnesty timeline, I mean external restrictions are not easing, but, on the contrary, tending to rise," he said.
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A new UK study find that companies with leaders who show "psychopathic characteristics" destroy shareholder value, tending to have poor future returns on equity.
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Birds show a lot of distress under those conditions, tending to injure themselves, lose their feathers, and end up covered with cuts and bruises.
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Single mothers are modern day renaissance women tending to a scraped knee while sifting through a pile of paperwork brought home from the office.
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" As Mr. Finnemore put it, "The more affordable and middle housing bands are tending to outperform the higher-end, luxury segment of the market.
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This all-in-one system uses plants like basil or mint to keep it clean, saving you from tending to it on the regular.
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For a man who spent so much of his career tending to relationships, Mr. Grey had a notable number of associations that turned sour.
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Mr. Schuette said that Mr. Skidmore had been tending to his ailing wife in mid-2015 when he grew ill, apparently from the water.
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Over 75 minutes, Mr. LaMarca's documentary watches three farmers toil over feeding, milking, bottling, chopping wood, picking vegetables and tending to goats giving birth.
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Further, Medicaid dollars benefit seniors residing in nursing homes, including many Catholic Sisters who have served their entire lives tending to the most vulnerable.
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"It was surreal," said Matthew McCoy, a theme-park designer, recalling the airplane crew members in hazardous material suits tending to passengers in masks.
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John Maynard Keynes detailed how capitalist economies, far from tending to equilibrium, are prone to extreme volatility due to cycles of over- and underinvestment.
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Caregivers in the study were tending to a sick spouse who required constant care or assistance with daily tasks like bathing, dressing and eating.
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Rachel Baxa was tending to her infant daughter, Georgia, when "the horrific phrase said by President Trump ran through my mind," the Idahoan said.
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Lifestyles and preferences are changing for all generations People are tending to rent more frequently and live longer in retirement than they used to.
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Beth, the saintliest and sweetest of the March sisters, is never the same after she contracts scarlet fever while tending to a penniless family.
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And pay, especially at the senior levels, is both on the low side and tending to decline, as documented by Emory University's Josh McCrain.
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Male allies are encouraged to show support by tending to chores and child care, and by starting conversations about gender equality in their workplace.
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Three years ago, Aref Haboo worked as a beekeeper in Syria, tending to his 45 hives in a small village near the Turkish border.
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Politico reported last week that National Guard troops were mostly in support roles, doing somewhat menial tasks like tending to horses and changing flat tires.
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Companies that pay dividends, tending to be industrial or consumer-product oriented, often lag the performance of high-growth companies in sectors like emerging technology.
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The flu season typically runs from October to as late as May, with activity tending to peak between December and February, according to the CDC.
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But the show has a problem with tonal variance, tending to roll along in the same gear for much of its eight-episode first season.
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Once, when he was temporarily placed in a rehabilitation clinic after a fall, a nurse tending to him asked Arlyn what made the avatar work.
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"Our first responders remain vigilant and working around the clock by clearing roadways, tending to damaged infrastructure, and providing support for our displaced residents," Gov.
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Day spends her days taking long walks in the garden, tending to her animals, answering fan mail and helping with her Doris Day Animal Foundation.
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Two people, Ariel and Anton, both point out to Noah that it's insane that he's here and not tending to Alison's funeral arrangements or mourning.
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Some Border Patrol officers complain their duties increasingly fall outside the bounds of their training – like tending to sick children and adults in their custody.
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In the case of Hurricane Harvey, this includes sheltering, feeding, and tending to the mental health and health needs of tens of thousands of people.
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Earlier, hundreds of marchers held posters with an illustration of protesters in hard hats tending to a young child, with the words "protect the future".
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"Buyers are tending to wait in a downward (price) cycle while crude stocks remain high in Shandong," said one trader with an independent Chinese refiner.
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It also means that capital moves out of the non-corporate sector into the corporate sector, tending to hurt workers in the non-corporate sector.
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One seeks to ensure "representational equality," with elected officials tending to the interests of the same number of people, whether they are voters or not.
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It will be worth keeping an eye on the season as a whole, and I'm certain that someone out there is tending to the scoresheet.
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At another climate-smart agriculture project further south, Adeline Tahiriaza is tending to a large vegetable patch of spring onions, carrots, lettuce, melon and tomatoes.
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More than 36,000 Singaporeans are part of the Community in Bloom program, tending to 1,300 gardens in housing estates, schools and organizations, according to officials.
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A trend across the region is demographic concentration, with a large portion of homicide victims tending to be young, often low-income minority male youth.
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Reynolds had been in South Africa tending to what he said was a daughter's illness, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office in Chicago said.
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Gift a My Garden Box subscription, $35.50/monthThrough My Garden Box, even those with terrible histories of tending to plants can build a thriving garden.
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However, in its annual report published in March, it said it refutes the allegations, and "any claim tending to question the lawfulness of these investments".
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One day after lunch had been served, we were busy tending to after-chow responsibilities, such as processing paperwork and visitors, and other daily tasks.
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All this leaves the state's Republican politicians in the awkward position of backing their party leader and tending to the needs of the Kansas economy.
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I slowly began filling the house, agonizing over decisions about laundry baskets and couch colors, and tending to a new, unhealthy obsession with reclaimed wood.
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Wednesday afternoon's refreshing new Moon in Gemini encourages you to find emotional solace by enthusiastically cleaning your home and generally tending to your domestic affairs.
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By Sonia EversWhether you're into the full-bush Brazilian or something more bare, tending to your nether regions, particularly in the summertime, is nothing new.
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He was tired of tending to other men's horses, he told Mazer, and there was a yearling grandson of Broomstick he had his eye on.
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I could be home tending to my apartment, but instead I'm here providing this service to the community, and this is how they repay me.
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When the Samsas are forced to find employment, even Greta stops tending to her brother, eventually turning on him in a scene of unsettling violence.
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Tending to others was a skill he learned early, or at least that's the way he thinks of his childhood, in the San Fernando Valley.
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But what makes the image linger isn't how it fits into the movie's controlling metaphor but the everyday gentleness of one creature tending to another.
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By tending to good bar culture, they said, you'll have more fun, win the favor of your favorite bartenders and avoid gaining a bad reputation.
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The councilor, Justice Twelve Siboza, explained that he had been busy the week Ziyanda fell into the toilet, tending to another corner of his ward.
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She settled into her job as a de facto nurse, making outside medical and dental appointments for students and tending to their aches and pains.
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Military personnel with little to do have been conscripted into commercial ventures, including whale-watching tours for tourists, running hair salons and tending to farms.
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After tending to piglets on a drizzly recent morning, Mr. Jenkins said he did not expect much profit from this year's corn and soybean crops.
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What remained was a handful of plant workers at each gate lackadaisically holding picket signs or tending to fires in metal garbage cans for warmth.
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"This is a peaceful town," said Khalil Nawawra, 35, who also works in Tomer, tending to the crops of eggplants, peppers, grapes and date palms.
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Sara; her mother; and her sister, Shoshana would spend hours sweeping it clean and tending to the laundry with military precision: washing, starching and ironing.
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She's screaming bloody murder, so I alternate between tending to her, getting my son changed into PJs, reading books, and getting him down in his room.
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Adding to the mix was "quadruple-witching," when options on stocks and indexes as well as futures on indexes and stocks expire, tending to raise volumes.
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"After the deep crisis over the 'yellow vests', households are on their guard and are tending to put off purchases," he said in a research note.
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Fat Boy's mother was once largely apolitical but now attends the protests, handing out food and tending to those overcome by pepper spray or tear gas.
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A New York man is tending to a black eye after he was allegedly punched on the subway because he looks like Shia LaBeouf, PEOPLE confirms.
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Sellers plays Chance, a sweet-but-simple-minded man who has spent the entirety of his life tending to the garden of a wealthy DC man.
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The nurse, who is in her 20s, was working at Seattle Children's Hospital and tending to a young patient with measles when she developed the infection.
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Similarly, people who don't want to spend a ton of time tending to their dog should steer clear, because Aussies stick to their people like glue.
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Instead of tending to your wounds, you're galloping through the woods, ready to transform into something new, something inspiring—ready to break free from the past.
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Crude prices and refinery margins have an inverse relationship, with the profit from producing fuels tending to peak in the weeks after crude prices reach lows.
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According to Elizalde, mere seasonality likely played a role, with people tending to watch more TV in the winter months than they do in the summer.
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This sign's caregiving instincts won't allow them to be completely consumed by their own emotions — not while they have friends whose emotions need tending to, too.
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I took a few hits of a cannabis strain specifically marketed as "chill" and began tending to my crops in the tranquil farming sim Stardew Valley.
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When her wife was tending to the wound later on, she began bleeding heavily; that's when she went to the hospital, and Pennington was subsequently arrested.
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That year, Mr. Patten formally joined the staff of the theater, spending 80 hours a week tending to its needs and to those of visiting artists.
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Tending to his narrow farm each day with his children, Ali said he is now able to produce around 20 kgs of the vegetable each day.
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Public polls show a widening gender gap, with women tending to favor Democrats over Republicans, and outrage over Kavanaugh's nomination could drive the wedge even deeper.
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In the past, they have charged him with being more concerned about tending to his Twitter account than partaking in the more prosaic work of governance.
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"It's painful for me to know that she's there and that I can't be tending to her now that she needs me," De La Cruz said.
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She found him and his seven siblings home alone, her promising student too preoccupied with tending to his brothers and sisters to care much about school.
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Tending to the welfare of the less fortunate members of the community, giving to the poor — especially at the end of the month — is also important.
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At Wisconsin, he could have stayed on that path, tending to his game and his homework and letting others worry about what's fair for college athletes.
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Hilda Caldera tending to the grave of her husband, Alfredo Landaverde, a Honduran counternarcotics adviser who was killed in 2011 by a gunman on a motorcycle.
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If you strolled by the playgrounds of Flushing, Queens, this summer, you would have seen throngs of Chinese immigrant women tending to their American-born grandchildren.
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The community organized so quickly, with brigades clearing the roads and tending to the elderly, the sick and those who'd lost the roof over their heads.
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As an anesthesiologist, Dr. Au is responsible for one of the most dangerous parts of tending to patients with the coronavirus: intubating those who can't breathe.
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There are over a million immigrant workers in the direct-care industry — home health aides and personal-care aides tending to the sick and the frail.
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In the process of losing $800,000 at craps, he confided to the staff tending to him that he'd dumped $66 million during the stock market crash.
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He also graduated from Yale and spent much of his time tending to the family farm in Morrisania and working as a judge before the war.
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Among them was the third Japanese public health official to contract the virus while tending to passengers and crew members aboard the ship, the Diamond Princess.
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"Overall, the preponderance of papers support the idea that the Arctic warming so fast is tending to make these wavy patterns happen more often," said Francis.
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The synagogue was put on lockdown, and Mr. Ferencz's thoughts turned to his wife, Mindy, who had been left tending to the market, his mother said.
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They do not represent the nation demographically, tending to be more rural than urban, more heartland than coastal, largely from blue collar and middle-class backgrounds.
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Tending to Mr. Trump's relationships in Washington is likely to fall, in part, to Bill Stepien, who is in line to be the new political director.
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Mr. Grant keeps his horses on the backstretch at Aqueduct, tending to them in the morning before heading off to his other day job delivering packages.
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The season typically runs from October and can run as late as May, with activity tending to peak between December and February, according to the CDC.
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As he got closer, he found other officers tending to injured students and joined them, applying gauze to students' wounds to stop the bleeding, he said.
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He recalls tending to a 216-year-old woman whose heart refused to quit and a young man whose heart never even put up a fight.
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In the foreground, the Magdalene has shed her fancy clothes and jewelry and hurled herself onto the marble floor; her sister, Martha, is tending to her.
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It was a fitting way to send off the Mahonys after 111 consecutive years of tending to the betting pools at some of the nation's greatest racetracks.
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When we look back at the average poll taken before Biden got in, we see both Biden and Sanders tending to do better among non-college grads.
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Tending to the chickens was hard work—it involved getting into the pen, clearing birds out of their dirty cages, and shooing them into a holding enclosure.
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City of Powell workers tending to the planters found marijuana plants competing for space in three pots filled with marigolds and zinnias, the Billings Gazette reported Friday.
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Buddy and his busboy, Rusty Quinton, had their hands full tending to the crowds, facing the ceaseless call for pitchers and mugs, and they soon forgot Adam.
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Some work for the prison, tending to and maintaining its facilities, but others work for cooperatives and businesses that began employing them after they began their sentences.
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THE GROWTH AREAS INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH ARE TENDING TO BE THOSE HIGHER END PCs, THE GAMING PCs, THE HIGH END ENTERPRISE AND CONSUMER PCs ARE DOING QUITE WELL.
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This afternoon, less than 24 hours before they get a chance in the ring, all the young women she knows are out tending to the rice fields.
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"We're so inundated with visual content all the time with Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest that I think people are tending to copy other people more," Collins says.
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However, he was so dazed by the experience he didn't recognise it was the Duke of Cambridge who was tending to him, he told Good Morning Britain.
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It's a world away from where she was in 2016, tending to her children who became sick from local water and tuning out the Trump-Clinton race.
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Catherine, wife of second-in-line to the throne Prince William, watched pupils tending to pigs, sheep and chickens as part of a week-long education programme.
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STUDENT-CENTERED LEARNING Another term for personalized learning, but tending to emphasize the needs of individual students rather than the goals of the teacher, school or district.
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I was deeply inspired, as I had been on our trips to Texas, Louisiana and Florida to see the people in need and those tending to them.
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Jenelle Evans and David Eason are sticking together -- very publicly, actually -- and now that their kids have been removed from their house, they're tending to home improvements.
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Retired taxi driver Roger Loh said he has been spending at least an hour every day at his allotment, tending to his papaya, chili and spinach plants.
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Despite their large numbers, they rarely receive much media attention, with the press tending to focus instead on immigration from Eastern Europe, Africa, and majority Muslim countries.
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Still, when's he not writing acid lines on his beloved replica 303, he's tending to the relatively vast lawn prior to the arrival of a new caretaker.
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Photos posted on the Facebook page for ThaiWhales, a conservation group, showed volunteers tending to the sick whale, shading the mammal while giving it medicine and fluids.
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Tending to President Donald Trump's fragile ego has become a major preoccupation of Washington, as ambitious politicians look for ways to please the temperamental commander-in-chief.
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Instead, he paid the Islamic State $750 to rent a 200-acre farm in Hamah, planting almond and olive trees, tending to a flock of 80 sheep.
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Among urban married couples in middle and upper socioeconomic groups, men worked outside of the home, while women worked in the home tending to family and hearth.
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Instead, she spent months tending to Japanese soldiers who had limbs torn off or their bodies slashed open, extreme wounds that made them lash out in delirium.
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Along the way, she does the ordinary things one does after a death, visiting family, tending to financial matters, becoming accustomed to living with a great loss.
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Coverage of these senators has followed suit, tending to focus on their most recent headline-grabbing stunt, whether it be an act of complicity or of defiance.
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One image, shared via Yolanda's Instagram story, showed Bella tending to one of her horses — donning a blue baseball cap, white long-sleeve shirt and denim shorts.
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Full of desire, pain, and regret, it sees vocalist/guitarist Eva Grace Hendricks tending to wounds earned from heartbreak—sometimes soothing them, sometimes digging a finger in.
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But because I am so busy tending to those with more urgent needs, I won't know them or be able to support them well when it comes.
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This is where it starts, here at Thao's, with Khoua Her making sure to save seeds, the family tending to the fields, harvesting the carefully planned work.
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Due to the large numbers taking part, there is little kicking of the ball with players instead tending to carry the ball across the boundary-free pitch.
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Everyone except for Ms. Delgadillo, who remained in the sun for most of the day, tending to all the portraits as if each one were her child.
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I had selected about 10 apples this way when I noticed that two workers tending to the fruit were watching me with questioning looks on their faces.
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This is rarely literal; most women wearing long acrylic nails are leading normal, everyday lives and tending to day-to-day activities as they always would have.
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At the time he was living a bit of a double life, playing a single Lothario on screen while tending to his wife and children at home.
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That was partly because she was busy building a small business, tending to my younger siblings and accommodating the bizarre demands of a brilliant and bipolar boyfriend.
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However, a stronger correlation would appear to be seasonal, with iron ore prices tending to rally for restocking as winter ends and during the summer construction peak.
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And like many of us, their stories include tending to kids—those small, helpless aliens that grew inside your body and are now growing inside your house.
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Jewish cooks, mostly women at the time, began spending their days either in the work force or tending to matters of the home rather than rendering schmaltz.
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He mostly divided his time between the courts and tending to his many estates, and worked his way up the senatorial ranks by keeping his head down.
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Pyongyang said his condition was brought about by severe food poisoning, but doctors tending to him at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center flatly dismissed those claims.
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It started when Justin Bieber just shared a photo of a sonogram on Instagram, followed by another of his wife lying down with doctors tending to her stomach.
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Denton, who lives in a modest house in a village in Lincolnshire, England, begins her days early by praying, feeding her cat, and tending to her vegetable garden.
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As Ronaldo sat on the field tending to his injured leg, the aggressively disrespectful moth planted its delicate legs on Ronaldo's face, securing its place in sports history.
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Her parents, who lived in Minneapolis, first got involved in restitution efforts in the early 2000s, while she was in Denver, tending to her own family and career.
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Weighing nearly 21,2100 pounds as adults, these dinos were the largest roosting animals to ever appear on Earth—tending to nests as big as a monster truck tire.
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This may be explained at least in part by men tending to prefer guns as their method of suicide, researchers note in the American Journal of Public Health.
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They've signed up to help the elderly and those with disabilities with garden work, cutting down bamboo, and even tending to chicken coops, according to ABC affiliate KCRG.
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But with oil reservoirs maturing and new discoveries tending to be smaller and more costly, even more drilling is unlikely to reverse China's declining oil outlook, analysts say.
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Politics aside, he was a French-speaking, tailored suit-wearing whiz with a conscience and a capacity for tending to Congresswoman Jackie Sharp's (Molly Parker) every sexual whim.
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Already parents to 3½-year-old son Michael Alexander, Sliwinska and Mazo are busy tending to their baby girl while trying to keep up with their active preschooler.
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Luque said the high-level commission would strive to keep protests from flaring by quickly tending to the basic needs of communities long neglected by a weak state.
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As is so often the case with cheap copies, the imposter straws, some of which have ripped-off names like LastStraw, are tending to be less than durable.
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"It wasn't one of the times where it was really crowded," he adds, remembering patrons playing pool, out on the dance floor or simply tending to their drinks.
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Though "Styles" was only published in 1920 (after numerous rejections), Christie wrote it during the war when she was a volunteer nurse in Torquay, tending to wounded soldiers.
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Private equity firms have come under fire for the way they choose clients to invest alongside them, tending to give more opportunities to their larger investors, critics say.
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Since then work has been reduced to tending to the bank's legacy Russia portfolio or to limited projects where Russian companies invest in other countries alongside the EBRD.
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"One of the more complex issues was tending to both the injured citizens who were still in the line of fire while engaging the suspect," Captain Ready said.
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The cyclical argument, for example, stems from the euro zone's proclivity to lag the U.S. economy, tending to start a take-off just as the latter is stalling.
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Republicans have wrestled for years with the push and pull of seeking to win over new groups of voters while tending to their overwhelmingly white and conservative base.
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Instead, I felt stuck in triage mode, only tending to the daily demands of a two-year-old and a freelance career, missing the forest for the trees.
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For hotel employees, the robots take the pressure off tending to residents, and free them from late-night deliveries of mundane items like a soda or a toothbrush.
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Not only is Earn tending to her needs physically, he's also agreed to accompany her to an out-of-town Oktoberfest gathering that she's been looking forward to.
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"So fire her," he told Stack at one point, when she explained that she wasn't getting much writing done while Xiao Li was away, tending to her daughter.
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In another series, army troops push into Derry's city center while indifferent pedestrians walk through their ranks in the opposite direction, tending to their own errands and appointments.
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As classrooms around the city empty out for summer, we learned about a group of students who recently completed a more unorthodox curriculum: tending to a local graveyard.
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") But Mr. Furman said he has appreciated Mr. Roth in action — aggressively pursuing shows, nurturing his theaters and tending to artists and investors ("the notes he leaves you!
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Mr. Gigante, nicknamed "The Oddfather," had been known to wander Greenwich Village in a bathrobe and pajamas, mumbling incoherently, tending to a feigned image of incompetence and cluelessness.
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The vaccine itself protects health care workers tending to patients, as well as family members and others who have been in contact with them and may be infected.
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Pop mans the homestead, tending to the goat yard, pigpen and chicken coop with an emphatic correctness, hoping to teach Jojo what it is to be a man.
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She was tending to a rooftop garden overlooking the Tribute in Light, the annual memorial in Lower Manhattan, when she noticed thousands of flickering shapes in the beams.
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Empress Masako's tasks include tending to the silkworms of the Imperial Cocoonery, feeding them mulberry leaves and weaving structures from rice straw on which they spin their cocoons.
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The rest would find working at Trader Joe's, where employees are instructed to convey their "delight" in tending to each customer, to be a special form of torture.
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Tell us something good Somerville, Massachusetts In 1944, Army medic Peter Fantasia was captured while tending to a wounded sergeant and lieutenant in a foxhole in Rodalbe, France.
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I've found it helpful for added concentration while tending to non-audio tasks at work, but also for unwinding, relaxing and reflecting at the end of the day.
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On a global scale, the authors found, one of the best predictors of egg shape is flight ability, with strong fliers tending to lay long or pointy eggs.
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The aides have watched each other warily and tried tending to the president's base of supporters amid a sea of appointments of people who worked on Wall Street.
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The rest of the album follows in equally crushing suit, although the other tracks are more meditative, tending to settle on one mood and take time unpacking it.
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At the Xiangshui People's Hospital, one of more than a dozen in the area tending to survivors, the ward corridors were filled with temporary beds for the wounded.
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Besides tending to all the peculiar children, Miss Peregrine is an "ymbryne," a Peculiar herself, with the ability to create time loops (you'll see) and become a bird.
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A threadbare farmer tending to charcoal embers in the shadow of the fifth century battlements yells at the angry dog to shut up and flashes me a toothy grin.
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After eight months of meticulous pruning, tending to his soil, and fiddling with his vines, winemaker David Dunkenberger woke up Tuesday morning ready to finally start harvesting his vineyard.
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Larian spent Thursday and Friday on the phone with his lawyers and tending to a bid he and other vendors have made to acquire Toys 'R' Us' Canadian operations.
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The incident comes just days after the body of an Indonesian woman was found in the stomach of a giant python after she disappeared while tending to her garden.
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As host, he will be chairing a broad agenda of global economic issues while also tending to other key relationships, such as with Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Indeed, in a paper published in 2006, Susantu Basu, John Fernald and Miles Kimball concluded that advances in technology are usually contractionary, tending to nudge economies towards slump conditions.
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Kardashian West followed that up with another photo of her children, in which Nori appears to be tending to her baby brother; this one is captioned with heart emojis.
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Would tending to plants provide the same therapeutic benefits its real-life counterpart does or, with survival dependent on successful cultivation, would the activity lose its positive, restorative effects?
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Overall, opinion polls have been painting a confusing picture, with those conducted online tending to show "Leave" doing better than in those conducted by telephone - with a few exceptions.
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The Philippine nickel ore business is a highly seasonal one with both production and shipments tending to contract sharply during the rainy season which runs from December through March.
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That can include everything from tending to any wounds the submissive partner got during the scene, to taking a moment to be still and relish the experience, Fous says.
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Incredibles 2 doesn't need to spend time tending to potential spinoff characters or setting up possible sequels, or wink-wink-nudge-nudging at stuff you've seen in other movies.
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Two years after the attack, Dahab's father was out tending to some cattle when militia came and demanded he give up the cattle; when he resisted, they killed him.
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Carole Ann Basso had spent years tending to her ailing parents and disabled husband; at one point, all three were receiving hospice care in her northern New Jersey home.
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Zilan received only six months of theoretical education and one month of practical training before she began work as an emergency doctor, tending to fatally wounded fighters, says Hamad.
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With emerging markets tending to be heavily impacted by U.S. rates due to their large amounts of dollar-denominated debt and trade, the Fed's statement later was in focus.
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One group of civilians tending to people suffering injuries at the scene reportedly asked a woman, Lindsey Padgett, to use her truck to take the victims to a hospital.
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Muslet, who has changed out of his thawb into strategically ripped jeans and a white t-shirt bearing the graffitied Krave logo, bounces around the store, tending to customers.
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While traditional tempura restaurants have a long history in Japan, tempura restaurants in America are far more rare with Japanese cuisine tending to mean sushi, ramen, izakaya, and kaiseki.
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It's been met with protests nearly everywhere it stops, with those against Williams tending to outnumber his supporters—leading his campaign to cancel a planned stop in Athens, Georgia.
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My child couldn't fall or stay asleep on her own, but tending to her sleep took so much energy and time, and we had so little energy or time.
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The rest of the time is spent tending to that tractor, hauling it around inside a huge truck and devoting untold hours to readying it for the next competition.
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Markets have historically "reacted most negatively" to unknown diseases, tending to plunge more during epidemics as compared to natural disasters such as earthquakes and storms, according to Credit Suisse.
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But as he began tending to one of the wounded, the Marines who followed Mitchell into the center room were torn down by a hail of gunfire from above.
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Her co-stars, Ms. Metcalf and Ms. Pill, were on hand as B and C, women of different generations tending to the demanding A in the play's first scene.
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It doesn't make sense for Cole to simply retell his story instead of tending to the customers waiting to try flavors like the strawberry Pink Floyd and Mint Condition.
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She spends much of her day responding to email and tending to other Johnson affairs, balanced with caring for her elderly mother and a son who has Down syndrome.
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After X-rays at the complex's equine hospital, people tending to Unveiled determined the horse could not recover, and a veterinarian recommended that Unveiled be euthanized, the park said.
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Television news helicopters showed first responders tending to at least one person who fell out of the UPS truck, moments after several shots were fired when the chase ended.
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"I'm tending to invite a writer and a musician to collaborate in ways that they wouldn't otherwise," Ms. Anderson said, though she declined to reveal whom she was inviting.
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And the recipient, a beautiful musician whose estranged lover returns at exactly the right moment, could not be more worthy if she were tending to a houseful of orphans.
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Two Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers whom I had seen upstairs earlier, tending to a MetroCard machine, appeared and spoke to the homeless man, who had pulled his pants up.
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He captured images of mothers tending to their children, girlfriends en route to see their boyfriends and the plastic trash cluttering the seats from the snacks they left behind.
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Kai is able to help by replanting and tending to various gardens around the village, each requiring different types of plants to bring it back to its normal state.
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Mr. Ancarani's calm, fixed gaze serves as its own commentary, whether it's trained on dozens of S.U.V.s massing in the desert or on men lovingly tending to their falcons.
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A few days later, during a Republican debate, Ted Cruz called Donald Trump's language "quite incendiary," and "incendiary" ("tending to arouse strife, sedition") shot up in the rankings. Dictionary.
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In addition to tending to New Jerusalem's flock, he works a full-time job at the Department of Agriculture and runs a small janitorial business that cleans offices overnight.
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Bland was posing as a tutor then—an educated white, but still lower than the Virginia gentry, travelling from manor to manor, tending to the children of each estate.
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At moments, Cummings combines virtuosic leaps and dancerly lunges with writhing convulsions and repetitive movements as if cleaning a floor or tending to a hot meal on a stove.
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"In terms of positioning for sterling, what you're tending to see is a little bit of a pull back from the stress levels you had over the summer," he said.
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The workers had been unwittingly watering and tending to the plants for weeks before realizing the growth spouting out of the zinnias and marigolds was illegal, reports the Powell Tribune.
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Also subversive: the idea of women reading books that are escapist delights instead of "bettering" themselves via the male-adjudicated canon or, honestly, doing housework or tending to their kids.
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When he spotted a paramedic tending to a man who was bleeding from his stomach, he offered to hold the bandage in place so the paramedic could help someone else.
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"She has decided that her main focus needs to be clearing her husband's name from accusations made 25-30 years ago and tending to her son," a source told CNN.
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Celebrity hair trends are usually pretty predictable, tending to center around achieving that perfectly faded ombré, a freshly chopped lob, or finally achieving that covetable Blake Lively shade of bronde.
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Reggie rushes Dilton to the hospital and we later see Veronica and Archie back in his bedroom with V tending to his wounds...an opportune time for a makeout sesh.
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Book a stay and spend the evenings sipping wine while gazing out into Monterey Bay and tending to your many beloved grudges just like your favorite characters from the show.
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Hanane Abdalla, 25, Virginia Humor is definitely my outlet with facing any adversity and tending to my mental health with everything that is going on in this unpredictable political landscape.
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Value-based payments to health systems and physicians, moving away from fee-for-service payment where the hospital and physician are paid for every service performed, thus tending to overtreatment.
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Those rules paradoxically suggest that we're relaxed and open and "listen to ourselves" while tending to a minimum of three sexual partners a month and/or four positions a night.
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Historically, the practice of tending to one's nails was seen as a signifier of wealth and power, but was never limited to the gendered experience some view it as today.
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In 2012, President Obama's share of the vote tracked very closely with the result of contested House races, albeit with Democratic and Republican incumbents tending to do a bit better.
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According to her, Snowden has recently started tending to his looks more, which she considers completely unnecessary, since it is the absence of Snowden's sexuality that she finds so hot.
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Not to mention that politicians are often coddled with staff aides enthusiastically tending to their needs and frequently very reluctant to challenge them — or get an earful when they do.
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In their second Brooklyn apartment, they contended with difficult neighbors, and one night, Mr. Williams's father was mugged and had to stay home for a week tending to his injuries.
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The movement to restore felons' voting rights has gotten tangled up in partisan ideological battles, with Democratic leaders tending to support expanded access to the ballot and Republicans opposing it.
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A visit on a recent weekday found a succession of Mercedes-Benzes and Lexuses gliding down the block, with a team of Latino workers tending to landscaping along the sidewalk.
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"People fear what we don't understand, and with bats nocturnal, and tending to be small, they're cryptic," Joy O'Keefe, director of the Indiana State University Bat Center, told Popular Science.
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The winds do the rest, with westerlies during the day tending to bring clearer air, while shore winds in the evenings blow smoke from east coast firegrounds into the city.
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Most of the aid workers who should be tending to the displaced have been forced to leave the area and have been refused travel permits to return, Mr. Smith said.
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The Giants believe they used the N.F.L. draft to address their overriding long-term issue — identifying a potential replacement for their franchise quarterback, Eli Manning — while tending to immediate needs.
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"Clients are tending to be strategic ... ordering but not executing, waiting for more market information and what they perceive to be favourable rates," said a trader from a commercial bank.
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Tending to vote left, it elected, in 2016, the son of a Muslim Pakistani immigrant family, the Labour politician Sadiq Khan, as mayor – a choice much derided by President Trump.
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"And I think one of the reasons you're seeing that is because many of us would argue that our president is tending to go back and forth on various things."
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Having lost his wife 12 years ago, the downcast Mr. Chu leads a life without spice, staying home to cook his sumptuous (yet often flawed) meals and tending to errands.
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In tranquil moments he delighted in tending to his garden and in preparing his favorite dish — pasta with a delicate mixture of olive oil and garlic — for friends and relatives.
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They also say not enough has been done to help them recuperate a semblance of their previous rural life, tending to their fields and running small businesses in Minas Gerais.
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The woman, Wa Tiba, 54, went missing while tending to her vegetable garden near her village on Muna Island in Southeast Sulawesi province on Thursday, according to the village chief, Faris.
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The essay notes that the board stopped short, however, of calling for an end to clinician involvement in force-feeding or tending to prisoners on hunger strikes or participation in interrogations.
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Back home, Mom is finishing up her physical therapy out at the hospital -- where apparently they have the "good machines" -- and out and about, tending to her own shopping and errands.
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We've bred dogs so they could accomplish particular tasks or play specific roles: some dogs helped us with hunting, others helped us with tending to our livestock or guarding our homes.
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According to the New York Times' multiple sources, the former titan of Tinseltown has instead been dabbling in a variety of outpatient classes while tending to his increasingly complicated legal defense.
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Authorities say three men tending to a marijuana grow were arrested after they refused to leave a fire evacuation zone in Northern California, hindering firefighters&apos efforts against a massive blaze.
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The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation is tending to the beaver after it sustained a tail injury in late June — possibly from a predator who picked it up, then dropped it.
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Now as her kids have gotten older, one of her tips for encouraging them to eat healthy is to get them down in the dirt tending to the food they consume.
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A Gallup survey found that workers miss an average of 6.6 days of work per year tending to caregiving demands, costing the US economy approximately $25 billion in lost productivity annually.
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But collaboration does not preclude a degree of rivalry, and rather unexpectedly, displays of religous devotion have become a field of competition among cosmonauts, with Russians tending to outdo the Americans.
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This miniature toolkit, which comes complete with a cleaning brush, a bucket shovel, a watering bottle, and an air dust blower, can also be used for tending to other small houseplants.
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But the planes from the Saudi-led coalition still hover, testing the nerves of residents and sending them scurrying around the city tending to life's necessities, before the bombing starts again.
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Certainly, a healthy financial system is crucial to a healthy economy, but tending to the health of the financial system does not mean relieving financial firms from all scrutiny and regulation.
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Tomorrow may be a good one to spend the day tending to our Los Angeles bureau chief Adam Nagourney's fine recipe for a meltingly tender roast pork butt with salsa verde.
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As I and others have argued before, joint offensive operations against the ADF have proven ineffective at protecting civilians, instead tending to provoke reprisal attacks against innocent residents and UN peacekeepers.
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On the opposite side of the mountains from Tecpán de Galeana, where Lomillos lives, the inhabitants of Campo de Aviación stress the violence that can accompany tending to their opium crop.
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Tending to Nick's everyday needs, Dar has picked up some basic principles of capitalism, and used them to leverage his cousin's potato crop into serious money — in dollars rather than rupees.
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" Some internet men are experiencing so much cognitive dissonance over all of these social changes that they've come up with a new, more masculine term for tending to their appearance: "looksmaxing.
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Tending to Pete and hanging with his jockey (Chloë Sevigny) gives Charley a sense of purpose and connection sorely lacking in his itinerant existence with his carousing single father (Travis Fimmel).
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The intense physical work and danger that comes with fishing on Lake Kivu, along with reinforcement from traditional gender roles, kept women from fishing for generations, tending to backyard farms instead.
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He spent much of last week moving his cattle to higher ground at a ranch just west of the city, making sure the cows were safe before tending to his house.
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In the finale of that series, "All Good Things," we find Picard (what else?) tending to his grapes, his wispy glued-on beard meant to distract us from his robust shoulders.
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State news media reported on Saturday that a doctor had died of a heart failure while tending to patients with the coronavirus in fever wards at a hospital in eastern China.
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What matters is the waiting; staying open to the rhythms of the natural world; tending to the hope that any moment might bring again the always-new thrill of a strike.
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Instead, he has spent almost three months on the Mets' disabled list, tending to a partly torn latissimus muscle on his right side and trying to figure out what went wrong.
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People rescued in the first painting are now rescuers themselves, pulling in and tending to whoever swims toward them, including a white businessman wearing a chunky gold watch and Hermès tie.
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Delaney covers parenthood, the differences between the American and British health care systems, the dumb documentaries we all wind up watching and the apparent joys of tending to a bearded dragon.
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His election was supposed to usher in change, but less than two years later, he has been acting as if tending to the country's needs should come on his own schedule.
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VP of brewing James Murray says it was a natural choice: More customers had been requesting lighter options in its tasting rooms, and lower-ABV beers were tending to sell better.
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Her Instagram stories and livestreams are another monster altogether, with hundreds replying in real time as the congresswoman explains policy and current news while making dinner or tending to a community garden.
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Italy&aposs transport minister says an investigation is underway into the latest rescue of migrants off Libya, in which an Italian ship tending to an oil rig picked up some 60 people.
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MFA programs are tending to focus a bit more on the making of jewelry, which, in addition to requiring less metal to fabricate — depending on the piece — has a practically limitless market.
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He spends most of his time tending to the thousands of plants destined for the Spheres, the 90-foot bulbous glass dome in the middle of Amazon's sprawling campus in downtown Seattle.
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"The indigenous claims are tending to see more success (than the environmental claims) but in part that's because the law is less defined and because indigenous communities have constitutional rights," he said.
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But when his messenger arrives at Iron Town's perimeter, he is met by dozens of Iron Town's women, all former sex workers whose nights are now spent tending to the town forge.
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Yes, she wore a jacket that boldly proclaimed "I really don't care" while tending to a pressing human rights crisis that is perhaps the United States' most high-profile issue right now.
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But our society's expectation that new moms should cater to the rest of the world's every whim instead of tending to their own needs is a cruel and dangerous form of misogyny.
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The late art-rock hero David Bowie might be waiting in the sky, but his namesake — Dr. David Bowie of Christchurch, New Zealand — is still here on earth tending to the sick.
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I imagine a world where instead of being on the five-month waiting list for child care, I move freely about the town while my robot stays home tending to the children.
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In one image, Badwan is a simple cook tending to a gas-lit bowl; in another, a painter intently at work; later, a writer in a dark room furiously slapping a typewriter.
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At the time of the fire, Janelle, who was pregnant, was out in the barn tending to cows, and Ted, a milkman, had driven to a nearby dairy farm to collect milk.
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Her husband had spent time at the mosque on most days, organizing its library of religious texts and tending to a vegetable garden, which provided the community with pumpkins, rocket and broccoli.
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For Gerstley, professional women's reluctance to initiate these tricky dialogues is a predictable symptom of the broader ways that we're socialized: We're taught to accommodate others before tending to our own desires.
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On Friday, the new mom, who's currently out on maternity leave and tending to her newborn son Charley, made a surprise appearance at Matt Lauer's big NBC celebration and he was ecstatic.
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Her daily activities include nurturing a vegetable garden where Kwan pours her energy into tending to all of the fresh produce that she uses to cook Korean temple cuisine for her community.
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" After tending to Scalise, Brooks said, "Shortly thereafter the police showed up, and a helicopter landed in center field and took away whomever the folks decided was the most wounded, most critical.
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The piece is dedicated to his sister Mable Ancrum, who co-ran a cleaning business with another sister, often tending to the homes of wealthy white people until she died in 2003.
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Children living in lower income households were also more likely to have mental disorders, with rates tending to be higher in children whose parents were receiving low income benefits, the study found.
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Ryan Holmes, the 42-year-old founder and CEO of the social-media management platform Hootsuite, had an off-the-grid upbringing that saw him tending to animals instead of web pages.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is calling for a probe into the violence on Israel's border with the Gaza Strip after a Canadian doctor was wounded while tending to injured Palestinian protesters.
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Do we more effectively shape the world by setting out to redeem and pacify it, or by tending to our own affairs and allowing other countries to work out their own destinies?
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Tending to a massive farm requires a huge investment in manpower and equipment—GPS-rigged tractors, the latest genetically modified seeds, chemicals for killing bugs and weeds, fertilizers to replenish exhausted soils.
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In the far-right corner of the space, a group of roasters were tending to a large copper coffee roaster that is connected to a set of six giant coffee-bean chambers.
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But new polling is still coming in every day, and right now this new polling is tending to show a shrinking national lead for Clinton, and a mixed picture in swing states.
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Or, until recently, of always being appointed the family caregiver, bearing and raising children, tending to elderly parents and disabled siblings, so often left to shoulder the unpaid burdens of real life?
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"Trump has spent much of the past four days tending to campaign benefactors and preoccupied with his own political future," the Post's Phil Rucker, Bob Costa, Ashley Parker and Josh Dawsey report.
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It's much less work than parenting actual children or tending to pets, plus you get the benefit of adding vibrancy to your home and the pride that comes with each new bloom.
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"Uncertainty about the course of federal government policy, including in the areas of fiscal policy, trade and health care, was tending to weigh down firms' spending and hiring plans," the minutes said.
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Each day before sunrise until well into the night, this petite woman in her 70s covers a lot of ground—tending to hundreds of people living in homelessness along California's north coast.
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He speaks quietly and a bit reluctantly, tending to avert his eyes after a few sentences: a symptom of his thoughtfulness but also, perhaps, of a persistent shyness left over from childhood.
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But, McConnell's two-prong approach to keep Trump's confidence while tending to his most vulnerable members up in 2020 has left the majority leader ready at a pivotal point in this process.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they increase bond yields, making non-yielding assets such as bullion less attractive while also tending to boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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She spent months with the baby on her back, shovelling snow from horse stalls and tending to the hogs and cows before dawn, continuing her job search when the sun came up.
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While rebar inventories are cyclical, tending to build in winter and be drawn down in summer, there is still room for further declines before a lack of stocks will provide price support.
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As the report states, the "large benefits accrue to firms when they locate together in urban areas" and ensures that tech — rather than tending to spread out — further concentrates in urban areas.
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Cooking golden oil in crockpots and piously tending to their medicinal plants, the nuns resemble old-school alchemists, defying all visual stereotypes of the tie-dye-clad stoner or outlaw marijuana farmer.
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Described as friendly by the locals, the new dentist seemed particularly zealous in his practice, boasting of treating "between 18 and 26 patients a day," and sometimes tending to several patients simultaneously.
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The mother, who was 6 months pregnant at the time, was tending to cows in a nearby barn and Ted, a milkman, had driven to a nearby dairy farm to pick up milk.
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After petting and tending to a stray cat during a week-long vacation, UK-based Gemma Birch started to feel faint, was vomiting, and had an extremely swollen stomach, People magazine first reported.
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At least four people were killed, including a man who was hit by falling scaffolding, a fisherman tending to his boat, and a young woman whose car had been washed away by floodwaters.
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Instead they are drawn by the museums, Hollywood, amusement parks such as Disneyland in nearby Orange County and upscale shopping centers, spending more than most tourists and tending to stay in town longer.
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At the time, AIDS was decimating this neighborhood, and Tyndall took a job working at a local hospital, tending to patients' injection-related diseases and helping research needle exchanges in their early days.
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According to data provider WitsView, prices of television LCD panels larger than 43 inches began falling in May, with the pace of declines tending to accelerate from the end of the second quarter.
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"Today we have a room full of people and a nation who thank God that you lived," Trump said after recounting Rose's narrow escape after days tending to the wounded behind enemy lines.
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This was more or less how Pauline Kael would continue to write for the rest of her life, consistently inconsistent, tending to passionate riffs, insisting that the only principle worth defending was pleasure.
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As Ariel tries to track him down during the week leading up to Purim, Dad is as mysteriously absent as he was during his son's childhood, tending to the needs of the community.
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But as the habit of letter-writing wanes and a new generation comes of age enamored of social media, the White House has focused on tending to a new audience with new tools.
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President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration led to a rapid shift in the Border Patrol's role, from traditional law enforcement duties to detaining, processing and tending to migrant families and their children.
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In the middle of all that, he or his companies will be running golf courses in several states, managing apartment buildings in New York City and tending to properties all over the world.
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Basically, the rifts within the Bolshoi that led to the attack have never healed, with rank-and-file dancers tending to champion Mr. Dmitrichenko while the elite dancers favor their mentor Mr. Filin.
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For most of 2010 and 2011, six men were kept in isolation for 520 days, tending to daily tasks, simulating 20-minute communication delays with Earth and even walking on a fake Mars.
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The band have seen more than their fair share of people through turbulent times, tending to collect the vast majority of fans in the throes of adolescence and carrying them through from there.
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Mr. Borew had arrived in New York soon after Mr. McCurdy and had gone to work for Andre Balazs at the Mercer Hotel, where he earned a doctorate in tending to fancy people.
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He retired a year after his recovery and now spends his days tending to his house, traveling in the winter, and playing "three or four rounds of bad golf each week," he said.
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That can be because of undecided voters tending to break late for one candidate in a particular race or one party nationally, or because pollsters are wrongly modeling turnout, or for other reasons.
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She was credited both with tending to him assiduously in his infirmity and limiting access to him by his former associates, including Juliane Weber, his onetime office manager and confidante for three decades.
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Wouldn't the world be better for women like her and Whitney if they didn't have to conduct mental gymnastics to put men at ease, tending to their own needs and desires only afterward?
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A consultant to Republican politicians in America, he also had a lucrative business tending to unsavoury overseas clients such as Jonas Savimbi, an Angolan guerrilla leader, and Mobutu Sese Seko, a Congolese dictator.
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Friends and teachers said Private Sorek, the third of seven siblings, was a flutist and a philosopher who loved nature, tending to wounded animals and planting flowers on the campus of his yeshiva.
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Whoops. We have gone into a centrifugal (I looked up the word: moving or tending to move away from the center, that's us) spin around one turn and another around the next one.
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Gold is sensitive to rising interest rates because they push up bond yields, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion while tending to strengthen the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Friends and teachers said Private Sorek, the third of seven siblings, was a flutist and a philosopher who loved nature, tending to wounded animals and planting flowers on the campus of his yeshiva.
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NORFOLK, Va. — The inoffensive images show photographs of aspiring doctors in white lab coats tending to patients, or lounging on the beach in swimsuits, or posing with family members in their Sunday best.
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A father of two, he has a reputation as a devoted family man who once apologized for being late for an intelligence hearing because he was tending to a baby in his office.
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At least four people were killed, including a man who was hit by falling scaffolding, a fisherman tending to his boat, and a young woman whose car had been washed away by floodwaters.
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Edut recommends tending to your sources of bad luck ASAP, so that you feel at least a little less burdened by the new moon (the lunar equivalent to a clean slate) on October 19.
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The Osceola County Sheriff's Department is tending to its deputies: "Our focus is on the health of our two motor deputies who are being treated at a local hospital," the department said on Facebook.
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Of course, this is a bit of an apples and pears comparison, given the Chinese customs data doesn't break down imports by grade, with lighter crudes tending to fetch a premium over heavier types.
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The minimum price to chat on the site is 150 won (2490 cents), but girls can set the entry price for a room, with popular accounts tending to have a more expensive entry fee.
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Photo: DLRAs temperatures outside dipped to well below freezing, and as blizzards pounded the Antarctic research station, German scientists were carefully tending to a remarkable veggie garden—one requiring no soil or natural sunlight.
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The team came across the accident on a highway in Oregon at dusk Wednesday and banded together to lift the vehicle off the trapped woman, rescuing her and also tending to her injured husband.
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Joseph Manchin (D-WV), Claire McCaskill (D-MO), Gary Peters (D-MI), and Jon Tester (D-MT) all voted to confirm, despite Democratic leadership tending to condemn Pai's actions against net neutrality and privacy.
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"Tending to our emotions on a personal level and taking acknowledgment and responsibility for why we think a certain way," has proved a healthier approach than attempting to control her spouse's actions, she said.
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THERE IS THE SEGMENT AROUND THE CLIENT THAT IS TENDING TO BE A BIT MORE STABLE BUT HAS A LOT OF PROFITABILITY AND A LOT OF ABILITY TO FUEL GROWTH FOR THE OTHER SEGMENTS.
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It is easy for young, single people to get out in this city, which is built on a steep coastal hill, with Jews tending to live on its heights and Arabs by the sea.
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China has at times reacted angrily to such doubts, tending to characterise critics as harbouring anti-Chinese prejudice and wishing to contain the country's rise, while overlooking what Beijing says are genuine good intentions.
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They pervert the idea of the valentine; for, instead of being love missives, or tending to afford gratification, they are too often sent out of spite, to carry anger or annoyance to the receiver.
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These girls were just lamenting the stress of tending to group chats while live tweeting a music video drop and the pains of finding a good live stream the night a tour kicks off.
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Here's a close examination of the many times she's managed to look like a goddess while tending to everyday matters, along with hypotheses as to how we would look in the exact same situation.
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"It appears that a white man in a van intentionally ploughed into a group of worshippers who were already tending to someone who had been taken ill," the Muslim Council said in a statement.
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Moonshine, an old-ish mare who resides on a farm in the south-west of Queensland, Australia, was found tending to a random orphaned calf — barely a week old — by cattle grazier Gerda Glasson.
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These employees described to the paper an increasingly monotonous work environment in which they are effectively tending to and training the robots, and felt limited by the work of performing tasks delegated by machines.
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Giving back, helping people—it all came naturally to her, an elementary school nurse who had started her career in the burn unit of Abington hospital, tending to some of the most severe cases.
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A study of Facebook users found a high degree of polarization within the social network, with users tending to interact most frequently with the people and narratives they agreed with — creating an echo chamber.
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From one person's caffeine fix to tending to a kitchen full of guests in the morning, this double-sided coffee maker guarantees the right size without under-indulging or leaving too much left over.
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Although there has always been opposition to free trade measures, recent decades have seen political leadership in the U.S. tending to push agendas focused on removing trade barriers between the U.S. and other countries.
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Dr. Thorne, played with circumspect grace by Tom Hollander ("The Night Manager"), is respected but subordinate, tending to both the medical and financial affairs of a local baronet (Ian McShane), who affectionately bullies him.
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The flu season typically begins in the fall and can last until as late as May, with activity tending to peak between December and February, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For starters, the size of moves is generally correlated with their direction, with bigger moves tending to take the market lower (hence the chestnut that stocks "take the stairs up and the elevator down").
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A year ago Adeline was tending to an oil palm in the plantation when about 290 members of a separatist militia grabbed her, stuffed leaves in her mouth and tied her to the tree.
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A former manager of a golf club, the 45-year-old now joins her husband on his project, operating the camera and tending to the sound because they no longer can afford a crew.
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Around the world, women have long continued to work even after the birth of a child -- tending to their fields, harvesting crops, pounding seed into flour, running small businesses, selling their wares, preparing food.
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Before Mr. Bloomberg's three terms in office, from 2002 through 2013, business leaders did not typically expect mayors to become deeply involved in economic matters beyond tending to the city's budget, Ms. Wylde said.
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She said Mr. Trump's murky approach to North Korea would be a "lost opportunity" in tending to relationships with leaders who already may have come to view him as an erratic and unreliable ally.
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China has at times reacted angrily to such doubts, tending to characterize critics as harboring anti-Chinese prejudice and wishing to contain the country's rise, while overlooking what Beijing says are genuine good intentions.
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The Sill Led by: Eliza Blank, founder and CEO In the past few years, tending to houseplants has gone from a hobby we associated with the post-retirement demographic to an undeniably millennial trend.
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Astor returned to the Westchester estate she had always loved and was able to spend her last days tending to her dogs, watching Fred Astaire movies and enjoying visits from guests like Mr. Rockefeller.
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It is choosing more airy, ornate trap beats and taming its staccato verbal onslaught to make better use of empty space, while tending to both its online and on-the-ground grass-roots boosters.
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The Martha Washington, a women-only establishment at 30 East 30th Street, was a progressive concept at the turn of the 20th century, when women were expected to stay at home tending to family.
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Sleep-deprived and tending to her wailing toddler daughter in the middle of the night, she wonders if maybe some part of her wished the child — who, after all, resembles her father — were dead.
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Without qualified staff, tools, and facilities for tending to the needs of inmates with physical disabilities, many corrections systems seem to rely on solitary confinement as a means of protection from the general population.
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The humidity has been tending to rise at night, dampening the fire&aposs spread but "sometimes it can actively burn through the night," warned Anthony Brown with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Angela O'Conner says she'll be tending to patients during the eclipse as a nurse, but she plans on binding Trump either in her car or in a utility closet at work in between her shifts.
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"Let us reunite as one as brother and sister in the same motherland after this presidency and parliamentary election is over, reuniting and tending to our brotherhood as members of the same nation," added Jokowi.
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It was Kenny's 12th European title, which she won in seemingly effortless fashion despite saying afterwards that she hadn't felt "good out there" after suffering a sleepless night while tending to 11-month-old Albie.
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It required reptile staff tending to the animals 24/7 at a cutting-edge facility that neither aims to churn the lizards out on a commercial scale nor needs to make a profit off them.
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"You could make the case that Crowley was more in touch with the inside-the-Beltway D.C. game and House leadership, rather than tending to his garden at home," said Joshua Henne, a Democratic strategist.
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Somewhere between managing her educational site Mane Addicts, tending to a busy roster of A-list clients (including Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and Jessica Alba — heard of 'em?), and trekking back and forth from L.
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His domestic life, at least according to what he tells Maggie, is devoted to tending to the whims and neuroses of his wife, Georgette (Julianne Moore), a Columbia professor whose career has eclipsed his own.
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Small island nations such as Antigua, Barbados, Dominica and St. Lucia are tending to send delegations to such climate meetings for cities, finding them more useful for concrete ideas than nation-based meetings, Rigobert said.
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When he's not busy overseeing businesses like Fubu, his fashion brand, or Blueprint + Co., his co-working space venture, he's tending to his investments made on ABC's "Shark Tank," authoring books and being a father.
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That Sloane was himself so happy to profit from the enslavement of human beings, harvesting his income from abroad while tending to his garden of marvels in London, bespeaks the politics that soak his collection.
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Shaxi Journal SHAXI, China — The woman shuffled around her shop in the village square, telling visitors how she came to be selling wooden swords and woven slippers to tourists rather than tending to her fields.
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The grounds crew frantically covered the field while weaving through the mess, but at one point you can see a guy tending to the mound who reacts like he got hit right in the head.
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The same might be said of Vanessa Aspillaga's lovably overbearing Kathy, the loudmouthed but big-hearted Italian nurse, who is tending to Amy in the Queens, N.Y., institution where Maggie and Jacob come to visit.
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I do the cooking and she does the dishes; now I'm responsible for scrubbing our cast-iron grill pan in the quieter evenings instead of being backstage tending to the preperformance jitters of neurotic tenors.
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I do the cooking and she does the dishes; now I'm responsible for scrubbing our cast-iron grill pan in the quieter evenings instead of being backstage tending to the preperformance jitters of neurotic tenors.
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He may be on the chaise longue on his patio, at his computer in the house, or tending to his orange and lemon trees in the garden when the powerful, nauseating stench descends on him.
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For the sociologist Jean-Pierre Le Goff, the women of May '68 were restricted to roles as secretaries and helpmeets to men, "consigned to tending to the Maoist and Trotskyite male warriors" of the uprising.
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In their section of the municipal cemetery, the Herero, traditional cattle herders, exhibited the horns of a cow belonging to their late paramount chief — drawing complaints, presumably from people tending to the cemetery's German section.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Whether tending to aging parents or friends battling illness, caretakers repeatedly give their time and energy to others.
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There's a manual for lighthouse tenders, which the younger man has read and learned that, for instance, they aren't permitted to drink while on duty, and they're meant to rotate days tending to the light.
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Burned out, weary of life, but still burdened with a self-healing body, Logan (that is, Wolverine) has been tending to a periodically senile Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), who has trouble controlling his powers.
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Automation has increased manufacturing in the U.S., and more companies are "reshoring," but many human employees — who need things like light, air, food and rest — now find themselves tending to the needs of the robots.
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Unlike Trump's daughter Ivanka, who's leveraging her working mom feminist shtick to offset her father's grossness, Melania has stayed largely out of the spotlight (and largely out of trouble), tending to her son back at home.
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All four Republicans are currently outperforming Trump in polling averages in their respective states, with Ayotte and Toomey tending to outpoll him by 5 to 6 points, and Heck and Burr doing so by smaller margins.
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A person would choose their Capsula Mundi while still alive, and after their death, relatives and friends could continue tending to their trees, transforming traditional cemeteries into sacred woodlands that literally keep memories alive after death.
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Before the crash, the markets were driven by the "carry trade", with investors tending to borrow in currencies with very low rates and invest the proceeds in countries with higher rates, pocketing the difference, or carry.
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On top of that, human resources officials made it clear that as long as Briskman wasn't doing anything like responding to media requests or tending to the social media flames during business hours, it was fine.
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First, in the early years of the crisis, commercial banks were tending to shrink their balance sheets and cut lending; central banks thus acted to stave off a Great Depression-style shrinking of the money supply.
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With a team of more than 90 tending to more than 1,000 clients at his newly revamped salon every week, it's a dramatic difference from Ward's early days in London as a 17-year-old apprentice.
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Image 2 of 2 BAGHDAD – Qassim Sabaan Ali has spent the past 22 years tending to orchards in southern Iraq, only to see them wither or die as saltwater has seeped into the once-lush soil.
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Chen has decided that her main focus needs to be "clearing her husband's name from accusations" of alleged incidents "25-30 years ago" and tending to her son, CNNMoney quoted one of the sources as saying.
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Ali returned often to Louisville, and Ms. Miller-Cooper, who serves on the board of the city's Muhammad Ali Center, saw him at a gala for the center last fall, with Ms. Ali tending to him.
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It was Kenny's 12th European title, which she won in seemingly effortless fashion despite saying afterwards that she had not felt "good out there" after suffering a sleepless night while tending to 11-month-old Albie.
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This leads to a cumbersome group effort to haul the body out of an upstairs window — and that's before Durga (Asha Magrati), who had been tending to Chitra, touches the corpse, an action forbidden for women.
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Donald Vass, who has spent the last 26 years mending and tending to books for the King County Public Library system here in the Seattle area, has seen both mechanical and human-inflicted damage and more.
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In contrast to the United States, where male politicians, donors and social commentators have often dominated the abortion issue, many men in this Irish vote are tending to hang back, seeing abortion as a woman's matter.
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In a glimmer of hope for Abe's goal of boosting workers' wages, however, 58% of companies in the Reuters survey think his raft of labor reforms are tending to push up the overall amount of compensation.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler is tending to an undisclosed family emergency in New York City and will miss the last procedural step before articles of impeachment come to the floor, a committee aide confirmed Tuesday.
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"Several participants noted that uncertainty about the course of federal government policy, including in the areas of fiscal policy, trade, and health care, was tending to weigh down firms' spending and hiring plans," the minutes said.
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The fight turned deadly when one of the men involved stabbed two others, then, moments later, drove his car onto the sidewalk and plowed into a crowd that was tending to his victims, the police said.
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The Trump administration, of course, is tending to push policy in the opposite direction — curbing refugee admissions and using harsher internal enforcement measures to encourage long-settled undocumented people to "self-deport" and leave the country.
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Every night on the fall 1993 See the Light tour (co-headlined by Moby and Orbital), James lay low near the back of the stage, tending to his machines while his mate did a lopsided dance.
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You're not shooting civilians or stealing cars or bombing stuff like you would in a lot of video games — you're just tending to your crops, or collecting the neighbor's garbage, or driving people to work on time.
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The fanciful job Mr. Tolins invented for Alex in "Buyer & Cellar" is Ms. Streisand's private shopkeeper, tasked with minding the stores, dusting the displays of antiques and theatrical costumes and tending to the whirring frozen-yogurt machine.
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This part was the most enjoyable because there were no heights involved and we got to enjoy the sunshine while tending to our fire, and talking with each other about what challenges we'd be faced with next.
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Republican officials now see [ Mike Pence ] as seeking to exercise expansive control over a political party ostensibly helmed by Mr. Trump, tending to his own allies and interests even when the president's instincts lean in another direction.
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But the proprietors also stay busy tending to the hundreds of mostly Mexican and Central American workers who make money transfers to their native lands, sometimes as much as $229,2264 over the course of a few days.
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Juli says she heard people talking after she missed a couple of basketball games recently -- abnormal for her -- but says she was tending to the couple's teenage kids and simply couldn't be at two places at once.
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Still with most recent US economic indicators tending to disappoint (Citigroup's surprise index is around -50%), and with the latest manufacturing ISM below 50, the message from the trucks and trains sector ought to be taken seriously.
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Cleaning your apartment and tending to your roots will help you be more efficient as you progress toward your professional goals this lunar cycle, which will reach a climax with the Capricorn full moon later this month.
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Joseph O'Brien of the Navy, the commanding officer of the Iwo Jima, found himself suddenly tending to the heaters on his ship — just back from five months off the coast of Djibouti — to ensure they still worked.
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My wife, Bianca — who is a doctor and happens to be very good under pressure — rushed over from the other room and began tending to Alexander's wound, while also demanding to know what the hell had happened.
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Republican officials now see Mr. Pence as seeking to exercise expansive control over a political party ostensibly helmed by Mr. Trump, tending to his own allies and interests even when the president's instincts lean in another direction.
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ROSWELL, Ga. — It was 0003 in the morning, and the orthopedic surgeon on call was preparing to operate on a woman whose foot had been shattered in a car wreck, after hours of tending to other patients.
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But because Gennady was born 15 minutes before Maxim, when it came time to turn pro, it was decided that the older brother would do so while the younger one would remain behind, tending to their parents.
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Or, as Mr. Owens designed them this time around, perhaps reminders of the selves we might be if we were part of a newfangled priesthood tending to the altars of the essential shared fabric(s) of life.
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Ms. Verma — who rendered the nun's name differently, as Sister Koshneliea Bakhla — said Ms. Indwar had been tending to a mother and her 2-week-old son when she heard about a childless couple looking to adopt.
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BENUE, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Sarah Adaji's husband retired as a teacher two years ago, he kept himself busy tending to their farm, hoping to provide food for his family and make some money off the produce.
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At least two people were killed, one a man in his 60s who was passing a building site when scaffolding collapsed on top of him and the other a fisherman tending to his boat, Kyodo news agency said.
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On some nights, she's able to take a power nap during her shift, though just as often, Barrett is tending to Marjorie throughout the night because the elderly woman, who suffers from dementia, can't manage to fall asleep.
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THE THIN AND LIGHT DEVICES THAT PEOPLE WANT TO USE ON THE GO. YOU'RE RIGHT IN THAT THE AREAS THAT ARE FLAT TO DOWN ARE TENDING TO BE THOSE MID TO LOWER LEVEL SYSTEMS, BOTH LAPTOPS AND DESKTOPS.
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Principle No. 7, "respect the sanctity of life by promptly rendering first aid," for instance, may seem routine for officers tending to someone injured as a result of their use of force — a baton blow, takedown or shooting.
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As she heads back to where she used to rule, Mavis is surprised to find that most of her peers back in Mercury are doing just fine, living fulfilling lives while tending to their marriages, children, and careers.
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Nobody would argue that a man on his way to the hospital who is having a heart attack is in a position to haggle with paramedics tending to him in the ambulance about the costs of his treatment.
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The police department condemned the fresh spate of violence, and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve denounced rioters who among other things, he said, vandalized a hospital which was tending to the three-year-old child of the slain policeman.
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When the Civil War broke out, Jarvis senior shifted the focus of the groups from fighting infant mortality (by pushing for more sanitary conditions in women and children's medical treatments) to tending to wounded soldiers (on both sides).
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Also relevant in interest-based chat: Veteran forum Reddit, and game chat platform Discord — both pretty popular, though not in a way that really cuts across the mainstream, tending to cater to more niche and/or focused interests.
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In that clubhouse was a little café, and the earliest job I can remember doing was tending to that counter, giving people Coca-Colas and sparkling waters, and diving into the freezer for popsicles and ice-cream bars.
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Day, who's in good health, spends her days taking long walks in the garden, tending to her dogs and occasionally surprising fans by making an appearance on her terrace, which overlooks the Quail Lodge Golf Course in Carmel.
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However, Venus's reentry into Libra will find you retreating a bit, reflecting on issues concerning trust and intimacy (not just around sex, but money, too), reconnecting with yourself, and tending to the ways your heart has been broken.
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Some on the left are critical of the fact that the bill only focuses on leave for new parents and doesn't also provide benefits for people caring for a sick relative or tending to their own medical issues.
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While positioning data shows speculators have largely reduced record high levels of bets against the pound, reports from major banks this week show big speculative investors and firms still tending to sell the currency whenever it blips higher.
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And when not flying and screwing, as he puts it, Cerny is negotiating several other public sculpture requests from around the world, and tending to his multimedia art space MeetFactory, where he cultivates other artists' and their work.
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In his waning time, he jokes with his staff about all the "fun" of their daily tasks and counts down the days to his departure by tending to a makeshift pumpkin patch decorated with gourds bearing his likeness.
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Like Trump, Tanoesoedibjo believes his country's politics could benefit from his business acumen and says he now devotes half his 16-hour days to tending to Perindo, the political party he founded last year, and other political efforts.
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On matters of diversity, Americans are often divided along party lines, with Democrats tending to be more likely to embrace ethnic, racial and cultural differences, according to the poll, which surveyed more than 6,600 adults early this year.
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Ice Water Games' atmospheric game is meant to be the sort of thing that you let slowly burn away in the background, say, while you're wrapping presents or chugging eggnog, tending to the fiery pixels as you please.
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That's really the only way to explain why Al Marcus, 70, was tending to 140 pounds of brisket in a backyard smoker just 12 days after Hurricane Harvey filled his midcentury house with four feet of bayou water.
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Another interesting observation on Pfeffer's part is that Netanyahu is no fan of military action, tending to caution and even indecision, rejecting, for example, a ground offensive after the Israeli air campaign in the Gaza war of 2014.
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From the sandbar, I watched as Kamotolo squatted by a fire set among the rocks on the shore, tending to something as it cooked: a stingray that he had spotted in shallow water and killed with an arrow.
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Fantasia was captured in Rodalbe, France, in 1944 while tending to a wounded sergeant and lieutenant in a foxhole and was held as a prisoner of war until he was liberated by Russian forces on April 28, 1945.
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"We're tending to the causes, we have to confront violence, and we have to give kids, the youth options to push them away from weapons and violence, and that is what we are doing everywhere," López Obrador said.
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They were grappling with the things people deal with every day — getting the kids to school, planning a vacation, or tending to larger matters of life and career — and taking for granted a future potentially full of possibility.
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Moreover, by tending to focus on the hundred and eighty degrees in front of the viewer instead of on the traditional three hundred and sixty, V.R. porn is able to deliver a higher resolution than many other genres.
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No matter whether they're holding a scythe, tending to cows, or blowing a trumpet, these partly decorative, partly traditional medleys in the [email protected] series that reference Indian mythology and classical portrayals become archetypal images of female strength.
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As these round sizes get bigger and bigger, this is a group that you would have thought was actually more competitive than not, is tending to collaborate more because there's so much capital that's going into these companies.
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For instance, Delphine Seyrig plays a quietly imploding housewife in 1975's Jeanne Dielman, 23 Commerce Quay, 1080 Brussels, a minimalist epic chronicling her monotonous existence of cleaning, cooking, tending to her son, and sleeping with men for money.
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The controversial mine in Queensland state has become a touchstone for those on both the left and right of the political spectrum, with representatives of both groups tending to lose perspective on the project in pursuit of wider ambitions.
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You're very busy getting organized and tending to your to-do list today, Aries, but this evening, the moon enters Libra and activates the relationship sector of your chart—a new cycle in your partnerships is on the way!
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"People are tending to eat more produce and eat it in different forms, and those are good things, because we want people to eat more fresh produce, but when that happens, you're likely to increase the risk," Taylor said.
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WASHINGTON — Former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has long been one of the high priests of the Washington establishment, staying quiet in this year's raucous presidential campaign while tending to his reputation as a thoughtful officer and diplomat.
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The engaging film brings viewers along for Youssef's unlikely journey from a heart surgeon, tending to the wounded at Tahrir Square during the 2011 Egyptian revolution, to an international celebrity, speaking truth to power, one joke at a time.
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"This is attributable to the fact that, in the Systems and Swisslog divisions this year, customers are tending to make call-offs and execute major orders in the second half of the year," it said of the sales decline.
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From the travel industry executive who was having to lay off staff while tending to a vomiting five-year-old and looking to get tested for coronavirus, to the SVP who was rushing to get a mother-in-law.
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And until very recently, mainstream news media berated Democrats for running on nothing but opposition to Trump (which was never true, but the media said it anyway), while tending to dismiss talk about Republican abuse of power as hysterical.
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Self-described as having a restless "'birdlike' traveler's temperament," he spends half the year tending to his aging mother in California or reporting on subjects like "the warlords of Mogadishu," but tries to get back to Japan each fall.
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If we start referring to motherhood as the beautiful, messy privilege that it is, and to tending to our children as the most loving yet selfish thing we do, perhaps we can change the biased language my mother used.
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She said that this suggests culture could be a big determining factor and cited forthcoming research that suggests Westerners may be looking for happiness in the wrong places — tending to focus their pursuit on achievements such as a promotion.
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These exchanges continued through the day, but quietly tending to the trolls was a petite woman with long black hair known as Reverend Jen, and she was eager to share her encyclopedic knowledge about the dolls with anyone interested.
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"There might also be differences between owners and non-owners already before buying a dog, which could have influenced our results, such as those people choosing to get a dog tending to be more active and of better health," Fal added.
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While Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson went on to Toronto for the All-Star Game festivities, which begin Friday, Kerr planned to spend the rest of the week in San Diego with his family, tending to his health.
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They also say they found similarities in how quickly information was disseminated around each of the two events, and in how human Twitter users interacted with bots — with human users tending to retweet bots that expressed sentiments they also supported.
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Some might have had very strong leg bones because they walked a lot, tending to grazing cows and fetching water over long distances, for instance, while other women might have been more sedentary, grinding grain all day to make flour.
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Thwarted by road closures, he sought out other targets, eventually arriving hours later in Finsbury Park where he came across a group of Muslims tending to Ali who had collapsed in the street near his home after attending Ramadan prayers.
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Their fashionable daughter is shown walking out at her dad's Yeezy Season 3 fashion show with her mom and aunts Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian, as well as tending to her little brother as he practices standing on his own.
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On the day I visited the clinic, I watched Dr. Bylicka shuffle between the clinic's rooms — deftly switching between English, French and Sango (the local language) — tending to patients' needs, explaining procedures to parents and giving tips to her local staff.
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These programs pool small contributions to make it possible for employees to draw a significant portion of their wages while they spend time tending to a new infant or helping care for an ailing parent or partner or other loved one.
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Lenaldo Batista Oliveira, 63, a small ranch owner in Pará State, said he has seen many fires over the years from the kitchen porch of his wooden shack as he takes breaks from tending to his 100 head of cattle.
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But the trauma — among the people who fled the shelling to find shelter in the yards of benevolent landlords, or the medical workers tending to the conflict's victims while still haunted by the destruction of their own homes — was unmistakable.
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My Daily News bosses once dispatched me to the Los Angeles home of Dr. Paul Crane, the obstetrician tending to the mother of Michael Jackson's children, to find out whether his famous patient's first baby was made the old-fashioned way.
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Most governors love the limelight during an election season, but Mr. Northam may have helped himself this year by quietly tending to alliances and candidates and largely letting events play out rather than be seen as trying to stage manage them.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Efforts to pay employees staying home to care for family in the United States got a boost on Tuesday with a legislative proposal that would benefit workers, especially women tending to children and aging parents.
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From my personal experience, many women in varying body sizes can perform at the same level, proving it is about becoming aware and tending to what works for you, with support systems and environments for positive accountability rather than fostering shame.
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In Asian and Middle Eastern countries, he said, luxury is typically about opulence and service; having staff members tending to you in your room or escorting you to a restaurant, as they would at the Oberoi Udaivilas in Udaipur, India.
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He singled out Dr. Laura Billiet, an American who rushed to a police station after bombs ripped through Brussels Airport, and who immediately set up triage operations, tending to victims with burns and shrapnel wounds, with limited supplies at hand.
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It's not as simple as one woman who didn't succeed in tending to the lovely little flower that is a man's heart, only to let it die before being graced by the hands of a better gardener (like, presumably, Avril Lavigne).
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" She and Coogler have spent the past few months working across the hall from each other in the same editing facility, with him tending to "Black Panther" and her to her much-anticipated film of Madeleine L'Engle's "A Wrinkle in Time.
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We had to be quiet, Mr. Cannavale said, because on the first floor of their new house, the first proper house in which he has lived, his fiancée, the actress Rose Byrne, was tending to their baby, Rafa, two weeks old.
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In yet another bold move, Brigman ditched her husband, a much older ship captain whom she latched onto as her ticket to travel the world, in 19803; tending to him in retirement back home wasn't exactly what she had in mind.
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But she said an investigation led to a suspect identified as Alfredo Gonzalez, 60, who works for the university as an animal keeper tending to goats and other livestock on the campus in the foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains.
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Whatever the outcome of the appeals, the referendum reflected a country sharply divided, with voters in the major cities tending to oppose the changes while those in rural areas, who usually are more religious and conservative, voting in favor of them.
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Sharif and his daughter would return to Pakistan on July 13 from London where they are tending to the veteran leader's wife, Kulsoom, who is being treated for cancer and is in a coma after suffering a heart attack last month.
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At the other end of the portal is Nellie Murdoch, a Betty Draper type whose life is spent tending to her spectacular garden, baking cakes for Tupperware parties and keeping up appearances while living with her philandering, physically abusive husband.
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When Lois and Hal are forced to stop having so much sex because of a yeast infection they start obsessively tending to the house and transform it into an idyll of bourgeois living – the grass grows and the flowers bloom.
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The food system is already pervasively shaped by the Farm Bill, which spends nearly $15 billion per year on subsidies and $10 billion on conservation measures, deeply shaping what farmers grow and where, and tending to benefit large, industrially oriented operations.
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But though these court elections are "nonpartisan," in practice, the state Supreme Court has become bitterly divided along ideological lines, with millions of dollars in outside spending pouring into these contests — and conservatives usually tending to come out on top.
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