And I'm wiping, wiping, wiping, wiping, wiping wiping, wiping, wiping, wiping.
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Wiping phones Yael: Darlene wiping her phone was a good quick move, though.
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Those checklists will have you washing windows, degreasing the vent hood, wiping light bulbs — yes, wiping light bulbs.
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Another thing about wiping: you might have heard that wiping front to back is crucial for preventing a UTI, and the same goes for using a bidet.
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Other researchers have pointed towards the data wiping feature of the malware; presumably, wiping out vital data could have a negative impact on the electric grid's systems.
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Apparently I didn't need to be wiping his butt when I was wiping his butt, but it was the moment—I'm gonna pretend that it was the moment, at least.
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And -- wearing masks -- wearing masks, wearing gloves, wiping down.
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" He continued: "The first goal was wiping my ass.
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Wiping with toilet paper can cause anal tearsNot only does toilet paper do a less-than-ideal job of cleaning, but the butt-wiping tool can actually lead to injury, Goldstein said.
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Malia, his eldest daughter, also was seen wiping away tears.
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"It was a great torment," she said, wiping tears away.
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Cory Booker was seen getting emotional and wiping away tears.
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Wiping them out for good would've been a major victory.
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As you can see they are both wiping away tears!
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And yes, I was also wiping away a few tears.
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And it's not only women who've been wiping their eyes.
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And wiping your bowl with buttered sourdough is heartily embraced.
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Also Johnny Depp, wiping sweat off his face #Grammys20 pic.twitter.
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"I can't believe that's ours!" she says, wiping tears away.
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This essentially is wiping out the benefits of the merger.
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Irina was wiping away a tear, and Bradley seemed pissed.
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Then they were accused of wiping out the world's bees.
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Constantly wiping can irritate the skin and give you rashes.
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Wiping off makeup, dirt, and grime after a long day.
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Congressional Republicans hammer President Obama for not wiping out ISIS.
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Matt Holliday appeared to be wiping tears from his eyes.
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My eyes need wiping; I'll wash the windows with whisky.
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When she's leaning over the car, wiping down the windshield.
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More video shows Phillips wiping away tears after the incident.
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Microfiber cloths are excellent for wiping pet hair off furniture.
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There was always a danger of skidding and wiping out.
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"Just a good man," she said, wiping away a tear.
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But what about wiping off a comb before an event?
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"He was a good boy!" she exclaims, wiping them away.
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I sat next to him, wiping away tears, and listened.
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"Today, the FCC is wiping the slate clean," he said.
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Imagine an outbreak wiping out the food that adults eat.
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"His hands were like ice," she said, wiping away tears.
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One photograph reviewed by CNN shows Parnas wiping Giuliani's face.
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In that case, it's Dean Unglert wiping away the tears.
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The proposed contraction essentially calls for wiping out entire leagues.
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She soon spots Obama wiping a tear from his cheek.
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Biden could be seen wiping away a tear following Kaine's remarks.
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"I'm going to get through this," Lemon said, wiping away tears.
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As he wrapped up his message, Philipps began wiping away tears.
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I'm been wiping my own ass for over 6003 years now.
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"They are literally wiping them away and pretending it never happened."
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It is now on the verge of wiping out the disease.
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We're still wiping our tears from this surprise season 5 moment.
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Consider the implications of permanently wiping out some of these characters.
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"Is this real?" she added after wiping away her happy tears.
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Unfortunately, what she accomplished was wiping out and murdering his family.
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Terrified of an asteroid hitting Earth and wiping us all out?
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Next on the to-do list: Wiping out African sleeping sickness.
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Commercial Bank lost 1.7 percent, wiping out Sunday's 1.2 percent gain.
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Here is a hand wiping a taxidermied animal head for prints.
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A New Hope begins with Stormtroopers wiping out a corvette crew.
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Qatar's index retreated 1.8 percent, wiping out Sunday's 0.4 percent gain.
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The plot resets keep wiping out some of the character progress.
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It affects your retirement, wiping millions off the value of 401ks.
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"I'm a big believer in wiping the slate clean," Kane said.
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"I'm so proud of me," he said while wiping away tears.
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GM closed 21% lower, wiping out a chunk of Monday's gains.
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Modernist architects and planners famously envisioned wiping the urban slate clean.
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That's all you have to say for wiping out the world?
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That makes wiping out particularly traumatic (that's me in the foreground).
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Remember the request about wiping down the newborn with mom's fluids?
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It's so plain, so it's kind of wiping the slate clean.
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Vodafone Qatar fell 0.6 percent, wiping out Sunday's 0.5 percent gain.
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Markets plunged 2.9 percent, wiping out $165 billion of market cap.
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"Disinfectant," she said, wiping the spot down with a paper towel.
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James Gunn is wiping his butt with Michael Rooker's face ... literally.
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It became crucial in wiping away the hefty student-loan tab.
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You may clean the grids by wiping with a damp cloth.
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The disease is quickly spreading across continents, wiping out banana plantations.
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The ritual involves washing their scrubs and wiping down their electronics.
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That news preceded another wave of selloffs, wiping out earlier gains.
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They're also wiping down all guest touchpoint areas every half hour.
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If you look closely, Mykenna Dorn is quietly wiping away tears.
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At the presser, Harirchi appeared ill, wiping his forehead and nose.
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It previously saw the sanctions wiping out 700,000 bpd through 2019.
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"It just hurts," Ms. Hutton, 52, said, wiping the tears away.
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He stopped crying, wiping away his tears with his denim jacket.
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You'll find yourself hastily wiping away tears from your ashen face.
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When she finished, Jerome thanked her and left, wiping his cheeks.
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There are several cultural barriers to wiping out polio in Pakistan.
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By the 1990s wiping it out completely seemed tantalisingly within reach.
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"He had hit rock bottom," Mr. Carter said, wiping away tears.
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I MEAN AMAZON'S WIPING OUT SO MANY SMALL BUSINESSES, WALMART WIPES OUT SMALL BUSINESSES, I MEAN THE MINIMUM WAGE IS WIPING OUT SMALL BUSINESSES AND MAKING IT SO YOU DON'T WANT TO OPEN A NEW BUSINESS.
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Keep wiping down that high chair and kissing their pillow soft cheeks.
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" Wiping away tears, she said: "I ended up giving in to him.
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"I don't want to go back there," Iftin said, wiping away tears.
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Wiping out a clan would wipe out their unique Y chromosome markers.
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Remove steak from marinade, wiping excess from meat with a paper towel.
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Most said they found it empowering, or like wiping the slate clean.
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So to me it was kind of wiping away that, starting fresh.
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But wiping out a user's Google identity was a bit too much.
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It's easy to make jokes about changing diapers and wiping your kids.
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The malware triggered the disk-wiping to begin at 8:45 p.m.
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"We're finding out that people really matter," Woods said, wiping her eyes.
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"Uma doesn't cook," he said, wiping the kitchen countertop, putting everything away.
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Go deeper: Health care costs are skyrocketing, and wiping out wage increases
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After wiping off my red lip, it was time to get glossy!
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We need to put every effort into wiping out this killer cancer!!
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That's like wiping out almost all of the state of Rhode Island.
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Besides being a bit weird, wiping with baby wipes hurts wastewater systems.
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But there have been ethical objections to wiping out an entire species.
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We have chemical, biological weapons capable of wiping out life on Earth.
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Fungi can infect other plants and end up wiping out other trees.
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"Sometimes I feel like I'm wiping half of it out," he said.
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Then we have to keep the image from shaking or wiping off.
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"I do feel like that," he replied, wiping sweat from his face.
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"Well, I guessed I just survived," she said, wiping a stray tear.
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It shows women lining up for their mugshots while wiping away tears.
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" In a matter of hours, the Dow Jones plummets "778 points, wiping
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DE into insolvency and wiping out quarterly profits at SMA Solar (S92G.DE).
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It also means less time spent wiping fingerprint grease off the display.
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Then he walked off the field, wiping a tear from his cheek.
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"Never lose hope," she said, wiping away tears with her head scarf.
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" Wiping his mouth with a napkin, he added for emphasis: "Every day.
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"I'm wiping off copious amounts of egg from my face," he said.
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Stocks fell for a second day, wiping out 2018's market gains.
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It also is wiping down checkout lanes and touchscreens every 30 minutes.
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"These parents are so pitiful," she said, wiping tears from her eyes.
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"I never wanted to make this video," Mongeau said, wiping away tears.
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At one point, Carballo appeared to be wiping tears from his eyes.
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I could see my mother wiping her eyes, but smiling this time.
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Some fell to the ground as they ran away, wiping their eyes.
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Wiping that slate clear is what she finds compelling as a novelist.
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"This wrongful conviction destroyed my life," Mr. Perry said, wiping away tears.
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I do a few chores — dishes, sweeping, wiping up after the cats.
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"Law enforcement said nothing could be done," she said, wiping away tears.
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The stock surged 17% on Monday, more than wiping away Friday's loss.
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"I'm not nervous," he said, wiping his brow and his watery eyes.
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"Without my family I live here hopeless," she said, wiping away tears.
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The crisis: A mass-extinction event wiping out all life from Earth
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Some are wearing gloves and regularly wiping down surfaces in their trucks.
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Wiping my hands, I thought, maybe this birthday would be a success.
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William was wiping away tears as the royal couple wrapped the tour.
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Kohl's (KSS) stock tumbled 12% Tuesday, wiping out its gains for the year.
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Yellow fever is tearing through primate populations, wiping out squirrel and howler monkeys.
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Slice later tested positive for steroids, wiping the victory from the record books.
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KaloBios filed for bankruptcy in December, wiping out most of its equity value.
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But the chorus is also the aural equivalent of wiping one's hands clean.
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Invasive American minks are hellbent on wiping out the beloved vole in Scotland.
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Osefo is also seen in the split shot nodding and wiping away tears.
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Tom Hiddeston will be wiping a lot of teardrops off her guitar tonight.
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This typically happens by not wiping properly, or forgetting to pee after sex.
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Unfortunately, they didn't do a very good job of wiping the whole thing.
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Most of those that could be identified, though, were for wiping babies' bottoms.
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"That's what I'm happy about with this show," he added, wiping tears away.
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We've covered everything you need to know about thoroughly wiping your gadgets here.
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What then would you call something that is wiping out everything besides itself?
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Vaccines are credited with wiping out polio in most parts of the world.
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Amy Schumer and other celebrities were seen wiping away tears during the song.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," Bookout said, wiping away tears.
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Jonathan has brought his plastic baby along to discuss proper butt-wiping technique.
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Here was a clever way to get in front of it: Wiping fingerprints.
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"I don't feel scared," said Raute, 27, wiping the water from his eyes.
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It held up great and after wiping it down, looks brand new again.
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Few firms would continue spending on new infrastructure, further wiping out construction jobs.
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Shares of Wynn Resorts plunged 54 percent, wiping out half the company's value.
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Wiping it down periodically with an alcohol-based solution is a good idea.
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Bank panics led thousands of them to fail, wiping out their customers' savings.
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We're still wiping away tears after watching Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding.
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"I have her children now," Ms. Tama said, wiping tears from her cheek.
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Read: How Scared Should I Be of a Contagious Disease Wiping Out Humanity?
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Never mind President Trump's comments about wiping out Puerto Rico's $74 billion debt.
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Three months' time, at this hour, you'll be wiping beer off your face.
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But experts do recommend wiping down the outsides of canned or wrapped goods.
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"I had to leave the room," he said, wiping tears from his eyes.
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In other words, wiping out $193 of medical debt would cost about $219.
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Prien got a rag and began wiping surfaces, maybe as he always has.
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Shares in the company plunged 9 percent, wiping out billions in market value.
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She advised wiping down mats, weights, and machines before and after using them.
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"I don't plan on being here forever," Ms. Barr said, wiping away tears.
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So don't delay in wiping a tiny bit of your digital traces away.
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She kept wiping it with a napkin, making sniffling sounds like a rabbit.
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"That's a tough story, Rick," O'Leary said, after wiping tears from his eyes.
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If she can, she's one step closer to wiping the floor with Trump.
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She knew she would not get an answer, she said, wiping away tears.
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Another volunteer, Huang Jun, helped her husband by wiping disinfectant off his mask.
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Nassar, meanwhile, mostly sat quietly, occasionally shaking his head or wiping away tears.
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"I have been dreading this," the South Carolina Republican said, wiping away tears.
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"I just can't believe my life sometimes," she said after wiping her eyes.
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He worked out on the elliptical, wiping it down when he was done.
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Imagine the freedom of wiping that payment from your monthly list of obligations.
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Not only shutting them down, but wiping their archive, is a political act.
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Keeping an open mind, though, isn't the same as wiping the slate clean.
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Louise Turpin was seen wiping away tears as the judge read the charges.
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"I never fought for money," he said wiping the tears from his face.
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It also bundles other popular third-party data wiping tools like Darik's Boot and Nuke (DBAN), a program that implements more complex wiping routines like those specified in data sanitization guides from the US Department of Defense and other government agencies.
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But they are also essential for wiping hands and faces after mealtimes, for cleaning knees after slips and shoes after mud, for wiping down tables in restaurants before your kid eats, and for cleaning up the mess made during the meal.
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An infection called white-nose syndrome is wiping them out at alarming rates, however.
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That means scrubbing down those keys and wiping the fossilized fingerprints off your screen.
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You know, again, under the Trump administration, wiping out the Russian mercs in Syria.
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"I'm a dad and, you know, he's a dad," Hatami said, wiping away tears.
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A lasting friendship McCain and Graham both ended the town hall wiping away tears.
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"You are a strong, Black, lesbian woman," Karamo Brown later says, wiping away tears.
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"It happens on the streets of Chicago every day," he said, wiping away tears.
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It's a way of wiping everything out until it's just me and an implement.
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Tencent's share price subsequently tumbled, wiping billions of dollars from the stock's market value.
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Shares rose 4.2 percent on Wednesday, partially wiping out a 7.5 percent slump Tuesday.
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They overestimate and sign deals to produce quantities they can't fulfill, wiping out profits.
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The 21918 Asian flu originated in birds, wiping out up to four million people.
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Bernie Sanders has proposed wiping out the country's $1.6 trillion outstanding student loan tab.
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It started out innocently enough, with Kennedy helpfully wiping some makeup off Cohen's lapel.
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Evidently, Twitter ended up wiping out more bad accounts than it added real accounts.
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The camera pans to a woman smiling and wiping tears away from her eyes.
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The Queen was even pictured wiping away a tear during the emotional decommissioning ceremony.
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"[Returning to church] symbolized me wiping out everything that I ever learned," he says.
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Was the artist applying paint or wiping off his brush on its wet surface?
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"I love my new family," she said wiping away tears at the reception after.
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He takes particular ire at the idea of wiping your phone before you travel.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite also gained, wiping out its losses for the year.
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The new moon in Aries lands at 4:50 AM, wiping the slate clean.
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The social media giant's shares plummeted 19%, wiping out $119 billion in market value.
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"I've always told myself I'd be a wonderful mom," Booth said, wiping away tears.
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It is up 0.53 percent this year, wiping out a steep loss from 2015.
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And shipping costs can often exceed the sales tax, wiping out any competitive advantage.
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Hotel employees were wiping down the lobby's grand piano and other already spotless surfaces.
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I also learned about the history of butt wiping with this art-like exhibit.
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But that move has faced widespread criticism for wiping out options for small businesses.
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Both Murad and Mukwege received several standing ovations, with many guests wiping away tears.
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Booking plunged more than 8 percent, wiping out over $7 billion in market value.
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I rose to my feet and asked to leave, wiping angrily at my tears.
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"It's his universal vision of love for the world," he said, wiping his eyes.
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Belo Sun shares fell 4.1% on the Toronto stock exchange, wiping out early gains.
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"If this blood stains my desert boots..." he muttered, wiping away at his shoes.
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Shares fell 13.9 percent to $264.77, wiping about $7 billion off Tesla's market value.
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Lawmakers stood and looked up at the gallery, some wiping tears from their eyes.
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Stores have started wiping down checkout lanes and touchscreens every 30 minutes, he said.
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"You have no idea what that meant to me," Gossage said, wiping his eyes.
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Criminals have begun to incorporate network-wiping malware as added motivation in ransomware attacks.
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Farmland was flooded in other states, wiping away crops before they could be harvested.
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But pesticides, disease and habitat loss are wiping out all types of bees, worldwide.
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A commutation, by contrast, makes a punishment milder without wiping out the underlying conviction.
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NC State took control in the second quarter, wiping out a 1753-6 hole.
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"I'm at a big crossroads personally and professionally," he said, wiping away a tear.
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When tears trickled down his cheek, the students found themselves wiping away tears, too.
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"No wonder CarMax is wiping the floor with AutoNation," the "Mad Money" host said.
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He gently plucks the fruit, constantly wiping off the sticky sap from his palms.
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It was key, she believed, to wiping out ignorance, key for her children's sake.
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Bernie Sanders has proposed wiping out the country's $203 trillion outstanding student loan tab.
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Unexpectedly, gusts of Martian winds repeatedly acted as cleaning events, wiping the dust away.
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Everybody should suck a little dick,' as he's wiping the corners of his mouth.
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Here's the biggest obstacle to wiping out one of the deadliest mosquito-borne diseases
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It put the war's economic cost at $255 billion, essentially wiping out the nation's wealth.
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From then on, "Big Ones" kept wiping the smile off my face and restoring it.
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And now that technique is at the heart of achieving Goal Three—wiping out oversight.
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In a hilarious deleted scene, we saw her wiping chocolate off her jeans (been there!).
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The best course of action is to just ensure you're regularly wiping your sweat away.
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This happened in part due to the housing foreclosure process wiping out many mortgage debts.
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"That's how we have breakfast every day," he says, wiping the juice from his face.
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Twitter said last month that it had begun wiping out bad accounts far more rapidly.
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Gone is the talk about wiping out terrorism for good or building Western-style democracy.
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If you do, you won't have to worry about one catastrophe wiping you out someday.
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They ran the saw up her sternum, wiping bone meal and blood from the blade.
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People in the crowd and on stage can be seen wiping tears from their eyes.
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Snap's stock closed down 6 percent, wiping about $1.3 billion off the company's market value.
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After wiping the mask off my face, I was as smooth as a porcelain doll.
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"Picking up crumbs by vacuuming, sweeping, and wiping should be a daily routine," Harper says.
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Steinhoff in December 2017 admitted accounting irregularities, wiping about 85 percent off its market value.
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When his wife Katie (Sarah Wayne Callies) finds him wiping up the floor, he's penitent.
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That will speed up the work—and the debate about deliberately wiping out a species.
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After the massacre, U.S. President Donald Trump offered Mexico help in wiping out drug gangs.
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Wilhoit said that the malware had a wiping function that would impact the targeted system.
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Cisco's shares were down 5 percent, wiping off nearly $11 billion from its market capitalization.
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But the inflationary effects of the price rise risk wiping out most of the benefit.
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"I'm scared of what's going to happen now to us," she said, wiping away tears.
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Inactivity, the majority found, is an illicit basis for wiping registered voters from the rolls.
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Sides of mountains seemed to slice off, wiping out roads and bridges and burying houses.
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One on one they're harmless, Mitchell had said, wiping wet egg from his mouth, mostly.
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"You look like your mum in the '90s!" she choked out eventually, wiping away tears.
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Read More: Broken bonds: The role Wall Street played in wiping out Puerto Ricans' savings
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Once you've confirmed your choices, the utility goes about the business of wiping the drive.
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The 2010 elections reflected a similar dynamic, wiping out conservative remnants within the Democratic caucus.
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Photographs issued by the North's state news agency showed Kim bowing and wiping away tears.
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Photographs released by his office showed him consoling relatives and wiping tears from his eyes.
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"Life begins at in your 70s," Ji said, wiping the sweat off his wrinkled forehead.
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That means mopping the floors, scrubbing the bathroom and kitchen and wiping all the furniture.
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"The Chinese government is putting so much pressure on Uighurs," she said, wiping her eyes.
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"Social distancing" has forced retailers, restaurants and bars to close their doors, wiping out sales.
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Employees have been wiping down their own scanners with disinfectant but worry it's not enough.
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Because otherwise, you're basically telling us, you're wiping PJ off the face of the Earth.
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"No, they're not wiping down the walls or coming in here with bleach," said Faircloth.
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Cleaning consisted of wiping down metal benches with a spray cleaner and a cloth wipe.
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Deutsche's shares had risen by more than 15% by mid-morning, wiping off earlier losses.
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I've crossed over because even when people are mad and crying, they're wiping their mouth.
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Zachary Cruz was present during his brother's arraignment, where he was seen wiping away tears.
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"As cities grow more vertical, you're wiping out the sunlight on many streets," he said.
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At which end do you begin the wiping process — front to back, back to front?
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Photographer Joshua Dwain caught a groom wiping away tears during his wedding ceremony in 2013.
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The scene incorporates small details like blood residue on nails and Núñez wiping her face.
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It is on the level of a disease that's wiping out all of America's forests.
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Relatives say the two women accused of wiping poison on Mr. Kim's face were duped.
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Some kids took defeat in their stride, but others left the stage wiping away tears.
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The chemical has been linked to wiping out insect populations and harming ecosystems and pollination.
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"I lost everything," 61-year-old Camurca told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, wiping away tears.
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" The deputy attorney general told Horowitz that the FBI wiping returned phones is "standard procedure.
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Bitcoin saw its price plunge around 48% wiping out all its gains for the year.
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A BUTT-WIPING ROBOT It's amateur roboticist Simone Giertz's entire thing to make crappy robots.
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It's more suitable for wiping entire disks or all the free space on a disk at once rather than individual files, but in any case this is often a better way of securely wiping sensitive data, especially on the newer SSD drives as we've mentioned.
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Bosch was constantly reworking his paintings, covering over or wiping out whole scenes from earlier drafts.
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He could also blacklist instructors from the community, essentially wiping out a source of their income.
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A video of Shayk wiping away tears from her eyes as Cooper stares intently goes viral.
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It involves wiping 25 billion from SNCF books in 2020 and another 10 billion in 2022.
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It ended 2018 with losing 6 percent, wiping out all the gains earlier in the year.
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Last December, the department restarted wiping away loans for borrowers eligible for that type of cancellation.
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The has fallen 12 percent in the past three months, wiping out its gains in 2018.
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To save your mascara from wiping off onto your lenses, there's three things to consider: 1.
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For optimal bubbling, he recommends wiping out the glasses with a dry rag before using them.
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Like us, you all might be screaming, "LEAVE WINTERFELL ALONE!" while wiping away mascara-streaked tears.
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Pulling away for a moment, she exclaimed her disbelief while wiping away some tears of joy.
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When it comes to wiping out history, however, the party itself has been trying dangerously hard.
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By wiping a finger over the photo, they clear the fog and are shown what's underneath.
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The next time you're wiping something clean, remember this footage, and the battle you'll never win.
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RIP also focuses on wiping out debt for those who are facing financial hardship or insolvency.
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Uncertainty over the ban battered ZTE shares, wiping nearly $11 billion from the company's market valuation.
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Now, to complete the departure, the bank said it is also wiping out any outstanding balances.
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As an added measure of protection, sign out of your Apple ID before wiping the phone.
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There's Donald Dump wiping his buttocks (the best buttocks ever, no doubt) with the US Constitution.
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That includes wiping yourself down and disposing of any condoms or dental dams that you use.
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Geagea said wiping out corruption in government was the most important step towards fixing Lebanon's finances.
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But 136,000 years ago, a flood washed over the island, wiping out this unique flightless species.
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Swift was seen turning around to face another attendee, and chatting after wiping away a tear.
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First to London, then to Tokyo, eventually wiping out more than 99% of the global population.
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Among the proposed reforms, the organization is calling for wiping all world records and starting again.
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Toward the end of her testimony, Constand stopped and broke down, wiping tears from her eyes.
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Critics say it is unnecessary and goes too far, wiping out jobs and usurping state rights.
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"What kind of beer?" she says, wiping away the one long tear falling down her face.
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Over 85033 years, that's about $240 billion, easily wiping out most of the projected deficit savings.
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But he chose to stay, wiping the dust of war from his precious collection every day.
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Surely you intend on wiping it off, at least, before dipping it in that jam jar.
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Zimbabwe scrapped its own currency in 2009 after inflation hit 500 billion percent, wiping out savings.
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Watch out for this guy at the gym, hogging the benches and not wiping anything down.
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A new moon in Gemini arrives May 25, wiping clean the slate concerning cash and confidence.
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"I can't believe that's ours!" she said in a video of the experience, wiping tears away.
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Whirlpool's shared closed down 3.3 percent on Friday, wiping almost $20163 million off the company's value.
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We discussed [SPOILERS, obvs] physical security, interrogation, vishing, ZRTP keywords, wiretapping, wiping phone data and more.
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The famine is "wiping out an entire generation of distressed professionals", notes a credit-fund manager.
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"They (the authorities) are wiping their feet on us," said Elena, a student attending Saturday's protest.
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The other server and I are killing time by wiping down tables for the 83th time.
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For twenty years, the deadly fungal disease Bd has been wiping out amphibians across the world.
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"They didn't kill me, but they didn't leave me alive either," she says, wiping away tears.
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Brown was spotted wiping away tears backstage, moments after her costar David Harbour's impassioned acceptance speech.
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But Kansas City left tackle Eric Fisher was called for holding, wiping out the tying score.
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The dam collapse released millions of tonnes of muddy mine waste, wiping out several small communities.
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Robby basically didn't shed a single tear, but he kept wiping his face with a handkerchief.
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Shares of the Dow component were sinking about 6 percent Friday, wiping out this year's gains.
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Maybe after receiving this, they'll stop wiping their nose on their sleeve, or their bare hands.
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Global markets have dropped for six straight days, wiping out more than $229 trillion in value.
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"I don't have words in my mouth right now," GSP said, wiping blood from his face.
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The mudslide hit Freetown Monday, wiping away hundreds of houses and burying victims as they slept.
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James's face betrayed nothing as he walked off the court, wiping his face with his jersey.
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Cook bade Winfrey farewell with thanks and a hug, wiping away a tear in his eye.
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More moving was Naomi Campbell's win for Fashion Icon, as she stood onstage, wiping away tears.
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Simply wiping the surface down with a product is usually not enough to kill the virus.
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Volkswagen's stock price plunged nearly 40 percent, wiping €25 billion off the company's stock market value.
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She showed little remorse in court as she described wiping away fingerprints and burning her clothing.
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Check out the rigorous gym sessions that keep the American skier Lindsey Vonn from wiping out.
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They all say they are wiping down surfaces at least daily and ramping up sanitation efforts.
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Global equities resumed their plunge, wiping out more than $3 trillion in value this week alone.
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"Our fight, our testimony, just went down the drain," he said, wiping tears from his eyes.
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Through the service, Ms. Turner alternated between wiping tears from her eyes and consoling her grandchildren.
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Like English, Spanish spread around the world centuries ago through conquest, sometimes wiping out indigenous languages.
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They have never been victims and never will be, despite their occasional show of tear wiping.
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"I'm so sorry, I can't take a picture right now," he said, discreetly wiping his eyes.
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It took him a second, but then he nodded, waving me in and wiping his face.
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"Some of these tools, if they detect a breach, they'll start wiping files," Mr. Blum said.
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Second, Bitcoin plunged 25 percent in one day, wiping away the market value it had accumulated.
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Shortly, thereafter, Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, wiping out almost all of the the customers' electricity.
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Instead of letting it go, he and several other passengers took action, wiping the markings away.
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In a matter of days — or hours — your portfolio's value tumbles, wiping out hard-won gains.
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He's milking the diction-dairy, wiping up the puddles of Anglo detritus and scoffing the lot.
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"Oh, are you guys here for the concert?" he asked, wiping the sleep from his eyes.
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Within minutes of the opening bell, Lockheed's share price plummeted 5%, wiping out $3.7bn of market value.
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Fears: Getting old and having someone else wiping my bum for me after I do a poo.
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True to his word, Thanos ends Avengers: Infinity War by wiping out half the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Nvidia's shares closed down 7.8 percent at $225.52, wiping out more than $11 billion in market value.
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After wiping up and taping a note for Kevin, the beloved patriarch shut off the slow cooker.
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He chose to recommend the gubernatorial assembly get serious about preventing artificial intelligence from wiping out humanity.
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"Cooper was the sweetest little boy," she said on the stand in Brunswick, Georgia, wiping away tears.
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If they cannot reach a consensus, the company would be liquidated, wiping out much of their investments.
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"They just made me realize … what was real and what wasn't real," says Lopez, wiping away tears.
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After wiping an area down, allow it air dry to get the greatest benefit from the disinfectant.
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That announcement sent Kraft Heinz's stock careening, wiping $16 billion off its market capitalization in one day.
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That announcement sent Kraft Heinz's stock careening, wiping $226 billion off its market capitalization in one day.
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Either way, I'm just ready for them to get a little more creative about wiping him out.
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I daydream about some modern-day Robin Hood hacking into the system and wiping student loan records.
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The Soviets forced nomadic Kazakhs into collective farms at gunpoint, wiping out a quarter of the population.
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The other made a more subtle jab, writing "WIPING MY TEETH WITH HUNDREDS" on the social network.
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One woman was photographed wiping away tears as she took in the scene, while two others embraced.
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The former skater was seen wiping away tears as she posed with Robbie on the red carpet.
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Within days its share price fell by more than 10%, wiping nearly $30bn off its market value.
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She puts on Joni Mitchell and cries, before wiping away the tears and putting on a smile.
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In a ski trip in Vail, Colorado, the cameras caught the president wiping out on the slopes.
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Women are mostly shown in traditional roles: caring, comforting, wiping snot, making snacks, driving to sports, etc.
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Danske's shares have plunged 20.8787 percent since last March, wiping around $15 billion from its market value.
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That would be its worst month since September 2011, wiping out all the gains accrued in January.
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After 10 straight failures, Apple's auto-erase function kicks in, permanently wiping all information from the phone.
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A new moon in Taurus arrives on April 26, wiping the slate clean in your social life.
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The storm devastated many of the offshore islands in the Bay, destroying crops and wiping out villages.
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" Crying, wiping tears from his eyes, he said he taught his children "how to love other people.
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This sent its shares down 44% the next day, wiping nearly $11 billion off LinkedIn's stockmarket valuation.
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Rachel Weisz plays a woman who keeps wiping away her identity and reinventing herself in Complete Unknown.
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"This is part of the rudder," he says matter-of-factly, wiping his brow with his forearm.
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In a video from the event, he appears almost in a daze, wiping tears from his eyes.
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The broad Euro STOXX 600 fell 0.4%, wiping out earlier gains, with auto and energy stocks slumping.
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How to wipe your phoneErnst says that wiping the phone should be a three-step process:1.
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They could not go more than a couple of minutes without choking up and wiping away tears.
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VSB, to honor the 13th anniversary of wiping out credit-card debt, created a Freedom Pink cocktail.
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Since then, Samsung Securities stock has lost 10 percent, wiping about $330 million from its market value.
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Choose your device from the list (top left) then click Erase device to start the wiping process.
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If not, wiping the surface gently with a soft damp or dry cloth may remove the marks.
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Not surprisingly, the Constitution constrains states and territories from wiping out their debts whenever it suits them.
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Gershon also recommends wiping your cellphone and the handles of what you're carrying with a disinfectant wipe.
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We were cleaning things every hour on the hour: wiping down tables, cleaning handles, cleaning other things.
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"Our parents never left anyone behind," said the couple's son Jonathan, wiping his face with a tissue.
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Allow it to sit on the metal for five minutes (longer for heavy tarnishing) before wiping away.
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A dedicated team is focused on cleaning the facility, including wiping down doors, handles and other surfaces.
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Unpack groceries safely by wiping down boxes, cans and containers with disinfectant wipes or soap and water.
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Proper gym safety, especially now, would mean wiping down all surfaces you touch before and after use.
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He supports providing free college, as well as wiping out $1.6 trillion in existing student loan debt.
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We were more attentive to wiping down shopping carts with sanitizing wipes, not touching elevators buttons, etc.
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The Traceys shyly emerge from the backstage shadows, wiping tears from their faces, as the crowd cheers.
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The Hang Seng has dropped 13% since April, wiping out most of its gains for the year.
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They'll be wiping down doorknobs and countertops, doing loads of laundry and washing their hands — a lot.
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"Don't worry," said Madhavi Irani, one of the caretakers, nonchalantly wiping the dog's nose with her fingers.
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Shoe retailer Payless has shut all its stores, for example, wiping itself entirely from the retail landscape.
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Now place your focus on the repetitive motion of wiping with the sponge or mopping the floor.
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"I'll have to use my womanly powers to allure," she decides, wiping her nose with her sleeve.
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Hundreds of people ran off, streaming into the surrounding streets, coughing and wiping tears from their eyes.
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Some were worried that the change to Redhawks was "essentially wiping out the Redmen history," Marcoux said.
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Competitor United Airlines was down close to 3 percent, wiping out its gain so far this year.
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In 2002, rainstorms overwhelmed the area's aging sewage system, wiping out entire blocks that were never rebuilt.
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The stock lost around 20% in a single day, wiping out around $120 billion in shareholder wealth.
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And later this year, Bangladesh — where it all began — hopes to begin wiping out its persistent cholera.
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There is speculation that they administered a poison by wiping it or spraying it on his face.
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Because Israel is getting closer every day to wiping out any possibility of a two-state solution.
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Afterward, families and players began to trickle out of the academy, heads drooped, many wiping away tears.
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Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, wiping away tears while simultaneously aiming a gun resting on her lap.
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"You know Ady, I knew this was gonna happen!" says Harris, wiping her eyes with a tissue.
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New York (CNN Business)The stock market plunged Wednesday, wiping out all of its gains for 2018.
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Soon, most in the room — men with years of street addiction behind them — were wiping their eyes.
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Shares in United dropped more than 4 percent, wiping out nearly $1 billion of its market value.
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The stock popped as much as 7 percent in extended trading, briefly wiping out the day's losses.
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They flit around, planning parties, wiping the occasional cheek and inspiring nervous lust in the older boys.
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"Nothing like wiping out the entire U.S. economy with a biothreat from China, is there?" he said.
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But empathy requires a willingness to listen, and listening demands wiping the slate of your mind clean.
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As it turns out, she still hasn't found true love — cut to her still wiping away tears.
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A new moon in Scorpio arrives on November 7, wiping the slate clean around all these themes!
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To clean salt stains effectively, he suggested wiping your boot down with a soft damp cloth first.
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The same day, Lockheed Martin's stock fell by 2 percent, temporarily wiping away an estimated $1.2 billion.
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"Last year we didn't have enough rain, this year too much," New said, wiping sweat off her face.
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"Wow, that's amazing," he says, wiping a tear from his eye after using it for the firm time.
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Wall Street reacted by pushing shares down 14 percent, wiping out more than $25 billion in market cap.
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The father-son duo took the trip multiple times, hilariously (and gently) wiping out in one cute video.
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Exhausted, drenched in sweat, and wiping swarms of insects from her forehead, she finally reached the harvest location.
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Once hodlers decide to cash out, the price collapses, wiping out paper gains before they can be realized!
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"Even now, we don't know if this is permanent," says Al-Khatib, wiping her tears through her niqab.
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Baidu's stock price plunged more than 10% in premarket trading, wiping nearly $5.8 billion off its market value.
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Just this fall, Yahoo-owned Tumblr banned old adult content, wiping out a massive chunk of internet culture.
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The rules also came close to wiping a vast swath of the cosmetology school industry off the map.
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Between the hand-holding, rose-distributing and tear-wiping, a Bachelorette's hands get a lot of screen time.
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He spoke with such pathos and passion that I saw grown men wiping away tears in the sanctuary.
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As the song trilled its last few beats, Monáe and her dancers slowed, laughing and wiping their brows.
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My second morning, it was for not wiping condensation off the table from ice cream the night before.
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It turns out asking my coworkers to describe their toilet paper–wiping experience was perhaps a bad idea.
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Its share price has dropped by 25% in the past five months, wiping $62bn from its stockmarket value.
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In another, McCarthy is seen racing to turn in her character's completed dish before wiping out on camera.
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Still wiping away tears, the waitresses walk back through the hotel lobby to the door they came from.
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The stock fell 6 percent in after-hours trading, wiping out its gain for the year-to-date.
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The image showed the pair both in tears, wiping their eyes as they cuddled close to each other.
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And if you've ever surfed, you'll know the sport involves a lot of wiping out and eating shit.
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And there are particularly good reasons for the justices to demur from wiping out the sales-tax regime.
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The stock has dropped around 80 percent since last Wednesday, wiping around $12 billion off its market value.
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Surely, wiping out billions of bits of personal and business data would be considered a very big problem.
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"As a mom, my duty is to protect my kids," she confessed to viewers, while wiping back tears.
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After wiping his mouth with a towel, he signaled to Meraj, and they went out to buy materials.
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The two men clutched each other for several moments, both wiping tears from their eyes as they parted.
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It's also super useful for wiping out groups of monsters as plasma energy arcs off the main shot.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell to 2.6483 percent, wiping out most of its rise this week.
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"Young people just aren't interested in this kind of thing," he said, wiping the sweat from his brow.
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Apple's shares fell 1.5% to $197.44 in after-market trading, wiping nearly $9 billion from the firm's value.
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However, Boston's Jake DeBrusk was called for goalie interference for making contact with McElhinney, wiping out the goal.
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The company's shares closed down 4.3 percent at $94.36 on Thursday, wiping out $643 billion of market value.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell to 2.653 percent , wiping out most of their rise this week.
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In Putin's ideal world, the US and Russia aren't wiping each other off the face of the earth.
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Cloud9 grabbed one kill and moved in to finish the job, overpowering TSM and wiping the whole team.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell to 0.93 percent , wiping out most of their rise this week.
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Boeing's shares have fallen 11 percent since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wiping $26 billion from its market value.
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The S&P and the Dow closed above their May 16 closing levels, wiping out last Wednesday's losses.
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Its stock has fallen about 11 percent since the crash, wiping nearly $26 billion off its market value.
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A popular ingredient in weed killers may be wiping out honey bees by attacking their gut, scientists claim.
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It would "entail clearing most of the world's remaining forests, wiping out thousands more species," the report said.
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But there is one perk that might be worth paying a considerable sum for: wiping out jet lag.
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Alkermes shares fell as much as 42.8 percent on Thursday, wiping $3.88 billion from the company's market value.
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For Pomrink, the blow was survivable, merely wiping out the gains he had made trading XIV in 2017.
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Surfaces like tray tables, seatbelts, and armrests are germ hotspots, so wiping them down can reduce your risks.
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But is there precedent for something like a virus entering a population and almost completely wiping it out?
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But he returned to play briefly, wiping away some the initial anxiety among the pro-North Carolina crowd.
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Factories shed nearly 50,000 jobs in February and March, wiping out all of the gains recorded last year.
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Corden sang along and danced before enthusiastically thanking the singer and wiping away what appeared to be tears.
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The economy would fall back into a recession, wiping out much of the progress made by the recovery.
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Clorox wipes are great for wiping away crumbs, dust, and any other grime that accumulates in your room.
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Investors have dumped shares in the company, based in Long Island, wiping out $1.5 billion in market capitalization.
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I pulled back, making a sound of disgust and wiping my lips clean, but then I laughed again.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell to 2.6483 percent , wiping out most of its rise this week.
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Amazon shares fell 4.4 percent Wednesday after the report, wiping out more than $31 billion in shareholder value.
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Him wiping away the tears he created or him looking into my eyes very intensely before inflicting pain.
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It's also common sense that washing with water will remove more fecal residue and bacteria than simply wiping.
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And it makes little sense to hold grudges against them, even as we work on wiping them out.
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McDonald's shares had dropped 3% in value by Monday night, wiping around $4 billion from its market capitalization.
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Wiping surfaces down with disinfecting wipes such as Lysol can also help prevent the spread of the virus.
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In a particularly extreme scenario, it could even wind up wiping us from the face of the Earth.
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The electoral authorities ordered a rerun, wiping away what was a crushing defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Wiping it away strikes me as a little bit harder to take on for a couple of reasons.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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Scott Simonson was called for a false start on the second play, wiping out Barkley's 433-yard run.
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Mr. Obama is seen wiping tears away from his face within seconds of Ms. Franklin starting to sing.
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Wiping the inside off with a disinfectant wipe should do the trick unless your jacket is machine washable.
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Making plans in advance and wiping down your toilet can go a long way toward quelling your anxiety.
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There's nothing obviously moving here, and yet the audience is moved: sniffling, wiping the moisture from their cheeks.
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In the vast flight monitoring center next door, a worker could be seen wiping down a computer screen.
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That includes frequent handwashing, covering a cough or sneeze with a tissue or sleeve, and wiping down surfaces.
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When Angela woke up, Bridget spooned the broth into her mouth, wiping away dribbles with a tea towel.
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Wiping water off my face with my sleeve, I kept moving and I felt so proud of myself.
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"I have never imagined that he was having this hard life of his," she said, wiping away tears.
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Even the healthiest trees are vulnerable, often wiping out power lines, crushing houses and cars and blocking roads.
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It was filthy after just a week of use, and no amount of wiping could clean it entirely.
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Both teams lined up for the national anthem and Atlanta veteran Vince Carter was seen wiping his eyes.
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At a gathering in Kaohsiung, where Han is mayor, it was much grimmer, with some wiping away tears.
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The US stock market plummeted more than 600 points yesterday, wiping out all its gains for the year.
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After wiping down my desk, phone, keyboard, and doorknobs with a Lysol wipe, I leave a little early.
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Oil prices fell in every session last week, wiping away the year's gains amid a volatile stock market.
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If you own an older Mac computer, wiping the hard drive to prep it for sale is simple.
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Pactics now employs about 400 workers in Siem Reap, producing items like pouches and wiping cloths for sunglasses.
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Wiping tears from her eyes, she says what she has been through haunts her even in her sleep.
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A flight attendant noticed she was wiping down her seat and asked if she was allergic to peanuts.
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Since then the stock has dropped 21%, wiping about $45 billion in market capitalization off the Dow component.
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He wiped his hands again, and I couldn't help thinking that it was me he was wiping off.
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"My life is in everyone else's hands right now," Mr. Campos said, wiping the sweat from his brow.
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Its shares have fallen 12 percent since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wiping $28 billion from its market value.
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A Supreme Court case attacking the provision came close to wiping the whole health law off the books.
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Congress could react by passing a new fiscal year 2017 budget with different instructions, wiping the slate clean.
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This work entails fogging the designated space with disinfectant and then going behind and hand wiping every surface.
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Hacking into it without using Apple-certified technology would theoretically also result in the phone wiping its data.
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The new moon in Scorpio arrives the next day, on November 16, wiping the slate clean around communication.
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Stocks continued to drop on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average wiping out its gains for the year.
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The rapper posted a message putting it all to bed before wiping his social media clean of the drama.
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Sitting down, she could no longer hold back her tears, wiping them away with a piece of tissue paper.
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And yet, in less than 24 hours we are scheduled to vote on wiping out our net neutrality protections.
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It was raining and muddy outside, so the dogs got all dirty, and she's wiping them off with towels.
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In addition to wiping his record clear, the state has also removed Harward's name from its sex offender registry.
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It has now lost 2000 percent of its value against the euro, wiping out the Irish producers' profit margins.
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That is because automation tends to affect tasks within an occupation rather than wiping out jobs in their entirety.
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Sadly, there is science that backs up mosquitos' purpose on this earth, so wiping them out isn't an option.
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"It's not fair, it's not fair," said Jacques Rivera, a man exonerated in 2011 of murder, wiping away tears.
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The lawmakers, some of them wiping away tears, shared stories of constituents killed as a result of gun violence.
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After FBI investigators arrived at Man's home, the court documents say that he factory reset his phone, wiping evidence.
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Despite Mr. Trump's campaign boasts about wiping out the debt, as president he has adopted an instant-gratification mentality.
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Shares in Supermicro stock dropped more than 50% after the story, wiping away nearly $600 million in market cap.
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The emotional night ended with teammates locking arms around the pitcher's mound -- some kneeling in prayer, others wiping tears.
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Within a year of IPO, the stock price plunged 90 percent, wiping out nearly $15 billion of shareholder value.
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"She sat there and fed [Harlynn] some ice cream and was wiping her hands and her face," said Pedigo.
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Trust a Tory to try and ruin something pure and joyful by wiping their grubby paws all over it.
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"I want her to know that she is loved by me, by my family," she says, wiping away tears.
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"It's not the best one I've ever had, but it's pretty good," he says, wiping mustard off his face.
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Overnight, the forest fires spread rapidly, covering more than 2,500 hectares and wiping out some homes in the area.
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In the desert stage, wiping out a line produces a burst of wind and a cloud of sand particles.
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Wiping her lens's UV filter with gloves resulted in this iceberg appearing—quite appropriately—like it's being smudged out.
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He even went as far as bragging about taking the man's blood and wiping it on his own face.
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The company's shares closed down 13.4 percent at $47.63 on Friday, wiping out about $4.5 billion of market value.
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They always run out and I'm in there for like 15 minutes wiping the place down before I go.
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In a mock breaking news broadcast, actress Kellee Stewart announces that there is an epidemic wiping out America's workforce.
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The economy also plays a role, with the 278.561.3 financial crisis wiping out more than a dozen major companies.
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Unless Podesta had two-factor authentication turned on, there would be little stopping the attackers from wiping the devices.
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This crowd of helpers, which delighted him, meant that no Nobel prize could be given for wiping out smallpox.
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As a devoted fan, I can honestly say it makes you feel so much fresher and cleaner than wiping.
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Sarepta's shares closed down 26.6 percent at $15.71 on Thursday, wiping out about $260 million from its market value.
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They also say the foundation is trying to sanitize history by wiping out any link between Hinduism and castes.
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" After the attack, she looked back and said he was "wiping off his knife and stood at the stairs.
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Months ago, Trump said he stopped Erdogan from wiping out the Kurds in Syria, but now he's stepped aside.
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The Dow closed down 352 points, or 1.5%, wiping out an early rally of as much as 382 points.
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The stock market this week, however, experienced a massive drop, wiping out the entirety of its gains in 2018.
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Just when everyone had given up hope, a great fire swept over the Realm, wiping out the Destroyers' army.
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Even after ten minutes of torrential rain, my Tooley Tote stayed strong and wiping it off was super easy.
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You can use the Hiware Window Blind Cleaner or microfiber cloths for wiping down the blind slats during cleaning.
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If more red states would've adopted ObamaCare, we would've been closer to wiping out the racial healthcare gap altogether.
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The index has fallen in 14 of the past 16 months, wiping out more than two years of gains.
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McCarthy said so many lawmakers objected to the stream pollution rule that wiping it off the books was easy.
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On Friday, the company's shares tumbled by 3.9 percent, wiping out about $19 billion in the company's market value.
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Wilson said she looked back at Cowell after he ran off, and she saw him wiping off his knife.
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I smeared a little into my cheeks for balance, and chilled for a few minutes before wiping it off.
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The next, I'd be replenishing towels and lube upstairs, or wiping down the plastic cushions on the top floor.
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Facebook shares fell nearly 19% on Thursday, or $41.24 per share, wiping out more than $119 billion in value.
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Snot (and tear) mittens, for those who work outdoors, or just won't stop wiping their nose on their sleeve
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The Pentagon shuttered Griffiss AFB in 1995, wiping out 5,000 jobs and 30 percent of the city's economic base.
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The benchmark Standard & Poor's 26.5-stock index shed 22009 percent on Wednesday, wiping out its gains for the year.
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"Between annual fees and the interest you're paying, you're wiping out the value of all those rewards," she added.
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Two friends raised money for those in need, wiping out medical bills for more than a thousand New Yorkers.
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When the vehicle arrived in the Makarnai area, it hit a roadside bomb, wiping out most of Sima's family.
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Several said that after the medallion bubble burst, wiping out their savings and their futures, they had contemplated suicide.
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Target CEO Brian Cornell said the company is wiping down checkout lanes and touchscreens at least every 143 minutes.
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A microfiber cloth will work just fine for wiping away newly settled dust and dirt from your AirPods case.
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Eleanor's guess ruins the scheme, and Michael ended the season by wiping his subjects' memories and rebooting the scenario.
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We love the boiling of the water and the getting of the towels and the wiping down the surfaces.
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They share a romantic moment after wiping out the alien couples inhabiting the ship, and piloted the ship home.
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Nearly 500 banks failed between 2008 and 2013, wiping out about $73 billion from the FDIC's deposit insurance fund.
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I do a face mask while making my to-do list for the day and wiping down my bathroom.
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"Ever since then, I've been fighting to prove my innocence," he says, wiping his face and adjusting his hat.
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Economists said a 2 percent VAT hike could be effective in wiping out the 50.8 billion rand revenue shortfall.
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I cried a little, wiping my nose on the program, stung by an old loss that suddenly felt fresh.
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Locust swarms are wiping out crops in East Africa, where millions of people already struggle to obtain healthy food.
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The Dow has lost 2500% so far this quarter, already wiping out the 1.2% gain of the third quarter.
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The Dow staged a major comeback Thursday, wiping out a 335-point decline to close higher by 122 points.
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Wiping servers Russian government agencies and state-owned corporations offer tempting targets for clandestine U.S. digital sabotage and destruction.
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"The food is fine," said Mr. Goldhirsch, 74, wiping remnants of a knish from the corner of his mouth.
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Didn't know that bell worked, she says, wiping her mouth with her sleeve, as she gets to the door.
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The rest has been cleared, degraded or is in fragments, wiping out ecosystems and displacing indigenous communities, scientists say.
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"Thirty-two," Karen answered, wiping her sweaty palm on her shorts and squeezing Linda's outstretched hand for an instant.
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The airline's shares have fallen 7 percent in the past fortnight, wiping out roughly 1.4 billion euros of value.
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The index has fallen in 15 of the past 17 months, wiping out more than two years of gains.
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Rebel claims Judy had her salary doubled in 2009 to a whopping $45 million, virtually wiping out any profits.
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In order to set an example, Alexander besieged and then wholly incinerated the city, wiping it from the map.
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One eruption that began in 1983 continued and spread for decades, wiping out entire communities including Kalapana and Kapa'ahu.
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Its stock is down about 11 percent since the crash, wiping more than $26 billion off its market value.
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"But I thought granola is good for you," the kid cries, wiping endless piles of shit with paper towels.
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"Distancing the YPG from the border and wiping out these elements is of critical importance," the security official said.
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Barack Obama launched around 150 drone attacks on the terror group, wiping out its upper tier, including its best engineers.
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Find my iPhone attacks are common among online vandals, often wiping or locating phones once an iCloud password is compromised.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen.
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"Molly, you're going to have a little brother!" said a happy Fedotowsky-Manno in the clip, while wiping away tears.
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Both companies have said that the deal has been starving them of raw supplies and wiping out their profit margins.
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Russia and the United States each have about 1,550 deployed large strategic nuclear warheads capable of wiping out a city.
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In January, President Obama stood before the nation, wiping away tears, and pledged to increase the number of background checks.
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The dog then literally followed his nose until he found the suspects, who were still wiping grease from their fingers.
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He even ends the season by wiping their memories so he can start his experiment with a few new alterations.
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""I threw my camera back at my husband, they laid the baby on my chest, and started wiping him off.
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He told The Guardian his community was the lowest-hanging fruit, and they were okay "with just wiping us out."
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Her new surtax would prevent them, and other corporations with profits exceeding $100 million, from wiping out their tax liabilities.
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A bail-in typically means wiping out creditors' investments, slashing their value or converting them into shares in the bank.
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Throughout the ruse, Ms. Delmaro told Mr. Rice her work was putting her in danger and wiping her out financially.
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More sites will likely follow suit, either by hiding or completely wiping store pages for Huawei's phones, tablets, and laptops.
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In general, UTIs and bladder infections are most often caused by poor wiping technique or changes in your sex habits.
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Back in January at Frosty Faustings IX, Wolkrone beat K-Brad 2-1 then taunted him by wiping his hands.
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Unfortunately, the president thinks wiping out junkies is a great idea, even when he finds them among his closest aides.
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"Welcome to our end-of-Ramadan feast," he said, wiping a crumb from his black moustache with a cocktail napkin.
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China's internet regulators are usually hard at work over the period, wiping out and preventing any potentially damaging comments online.
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The first is the stalled progress on wiping out wild polio viruses in their last two strongholds, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Wiping the server "forestalls any forensic investigation at all," said Richard DeMillo, a Georgia Tech computer scientist following the case.
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The drop must have been so beautiful, like a brief moment of peace before the chaos that is wiping out.
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The deadliest hurricane in American history, though, was the one that hit Galveston in 1900, in effect wiping it out.
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They drank fruity beer, wooed PR girls, and knew that wiping, rather than washing, your porcini helped retain the flavor.
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When fiancé is here, he does all the other kitchen cleaning (mostly wiping down counter tops and cleaning the floor).
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The Flight 302 crash triggered the global grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX jets, wiping billions off the company's market value.
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"I had given birth and the kids honestly just gave me a new direction," the singer said, wiping away years.
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Wiping away liens and back taxes means the properties are more easily cleared for demolition or restoration into something habitable.
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"I thought they were going to kill us all," said his wife, wiping away tears as she described the raid.
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"I looked back and he was wiping off his knife and stood at the stairs and just looked," she claimed.
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Game of Thrones has always positioned the Night King's army as a force capable of wiping out all of humanity.
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"The Monopoly Man who is wiping his brow with money and twirling his mustache is magical," user Carolyn Altland wrote.
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While wiping lipstick off her boyfriend's cheek, Cassie gushes that they're "super in love" and have talked about an engagement.
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What is wiping out amphibians and bats qualify as plagues; the deaths of whales and dolphins, epidemics of multiple causes.
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The outrage: Oh look, yet another league can get a deal done without wiping out half a season or more.
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Sytch says the sale has nothing to do with her legal troubles last year, she's just wiping the slate clean.
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For smartphones and tablets, that means taking the steps above and fully wiping a device so that it's factory fresh.
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In most scenarios, I am also present, wiping a single, constant tear from my eyes while masquerading as a waiter.
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They had fallen 643 percent on Thursday, wiping out about $2.5 billion of market value and dragging on U.S. equities.
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J&J shares had closed down 10 percent on Friday, wiping out about $40 billion from the company's market capitalization.
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"Having personally suffered from gunshot wounds myself, it's a very difficult experience," the California Democrat said, wiping away a tear.
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Brady followed up the clip with one of himself attempting a jump, wiping out in the snow in slow-motion.
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Getting Snipe on a Tempo Mage's Flamewaker or wiping an Aggro Shaman's board with Explosive Trap are very good feelings.
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He said international co-operation had almost succeeded in wiping out polio which remains endemic only in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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It's like what you said about wiping the slate clean, and there being no expectations of what it should be.Totally.
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"My people supposed to be happy and celebrating, but they in there cryin'," he said, wiping his eyes and face.
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"Cody was the big brother that my kids need," Jason Coffman said, wiping away tears in a Thursday news conference.
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Concern over the plane's safety led aviation authorities to ground the model, wiping billions of dollars off Boeing's market value.
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There is no shame in wiping up ketchup stains or shit stains while your friends are accruing paid time off.
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The stock is down more than 40% since a high in January, wiping nearly $250 billion off Tencent's market value.
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"I'll take any help, even a little help, but some help," she told CNN outside her home, wiping away tears.
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Blowing your nose and wiping your ears and eyelids is also important, since debris could get stuck in these orifices.
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The effect of Chapter 85033 is that a company can remain in business while wiping away many of its debts.
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Wiping back tears, Bazemore called it one of the "highlights of my life" to build relationships in the local community.
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For years, villagers have complained that rampant sand mining is wiping out the crabs and fish that provide their living.
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Provisioning requirements remained high at all three banks in 1Q17, wiping out 13%-79% of their annualised pre-impairment profits.
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Yes, we could start building our rental property portfolio after wiping out debt, but this house was a great opportunity.
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In 2017, 529 coal-fired power generators were retired, wiping out total capacity of 180 gigawatts, according to the EIA.
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As he usually does, Kelly had female fans wiping sweat off his body and encouraged them to grab his crotch.
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Hackers are breaking into private code repositories, wiping them, and asking their owners for a ransom to restore their projects.
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In addition to wiping your phone completely, there are some additional things you'll want to do to secure your information.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who remains in the Democratic presidential primary race, has proposed wiping out all outstanding student debt.
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"There is nothing more beautiful," said Pouille, wiping away the tears after the victory scrum on court had broken up.
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"It might sound weird, but I felt more useful when I was sometimes wiping away blood and vomit," she said.
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Similarly, save the kitchen deep-clean for after the festivities; while prepping, stick to cosmetic tidying and wiping down surfaces.
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The epidemic that follows, eventually wiping out billions, is described with relentless brutality as governments collapse and things fall apart.
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At the Lincoln Park clinic, the young women took turns wiping down handlebars and monitoring the line of impatient riders.
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While these wipes can't cure diaper rash, they are the best way to ensure wiping does not exacerbate the condition.
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But when I married and had children of my own, he simply took it down, effectively wiping the slate clean.
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Votes that were set to get counted Saturday will be counted May 270, wiping April 1043 off the primary calendar.
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When regularly wiping down surfaces in the household do it first with cleaner and secondly with disinfectant, both experts advised.
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The owners stood in the dark and heat, wiping their faces with dishrags and ringing up orders with a calculator.
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European stocks were choppy again on Wednesday with bourses across the region wiping off most of their early morning gains.
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She took selfies with the victim's baby and was seen wiping her fingerprints off the items she touched, police said.
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Her Hall of Fame husband, Garth Brooks, was in the audience wiping tears from his cheeks by the song's end.
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And if you're enjoying an ongoing conversation with your plants — rotating them, wiping down their leaves, checking their soil, etc.
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Mr. Sabbie can be seen rolling on the floor and wiping his face with his shirt before the recording stops.
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Dick Durbin, the chamber's second-ranked Democrat, expressed some concern Tuesday over the prospect of wiping out private health insurers.
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Its stock price fell as much as 17.8 percent on Friday, wiping out more than $3 billion of market value.
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Since 1982, the state has given each citizen an annual check just for being alive, effectively wiping out extreme poverty.
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"They just pushed him right back into the presidency," she said, wiping the corner of her mouth with a napkin.
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During the briefing, Mr. Harirchi could be seen repeatedly wiping sweat from his brow and shifting from foot to foot.
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Mr. Cook believed that wiping an iPhone should ensure that no trace of the owner's identity remained on the device.
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Rising temperatures seem to be on the verge of wiping out large sections of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
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When Cisco researchers put the logical structures of the data-wiping components side by side, they seemed to roughly match.
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Overnight on Wall Street, the Dow dropped 453.93 points to close at 28,535.80, wiping out its gains for the year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 453.93 points, or 1.6% to 28,535.80, wiping out the average's gains for the year.
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Raging rivers of mud and debris rushed down hillsides in Santa Barbara County, wiping out or burying homes down below.
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Unsworth, whose back was to the jury, at times looked to be wiping tears from his eyes as Spiro spoke.
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But Kennedy wanted them, and prevailed, with the concession that neither man be shown wiping the sweat from his face.
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In the "Avengers" franchise, superheroes struggle to prevent a supervillain from wiping out half of all life in the universe.
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Tesla's value has fallen by almost a third since his initial tweet, wiping away nearly $18 billion in market capitalization.
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Sanford Bishop, a senior member of the Congressional Black Caucus, emerged from the room wiping away tears with a handkerchief.
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Friendly employees walked around straightening tables and chairs, wiping down different areas, and greeting customers, creating a very welcoming atmosphere.
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Guess shares ended down 17.7 percent at $15.11 on Thursday, wiping more than $250 million off the company's market value.
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Kingdom Holding's share price plunged as much as 23 percent in following days, wiping about $2.2 billion off his fortune.
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Do we really need a guy wiping out another guy with a "clean" open-ice hit that renders him unconscious?
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The shares fell as much 223.2 percent to a low of $22018, wiping $227.2 billion off the company's market value.
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If you honestly regret something, a priest can forgive you in the name of God—immediately wiping away your sin.
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Cleaning your plants regularly (wiping down the under and upper sides of leaves and/or showering them), will keep pests away.
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Probably most common is redness around the nose from irritation from wiping your nose when you have allergies or a cold.
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That clinched a big victory for Assad, wiping out the last insurgent pocket in the eastern Ghouta region near the capital.
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Of course there's always the nuclear option: Wiping your hard drive and reinstalling your OS, provided you've backed everything up first.
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It reached an infamous nadir with the Nazi movement to create an "Aryan race" by wiping out people with undesired traits.
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There is no greater pleasure than pretending you're wiping out an entire mosquito community with your grotesquely overpriced $400 mosquito vacuum.
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But cooking also includes shopping, washing/rinsing the vegetables, chopping them, cleaning up, washing dishes, wiping them, and putting them away.
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"It's been the most amazing and most challenging year of my entire life," she added with a laugh, wiping away tears.
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"That was the dopest gift," the Super Bowl MVP says of his partner's gesture, after wiping the icing off his face.
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Think about it this way: If there's dirt on a window, spraying water and then wiping will clean it, he says.
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Work in small sections, wiping the floor with a slightly damp cleaning cloth and drying it immediately with a cotton towel.
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Similarly, makeup trends and products — less obviously occupied with wiping us out — need to mutate to survive and to stay relevant.
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That was before a fresh list of problems hit Airbus, wiping nearly a fifth off the firm's market valuation since December.
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The Nifty lost 3.5 percent during the week to close near 9,700 - wiping off almost all of its advances in July.
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They are still down about 222.98 percent since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wiping almost $23.16 billion off the company's market value.
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As Brown described his affable neighbor, he began to cry on the witness stand, wiping tears away with his T-shirt.
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At my job in a theatre press, I spent a week stealthily wiping away tears as they streamed from my eyes.
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Most importantly, the malware also gets to work on wiping a target's machine, and attempts to cover up its own tracks.
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Now investigators can get usable genetic material just by wiping gun grips or other surfaces for a few loose skin cells.
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Concern over the plane's safety caused aviation authorities worldwide to ground the model, wiping billions of dollars off Boeing's market value.
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As portrayed in the movie Gravity, the ensuing cloud of debris can snowball relatively quickly, wiping out objects in its path.
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Before you get to wiping your tablet, switch on iCloud to sync all of the information that you want to keep.
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They are still down about 22.983 percent since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wiping almost $222.98 billion off the company's market value.
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GOP presidential hopeful Donald Trump has called for "economic independence" and blamed globalization for "totally" wiping out the American middle class.
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You wouldn't sell a smartphone to someone else without wiping your data, so the same should probably go for your car.
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That council, ultimately, had to be abruptly suspended when Italian nationalists captured Rome, wiping out most of the Papal States forever.
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They are still down about 23.16 percent since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wiping almost $23.64 billion off the company's market value.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen. Congratulations!
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Visibly choked up, she put a hand to her heart as she thanked her fans before wiping tears from her eyes.
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When the Leave side won, the pound immediately fell around 10% against the dollar, wiping out many years of bond income.
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Dropbox, like most apps, will take you through various confirmation screens before wiping all trace of your existence from the servers.
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Zenyatta is also a powerful direct attacker, capable of wiping out more than 100 health per second without the Discord boost.
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YouTube's response was that it removed the video every time, and it's getting better at wiping re-uploads from its site.
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The stock was also supported by Marchionne's promise to deliver on his ambitious 2018 targets, including wiping out the company's debt.
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Lila wants sensates to take over the city — when Wolfgang says he's not interested in wiping out homo sapiens, they duel!
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Parenting is hard, and it involves a lot of wiping poop off of surprising surfaces and catching vomit in your hands.
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The armyworms are caterpillars that "march" across the landscape in large groups feasting on young maize plants, wiping out entire fields.
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The Bambino Plus requires attentive maintenance, whether you're washing out the drip tray, or purging and wiping down the steam wand.
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They are broadly and energetically painted, using (apparently) an array of tools for scraping, wiping, splashing, and smearing— nothing unfamiliar there.
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They have each shed at least a fifth of their value, wiping almost A$1 billion from their cumulative market capitalisation.
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It's going to be some time before we need to have a serious ethical debate about wiping out mosquitoes for good.
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Ocean acidification and coral bleaching Considered a crucial barometer of environmental health, ocean acidity is already wiping out entire marine ecosystems.
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Rogoff said that ahead of Brexit, British fishermen had increased scallop trawling, risking wiping out the seafood during their breeding season.
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Then, once all truths are revealed, you actually take the step of wiping Comstock — and the city he built — from existence.
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Concern over the plane's safety has caused aviation authorities to ground the model, wiping billions of dollars off Boeing's market value.
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Shares fell as low as $62.45, before easing to $62.91, off 4.5 percent, wiping out almost all of this year's gains.
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May's proposal sent shockwaves through the industry on Wednesday, wiping millions of pounds off the value of the companies' share prices.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises ecological questions, as it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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It's based on a series of simulations from how a passing planet might be captured without wiping out the Kuiper Belt.
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Whereas the bathroom is subject to mandatory cleanings, no one is guaranteed to be wiping down the tray tables between services.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude gained $1.38, or 2.8 percent to $50.96, wiping out much of last week's 4.6 percent loss.
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" Durham, dabbing at his forehead, as though waking from a trance, said, "You got me wiping myself off with a sock.
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Tonix shares were down 53 percent at $1.03 in late morning trading, wiping about $30 million from the company's market value.
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More intense and frequent weather disasters are wiping out entire harvests, and warmer winters are exposing crops to severe frost damage.
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On Sunday, the veteran stood on stage wiping away tears as he accepted his diploma in front of a cheering crowd.
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Apple's stock is cumulatively down 8.4 percent in the four trading sessions through Tuesday, wiping out $75.6 billion of shareholder value.
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Apple's stock is cumulatively down 7.1 percent in the three trading sessions through Monday, wiping out $63.9 billion of shareholder value.
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More recently, a giant bird of prey flew straight into their windscreen on the German Autobahn, wiping out a £600 deposit.
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KS11 fell, wiping out earlier gains, to stand down 0.03 percent at 2,208.73 points by 0207 GMT (10:07 p.m. ET).
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You should use a patting motion rather than a wiping motion to prevent anal tears, and steer clear of baby wipes.
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"None of them know how to swim," said Nurhayati, wiping away tears at the makeshift crisis center set up by authorities.
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The shares plunged nearly 37 percent to its lowest in three years, wiping 1.3 billion pounds of the company's market capitalisation.
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The dollar fell, wiping out its initial gains, as the oil rally rekindled demand for the euro and commodity-sensitive currencies.
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During the winters of 1995 through 2001 in particular, mites decimated bees across the northern US, wiping out entire beekeeping operations.
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Primates are humans' closest relatives, and according to a new study, we're systematically wiping them off the face of the planet.
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When the drums finally kick in, you may even pump your fists—if you're not wiping away tears with them, anyway.
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That we aren't ritualistically wiping off their crusts like twice a day is an important detail that the simulation got wrong.
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Wiping the floor with a towel under his foot—using his abductors, it appears—with his ankle tied to a Keiser.
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But the state news media treats such cases as vindicating the party, showing that leaders are serious about wiping out corruption.
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In previous quarters, the company's costs increased as it made more cars, wiping out any chance at getting into the black.
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I also recommend, at the beginning of the day, wiping down areas that you're gonna touch often in your work area.
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In San Francisco, BART officials are wiping down their buses and subways with disinfectants, while trying to reassure an anxious public.
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In San Francisco, BART officials are wiping down their buses and subways with disinfectants, while trying to reassure an anxious public.
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"So many more people wearing masks, wiping everything down frantically when they get on the plane," the United flight attendant said.
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He uses a mudroom in his home for this purpose, wiping each container with soap and water before bringing it inside.
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Wiping with a wet towel or pouring water on your footwear is sufficient to remove enough residual fungi to prevent reinfection.
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Brazil's benchmark Bovespa index closed 2.3% lower at 5.003,750 points, wiping out earlier gains and bringing the week's decline to 19%.
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When the timer dings, employees have to complete a specific cleaning task, like wiping down a cash register or soda station.
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Shares of Apple fell 2500% Tuesday, wiping out $24.6 billion in market value and dragging US stocks lower across the board.
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Snapshot: Above, an artist's rendering of a crater left by an asteroid about 66 million years ago, wiping out the dinosaurs.
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The data-wiping worm wrought global havoc, affecting what Europol estimated here was some 200,000 computers in more than 150 countries.
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"If anyone did compromise your phone, you're wiping their foothold and they're going to have to hack back in," Nunnikhoven said.
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Yields increased gradually after the survey result, wiping out an earlier fall to become flat on the day at around -0.21%.
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Shares in the private-sector lender tumbled up to 31.7 percent, wiping as much as $3.1 billion off its market value.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen. Aaaahhh!
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And, in fact, North Korea retaliated by leaking the company's confidential data, wiping data from its computers, and bricking its systems.
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Nyusi described seeing "bodies floating" in the water after two rivers broke their banks "wiping out entire villages" and isolating others.
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Diageo's shares, for example, have fallen over 9% so far this year, wiping around 7 billion pounds off its market value.
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But I was the one wiping away tears in May as I watched him cross the stage to get his diploma.
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Any and all of these things can cause wild fluctuations, wiping out or adding billions in wealth in a single day.
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On one trip, subconsciously racked with guilt, he buys his wife a $3,000 bracelet, thereby wiping out their joint checking account.
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She and Woodfox spent the next ten minutes wiping it up with tissues, at which point they were ready to leave.
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Data out on Monday showed approvals to build new homes slid 8.1% in October, wiping out a promising bounce in September.
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Dubbed "immune amnesia," researchers say measles can undo the protection vaccines provide, wiping out 11% to 73% of patients' protective antibodies.
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" Hillary Clinton, whom it routinely calls "Killary," was "Satan's mop for wiping up the last remaining resistance to him in America.
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Eventually, these conservatives believe, liberalism's quest to make everyone free could culminate in wiping out traditional Christianity and conservative society altogether.
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Despite Wednesday's recovery, Boeing's stock has fallen 10% since the crash, wiping more than $25 billion off the company's market value.
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After they ate McDonald's hamburgers (wiping their hands on their bluejeans) and watched a rerun of "Gunsmoke," they got into bed.
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If your robot is still having trouble navigating, you can also try wiping off the optical sensors with a soft cloth.
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Its shares slumped 8.2 percent, marking its worst day since August 2017 and wiping 1.4 billion pounds off its market value.
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Djokovic opened the day on Court 1 by wiping out Adam Pavlasek, 6-2, 6-2, 303-1, in 94 minutes.
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"Whenever workers feel tired they are told to take breaks," said Mr. Kuromaru, wiping sweat from his brow with a handkerchief.
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The imagery, especially the aerial shots, gives a sense of Mr. Hamilton's precision and how close he comes to wiping out.
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Romanik, who works for KQQZ 1190 AM, was blasting Waka for wiping his ass with a Trump jersey during a concert.
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I notice he is wiping his hands on his jacket every couple of seconds and standing studiously away from the edge.
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They're all like "I told you so"—it's almost like they're wiping their slate clean and we're excused from any behavior.
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They have each shed at least a fifth of their value, wiping almost A$1 billion from their cumulative market capitalization.
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The firm's shares are down 50 percent since the start the year, wiping A$7.5 billion ($5.5 billion) from its market value.
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No, not because there is a malevolent ice king quickly approaching the Stark holdfast with the sole goal of wiping out humanity.
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The U.S. retailer reported abysmal quarterly results, missing expectations and wiping out some $5 billion of stock-market value in the process.
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We only meet these subjects for a few seconds, but don't be surprised if the trailer already has you wiping away tears.
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Essentially, it's a theft protection feature that prevents people from stealing, wiping, and restoring your iPhone or iPad without your explicit permission.
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Watching Jax smile while wiping blood off his face after Sandoval punches him at Sur is something they should show psychopathy profilers.
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You want to keep up with wiping away irritants and mold, so they don't propagate with the humidified air, Dr. Wolbert says.
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"In Japan, there is a concept of really wiping the floor of your entrance, so I do that, as well," Kondo said.
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DeVos seized on AACS's suit, using it as a partial justification to continue the process of wiping out Obama's gainful employment regulations.
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The hotel doesn't mention any security precautions it plans to take for the Echo, like automatically wiping the device's history between guests.
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A glance into the booths of of Citroën and Lexus reveals plenty of handsome car attendants, simultaneously wiping and striking a pose.
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"It's from God, so we must accept his fate; but now I am worried about my daughter," she says, wiping away tears.
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You can cleanse your drying rack by washing the bottom with hot soapy water then wiping it down with a disinfectant wipe.
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The finished down 8.49 points at 18,1.43, wiping out gains of about 75 points higher before the new email probe was announced.
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Steinhoff in December 2017 admitted accounting irregularities, wiping about 85 percent off its market value and throwing it into a liquidity crisis.
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We're still wiping away those tears from last week's video of Millie Bobby Brown rapping about the first season of Stranger Things.
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Ikea has even taken the dramatic step of discontinuing some types of Malm dressers entirely, wiping them from the company's website yesterday.
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Cenovus shares have since fallen about 13 percent to just above C$10, wiping out $6.7 billion in the company's market value.
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No. You need a mechanism of, whether it's the Hebrews have a mechanism of jubilee, the Babylonians has wiping the slate clean.
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The singer deleted her Instagram last summer, wiping her slate clean the same way Taylor Swift did before the release of reputation.
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Vice President director Anne Patricia Sutanto blamed a rise in dollar-denominated costs for wiping out potential gains from the rupiah's plunge.
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When you do, you have the option of saving that user's files and settings or wiping the data entirely from the Mac.
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But eventually the technology will be improved so that Skynet will eventually having no problem infiltrating and wiping out humanity using Terminators.
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In 2016, Google's wiping the slate clean and launching a two-front assault on messaging with two new apps, Allo and Duo.
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The company's shares were down 25.44 percent at $25.54 in afternoon trading on Friday, wiping out $25.47 billion of its market value.
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The ax fell at the film division, wiping away much of the senior leadership at Fox's marketing, distribution and consumer products arms.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)The little boy in the yellow jacket runs and jumps, alternatively waving and wiping the dust off his face.
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The company lost billions in market value in the first few days alone, wiping away a significant portion of Zuckerberg's personal fortune.
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Given that our closest stellar neighbor is 4 light-years away, the odds of a supernovae wiping out the tardigrade is negligible.
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So I just end up wiping down a few tables and arranging stuff and thinking about what I'm going to do later.
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And how does he feel about his old teammate Reggie Bush, the guy responsible for wiping the BCS title off the books?
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We've rounded 'em up, ahead, so you can focus on far more exciting tasks than wiping dried up paint from your fingers.
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Instead of wiping out half of all the humans on Earth, let's remove all human activity from half of the Earth's surface.
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We've over-hunted, destroyed habitats, polluted waterways, and altered the climate by burning fossil fuels, wiping species off the planet for good.
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A new moon in Taurus arrives on April 26, wiping the slate clean around communication issues and bringing some news your way!
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But we could be one step closer to wiping out the diet-limiting and, more importantly, potentially fatal, consequences of peanut intolerance.
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Consider wiping your brow and moving your hand down your face only to find a goddamned piece of shrubbery stuck to it.
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If you can't understand why wiping up stray drops of piss with a sanitary pad is abnormal, you are truly beyond help.
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The idea that the government could help regular people and boost the economy by wiping out debt isn't a brand new one.
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Salazar might be a decaying ex-human, but is his goal of wiping out the pirate threat really such a bad one?
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Then Thompson blew out his knee in the Finals, wiping him off the active roster for up to all of this season.
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"They just thought he had high blood sugar," Dunne-Sosa explains, wiping a tear from her eye as she pats Osorio's arm.
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Kirkman first appears in full dad mode: swigging a beer, munching on popcorn, wiping his glasses on a ratty gray Cornell hoodie.
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A sharp sell-off in energy companies pulled Wall Street indexes modestly lower Wednesday, wiping out small gains from the day before.
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To keep your backside happy, Goldstein recommended using a patting motion rather than a wiping motion and being as gentle as possible.
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This "green rush" of legal marijuana has birthed public cannabis companies that pose a risk in wiping out small, independent marijuana farmers.
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The cabal's goals included wiping out all debt and taking down E Corp, an Allsafe client that is the world's largest corporation.
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In the case of public health issues, eradicating one vector of a disease doesn't always amount to wiping out the disease itself.
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"Nothing," I said, and kept walking, kept stewing, kept wiping away a few tears from under my sunglasses when he wasn't looking.
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This would suggest that people are wiping their hands and mouths with the same stuff that they use for messy wine spills.
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Some people's fear regarding AI is more abstract, the stuff of philosophical treatises and thought experiments about superintelligent AIs wiping us out.
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Shares of Caterpillar fell 4.3 percent on Thursday, wiping out more than $2.4 billion of the Peoria, Illinois-based company's market value.
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Luckily Farideh, our culinary director, snaps some photos of it quickly, because we don't waste any time in wiping that plate clean.
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A months-long gaming freeze last year put a squeeze on Tencent's gaming revenues, wiping billions of dollars from its market cap.
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Dan's all hunky dory on his new gig — until he realizes he's becoming Tom's Gary, getting him coffee and wiping lint away.
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However, the concept of wiping out an entire mosquito species also raises serious ecological questions, since it runs counter to preserving biodiversity.
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In its brief, the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to vacate the appeals court's ruling, wiping it out as a precedent.
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Dr. Pena says washing your hands is more effective than hand sanitizer, and recommends wiping down common areas like keyboards and phones.
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Even so, the shares are down more than 40 percent in the last six months, wiping out almost $13 billion in value.
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They are still down more than 11 percent since the crash in Ethiopia, wiping out over $25 billion off its market share.
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At a 125-person garden ceremony in Deer Valley, Utah, everyone, including the photographer, was wiping down wet seats, Ms. Hagen said.
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The company's stock has dropped more than 13 percent since Friday, wiping out more than $45 billion in J&J's market value.
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After his Saturday round at the World Golf Championships event in Ohio, he stepped to the podium wiping perspiration from his face.
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I'm in the outdoor press seating area right now, where my fellow journalists are all aggressively wiping the perspiration from their foreheads.
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Wiping away tears, the former detective, Sasha Neve, was taken into custody to begin her sentence immediately after the brief court hearing.
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"But by the time I thought about wiping down her seat in the waiting area, someone else had already sat in it."
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The increased cost of fuel is already wiping out a big chunk of the benefit Americans received from the GOP tax cuts.
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The cold killed all the crops, making humans so desperate for survival, that they turned on themselves, wiping out all of mankind.
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Nassar sat and listened on the witness stand, sometimes hiding his head in his hands or wiping away tears with a tissue.
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In October 2019, Typhoon Hagibis took another swipe at the prefecture, wiping out homes and businesses that had been rebuilt since 2011.
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Without a face mask on, wiping sweat off his forehead and speaking to local press, he coughed into a tissue several times.
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The benchmark has tumbled 296.69% this week through Thursday's close, wiping out about A$211 billion ($2437.17 billion) in companies' market value.
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But the president's announcements on Tuesday were mostly aimed at wiping clean the slates of rich, powerful and well-connected white men.
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But the president's announcements on Tuesday were mostly aimed at wiping clean the slates of rich, powerful and well-connected white men.
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Clemson, after wiping out a 10-point deficit in the final two minutes of regulation, scored the first four points of overtime.
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Major Food, with the blessing of Aby Rosen, the building's owner and a partner in the restaurant, is wiping the slate clean.
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Disinfectant wipes are great for wiping down frequently used (and infrequently cleaned) surfaces like TV remotes, to prevent the spread of infections.
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The government floated the currency this month, and it lost nearly 50 percent of its value, wiping out savings and halving salaries.
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The social media giant's stock declined 8.5 percent over the previous three trading sessions, wiping out nearly $45 billion in stock value.
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It was first detected in Asia last August in China, wiping out nearly 40% of pigs in the world's largest pork producer.
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Both contracts fell more than a dollar on Monday, wiping out most of the gains they accrued during a rally on Friday.
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It lifted Mazdzer to second in the standings, while wiping the smile off Loch's face as he stood in the leaders' booth.
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You can try your best to combat this plague yourself by wiping any trace of your Insta information from your Tinder profile.
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Trump's flirtation with wiping Arpaio's dirty slate clean plays in part with his acceptance of white nationalist organizations and openly racist groups.
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Harding refused to revisit league membership; on Lodge's advice, he advocated wiping the slate clean and pursuing a purely Republican foreign policy.
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Its stock extended losses on Tuesday and has fallen 10 percent since Thursday's close, wiping about $330 million from its market value.
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One more thing: washing your hands doesn't mean just running them under water for two seconds and wiping them dry on your pants.
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Banco Popular was wound down by European authorities following a run on the bank, wiping out shareholders and junior bond holders, last week.
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After receiving just 15 out of 30, Barton left the camera frame and was immediately wiping tears as Chigvintsev attempted to comfort her.
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Images circulated on Twitter showed shoes scattered outside what appeared to be the club and people embracing one another, some wiping away tears.
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After carefully removing the bowl, take a sponge and dip it in the vinegar-water solution, and then start wiping down those walls.
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Instead of adding graffiti to the wall like Smith, 49, did in the original footage, Bert is seen wiping graffiti off the wall.
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Shares of the industrial bellwether surged more than 2 percent to begin the week, wiping out some of its year-to-date losses.
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The second post from Chance shows how emotional the moment was, as he appears to be wiping away tears following an extended hug.
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The group went into administration in April, wiping out equity investors, and is now owned by lenders consortium Celine UK NewCo 1 Ltd.
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Moss Bros shares slid 13 percent to seven-year lows in early trade, wiping around 13.5 million pounds off the company's market capitalisation.
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Despite wiping this piece of solid 140 characters or less gold from his account, he probably still hates being responsible for water bottles.
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WHEN an asteroid hit Earth 20163m years ago, wiping out the dinosaurs and 22016% of plant and animal species, it hurt Mexico first.
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A 56-year-old teacher admired by his community is battling a rare and degenerative brain disorder that is quickly wiping his memory.
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But is it really fair to blame the guy for inadvertently enabling Thanos to complete his mission of wiping out half the universe?
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And in the meantime, the study provides even more incentive to wiping out these worms — and the flies that spread them — for good.
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Shares in the 170-year-old company have fallen about 25 percent in recent weeks, wiping out nearly $3 billion in market value.
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"Every chance you got to get inside, you'd go warm up, then head back out," he said, wiping the snow from his gloves.
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GameStop has been decimated this year, losing about 70% of its value and wiping out around $900 million from the company's market cap.
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Some left-leaning voices argue that wiping out college debt — a proposal backed by many progressives — would not accomplish exactly what proponents hope.
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Stripping out seasonal adjustments, oil and gas drillers laid off more than 2.53,000 workers in January, wiping out four years of employment gains.
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It is – and this is not hyperbole – wiping the floor with other representations of adolescence, particularly Netflix siblings 13 Reasons Why and Insatiable.
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The paparazzi documented Robbie's surfing session and they caught an action shot of the star wiping out — with a smile on her face!
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The controversial campaign was aimed at wiping out the drug trade in the Philippines, but has resulted in a huge number of deaths.
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During McEntire's performance, Bush 43 was seen in the front pew wiping tears from his eyes as he sat next to wife Laura.
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"Her legs were like in between his legs," another voice tells Khloé, 34, on the phone as she listens while wiping away tears.
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But French utility EDF fell 12.7 percent, wiping about 2.5 billion euros from its market value, after warning of lower earnings in 2017.
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This culminated in a November purge, wherein the Taliban killed 100 IMU fighters and allegedly captured its leader, wiping out the group entirely.
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Then, remove stains by wiping down the surface with a cloth lightly dampened with cold water and a small amount of upholstery shampoo.
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Samsung's share price is down more than 10% over the last three days, wiping more than $18 billion off the companies market cap.Ouch.
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Debenhams, a British department-store chain, entered a bankruptcy plan under which the business was taken over by creditors, wiping out shareholders' holdings.
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From there, Fnatic couldn't be stopped, wiping out Team Liquid multiple times to get the economy advantage and take the match 2-0.
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Luckily, Jenner accidentally found the perfect metaphor for her poor career choices in the form of wiping out on a recent bike ride.
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While you may be wiping your comments of unwanted adult content, you may also erase sex education or empowering commentary on sexual identity.
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Some were wiping away tears as Fairchild and Schlapman stopped to shake a few of their hands when the two exited the stage.
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But wiping away Stafford Loans ultimately doesn't have an effect on students receiving forgiveness, the analysis says, because their debt is forgiven anyway.
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Bitcoin is currently back above the $1,000 handle, but is well off these recent highs, wiping billions off of its market cap value.
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Today, Pyongyang is a self described "nuclear weapons state", with an arsenal capable of at the very least wiping out its southerly neighbor.
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Clinton's top aides hope to win all six American Samoa delegates -- and think they can -- wiping out Sanders' biggest victory of the campaign.
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Before the election, there was talk of the Republicans wiping out the F-word in order to more easily push their agenda through.
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A video shows the daredevil wiping out, his body skidding across the airport tarmac for several yards, just as he secures the record.
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There are several reasons for targeting holy and historic sites: intimidation of local residents, wiping out of religious differences and gaining international attention.
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Franck Ribery is 32, which in soccer years is basically 85 years old—he's practically wiping the dust off his dentures before eating.
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I am forever moved thinking about Obama, wiping away tears, as he spoke of the Sandy Hook tragedy with such heartache and compassion.
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"I like their milk, especially when I have free time," Charles admits, wiping away a milk mustache with the back of his hand.
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That has resulted in $5 billion of write-downs at TUI and Thomas Cook since 2008, wiping out their profits over that period.
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Concerns over trade have gripped global markets over the past weeks, wiping $1.5 trillion off the MSCI All-Country World since June 12.
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Wiping away Libby's conviction for lying and for obstruction of justice during a special prosecutor's high-profile inquiry is hardly a subtle move.
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The FTSE 100, Britain's main benchmark index, fell 2.63%, wiping out over £100 billion (now $133 billion, previously $150 billion) in market value.
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The mansion itself is well kept, with cleaners busy wiping windows and the constant hum of a lawn mower coming from the garden.
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"I paid off all of the debt by the end of the year 2013," he said, wiping out $68,000 in just three years.
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Every demo I went to started with a poor developer wiping the last user's body fluids off the device before handing it over.
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During his testimony, Nassar victims could be seen in the front rows of the committee room wiping away tears and shaking their heads.
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By that time, most everyone in the room was wiping away pearls of sweat while trying not to splash them on a neighbor.
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"Every time I think about those kids, it gets me mad," he said, wiping away tears during an event in the East Room.
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Global bond markets have sold off in the wake of Trump's election, wiping out more than $22018 trillion in a two day rout.
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