I use Differin to keep my acne under control, because when my acne is under control, hyperpigmentation is under control.
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"I think it's very much under control, very much under control," he told reporters.
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China is trying to keep Shanghai's soaring property market under control China is trying to keep Shanghai's soaring property market under control This segment originally aired Dec.
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And — we're — we have it totally under control.
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"I think it's very much under control, very much under control," he told reporters after what was at least the third North Korean missile launch in just over a week.
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BUT I WOULD WANT TO HAVE A POLICY WHERE WE CAN START TO AT LEAST GENTLY REDUCE DEBT, WE CAN GET THINGS UNDER CONTROL, BECAUSE RIGHT NOW, IT'S NOT UNDER CONTROL.
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"You cannot get the national debt under control, you cannot get that deficit under control, if you don't do both: grow the economy, cut spending," said Mr. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin.
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" He added: "We have it so well under control.
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Interior minister Asaduzzaman Khan said the situation was under control.
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It had largely been brought under control in the Americas.
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So far, however, the situation seems to be under control.
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Inflation is under control, helped by fairly high interest rates.
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Nonetheless, prison officials insist they have the situation under control.
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He's not fully under control, and that makes him dangerous.
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" But of course, we didn't have it "totally under control.
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Wuhan is scrambling to get the current situation under control.
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Emerging markets have traditionally struggled to keep inflation under control.
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Once it's under control, we must rebuild lives and communities.
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With lower oil prices, the fuel issue seems under control.
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"He has to get his weight under control," Glen says.
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Keeping it under control will require higher nominal interest rates.
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While the cancer is under control, it's not in remission.
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To get them under control, here come the killer robots.
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Like his father, Henry now has the disease under control.
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I was able to stay under control the entire game.
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He's working very hard to get his issues under control.
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We all want to keep dangerous invasive species under control.
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The fire itself was declared under control about 8 p.m.
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His group's debt is "very much under control", he added.
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"The suspect is under control," Cologne police said on Monday.
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You're like, 'Wow, I thought I had this under control.
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"We think we have the situation under control," she said.
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I know I'm going to get all this under control.
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He's got to be a little bit more under control.
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Tuesday morning since things seemed a little more under control.
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First, though, we needed to get his calcium under control.
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Today, both of her children have their asthma under control.
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Many suggestions have been made for bringing it under control.
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The fire was brought under control a few hours later.
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"After about three years, things got under control," he said.
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Ms. Hurth spoke of efforts to get things under control.
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Rather, they want those weapons to be brought under control.
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Public health officials thought they had the disease under control.
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KIEV, Ukraine — Michail Fiodorov thought he had everything under control.
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"They can really get those dandelions under control," she said.
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"The situation is under control," Bernama said, citing a statement.
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Those flames were mostly under control within a few hours.
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Get this shit under control before you 'oopsie' another genocide.
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NYPD is also on hand to keep things under control.
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The WHO also said China had the situation under control.
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The region under control of the Kurds was largely quiet.
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"We have it totally under control," he said this week.
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So far, however, the checkpoint lines have been under control.
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The blaze had been brought under control by Wednesday morning.
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You might think that things at home are under control.
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China has been fighting to get the situation under control.
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The calm of reason has descended; emotions are under control.
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It took 60 firefighters to bring the flames under control.
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Impairments remain under control and below 2% of total loans.
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The situation was under control as police secured the area.
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It is not expected to be under control until October.
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I felt like he was very calm and under control.
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I'm a big proponent of getting your debt under control.
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Third, populations were still under control in the developing world.
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Judging from the latest photo evidence, he has it under control.
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All those people remaining healthy means the epidemic is under control.
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We have our costs under control and sufficient capital to grow.
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It had been under control of Kurdish Peshmerga fighters since 2014.
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Once she got her IBS under control, Council started working out.
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But we also need to bring the system back under control.
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Panwar said the fire was under control by early afternoon Tuesday.
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Getting acquisition costs under control will help you in two ways.
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The two engaged in civil conversation and things looked under control.
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The ministry is under control of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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I [said], 'You're going to be okay, everything is under control.
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It could burn for months before the blaze is under control.
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This keeps bile-acid production under control in the first place.
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"The epidemic overall is under control," Wang said in the interview.
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And she's even able to keep Strummer's screen time under control.
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That kept goods on the shelves and budget deficits under control.
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My seizures were under control, but my life began to crumble.
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Or to make us feel like we have everything under control?
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Because it makes you feel like you have things under control.
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"But somehow we are keeping the situation under control," said Chubar.
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"I felt like I had everything under control today," said Scott.
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The Air Force maintains that the situation was always under control.
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So we need to continue to keep our cost under control.
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Weeks passed as firefighters struggled to get the fire under control.
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He definitely had the game under control until the sixth inning.
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The monthly declines were more evidence that inflation remains under control.
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The FDNY Twitter page noted that the fire was under control.
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They were also less likely to have their condition under control.
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Thanks to everyone working hard to get this fire under control.
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Wayne has been unable to get his recent seizures under control.
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It was all under control and the guys rode really well.
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I had to take some measures to get that under control.
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Nearly 1,600 firefighters are trying to get the fire under control.
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Miraculously, he wasn't injured ... and officials got the bull under control.
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Many noteworthy suggestions have been made for bringing it under control.
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What I did as CEO, was get the program under control.
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How were you able to finally get this under control, finally?
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It's a hard learning curve, but Cox has it under control.
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The situation was "90% under control", the country's EU minister said.
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The government also appears to be getting income inequality under control.
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Bringing such fast-moving fires under control is difficult and dangerous.
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As the flames were brought under control, police officers moved in.
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The blaze destroyed two buildings before it was brought under control.
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Firefighters quickly brought it under control, with three sustaining minor injuries.
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It took firefighters six hours to get the fire under control.
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"And each one of them was brought under control," he said.
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Hopefully I can get my craving for midmorning snacks under control.
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Things changed in the second half but everything was under control.
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State media reported fires are now under control at both facilities.
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"We have to hope the U.S. military has that under control."
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O'Neal later learned how to get his spending habits under control.
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"In general, yes, I had everything under control," Rosberg told reporters.
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The situation seemed to be under control and I went home.
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"It's something I definitely have to get under control," she said.
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And I might add, that's not under control in those places.
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He reassured the financiers that the administration had everything under control.
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We also need to make sure we get that under control.
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The outbreak subsided, and parrot fever has been under control since.
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Firefighters responded almost immediately and quickly brought the blaze under control.
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"We have it totally under control," the president says in January.
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President Vladimir Putin says the country has COVID-19 under control.
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Trump isn't pushing back on Congress to keep it under control.
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U.S. officials are far from having the virus under control, Sen.
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It is important for the Fed to get this under control.
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By Monday, fire officials said it was brought mostly under control.
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Tuesday and the prison was brought under control by 5 p.m.
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He told the group his administration had the situation under control.
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Get your debt under control before you get into the market.
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Maybe you want to get your credit card debt under control.
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Emergency services said the fire was under control by Tuesday afternoon.
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"Jha, a general internist who received his MD from Harvard Medical School, slammed Trump for telling Americans everything was "under control" when it "was very clear to anybody paying attention that it was not under control.
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But I got it under control, all the males are fixed now.
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After bringing the fire under control, firefighters cleared the scene and left.
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Police said in a later tweet that the situation was under control.
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When teachers couldn't get the students under control, they called the cops.
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Self-control: the ability to keep disruptive emotions and impulses under control.
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You know, it&aposs best to try to keep things under control.
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"A lot will depend if you can keep oil under control here."
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The folks who deliver the goodies say they have it under control.
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Temer is counting on pension reform to bring the deficit under control.
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Under strict supervision the government has grudgingly brought its spending under control.
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Here's what we're watching: • Does Amazon have its shipping costs under control?
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What if we assume that we don't get our emissions under control?
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You don't need a crazy spreadsheet to get your finances under control.
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ADAMS: Well, I think Rod Rosenstein needs to get this under control.
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" Bhagavathul said the blaze was "under control within 15 to 20 minutes.
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By the time the fire was under control, at 1:28 a.m.
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Both teams had played (Friday), both teams were under control, (Ovechkin) scores.
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But just as quickly, she gets the ice cream back under control.
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Crews were able to get the fire under control within 40 minutes.
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Or at least, until Twitter gets harassment on the platform under control.
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The fire is under control, will update as more info becomes available.
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The government is trying to bring the clashes under control, he added.
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It took four hours for firefighters to bring the blaze under control.
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The sign was turned off, and the fire is currently under control.
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It reportedly took authorities five hours to get the chaos under control.
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So relax, it's all under control and much better than it was.
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This is something that is controllable, and we can get under control.
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He is currently undergoing physiotherapy and "everything is under control," Pepito added.
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But then the Dow rebounded, and China appeared to be under control.
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From the looks of it here, Kev's got it all under control.
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But it would bring not one, but several, dread diseases under control.
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If Uber wants to save itself, it better get things under control.
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They keep the forest's bugs under control, spread seeds, and pollinate plants.
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While it looked terrifying, Delta maintains their pilots had everything under control.
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Surprises arrive this morning, but don't worry—you have it under control.
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Puerto Rico has been under control of the United States since 28503.
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Thanks to regular infusions of immunoglobulin, my symptoms are now under control.
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Both set the tone for their teams and keep them under control.
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But wait times were generally under control, according to data released Tuesday.
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Uprising 'under control' Before cheering supporters on Saturday, Erdogan affirmed his control.
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"It's totally under control, very close to the target," Cardenas told journalists.
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The alternative to getting this problem under control promptly could be devastating.
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Several cities are still struggling to get rising crime rates under control.
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Then he drank more eggs, and his disease came back under control.
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Now that you have your calendar under control, invest in leadership development.
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Despite multiple efforts to get his addiction under control, he repeatedly relapsed.
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In many cases, firefighters are able to get the blazes under control.
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It took 15 years, but his driving anxiety is mostly under control.
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I was very consistent, and it really got my skin under control.
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"We have it totally under control," President Trump said the next day.
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Of course, the spread of the disease was anything but under control.
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And they have it under control, their incredible governors, their incredible senators.
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If you can keep the erraticism under control, that's a great thing.
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Its occupants were evacuated, and firefighters later brought the blaze under control.
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And, in return for keeping Chechnya under control, Kadyrov is often rewarded.
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The key to keeping costs under control is going to require bundling.
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You attribute your success to getting your temper and emotions under control.
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" Feb 24 "The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA.
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If the lice are brought under control, then output can be increased.
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"The coronavirus is very much under control in the USA," Trump tweeted.
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On Friday, firefighters had the blaze under control by 3:30 a.m.
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And that will depend on how quickly the coronavirus gets under control.
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Nigeria's public health officials managed to swiftly get the outbreak under control.
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Their whole job is to keep young boys' sex drive under control.
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A subsequent statement explained that the woman&aposs temperature was under control.
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Whatever transpired, the President needs to get his White House under control.
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Now time is of the essence to get the problem under control.
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Authorities were able to get the fire under control within an hour.
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I haven&apost quelled the fire yet, but it&aposs under control.
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AND OUR COST OF CONTENT IS — FABER: UNLIKE SPORTS – ZASLAV: -- UNDER CONTROL.
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Getting health care spending under control would be an even bigger undertaking.
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And I think the spread of H.I.V. is not totally under control.
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How inflation has not gone above target and is still under control.
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"My cancer is present but very much under control," George Shannon wrote.
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Beyond his regal poise, he projects a sense of wildness under control.
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"But La Gordiloca made it clear when the situation was under control."
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Just try to keep your expenses under control; don't pull a Documenta.
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According to LAX's Twitter, the situation was under control within a few hours.
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PDVSA confirmed the spill on Wednesday and said the situation was under control.
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So get your credit card ready and your makeup-hoarding tendencies under control.
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The cost of caring for the sickest Americans is far from under control.
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"The situation in the fields is quiet and under control," the spokesman said.
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"Once it was got under control, the elephants rebounded quite quickly," he said.
|
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The fire had yet to be extinguished but was under control, he said.
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A financial cyclone, if one begins, may be hard to bring under control.
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The girl was using profanity, but I had the situation well under control.
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The source says during recent outings, Disick has kept his partying under control.
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As Australian firefighters get their blazes under control, the cloud has been dissipating.
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The Chinese government has long struggled to bring the country's borderlands under control.
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And we need to bring our debt under control, make our economy stronger.
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He said the Morocco-Spain route had been kept under control for years.
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The other is dead or maybe even under control of the Night King.
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Disciplined and hard-working at the back, they kept German pressure under control.
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As for parenthood at age 54, Stamos says he's got it under control.
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INFLATION LOOKS LIKE IT'S UNDER CONTROL AND NOT A CONCERN AT THE MOMENT.
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Once you've gotten your spending under control, work on building up your savings.
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The FRA proved an efficient instrument to keep debt under control in 2014.
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But it also has the huge upside of keeping housing costs under control.
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After several minutes of near-chaos, he manages to bring things under control.
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Snapchat risks an unsavory reputation if it can't keep its content under control.
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But it's not unclear to me that Amazon has the situation under control.
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At best, it'll give us the illusion that the problem is under control.
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A new startup aims to help you get your student loans under control.
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We'd gotten all that under control by the time we were writing together.
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Once the wedding-planning frenzy started, you thought you had it under control.
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Firefighters expect forecast cooler temperatures to help them bring the fire under control.
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Mafia and corruption... and state authorities are the ones keeping everything under control.
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She took a moment to breathe, and get her heart rate under control.
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The central bank has displayed "maturity" in keeping inflation under control, he added.
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Things are moving quickly—and no, not everything will be under control today!
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But it also reinforces how important it is to keep stress under control.
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Despite numerous attempts, he was never able to get his weight under control.
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A kid should not be punished for his seizures being brought under control.
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That idea was rejected because the outbreak appears to be coming under control.
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During the day, I had everything under control; at night, I would drink.
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Keep lowering the figure until the financial and mental anguish are under control.
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The Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service said the fire was under control.
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" He said it is necessary to "prove illegal immigration is finally under control.
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I am glad to report that the situation appears to be under control.
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"He plays under control and has a great assist-turnover ratio," Malone said.
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The official line is that drugs are under control, but they are not.
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He communicates, stays under control, and reigns supreme as a master of tempo.
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Police say the situation is now under control, with five suspected attackers killed.
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Getting odor under control involves taking care of your feet, socks, and shoes.
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The time to stimulate the economy is after the danger is under control.
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" Mr. Trump tweeted:"The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA.
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That's spurred discussion about shutting exchanges while the situation is brought under control.
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If the pandemic is brought under control, Tesla and other automakers could restart.
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They are under control now, but I didn't understand what was going on.
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Several bored police officers with flashlights were trying to keep things under control.
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Within the next few days, we will have the situation totally under control.
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When the fire was finally brought under control, 134 men had been killed.
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She told him she had it under control, that it was her business.
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"The budget is under control, the reserve funds are high," Mr. Abramov said.
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Let's not go back to work before we've gotten the disease under control.
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Increasingly, it wants to keep negative news about the economy under control, too.
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"The situation is on the whole under control," Putin said on March 18.
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The protests are now "under control," said West Papua Deputy Governor Mohamad Lakotani.
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I'm a very cautious person and I like to keep everything under control.
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The question is, do we trust the China got the coronavirus under control?
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"And he's a smart businessman — he knows how to keep prices under control."
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Isn't it good to know that everything is under control among eurozone banks?
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Large swathes of eastern Ukraine are under control of separatists backed by Russia.
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He has gotten the White House staff under control, but not the president.
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By the central bank governor's account, however, the monetary situation is under control.
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The president had been saying everything is totally under control for some time.
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My doctors and I feel that the illness is mostly under control now.
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"I believe what Rush Limbaugh says, that it's under control," Dianne Kozack said.
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"The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA," Trump tweeted Monday.
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Trump, though, insisted the coronavirus is "very much under control" in a tweet.
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Of course, he downplayed the story on Twitter, saying coronavirus was under control.
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"Costs are for the moment under control," Mr. Alloatti said in an email.
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But as the blast scene was brought under control, he deleted the post.
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But Mr. Volcker's triumph was undeniable: Inflation has remained under control ever since.
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"The incident is under control... Investigations started," said Suleyman Soylu, Turkey's interior minister.
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But now it's time to try and get that blaze under control again.
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By mid-morning, the fire had been brought under control, he told Reuters.
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Ideally, high blood pressure would be brought under control before a woman conceives.
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He thinks he's got it under control, until the tiger bites his hand.
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I tend to be cautious and rational, prone to keep everything under control.
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Airport officers and police had tried "everything" including "toys, food, and other dogs" to try and get Grizz under control Airport officers and police had tried "everything" including "toys, food, and other dogs" to try and get Grizz under control.
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"There were some fights, but the situation is under control," Mastronardy told the paper.
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"The fire is under control, will update as more info becomes available," it said.
|
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The violence began late Sunday and was brought under control by around 1.23 a.m.
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The one-time high school prodigy already seems to have the 210.14m under control.
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You love to feel like everything is under control, but sometimes things are unpredictable.
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She was sober, and by that point Mike had gotten his habit under control.
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She is the best, and has totally helped me get my anxiety under control.
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Telemedicine can improve continuity of care and help patients keep chronic conditions under control.
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Emergency services said the fire's cause was unknown but that it was under control.
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The situation is now "under control," and the zoo reopened at noon on Saturday.
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Last week, Hun Sen said coronavirus was under control in Cambodia despite public fears.
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"The situation is now under control," the statement quoted a security official as saying.
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I'm 'Miss Healthy,' the person who's saying, 'Let's keep everything under control here, guys.
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"The mutiny has ended and the situation is under control," the source told Reuters.
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I get a donut, too, for keeping my anxiety under control during the shot.
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It doesn't need to signal all is under control in order to reassure anyone.
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Glapinski said prices in Poland were under control because of the effects of globalisation.
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In order to bring down overall inflation, food prices needed to be under control.
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"The Taliban were pushed back and the situation is under control now," he added.
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I would spend $95 to $135 per day to keep my habit under control.
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While growth has been a concern, it looked to be under control, she said.
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"A clearance operation is going on and the situation is under control," it added.
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The outflows were brought under control in 13, and they are growing once again.
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Nigerian police tweeted that they were taking measures to bring the protest under control.
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He demagogued us and he never proposed to actually get this debt under control.
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Trump was composed for only about 30 minutes while Clinton was consistently under control.
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China's economic fundamentals remained sound and financial risks were largely under control, Yi said.
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A lot of times, we have a skin condition, and it's not under control.
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"Singapore is relatively drug-free, and the drug situation is under control," he said.
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The Dyson Airwrap can curl hair, add volume, or get frizzy hair under control.
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A few men raise their arms in triumph: They've got the well under control.
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The situation is under control and there is no ongoing security or safety threat.
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This challenge needs to be addressed in order to keep the network under control.
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BlackRock has managed to keep its funds' spending on commissions for research under control.
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He was very much in an under control point going to bed last night.
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"Right now the situation is under control," it added in a statement on Twitter.
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The 35,23-acre Tubbs fire in Napa and Sonoma counties was 44% under control.
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The 34,000-acre Tubbs fire in Napa and Sonoma counties was 44% under control.
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Investors demanded that the company do more to get its debt load under control.
|
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So what's the best solution for those struggling to get their weight under control?
|
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Nothing unites elite conservatives more than their support for bringing entitlement spending under control.
|
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"I would say we are making excellent progress getting it under control," says Legg.
|
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It's the least we can do until American drug prices are brought under control.
|
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The government appears to have no idea how to bring the situation under control.
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Enforceable spending caps, which we desperately need, would help get our debt under control.
|
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Now that Russia is under control, there's a new issue Frank needs to handle.
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Dermatologists, however, do have several strategies that can help you get things under control.
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The candidate who seemed to have everything under control suddenly looked confused and uncertain.
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"So for that one month we will really keep everything under control," he said.
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It's like when Bruce Banner turns into the Hulk, except far more under control.
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The situation is now under control and the bodies are being identified, Sangare added.
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"The situation is under control and your sister is safe," the officer said briskly.
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"That's not under control for any place in the world," Trump said on Monday.
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He admitted at a press briefing Monday that things are not really under control.
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Nearly 60,000 people died but within seven months the plague was brought under control.
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Yet no forecasts will matter if the coronavirus outbreak isn't under control by then.
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That's the only way to get drug prices under control for the American people.
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Economists say the government still needs to get the debt problem fully under control.
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"Judging from the past five years, he has the situation under control," she said.
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Bahraini authorities said they had brought under control the fire at the oil pipeline.
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Several red flags indicate that the outbreak is not under control, Dr. Redfield said.
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The damage had also set off a small fire that was brought under control.
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Kavanaugh could not keep his emotions under control and kept lashing out in anger.
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Riot police were sent by ferry from Athens to bring the chaos under control.
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Javid, who resigned earlier this month, urged the government to keep spending under control.
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The virus will take a toll on many Americans before it's brought under control.
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Roughly two hours later, the police declared that they had the situation under control.
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Sullivan began administering CBD for Devon's symptoms and soon her seizures were under control.
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I take medication for anxiety and depression, and it's usually under control pretty well.
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Central banks that manage the currency without political interference generally bring inflation under control.
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The Maryland Democrat performed that balancing act admirably, as things stayed, generally, under control.
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This robs the world of precious time needed to get climate change under control.
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Najib Danish, a spokesman for the ministry, said officials had the situation under control.
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He initially turned down the requests, thinking the Thai government had it under control.
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"It feels to me that China is getting the coronavirus under control," he said.
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It is unknown to US officials if Soleimani's successor can keep things under control.
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President Donald Trump said last week the U.S. has the new coronavirus "under control."
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They didn't have it under control, because they didn't understand what was actually happening.
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Well, I know we have yet to get our troll problem totally under control.
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There are some positive signs that the outbreak might finally be coming under control.
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When patients can't keep their blood sugar under control, complications can ensue, Quast said.
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Once your spending is under control, start tackling debt with the newfound extra cash.
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They promise regular order, and vow they'll get the spending under control next year.
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After a lifetime of trouble, Alexander Bonds finally seemed to have everything under control.
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By law, the European Central Bank's main task is to keep inflation under control.
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But the space where the narrative takes place is back under control for Devs.
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Ebola was eventually brought mostly under control, though a few pockets of cases remain.
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The House, now under control of the Democrats, is vowing to review that budget.
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He pledged to do whatever he could to bring the new giants under control.
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It's going to take us probably several years to really get this under control.
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He tells her everything is fine and under control, although he knows it's not.
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And they have a near-singular mandate to get a city's cost under control.
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"He didn't need any advice from me, he's got it all under control," says Affleck.
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In early March, at least, it seemed Facebook had the public relations crisis under control.
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When inflation rises the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates to bring it under control.
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I cannot exclude re-infection in places where the outbreak has been brought under control.
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Reducing overall intake is central to getting both tracks of the asylum process under control.
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In Mexico growth is sluggish, but not negative, and inflation appears to be under control.
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Everyone knows he did a lot of drugs, but he always had it under control.
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The property is under control of the flagship company of the group, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.
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Here's how to get your holiday shopping tab under control without feeling like a Grinch.
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Everyone breathe, it's ok, Jonathan Cheban is here and he has the situation under control.
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Tria has pledged to keep the deficit under control, having defied calls for higher spending.
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My schizoaffective disorder is now under control and my anxiety disorder has, finally, fucked off.
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"The doctors tried everything to get my disease under control (for 8 years)," she wrote.
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Until the violence can get under control, we have to take a stand for something.
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First there was Tay, Microsoft's racist love child, who just couldn't keep herself under control.
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A firefighter watches the back burn line to make sure the fire remains under control.
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"Overall credit risks are under control, non-financial corporate debt risks are rising," it added.
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It took fire officials 24 hours to get the blaze under control, the BBC reported.
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They said not to worry, it's kind of normal and we have it under control.
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CTAC is a Protectorate fighting force that quells rebellions and keeps the colonies under control.
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He had me practically upside down a few times, but he had it under control.
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For sure, there is plenty for government to do to help keep prices under control.
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Though they've largely gotten Vivienne's diet under control, Woodard says she's worried for the future.
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But HabitRPG can help you get your vices under control and have fun doing it.
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As the kite flies wildly, Jack shows up to help him get it under control.
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Or better yet, opt for another green all together until the outbreak is under control.
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When things are perceived to be under control, confidence in asset prices are a result.
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Fortunately, whatever he had seems to be gone now – or at least it's under control.
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"The situation is under control," Maduro's Communications Vice Minister Isbemar Jimenez told CNN on Tuesday.
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He also said the U.S. economic story is "incredibly positive" and inflation is under control.
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The company has added the big screen while still keeping the phone's size under control.
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I've had it under control now for 29 years, so it's not an issue now.
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Decay can spread rapidly and it's important to get it under control if this happens.
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If someone is exposed, treatment is usually aimed at keeping the patient's symptoms under control.
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"The suspect is under control," police in the western city of Cologne said on Twitter.
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Epidemiologists hope to bring HIV under control by doubling the number of people getting treatment.
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Obviously, we're relieved to hear everything's under control with Matt; he'll be observed (Sunday night).
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Desperate to keep the crisis under control, Escalante moved the migrants to the sports complex.
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It has allowed her to bring her blood-sugar levels under control and lose weight.
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About 200 firefighters fought for more than five hours to bring the blaze under control.
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I tried to go back to see her, but he said everything was under control.
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The entire fire was 83 percent contained, and the southern perimeter was entirely under control.
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When it comes to the team, Lagerbäck and Heimir think this is largely under control.
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Back at Grey-Sloan, the fire is under control and everything is returning to normal.
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Numerous is an app designed to help get your daily dose of digits under control.
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Sage Business Cloud Accounting helps users navigate areas of accounting and keep finances under control.
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"The situation is coming under control," federal home secretary Rajiv Mehrishi said in New Delhi.
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So I turned it around and tried to get things a little more under control.
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Matthew Yale Getting the sharing economy under control will almost certainly take longer than expected.
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The refugee deal the EU signed with Turkey in March has brought numbers under control.
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The Forest Products Association of Canada said the bill would help keep costs under control.
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And reach out to a trusted friend if you can't get your anxieties under control.
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Things might feel like they're moving really quickly, but you've got it under control, Capricorn!
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Why can't it move, even in a Washington under control of a single political party?
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But the fire is far from being under control, which means more damage is likely.
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It took over three hours for more than 5593 firefighters to get it under control.
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We had the game under control, and then … we started to turn the ball over.
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Do what works best for you and your situation to get your debt under control.
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While the epidemic is now under control, all three countries have suffered flare-ups recently.
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But experts say that these moves will do little to bring the fires under control.
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Dozens of firefighters fought the fire which took around two hours to bring under control.
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But when I need to push the envelope, do it, but do it under control.
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The county sent crews out to affected locations to help bring the humidity under control.
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Officers couple verbal attempts to bring the situation under control with tactical positioning, experts say.
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But that will test central policymakers' resolve to keep debt levels and speculation under control.
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But at the same time, efforts to really bring emissions under control are being resisted.
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Lacker argued that borrowing costs might need to rise significantly to keep inflation under control.
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But they said it will likely take several days to get the blaze under control.
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If the Fed achieves its objectives in steering the economy, inflation should remain under control.
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"Bringing the banking sector under control will be long-term, arduous, and complex," it said.
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This should allow for a faster economic rebound after the coronvirus is brought under control.
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This is because my family believes that the spread of the virus is under control.
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China's intense lockdown and social distancing campaign helped the country get its outbreak under control
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First things first — we need to get the coronavirus pandemic under control and save lives.
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Dombrowski is invested in every pitch, La Russa said — emotional and competitive, but under control.
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Yet Trump insists the problem is under control and that he's doing a fantastic job.
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Now, with the outbreak apparently under control, China is trying to re-start its economy.
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Once you have your spending under control, determine a specific savings goal to work toward.
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SAUDI ARAMCO SAYS FIRES IN TWO OF ITS FACILITIES ARE UNDER CONTROL -SAUDI STATE MEDIA
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But budget deficits have to be brought back under control during periods of cyclical upturn.
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Outside one electronics store, velvet ropes were set up to keep the queues under control.
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The fire was brought under control within hours, the state police in Lower Austria said.
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"It's not how fast you are coming, but if you are under control," he said.
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But failing to get its harassment problems under control could put its future in doubt.
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I heard the spontaneous singing and, finally, the decree that the fire was under control.
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For weeks, Trump has tried to reassure Americans that the widening outbreak is under control.
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"The government is lying about sending reinforcements and the situation being under control," he said.
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He's shown that he's able to keep it under control under the most difficult circumstances.
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"The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA," Trump tweeted on February 24.
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He said Japan has managed to keep clusters under control by carefully following infection routes.
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The plane lost a lot of altitude, fast, before the pilots got it under control.
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But keeping China under control requires sticks as well as carrots, Mr. Xi told delegates.
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The return of investment is in their resurgence after the coronavirus is brought under control.
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The scientific panel said doing so will be central for getting global warming under control.
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Insider spoke to Hollinshead about how to stop emotional eating and get it under control.
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So, it&aposs important to get it under control before it progresses to that point.
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Diseases formerly under control, like typhoid, tuberculosis, Hepatitis A and cholera, are once again endemic.
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Officials currently feel policy should remain accommodative to encourage growth while inflation remains under control.
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Flames were under control in two hours with the help of more than 45 firefighters.
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If you can manage to get universal care and costs under control, then you're there.
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That same day, her boss's boss, President Trump, insisted that everything was well under control.
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Jockey Christophe Soumillon received assistance from an outrider to bring his rattled mount under control.
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"They seem to be just starting to bring it a little under control," he said.
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By the 28th minute, play was stopped to try and get the situation under control.
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A growing number of start-ups are cutting jobs to get their expenses under control.
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The civil war there made it impossible to bring the problem under control, Cressman said.
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I don't have anybody else to call to help me keep things under control here.
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As the children's immune systems were brought under control, the treatments began to work again.
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That fire is now under control, the Emergency Services Agency for the capital territory said.
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In an interview on Wednesday, Trump said that he believed the virus was under control.
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But he managed to get things under control, and they saved all three, he said.
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They also encountered problems keeping costs under control as they tried to grow the business.
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About 160 firefighters battled the blaze, which was brought under control after about two hours.
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China appreciates Ecuador's steps to bring the situation under control, Geng said, noting Correa's condemnation.
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"Politicians sell it as an indicator that the economic situation is under control," he said.
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Macro has kept impairment levels under control, while the reserve coverage ratio is also ample.
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"Inflation has remained under control and our foreign exchange reserves have improved significantly," he said.
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No part of the fire was under control, according to the Ventura County Fire Department.
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It's not over; those awaiting treatment still outnumber those who have their disease under control.
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It took more than three hours to get the blaze under control, a spokesman said.
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As with most cancers after treatment, my patient's disease is under control, but not cured.
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The cyber intrusion has been "isolated and brought under control," the Interior Ministry told dpa.
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Once Chloe went on birth control, she felt like her pain was finally under control.
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Getting your to-do list under control is the most romantic thing to you today.
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"Spread of the coronavirus is creating some apprehension in the minds of investors that this demon might not come under control soon," Deepak Jasani, head of retail research at HDFC Securities Ltd said, adding that markets will remain jittery until the virus comes under control.
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But now, with the migrant issue under control in Germany, the 63-year-old is ready.
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The deficit is under control, debt is on the decline and unemployment is at record lows.
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Rescue crews are trying to bring the blaze under control and find the 32 missing crew.
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We put tariffs on China, we're putting tariffs on Mexico and inflation is still under control.
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Carolyn (Fiona Shaw) gives her very strict orders to keep Villanelle, an actual psychopath, under control.
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Riyadh slashed spending on infrastructure and perks for civil servants to get its finances under control.
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That could be a worry for the Fed in its attempts to keep inflation under control.
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What plans does The 12 have for Villanelle now that they finally have her under control?
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"Obstructions, mines and IEDs are being cleared in the areas taken under control," the statement said.
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It lingers year-round, and getting it under control can be a frustrating and bumpy road.
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First, you'll want to cool the skin and get flares under control as soon as possible.
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Wells Fargo continues to spend heavily despite pressure from Wall Street to get costs under control.
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If plentiful monsoon rains lift agricultural production this year, that could keep food prices under control.
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" Speaking from Switzerland, Trudeau told reporters at a press conference that police had "everything under control.
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Approximately 40 percent of the country does not fall under control of Assad's government, he added.
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Abdul Raziq, whom the US-led coalition counted on to keep the security situation under control.
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Even when you think you've got things under control, Google's autocomplete feature has spoiled things before.
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The financial hangover will linger for months, even if the illness is soon brought under control.
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The cops, soldiers, and spies fought to bring the angry woman and her family under control.
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On Saturday, Bachelet said that existing fires are now mostly under control, the Associated Press reports.
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Passion is in the air, but this also means you should keep your temper under control.
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"We wanted to make sure that everything was under control before we said anything," Sanchez explains.
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But they cannot be sure the situation is under control due to difficulties accessing some areas.
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HB: I can't today comment on that but we think that the situation is under control.
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Asked about the report, Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday "matters are under control".
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Dear Daniela, After years of battling with my skin, I've (almost) got my acne under control.
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Lim says there&aposs no need to declare an emergency as the situation is under control.
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The seizures have since been brought under control with the anti-seizure medicine Ativan, he said.
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There have been no reports of civilian injuries, and police said the situation is under control.
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"Revenues are up despite a lacklustre environment," Bonnafe said, adding costs had been kept under control.
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More than 100 firefighters and 29 fire engines are trying to bring the blaze under control.
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The austerity measures aim to bring a gaping budget deficit under control and restore investor confidence.
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The oil market is global, and getting U.S. inventory under control is not enough, said Smith.
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India's famously problematic twin deficits – the fiscal shortfall and the current account gap – are under control.
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Police say that the situation in Cambrils is under control but urge people to exercise caution.
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It turns out, there's really only one way to get those sores under control for good.
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You might want to hold off on that until you've got your calorie intake under control.
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Sporadic gunfire was heard before Iranian authorities declared the situation under control about four hours later.
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The only major way to keep herpes under control is through the use of antiviral drugs.
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But officials believe there's a long way to go before the fires are brought under control.
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"Getting the cost of healthcare under control will necessarily involve slowing the rate of healthcare hiring."
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"Our DOC team did a good job getting the prison under control," he said on Twitter.
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It's under control now, but the US is still really wary about letting people back in.
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Residents were evacuated from the building and the fire was under control by 10:56 p.m.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles called the overhaul essential to bringing a huge budget deficit under control.
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TB was generally under control then, much like it is now, so the risk seemed minimal.
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Doctors sedate and medicate Jethro and try to get the swelling on his brain under control.
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Everything seemed to be under control, but with teens these days, there's never a dull moment.
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Mr. Scott said that even with his pain under control, he continued to receive psychological counseling.
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They need to wrestle the problem under control, and they haven't demonstrated enough of a commitment.
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It's possible to admire this deeply humane novel while permitting your enthusiasm to remain under control.
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There, doctors can "try to get it under control with medications and steroids," El-Hasan says.
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He knew that to bring the infestation under control, there would have to be more visits.
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Pension reform is the cornerstone policy in President Temer's efforts to bring Brazil's deficit under control.
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Are we prepared to make the immediate, sustained, comprehensive effort to bring this disease under control?
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Policymakers insist they still have time to move rates higher to keep price increases under control.
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"All of those previously violent events were brought under control," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said.
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MEXICO'S SECURITY MINISTER SAYS CYBER ATTACK ON STATE OIL COMPANY PEMEX 'TOTALLY UNDER CONTROL, WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES'
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Taylor seems to have things under control though ... she's got her bag of tricks on hand.
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All the talk about high drug prices must now lead to action bring prices under control.
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All the while, orderlies, confident that the situation is under control, have been going off duty.
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There were still signs the outbreak - the second worst ever - was not being brought under control.
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If a condition is under control, the young people don't count it as a health issue.
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We need to keep our promises to the American people and keep our spending under control.
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So get ready — This is finally the day you're going to get that closet under control.
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China has repeatedly said that the disease has been effectively dealt with and is under control.
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Lagarde said that the economy should bounce back once the coronavirus outbreak is brought under control.
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Those assurances have done little to quiet concern among lawmakers that the situation is under control.
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"FEMA has told me many times they feel they have this under control," Mr. Andrés said.
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It was a marked change from the previous day, when Trump said things were under control.
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"I applaud the government for taking very strong measures for bring this under control," he said.
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The epidemic is "not out of control, but it is certainly not under control," he said.
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Serious climate mitigation, as proposed by this governor, will start to bring this chaos under control.
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The high alter inside the nave of #NotreDame cathedral after the fire was brought under control.
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Not everyone in the Chinese government is convinced that the debt problem is firmly under control.
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"We have it totally under control," he said in an interview to CNBC on Jan. 22.
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The Cleveland Police Department is more responsible than anyone for keeping all of this under control.
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"Today we are announcing historic measures to bring the illegal immigration crisis under control," she said.
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To the Editor: Re "Stop Saying Everything Is Under Control" (editorial, March 18): Indeed, it isn't.
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With local transmission of the virus basically under control, China shifts focus toward rebooting paused businesses.
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The result is that their infection rates are visibly more under control than those in Europe:
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Comparing the coronavirus to the seasonal flu, Trump claimed, "We have it so well under control."
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Several, such as Indonesia and Thailand, raised rates in 2018 even with inflation well under control.
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If we are going to get drugs under control, we need to have an honest conversation.
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There are also signs that African Swine Fever is now being brought under control, they added.
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Patent reform to bring both the rogue courts and rogue litigators under control is desperately needed.
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Firefighters struggled throughout the night to battle the blaze, declaring it under control at about midnight.
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President Donald Trump spent much of Tuesday reassuring the public that the coronavirus is under control.
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Some economists continued to argue that the Fed could have brought inflation under control more gently.
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Taiwan's military closely monitored the Chinese aircraft and the situation was under control, the ministry said.
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She was absolutely fine, things were under control—also, I should get over there right away.
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Even for dermatologists, the intricacies of this immune response still aren't clean, clear, or under control.
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Akiba said hunting was necessary to "keep the numbers under control to maintain a healthy ecosystem".
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She said he had assured the station's managers that the situation would be kept under control.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: C/A DEFICIT SEEN STILL UNDER CONTROL DESPITE $1.3 BLN NOVEMBER TRADE DEFICIT
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One worker was hospitalized and the fire burned under control for two days before being extinguished.
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Her skin is now almost completely clear, and occasional flare-ups are quickly brought under control.
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While working to bring the fire under control, firefighters found all three men unconscious and unresponsive.
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But for now, such tensions are kept under control by a common feeling of being endangered.
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That&aposs why Nathan recommends getting diabetes under control before pregnancy and losing weight, if necessary.
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She guided the company through its corporate restructuring and helped get the company's spending under control.
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Since the early 2000s, however, the groups have coexisted peacefully, with localized disputes kept under control.
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And as far as cost goes, I was able to keep my expenses comfortably under control.
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It doesn't take orders nearly so readily but, with practice, it too can brought under control.
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There's going to be moderation, but also having a subscription community helps keep that under control.
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Higher wage growth feeds into the central bank's desire to raise rates to keep inflation under control.
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We had multiple breakdowns in terms of getting him under control because he is a great player.
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It wasn't until 22016am on Monday that they were finally able to get the situation under control.
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Will all of it be enough to keep up with the demand and keep costs under control?
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I suffer from anxiety and depression, which has been under control lately, but I still love therapy.
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I knew that I needed help to get that under control, but I didn't ask for it.
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Rubio's campaign has done a tremendous job of persuading the press that they have everything under control.
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In November, firefighters struggled to get the largest fires under control in high winds and dry conditions.
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That suggests the virus is unlikely to be brought under control any time soon, despite Trump's optimism.
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Pic from #Bitterne #fire earlier, fire now under control, thankfully noone inside firework shop at time pic.twitter.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto has pledged to get violence under control ahead of national elections this summer.
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But to do so it will have to strengthen state institutions and bring former rebels under control.
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I had to get my anxiety under control, and I had to go back to North Carolina.
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What we really need to be thinking about is how do we get this disease under control?
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This combo is sweet and delicious, but keeps the calorie total under control (about 120 a pop).
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Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's government has pledged urgent reforms to bring the state deficit under control.
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A house-to-house search is currently underway and the situation is under control, the ISPR says.
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Despite the royals' grueling travel schedule, it seems like Markle and Prince Harry have things under control.
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It is likely Miami will see more local cases before that Zika outbreak is brought under control.
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The fire supposedly took just 10 to 15 minutes to get under control, there were no injuries.
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But there's a great social media engagement tool that can help you keep everything under control: SMhack.
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Beijing has maintained that debt risks are under control and its commitment to deleveraging will not waver.
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Obviously it happens to everyone and it's fine, but I really try to keep it under control.
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Pierluissi came up with a plan for her time in the hospital: Get Esquivel's pain under control.
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Hopefully, once the current situation comes under control, there could be increased demand for the construction sector.
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You want to keep it all under control, but things aren't working out the way you planned.
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On this journey toward surrender, you'll discover that, at last, it really is all under control: God's.
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Pension reform is the cornerstone policy in Temer's efforts to bring a bulging budget deficit under control.
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I kept it under control, never really needed anything, even oxygen, for about eight, nine years, anyway.
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The fire's reportedly under control but smoke conditions on the floors above are still being dealt with.
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Winterkorn had assured him that everything was under control, Bild am Sonntag and magazine Der Spiegel reported.
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Similar policies have helped other countries get their debt under control, with significant economic benefits to boot.
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Norwegian authorities said they had the situation under control and suspended helicopter evacuations earlier in the day.
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I have a chronic autoimmune disease and eating predominately paleo-vegan has kept it mostly under control.
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When your levels are under control, it's actually a necessary and helpful part of your internal chemistry.
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Getting back to regular order will provide a path to getting the appropriations process back under control.
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After the chaos that followed the end of IS, things were now more under control, he said.
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But media said the fire had been brought under control by the start of the business day.
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Eating lots of vegetables and organic protein will keep you feeling full and your appetite under control.
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She's had it under control ever since, and doesn't think she'd be around had Hef not intervened.
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As the West Hempstead Fire Department got the fire under control, the potential for disaster became clear.
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The situation in the subway station is under control and subway trains are moving normally, Tamidi added.
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With his body now under control, Moore has a new goal – run a 5K in 30 minutes.
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But since Nimr's death, many Shia suspect their purpose is more to keep turbulent Shia under control.
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However, just because the party is in control does not mean that it has things under control.
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The U.S. central bank has been slowly hiking interest rates since 2015 to keep inflation under control.
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The leak has been stopped and the situation at the refinery is under control, a spokesman said.
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"Sure, they're still losing money, but they've made major strides to get costs under control," Cramer said.
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The leak had been stopped and the situation at the refinery is under control, a spokesman said.
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The local English speaking media outlet, Hurriyet Daily News, has tweeted that the fire is under control.
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His father, a dermatologist, recommended a different treatment to get it under control once and for all.
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But they could not bring it under control, and the plane crashed into the sea at 450mph.
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The police said there was an incident involving one person but that the situation was under control.
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Maggiolo said the incident is now under control, and the cause of the fire will be investigated.
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On Monday night in Philadelphia, the Democratic Party needed Bernie Sanders to keep the blaze under control.
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It's easy to believe the situation is under control, that local officials are doing all they can.
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The incident was brought under control, and no injuries were reported, the New York Fire Department said.
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The Sherpa fire had blackened nearly 8,000 acres by Saturday but was close to being under control.
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I kept it under control and guessed some of the winds right, which is always difficult here.
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And the longer those decisions are put off, the harder it becomes to get spending under control.
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However, as the Moon enters Capricorn today, you will really need to get your chores under control.
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In that case, the outbreak was brought under control before many of the trials could take place.
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"I've had this under control for a couple of years, and had a setback yesterday," Brooks said.
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Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong have brought outbreaks under control — and without resorting to China's draconian measures.
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" It may be true that states with low numbers of confirmed coronavirus cases have it "under control.
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We broke apart the problem, and within about 24 hours we had MarCO B back under control.
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This system will ensure coverage for all Americans while allowing us to keep costs under control. Yes.
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"You also have to bring spending under control," Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, said last week.
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And while the rupees flow freely in Mumbai, I was able to keep my spending under control.
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They have already dropped ticket prices to entice customers on trips once the pandemic is under control.
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State news agency Bernama cited PRefChem as confirming the fire and saying "the situation is under control".
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During the interview, Mr. Corker said Mr. Trump's advisers were struggling to keep the president under control.
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The governor is popular among Democrats there, especially for his pledges to keep property taxes under control.
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The president spent the first six weeks of the outbreak insisting that the situation was under control.
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He also spoke out against the official narrative at the time that said SARS was under control.
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She told the patient to continue to work with her psychiatrist to get her symptoms under control.
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If the virus isn't under control by then, it seems like it would pose a significant risk.
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Wildfires that ignite in extreme wind conditions can be very difficult to bring under control, firefighters say.
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And so what are your incentives as a university to try and keep your costs under control?
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About 14 million birds were culled until that outbreak was finally brought under control in November 2015.
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If Congress under control of Democrats increased the number of seats, Republicans would eventually respond in kind.
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About 14 million birds were culled until that outbreak was finally brought under control in November 5.313.
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No one was harmed by the fire, which took two hours for firefighters to get under control.
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"It feels to me that China is getting the coronavirus under control," Cook said to the network.
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Yet despite these unprecedented efforts, the country is struggling to keep the rapidly expanding outbreak under control.
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New cases in countries like Japan and Iran have experts concerned about getting it under control quickly.
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New measures would be considered if authorities had the impression that virus transmission was not under control.
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New measures would be considered if authorities had the impression that virus transmission was not under control.
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But everyone seems to think I've got it all under control, and I rarely feel that way.
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The freeway has reopened and the fire is 57 percent under control, he said on Monday afternoon.
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On Sunday, China's central government sought to reassure the public that it had the situation under control.
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The local police said that the situation was under control and that they had not been consulted.
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Pence turned to prayer before eventually authorizing the clean needle exchange that brought the epidemic under control.
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On Monday, Lenín Moreno, the president of Ecuador, said on Twitter that the spill was under control.
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The group's dollar debt burden has increased, but it is still very much under control, he added.
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In his long career of chaos, no opposing force has ever brought Trump under control so effectively.
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"The chief wanted him under control," a senior administration official told CNBC on Tuesday, referring to Kelly.
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"There is no danger to anyone at the airport and the situation is under control," Coleman said.
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So again, we need [Iraq's] help in terms of getting the security situation under control and stabilized.
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He takes a statin to lower his cholesterol, which is under control, as is his blood pressure.
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The sailor must quickly get the victim under control and properly tow him 25 yards to safety.
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The cathedral's main stone structure had escaped complete destruction by the time the fire came under control.
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It was when a car was steady, predictable, and thoroughly under control that I achieved my best times.
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They have claimed to have a district or another under control, only for fighting to break out again.
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The ministry said that all pigs on the farm have been killed and the outbreak is under control.
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The government disputes the figures and says illegal protests by "anti-peace forces" have been brought under control.
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Gauteng police spokesman Lungelo Dlamini said police would remain in the area until the situation is under control.
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Broadbent highlighted the trade-off the BoE faces between keeping "significant" inflation pressures under control without hurting employment.
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They will cost the system far more than if they'd been able to keep their conditions under control.
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FED'S BARKIN SAYS THERE IS NOT A STRONG CASE TO PUSH RATES HIGHER WHEN INFLATION IS UNDER CONTROL
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Firefighters were able to bring the fire under control around 12:30 and extinguished it at 2 p.m.
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The suits are meant to keep crew members pressurized and safe until a hazardous situation is under control.
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Unusually hot temperatures and an ongoing eight-year drought are complicating efforts to bring the fires under control.
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While her love life seems under control, Bailey's emotional energy is spent preparing for her daughter Noelle's departure.
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It's worth the fight, though; as you can see from the US, it really is mostly under control.
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Members of Congress have been pressuring drug companies and pharmacy benefit managers to bring insulin costs under control.
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It's your job to bring the situation under control in a way that balance speech rights with safety.
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"These risks seem more under control," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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But keeping diseases like measles under control requires that the vast majority of children continue to get immunized.
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Allusions are made to "watching through keyholes" and once having a temper that is, for now, under control.
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The police appealed for calm and said in a statement that, for now, the situation was under control.
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I manage to arrive only 10 minutes late and find everything very much under control and running smoothly.
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We wanted to create a framework where luxury lovers can infinitely splurge, while keeping their investments under control.
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The school declared the situation under control after about an hour, but classes were suspended for the day.
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Beijing has been taking steps to identify and resolve financial risks, which remain generally under control, Li said.
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On February 20th Mr Bolsonaro presented congress with a draft constitutional amendment to bring pension spending under control.
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No one, for what it's worth, predicted that YouTube would get its right-wing extremism problem under control.
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If you struggle with acne, you'll likely try just about anything that promises to get it under control.
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"The incident under the roof of the Cambon building is all under control," he wrote in an email.
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"These skills help you bring your behaviors under control when you're feeling emotionally very activated or very distressed."
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The Beaver Creek Fire has been burning since June, and is expected to be under control by October.
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"The Brigade was called at 06:57 and the fire was under control by 08:43," they said.
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Blacks and Hispanics were less likely to have their blood pressure under control, compared to whites, researchers found.
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Government debt risks are generally under control, Xiao told a news conference on the sidelines of the session.
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At the same time, there's good demand for gasoline and diesel which is helping get inventories under control.
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The fire ultimately caused $8 million worth of damage and required 800 firefighters to get it under control.
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Beijing has repeatedly called on local governments to take more responsibility in keeping the frothy market under control.
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"Authorities have all areas of interest under control since early this morning and searches are underway," he said.
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More than 160 firefighters were on the scene and the deadly inferno was under control by 10 p.m.
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The new system of judicial authorisation for warrants should help reassure outsiders that Britain's spooks are under control.
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Patients said they stopped taking them because their pain was under control, or because they experienced adverse effects.
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The Ebola epidemic infected more than 28,600 people and killed around 11,300 before coming under control last year.
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With trucks thrown into the mix, Anki is creating more elaborate systems it has to keep under control.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is under growing pressure to revive the economy and keep prices under control.
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Sean appears to have stayed out of the sand, but it's all good -- Leo had it under control.
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Puerto Rico From his golf club in New Jersey, President Trump says everything's under control in Puerto Rico.
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Kushner, who has been tasked with getting the wall messaging under control, hasn't been swayed by those objections.
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We finally moved and I bolted into the newsroom, where the other editors had everything quite under control.
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It seemed like emergency crews had everything under control and then...Don't worry, you can enjoy these videos.
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One tumor removal and a few dickhead comments from Koracick (Greg Germann) later, she's got this under control.
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Historically, segregationists argued that black people were inherently defective or dangerous, and needed to be kept under control.
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"You plead that they keep the yields under control, you plead with them not to overirrigate," Grahm says.
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They need to bring federal spending under control and start hacking away at our $20 trillion-dollar debt.
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Andretti was once famously quoted as saying, "If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough".
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Chinese vice finance minister Liu Wei on Friday told the forum that China's debt risks are under control.
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It's crucial to bring spasms under control quickly, neurologists said, for children to have the best possible outcome.
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Together (and with the help of 17 countries) they brought the fire under control and prevented further devastation.
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The reform is seen as a crucial step to keeping Brazil's debt under control in the long term.
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Maybe they can get the problems under control and you can swoop in at a lower level. Maybe.
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A Macedonian police spokesman said the situation at the border was under control but still tense, he added.
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A climate under control The pessimism towards AI uptake is surpassed by the pessimism towards climate change inaction.
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A bush fire near Kiryat Gat, about 50 kilometers (31 miles) southwest of Jerusalem, was also under control.
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The aggregate score of 3-1 made it look as if Benfica had this series comfortably under control.
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As far as their own vessel is concerned, the group has stressed that everything onboard is under control.
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Remember: Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down, not speed up, so keep your temper under control.
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Liu said there were still signs the outbreak - the second worst ever - was not being brought under control.
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The fire started on the upper floors after midnight and was under control by 0800 GMT, officials said.
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Firefighters sprayed water onto the flames from nearby balconies and brought them under control at about 6.30 p.m.
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There are no injuries reported and the fire is thought to be under control, according to NBC News.
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In the name of keeping costs "under control", it can slash expenditures, which will hit seniors particularly hard.
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During a press conference on Friday, President Donald Trump insisted the situation in northeast Syria was under control.
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China appeared to have domestic infections under control, but a small uptick of cases has appeared across Asia.
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" Later that month, in a speech in Michigan, Trump said this: "We have it very well under control.
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The Fed's independence from politics is widely seen as vital for its mission of keeping inflation under control.
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" Reds may ask Blues, "How do you balance having a heart with keeping health care costs under control?
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"The situation is now under control," Castaner said at a joint news conference with Prime Minister Edouard Philippe.
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"Governor Noor had brought some of the groups under control — the thieves, the irresponsible militias," Mr. Shuja said.
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The Commission's "coronavirus response team" had the situation under control, she insisted, adding "we meet once a week."
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"He's under control in the batter's box," Red Sox Manager Alex Cora said in describing the home run.
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He stressed the important of getting the coronavirus itself under control so that policy can do its work.
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The region of Galbadia is now fully under control of Sorceress Edea, who, again, is also Cid's wife.
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"We do have some optimism that this outbreak will be brought under control in reasonable time," he said.
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Investigators did not elaborate on the causes of the fire, but later tweeted that it was under control.
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"One very interesting fact — which even surprised me — China is getting its epidemic well under control," he said.
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President Donald Trump also said the U.S. has everything "totally under control" as it relates to the coronavirus.
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A West African outbreak that began in late 2013 killed 11,1003 before being brought under control in 2016.
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In that respect, it can be a confidence-sapping development unless they get it under control relatively quickly.
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Anyway, we'll get it all under control under the leadership of a man who doesn't believe in science.
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But he has shown for sure that this odd behaviour does indeed help keep lizards' parasites under control.■
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And once you've got added sugar under control, the occasional treat of chocolate or dessert won't derail you.
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A spokesman for the French Ministry of Defense told CNN the situation at the embassy was under control.
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"There was a situation involving an individual and the situation is under control," the police said on Twitter.
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No matter how well we do, however, the..... The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA.
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What I want to tell our friends, this epidemic, through our efforts, the epidemic is overall under control.
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Under Paul Volcker, the Fed gradually brought inflation under control by driving the economy into a deep recession.
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That put her estate, financial assets, and some personal assets under control of her father and a lawyer.
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"Right now, it's contained and not going anywhere but it's not under control," Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Capt.
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"I thought we had it under control real quickly," General Manager Don Snyder told CNN affiliate WOLF-TV.
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Police said on Monday the protests remained under control, though officers had detained 60 people in recent days.
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Google (GOOGL) has gotten its advertising problems under control, but its platform is still filled with disturbing videos.
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There was a time when policy experts thought that HMOs and insurance companies would bring costs under control.
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"We have the capability to open new ways because the situation is still under control," Hassan told Reuters.
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He gave his surname as Wang but declined to comment further on whether the fire was under control.
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The Grabbit Magnetic Pin Cushion puts the pins at your fingertips and helps you keep them under control.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Glencore Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg's next challenge will be keeping his acquisitive instincts under control.
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That opposition seemed to have been brought under control, local officials say, by a local community education campaign.
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One expert said it shouldn't have taken as long as it did to get the fire under control.
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The state news agency IRNA said the fire was minor and was brought under control after one hour.
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Remission is a more conservative term: The virus is under control in the body, but maybe not forever.
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But if the militias aren't eventually gotten under control, then any victory against ISIS might end up Pyrrhic.
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It helped get the state's crisis under control, but even so, the cost to the state was vast.
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This violence and insecurity — would you still say that's the major impediment to getting this outbreak under control?
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Asked about the Moody's credit analysis, Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday "matters are under control".
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"We thought: Now we have the engine under control, why don't we give it more power?" said Henschel.
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Mom had a chronic liver condition, an autoimmune disease that had been under control for years but suddenly worsened.
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County Commissioner Onesmus Kyatha said the situation was under control and blamed drought in the region for the tensions.
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I wish the president could keep his rhetoric habits a little bit more under control and appreciate the winning.
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As the security forces attempt to get the situation under control, places of worship still feel like vulnerable targets.
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Keeping prices under control also requires government support, for example, by limiting minimum support price rises for agricultural products.
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There were moments in which we had no capability to even keep all of them under control in prisons.
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Suspension upgrades — including new Fox shocks — help the vehicle stay level and under control when racing over irregular terrain.
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But whether those announcements are enough to give US voters confidence that Russian meddling is under control is uncertain.
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But Beijing claims it now has the situation under control and is taking proactive steps to contain the outbreak.
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However, some others chose to pull the leafy green from their menu altogether until the outbreak was under control.
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The nature and severity of their injuries are still unknown, and the golf cart was eventually brought under control.
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While TechCrunch says it's still looking into exactly what happened, it seems the situation is under control for now.
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While the situation for her appears desperate come a climactic wedding scene, she's got the whole situation under control.
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Despite announcements from Florida Governor Rick Scott that the virus is under control, new cases continue to be reported.
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It's easy to continue abusing when you can shrug your shoulders and tell yourself you have everything under control.
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Compared to the intense grind of NYC life, Los Angelinos seem to have the whole wellness lifestyle under control.
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Keep inventory under control by growing slowly and steadily, instead of building lots of product and hoping it sells.
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" Per their website, "Working to combat the stigma and misunderstanding is the key to getting this outbreak under control.
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The issue of illegal GMO crops was so far restricted to certain regions and was under control, he said.
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Once under control of the attackers, the centrifuges were made to spin faster than normal and some even exploded.
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He says they will get Brazil's budget deficit under control, rein in inflation, and get the economy growing again.
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Jim Kenney, Philadelphia's progressive mayor, is trying to use every tool he can to get the epidemic under control.
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But hopes for a robust recovery ride above all on Mr Temer's promise to bring public spending under control.
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More than 400 firefighters brought the blaze under control, but the roof is gone, and with it the spire.
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The Taliban claim to have seized parts of the city, while Afghan officials insist the situation is under control.
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State media said the blast was caused by a technical fault and the fire had been brought under control.
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"We have no more than two months to get things under control," Tusk said, adding Schengen would otherwise fail.
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Volunteering to sit down with a special prosecutor is kind of the definition of things not being under control.
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Through a lot of dedicated work, the US and Canada finally got sea lampreys more or less under control.
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Here's how we got so close to the precipice, and why the situation is still not entirely under control.
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The tanker has been burning for three straight days as rescue crews struggle to bring the blaze under control.
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February 18 finds the sun connecting with Uranus, bringing surprises your way—but you've got it all under control!
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We have an 80-kilometer-long coast just across from Lesvos, which is very hard to keep under control.
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His stance on Muslim immigration, which he would cease until the terror threat is brought under control, is racist.
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Despite years of trying to clamp down, critics say the government has failed to bring tax avoidance under control.
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The balloon, in fact, won internet celebrity until it was finally brought under control by a minister of state.
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Turkey remains in a state of high tension, though the government says it has the situation fully under control.
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He explained that he couldn't fully enjoy himself unless he knew everything was under control back at the office.
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Superstar companies try to keep their costs under control by contracting out any functions they regard as non-core.
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"Incident under control & being scaled back," the fire service said on Twitter two hours after the blaze broke out.
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At one stage, Ebden simply shrugged after Nadal unleashed a wild forehand winner that was yet completely under control.
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Because hypertension is a symptomless condition, only around half of adults with high blood pressure have it under control.
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Local media reported that firefighters battled the fire through the night before getting it under control on Saturday morning.
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"It's all under control but we're still getting calls from residents wondering what happened," he said early on Friday.
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That means inflation is well under control, with no indication of breaking out from its over 22019-year range.
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This should keep things under control, for now, said Iran researcher Henry Rome of political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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The Obama administration has elevated the issue, laying out a strategy for how to bring the problem under control.
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"There's a range of mitigation, which, I think means we've got those household debt issues under control," Morrison said.
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The government in Gabon also said the "situation is under control" and peace had been restored to the capital.
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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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SpaceX says the fire is "well under control" and is working with a local fire department to manage it.
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It's the new reality in American politics — one that many in the establishment would like to see under control.
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Pinker's assurances that cognitive scientists, geneticists, and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have everything under control threaten to create political complacency.
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Recently released PEPFAR results show that in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe the epidemic is starting to come under control.
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The state-owned Ethiopian News Agency reported that "illegal protests" by "anti-peace forces" had been brought under control.
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It's just making sure (the finger) is under control and there's nothing else that's going to come with this.
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Dry peat, high temperatures, and unrelenting winds are said to be hindering attempts to keep the fire under control.
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More than 200 firefighters were involved in fighting the blaze, which was brought under control around 1:30 a.m.
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The agreement provides for a "voluntary humanitarian admission scheme" to be developed, once illegal migration is brought under control.
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Kiir's information minister, Michael Makuei, said earlier the situation was under control and urged people to stay at home.
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" This category should be "Apple, Google, Facebook…and maybe Uber if they get this logo design thing under control.
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It was when he became a father that Michael Briggs resolved to somehow bring his ulcerative colitis under control.
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Arthur: It's certainly true that neither party has been great at getting the deficit under control in my lifetime.
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Overall, violations are on the decline, but bedbugs are far from being under control, according to the Localize report.
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This shows the major challenge Beijing is facing over the coronavirus even as the caseload itself comes under control.
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The goal was to keep cash flowing smoothly so that borrowing costs in money markets would stay under control.
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Trump also said the virus "is not under control" and acknowledged the economy may be falling into a recession.
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Fisher was miles behind by the time the boat was under control and pounding back upwind into the waves.
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If Slack does not get its outage problem under control, customers could defect to competing services, like Microsoft's Teams.
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Saudi Arabia said it had brought the blazes under control, without specifying whether oil production or exports were affected.
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The Saudi interior ministry said the fires were under control and that investigations into the terrorist attack are ongoing.
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The officers insisted the city's police force, which numbers around 30,000 uniformed cops, had the situation well under control.
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It's also expressed itself in a drinking problem, which he had under control until the end of Season 3.
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After thinking they had the virus under control, some countries in Asia are seeing a new wave of infections.
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" On February 25, with 53 confirmed, he claimed that "the coronavirus…is very well under control in our country.
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We have to be constantly vigilant about trying to get that panic under control and spread a different message.
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He said spending in the bill would exceed caps put in place by Congress to keep expenses under control.
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Soon Jon had Rhaegal fairly under control, and the couple was enjoying a loins-stirring ride through the North.
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"Do you feel comfortable that the situation is under control today, before any software fix is implemented?" he asked.
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He said that he used to steal to support his habit but is now getting his life under control.
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And the assumption there is that this plays out when you get towards year-end and gets under control.
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" On February 85033 he sent the same message, tweeting: "The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA.
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They have highlighted the potential for heightened surveillance to go on — even after the coronavirus outbreak is under control.
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" Four days later, he pronounced the situation "very much under control," and added: "We had 211, at one point.
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It's that time again — practically the last minute before the Thanksgiving guests arrive, and you've got everything under control.
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China is now seeing a daily decline in new cases, evidence that this thing can be brought under control.
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Once that's under control, spend the next month focused on cutting back on gadgets, then clothing and so on.
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"We spoke last night about Kashmir, the prime minister really feels he has it under control," he told reporters.
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"I felt more limber, more athletic and more under control," Syndergaard said after his spring training debut on Monday.
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Aramco, whose CEO said the situation had been brought under control, has contracts with Thailand's state-controlled PTT Pcl.
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The public's trust in the military might help calm nerves that the US government has the situation under control.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly tried to reassure the public — and the sinking stock market — that it's under control.
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If the president and Congress are serious about getting health care costs under control, this is a starting point.
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As long as the outbreak is brought under control at some point, we'll see the market pick up again.
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Once he the felt the situation was under control, Ryans said he backed up and began filming the incident.
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"We have a lot of players under control for a long period of time," General Manager Mike Chernoff said.
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But at Grenfell Tower the fire spread so rapidly that firefighters were never able to bring it under control.
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He also had an elevated heart rate which we're told is back under control after the extended hospital stay.
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"ISIS is totally under control and we're continuing to capture more," Trump said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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As ever, the central government in Beijing is scrambling to project the image that it has everything under control.
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Unless she could get Medicaid spending under control, Raimondo told me, she wouldn't be able to do much else.
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So far, though, the betting is that the virus can be kept under control or will burn itself out.
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Nonetheless, today one adult in three has high blood pressure, and of those only half have it under control.
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Getting this debt under control should make paying the bills a little easier and help you to Retire Well.
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If they are argued well enough, he will accept them, and if they go wrong, they are under control.
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When it has that decision under control, it could test out the software that controls those would-be satellites.
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It's clear that Sarah having gone "crazy" served its purpose, but now, the guys have got things under control.
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However, Gottheimer conceded that more needs to be done to ease the tax burden, including getting expenditures under control.
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Widespread deforestation dates back decades, but since the early 2000s, the Brazilian government had the problem largely under control.
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Pakistan is battling to bring under control a gaping current account deficit that's wobbled its economy and lowered growth.
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He tried to break away while being walked out by police but was quickly taken under control, Purden said.
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Warjiyo said Indonesia's current account deficit remained under control despite November's larger-than-expected trade deficit of $1.3 billion.
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The source said without elaborating that the 32 million euros debt and the deadline for repayment were "under control".
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In a statement posted on Twitter, the ministry said the fires were under control and that authorities were investigating.
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The departing chief executive never brought under control the way A.I.G. priced risk, Tom Buerkle argues in the column.
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People genuinely feel that Muslims are terrorists—and it is because of Modi that Muslims are finally under control.
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Getting government spending under control and revving up the engines of economic growth are crucial to avoid fiscal disaster.
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While it took measures to get its Estonian business under control in 2014, these were insufficient, the report said.
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CHINA'S AUTO SALES TO FALL AROUND 5% IN 2020 SHOULD CORONAVIRUS EPIDEMIC COME UNDER CONTROL BEFORE APRIL - INDUSTRY ASSOCATION
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The group of tech companies decided to meet in person every few months until the coronavirus is under control.
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Firefighters in Southern California have been getting some of the fires in Los Angeles and San Diego under control.
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The driver escaped unhurt; the deluge system kept the fire under control until a Miami-Dade fire crew arrived.
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We have an 80-kilometer-long coast just across from Lesbos, which is very hard to keep under control.
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When the numbers of armed men increased they worried more, but thought they could still keep things under control.
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That's a sign that even the historically high rates of early 1979 weren't enough to keep inflation under control.
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Last month, Trump threatened to "send in the Feds" if Chicago did not get its murder rate under control.
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Powell said the U.S. central bank will likely need to keep raising interest rates to keep inflation under control.
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The government says debt levels are generally under control and manageable, and notes the personal savings rate is high.
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera said the situation is under control and no new incidents had been reported on Tuesday.
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