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The retailer spent years in court challenging the penalty, settling last month for $1.5 million.
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Since the hurricanes, hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans have moved to the United States, most settling in Florida, at least temporarily.
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But the settling of the colonies was primarily an economic enterprise.
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Fans have reacted strongly to the decision to cast Johnny Depp as the villain, Gellert Grindelwald, after his settling charges of domestic abuse during his contentious divorce in 2015.
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Its harvesting will throw up plumes of silt which, in settling, could swamp the sea floor’s delicate ecosystem.
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Still, cracks happen, whether because of pressure or the natural settling of the house.
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Keane has experienced a turbulent settling in period on Merseyside after securing his £25m move from Burnley in the summer, where changes in management and playing style has left the defender struggling to adjust to his new surroundings.
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But extensive testing and modeling of the piles and raft will ensure that the settling happens evenly, the builders say.
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First Known Use of settling
1594
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