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Meanwhile, Wall Street is hunkered down waiting for more details on the much talked about U.S.-China trade deal; the market has presumably priced in a lot of the benefit, though analysts suspect further gains can be had down the road.

Joined with Earth on lockdown, hunkered down to work.

HUNDREDS of anxious residents on the Big Island of Hawaii have hunkered down for what could be weeks or months of upheaval as the dangers from an erupting Kilauea volcano continued to grow.

The Virgin billionaire, 67, hunkered down with guests at his Necker Island resort.

In Rockport, volunteer fire chief Steve Sims said: "We're still hunkered down and can't go anywhere."

Millions of Syrians are living as refugees abroad, hunkered down in camps in Jordan, eking out a living in Lebanon, isolated in Turkey and five million more inside Syria displaced.

Tens of thousands of customers were without power in Alabama, Kentucky, and Mississippi, and thousands more hunkered down in basements and shelters as The National Weather Service issued watches and warnings for more tornadoes throughout the night in Alabama.

The actress' schedule will be filled for the next two months as director Mohamed Hamdi has her hunkered down for the duration of the project.

With only a live streaming of the video, three days worth of energy drinks, and jokes to run on, the team hunkered down to play various video games to support the ADA.

NEW YORK -- In the chaotic weeks after Superstorm Sandy, nearly 300 stray and displaced pets hunkered down at an emergency shelter set up in a Brooklyn warehouse by the ASPCA.

President Nicolas Sarkozy was hunkered down with his family in Paris yesterday as France prepared to go to the polls today.