These upsides of copyright abandonment are in sharp contrast to the effects of personal property abandonment.
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Sometimes, however, we seem to confuse the abandonment of a particular hierarchy of sovereignty with an abandonment of democracy.
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And that's not intentional abandonment — she was always there for me, she was always there in the house — but if you're high on painkillers, that's abandonment.
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Not just abandonment by his parents, who dropped him at the gates of an orphanage when he was a boy, but, more fundamentally, abandonment by God.
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This woman's line of thought — that abandonment by members of her church meant abandonment by God — is the sort of confused thinking that suicidal people often engage in.
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"The abandonment of the plains had begun during the late 1800s—even as they were being settled" writes Steve Fitch in his book Gone: Photographs of Abandonment on the High Plains.
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" He warned against forcing Pyongyang into "unilateral nuclear abandonment.
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And Superman — clearly he's working through unresolved abandonment issues.
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The unfairness of her abandonment is too much for her.
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How will Cersei's pregnancy change her reaction to Jaime's abandonment?
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Eventually Gus left, and the explanation for his abandonment varies.
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It is an eerily quiet meditation on abandonment and hope.
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His zeal becomes a belabored metaphor for his own abandonment.
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It's got that mental abandonment, crazy behavior thing going on.
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If so, the abandonment was momentary, just as death is.
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They are repeating the abandonment they felt as a child.
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A way of reducing cat abandonment means everyone's a winner.
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They struggle to maintain relationships and are terrified of abandonment.
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Others slammed Trump for what they characterized as reckless abandonment.
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In the community, there's just this real sense of abandonment.
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It's about the lack of responsibility and the abandonment afterward.
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For Plath, the thought of abandonment was instantaneous and total.
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Cruelty and abandonment and distress peek from beneath every curtain.
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This is the tragic failure of his abandonment of diplomacy.
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Not for him the abandonment of family, property, and sex.
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This has resulted in abortions, killings or abandonment of girls.
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But those tools depend on legal recognition of copyright abandonment.
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But this abandonment would happen slowly, not all at once.
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But beyond that, we encounter vulnerability, abandonment, perhaps even rage.
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It's the abandonment of this goal that I'm objecting to.
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In recent years, Saudi fears have swung decisively toward abandonment.
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But my abandonment of the domestic arts wasn't just pragmatic.
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"Those who are complying with the corresponding regulations on the abandonment of arms, the abandonment of crime, and the respect for law have absolutely nothing to fear," said ruling coalition Senator Jhon Milton Rodriguez.
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Such equivalency makes no sense: Facebook provides something of apparent great value for subscriber abandonment of privacy, while a carrier, such as Verizon, can require such abandonment for the privilege of becoming a paying customer.
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And the feeling of abandonment among some Kurds here is palpable.
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Part of the abandonment has to do with these devices' accuracy.
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Kat is cuffed and arrested, and feels betrayed by Adena's abandonment.
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But America may come to regret its abandonment of budget principles.
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However, as with Facebook and social media, backlash doesn't mean abandonment.
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They see such a project as an abandonment of the Gospel.
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Brian is charged with failure to report abuse, neglect or abandonment.
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They're jocular fellows, but they're not complicated women with abandonment issues.
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The word "eclipse" is derived from the Greek term for abandonment.
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She read Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels of friendship, becoming, and abandonment.
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Mr Trump's abandonment of the Kurds was an equally textbook blunder.
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She can be petulant about what she sees as her abandonment.
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It makes sense that the abandonment of beauty would accompany deskilling.
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In what ways can human interaction lead to seal pup abandonment?
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Bugs and abandonment have reduced the palms to rows of stumps.
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Old-age homes still carry the stigma of abandonment and destitution.
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Urban Dictionary's abandonment of that edict afforded it a rebel spirit.
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Risking further pain and fresh abandonment by starting over with us.
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This abandonment did not apparently pain the sisters, accustomed to nannies.
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Both have yet to recover from their mother's abandonment years ago.
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The wound of that abandonment informs everything Ramesh thinks about himself.
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She was persistently traumatized by feelings of abandonment from her childhood.
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He is right to be worried about U.S. abandonment of Afghanistan.
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Sentinel also assumes $100 million in future abandonment costs for the properties.
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After his abandonment, he never reached out during their 20-year estrangement.
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" Admitting frustration and bewilderment, the royal says Trump's treaty abandonment "is incomprehensible.
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She could potentially face child abandonment or child neglect charges, police said.
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This would likely depress his poll numbers further, leading to more abandonment.
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Trump's abandonment of America's traditional allies angers many progressives I spoke with.
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Many families fear being accused of callous abandonment, whatever the patient's wishes.
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It is the definition of unfairness and abandonment of the next generation.
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He even nearly sheds a tear over his "abandonment" of his ex.
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"Happy abandonment day" Oliver wrote, tagging his sister Kate in the post.
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There will be no broad-scale abandonment of Trump by the GOP.
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She was always protecting herself from the scars of her early abandonment.
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This learning leads to an eventual abandonment of whatever that behavior is.
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This is the nothingness of self-abandonment, This is one becoming many.
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Leases will be forfeited and meaningful plugging and abandonment liabilities will build.
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Sketches, lines, underpaintings, halts and starts, anxiety and abandonment are all visible.
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JULIETA Pedro Almodóvar tackles guilt, fear and abandonment in his newest drama.
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She was already phobic, pathologically afraid of heights and travel—and abandonment.
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I don't, unfortunately, feel like that abandonment is there all the time.
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And no institution is guiltier of this abandonment than the political parties.
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Even so, he will be vulnerable to prosecution and abandonment by allies.
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Trump is afraid of abandonment, so he tosses his base red meat.
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Earlier, business leaders blanched at Trump's abandonment of Obama's Paris climate accord.
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It can suggest melancholy, abandonment, or resignation; certainly something is (literally) askew.
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The English word eclipse comes from the Greek ἔκλειψις, ekleípō: disappearance, abandonment.
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Indeed, Duchamp's abandonment of painting following his rejection by the Cubist group is highlighted as a main connecting link with Dalí, though an extremely tenuous one; while Duchamp's abandonment was life-long, Dalí's lasted less than a year.
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Trump's critics have often answered his viciousness with their own viciousness, his abandonment of norms with their abandonment, his fear-mongering with their fear-mongering, his unwillingness to speak to the whole of the country with their own parochialism.
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Hannah grapples with her abandonment: "Did you try to find me?" she asks.
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The company cut its development, exploration and abandonment expenditure to $300-$310 million.
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Trust will come more easily, as anxieties over loss and abandonment fade way.
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As we learned in Split, Kevin's DID was exacerbated by his father's abandonment.
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Elaine previously refuted Ng and Autumn's claims about abandonment to the website Coconuts.
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The first, and most personally onerous, was the abandonment of a chronological timeline.
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But his abrupt abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria unleashed its anxieties.
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Stoddard's mother divorced his father for abandonment when Stoddard was a teen-ager.
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Part of it comes from her mother's experience and abandonment as a child.
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Grigsby was charged with abandonment of a corpse and tampering with physical evidence.
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It may also conjure our infant vulnerabilities and post-birth fears of abandonment.
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The closures mostly reflect Walmart's wholesale abandonment of its small "Walmart Express" stores.
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In modern Arab lore, Britain's abandonment of the Arab Revolt epitomises Albion's perfidy.
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She pleaded guilty to child abandonment in June and was sentenced to jail.
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Each abandonment was the occasion of bitter fights, mutinies, and accusations of betrayal.
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So it's not-- it is not the abandonment of human judgement into technology.
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Perhaps for some readers, this abandonment of total self-transformation is sad-trombone.
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This is about their perceived feelings of abandonment and disrespect from their government.
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This allows for the "complete and total" abandonment of feces when you poop.
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No need to give anyone abandonment issues by pulling a disappearing act, though.
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And once the abandonment occurs, that seal pup is not going to survive.
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Not official theaters, but places that conveyed that sense of abandonment, of desolation.
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Where she found abandonment, she also found communities of great warmth and resilience.
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It was an utter abandonment of the principles the U.N. should abide by.
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Still others have imposed stringent restrictions after cases of child transfers and abandonment.
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We began by tracking down every published court decision that discussed copyright abandonment.
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Aside from recognizing abandonment, it's worth considering whether the law should encourage it.
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Would there be time, I fretted, to ask about his childhood abandonment issues?
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The sense of abandonment has fueled the formation of self-defense vigilante groups.
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But needling him for elite Republicans' abandonment was a nice, and smart, moment.
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"It's hardly a wholesale abandonment of sex, but it is a downturn," Regnerus says.
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I haven't forgotten about their abandonment, but I'm not going to cut them off.
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Of course to me as a child, it was a clear case of abandonment.
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Throughout his childhood he faced abandonment, multiple homes, homelessness, and witnessed a violent murder.
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COTI aims to reduce high checkout abandonment rates and eliminate uncertainty while shopping online.
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This lingering abandonment concern can be compounded by darkness and truly unnerve your companion.
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From here, Radtke explores abandonment in its more literal, observable manifestation: cities of ruin.
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Rebirth, in his theory, actually requires the dramatic abandonment of the existing political order.
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The crime of child abandonment is punishable by up to 12 months in prison.
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Dorothy's childhood was a horror of abandonment by her own parents --at age 218.
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The feelings of loss and abandonment are just as real as any romantic breakup.
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My fear of abandonment often propels me to test the devotion of romantic partners.
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Feelings of abandonment and vulnerability can bubble up because your partner isn't physically around.
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Hall has been charged with burglary and abandonment or concealment of dead body parts.
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Saudi Arabia is being combative partly because of its fear of abandonment by America.
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But at the time, Maggie's abandonment of responsibility was all I could think about.
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Though many voters feel this way, the sense of abandonment is sharper with youth.
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Few are going to trust the word of the U.S. leadership after this abandonment.
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Every Christian we met in Iraq expressed a sense of abandonment by the West.
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As a result, only the shrill are heard, fueling the cycle of civic abandonment.
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What worries me is how industry will respond to EPA's abandonment of tough enforcement.
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He struggled with "issues of abandonment and self-medication," including bouts with heavy drinking.
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Many Poles, including the heroic former president Lech Walesa, interpreted that as an abandonment.
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This helps shoppers feel more comfortable with their purchases and reduces shopping cart abandonment.
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The Aqua Virgo, which flowed largely underground, went through periods of abandonment and revival.
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It will make you have an internal feeling of not having anyone, isolation, abandonment.
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"It repeated the pattern of abandonment at the worst time possible," the memo said.
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The baby remains hospitalized as police search for anyone with information regarding her abandonment.
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" In their statement, Engel and his counterparts called the "abandonment" of the Kurds "wrong.
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However understandable the frustration, the thoughtless abandonment of the region would be self-defeating.
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Karl just took it too far with a lame social commentary about paternal abandonment.
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Its worst nightmare is the fear of American abandonment for a new regional partner.
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The higher the copay, the higher the rate of "prescription abandonment," the study found.
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Trump, to hear Flake tell it, was a total abandonment of Republican core principles.
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It was a show about grief and abandonment; on those subjects, it was sincere.
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Thriving on our abandonment of positive principles, radical messaging has recently found surprising resonance.
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Barack Obama's nuclear deal and his abandonment of sanctions meant boom times in Tehran.
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But the triumph of the report-abuse model marked the abandonment of that ambition.
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Blair and Clinton insist that their abandonment of progressives was crucial to their victories.
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The photographs featured in the exhibit have their own history of abandonment and salvage.
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The abandonment of an attempt to ask a citizenship question on the census was humiliating.
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"The Supreme Court is a co-conspirator in the abandonment of the Constitution," he said.
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"Abandonment was never an option," says Hart, who split her mother's rent with her sister.
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Examples include the fake death of a parent or severe abandonment or shaming for mistakes.
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Some smaller, shrewder developers have capitalized on the mistreatment or total abandonment of classic properties.
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And abandonment by the biggest big box store in the States was insult to injury.
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Rape victims often suffer stigma, social isolation and even, like Gloria, abandonment by their families.
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New Zealand was able to play on British guilt over its abandonment of the Commonwealth.
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Nike is considered one of the companies that may be hurt by abandonment of TPP.
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Is he seeking revenge, or just to be released from the spiritual anguish of abandonment?
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As long as the baby is unharmed, the parent will not be prosecuted for abandonment.
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Each individual wades through feelings of abandonment, worry, and ownership over the Richard they knew.
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C.C. approval of this unnecessary merger would be an abandonment of its public interest responsibilities.
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It is within these unpopulated American pockets, vaguely haunted by abandonment, that raw emotion resonates.
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She begins from her earliest memories, vividly capturing poverty, abandonment, and a subsequent convent upbringing.
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But there's no precedent for Trump's head-spinning and wholesale abandonment of his predecessor's policies.
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Not in the abandonment of allies and basic decency in how we treat other humans.
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Despite their longtime partnership with the US, Kurdish fighters in Syria were wary of abandonment.
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Or, for progressives, like an abandonment of the values we have committed ourselves to defend.
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In southwestern North Dakota, abandonment has been "guessed at 40 to 43 percent," Green said.
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Other times animals form emotional attachments to other species when they've experienced loss or abandonment.
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The sudden abandonment prevented that, and Middlesex was deducted 2 points, much to its displeasure.
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Her parents were frantic dissemblers who struggled to conceal scandals of illegitimacy, abandonment and institutionalization.
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A neuromuscular disorder causing weakness in her legs contributed to her abandonment of wall painting.
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State Department officers seethe at America's abandonment of its values, but political appointees overrule them.
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And analysts called the decision an abandonment of key allies and a boon for ISIS.
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We follow Olga, the protagonist of "The Days of Abandonment," through unsettling humiliation and distress.
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Some scholars question the bureau's abandonment of techniques like swapping in favor of differential privacy.
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She's a young woman haunted by the ghosts of rape, abuse, incest, abandonment and addiction.
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Take a look at these photos that capture metropolitan abandonment in the wake of coronavirus.
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Abandonment, homelessness, fickle boyfriends and thoughts of suicide were among the "downs" other students mentioned.
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And a push to reunite the company with CBS, then the abandonment of that plan.
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Maybe it has been left behind, and the dance is one of distress, abandonment, fear.
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As an adult, the narrator still weighs the harm caused by his abandonment and dislocation.
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No one embodies the abandonment of this worldview more than Donald "Dump 'em all" Trump.
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But the abandonment of a federal childcare program made the independence of poor women impossible.
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It also projected the same sense of abandonment that comes from years of pointless war.
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"With Dolan, there was an abandonment of the people and no pastoral sensitivity," she said.
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After enduring decades of abandonment, blight and crime, the area has begun to bounce back.
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The constant war and complete abandonment by the international community has created a humanitarian catastrophe.
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The funny thing about a sense of abandonment is that more often than not, anger follows.
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Wild, 56, was arrested and taken into custody for mistreatment of animals and abandonment of animals.
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According to new legal docs, the company filed an abandonment of its trademark application in November.
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But Noah's occasional abandonment of jokes in favor of frank commentary made for some stunning moments.
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So it felt like death was the higher form of abandonment that I was writing about.
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Trump has insisted that his policy does not constitute an abandonment of America's Syrian Kurdish allies.
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Mr. Macron said political change was inevitable, but it should not mean abandonment of democratic principles.
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That marked a remarkable abandonment of the department's traditional role of defending laws passed by Congress.
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Hearing about his dad's abandonment was heartbreaking, and I don't blame him for being so guarded.
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And in the West, people talk of decline, abandonment, lost ways of life, and fleeing youth.
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We see faces whose eyes bespeak loneliness and abandonment, because their hands are creased with wrinkles.
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I previously read The Days of Abandonment in one day because her style is so captivating.
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The science calls for a near-abandonment of fossil fuels this century to avert runaway warming.
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Champagne was further found guilty of kidnapping and two counts of abandonment/concealment of a body.
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Daniel Caesar broaches reconciliation and abandonment, as well as God and god and man and woman.
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This led to an overwhelming defeat in the Polish parliament and consequent abandonment of the proposal.
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That may help extend the life of a well that would otherwise be slated for abandonment.
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Hardliners might now push for an abandonment of the referendum in favor of civil disobedience tactics.
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" "It's emblematic of the abandonment of the national Democratic Party for things like the labor movement.
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To not do so would be an abandonment of the Department of Defense's national security responsibilities.
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He added that the comments are directly related to Trump's abandonment of long standing European ties.
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They viewed Mr. Trump's comments on NATO as an abandonment of America's most significant alliance relationship.
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The last guy I dated was pretty depressed and projected his fears of abandonment onto me.
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Her family burns her passport, holding her under threat of abandonment, public humiliation and even death.
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I can't understand the wholesale abandonment of American values by so many, many, many, many people.
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A virtuoso of obsession and abandonment, Fukase was one of the signal photographers of postwar Japan.
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A feeling of abandonment could further increase the risk to soldiers working closely with Afghan partners.
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Sociologists use the term "precarity" to describe this abandonment, this depriving people of a livable life.
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Is it a symbol of intimacy or commitment, the freedom to fight without fear of abandonment?
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Today the city is staring down the same problems as much of Detroit: crime, abandonment, disinvestment.
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The reason behind this abandonment of defending human rights has been the need for Saudi oil.
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Right now, they are learning a terrible lesson in abandonment in the wake of broken relationships.
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Critics were less kind, condemning the envoys' presence as a "shameful" abandonment of the Palestinian cause.
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The non-Never Trumper Republican establishment is royally pissed at the president's abandonment of the Kurds.
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President Trump's abandonment of fiscal responsibility will prove disastrous — whether we think about it or not.
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And for the rest of his life he pursued this theme of abandonment in his films.
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Cook and Blue were charged with child abandonment for leaving the infant unattended, the statement said.
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The first goal fell short, and China was content to see America's humiliating abandonment of Vietnam.
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Arriving at the opposite of a subtle trend does not entail its abandonment — who would notice?
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Unfortunately, Social Democracy's de-proletarianisation and the abandonment of its traditional platform cannot be easily reversed.
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When it comes to personal property, like couches and paperbacks, the law allows abandonment, within limits.
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For some, like the Smithsonian, the answer is rooted in the broad public benefits of abandonment.
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The child's leaving home is not an abandonment; it is heroic — he is saving the village.
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Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, called for the abandonment of a two-state solution altogether.
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In Riyadh, this fear of abandonment is one of several factors driving erratic Saudi decision-making recently.
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Sure, they've shared years of love and growth, but those years included infidelity, immaturity, lies, and abandonment.
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Even his most upbeat solo hits, like "You Can Call Me Al", are really songs of abandonment.
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The fourth D is the "dealignment" of politics, meaning the abandonment by voters of their usual party.
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If this was allowed, it could go a long way to curtail the issues with app abandonment.
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"It's going from abandonment to building a new reality every day," Macri said in the campaign ad.
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The first is the abandonment of farmland, especially in high, parched places where nothing grows terribly well.
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But the discovery adds another tragic twist to a life of abandonment and abuse for the girl.
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I've also found that setting a time to check-in can help assuage an ex's abandonment fears.
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Child abandonment rates climbed as parents became too distracted by our website to care for their offspring.
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The London-listed company cut its development, exploration and abandonment expenditure for 2017 to $300-$310 million.
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The game contains some adult dialogue (some swearing) and themes (death, abandonment), and some minor horror elements.
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A truth was established, and a foundation of justice constructed that would withstand even a long abandonment.
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Despite our recent abandonment of such free-market solutions, these types of policies have previously been successful.
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And so the abandonment of upstart emerging-growth "disrupters" by investors goes beyond consumer Internet contenders, though.
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Military leaders say Trump's abandonment of an ally in the fight against ISIS is a grave mistake.
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He said leaving Facebook and Messenger is simply finishing his abandonment of the company and its platforms.
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"Gringo" retirees share a sense of economic abandonment not only by the state but also by society.
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And are clubs still places where that sense of abandonment we like connect with them actually possible?
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It's sort of just too much for her to process and she has this feeling of abandonment.
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So Prince Mohammed's abandonment of traditional dress for meetings on social media may have caused some trepidation.
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But in Spring 2017, Ms. McBride said, the agency said that death was not akin to abandonment.
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"Internal Structure of Stars" is Gowery's maudlin autobiographical tale of abandonment at 11 by his tubercular parents.
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"Forgive me for embracing freedom with abandonment in my life," they sang, then cheered for Hong Kong.
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Seoul even began a covert nuclear weapons program to defend itself in the event of American abandonment.
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Men who kill their female partners often cite jealousy, drinking and fears of abandonment, the study found.
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Abandonment has been hastened by the fact that their local MPs are batting for the other side.
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In some regions of Portugal, he added, "we face a situation of complete abandonment of the forest."
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By offering the installment plans, these startups say that retailers can increase sales and minimize cart abandonment.
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Violence, divorce, bullying, class conflict, depression, displacement, illness, grief, homophobia, abandonment, isolation, money worries and suicide attempts.
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They constitute more an abandonment of Trump's own prior agenda than a break with the congressional GOP.
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Others lament the abandonment of liberal values or acknowledge that doomsayers finally may have been proven right.
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Syrian Kurds pelted withdrawing U.S. forces with potatoes in anger over their abandonment by Washington on Monday.
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The Alta was built in 1976 and donned the Tanzanian flag at the time of its abandonment.
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God, Allah or Yahweh are the light of the world; to be in darkness is an abandonment.
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Phillips-Fein makes a convincing argument that the city's abandonment of its liberal ideals was a choice.
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Una is as much in love with the reality of Ray as she is with his abandonment.
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Bulgarian politicians have persecuted civil society groups that have criticized their abandonment of the rule of law.
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"It's nothing less than the abandonment of Renault's rights over its main asset," Dessaint said on Tuesday.
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Any disruption in this structure—whether from adultery, abuse, indifference, or abandonment—must be set to rights.
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Instead, she warns Alex to brace herself for total abandonment: Prepare to be left in the dust.
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Rio has quickly become the latest, and perhaps the most striking, case of unfulfilled promises and abandonment.
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Grace Meng agreed, calling Ross's refusal to testify "an abandonment of his responsibilities" as the Commerce secretary.
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What would be surprising — and dangerous — would be an abandonment of the 85033 NPR nuclear security goals.
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And Knausgaard's abandonment of literary conceit is itself a literary conceit, albeit one of a higher order.
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Many Poles see the uprising as a tale of both abandonment by the U.S. and Russian nefariousness.
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Their struggle with economic abandonment and an incomplete health-care system demands airing, understanding, and political solutions.
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Triad of abandonment Trump's Paris announcement needs to be seen through a broader lens as well, as part of a triad of abandonment -- including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Iran nuclear deal -- that the President has engineered with little regard for the impact on America's diplomatic standing.
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You think you're making something up, and suddenly, you realize: Oh no, here it comes again: the abandonment.
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Now, if I hear those first few bars I get that same feeling of complete abandonment and heartbreak.
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That is, I am not saying evolved drives confer a license to infidelity or abandonment of one's partner.
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Trinidad was arrested for attempted murder and child abandonment; she was transported to a local hospital, Lopez says.
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New buildings are still being built — a sign of enduring hope despite the many desolate images of abandonment.
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As for the complete abandonment of the fort, it may have been left as dire warning to others.
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In a way, it's reminiscent of the way Haruki Murakami books question the dichotomy of abandonment and belonging.
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We're living in a strange moment, and it demands first of all the abandonment of a certain cynicism.
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But the one thing they have in common is the "slow agony" of abandonment, as some villagers say.
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Broodthaers reminds us how abandonment can keep alive the poetic impulse, and carry it through to unsuspected places.
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"At the moment he isn't up for rehoming while our investigation into his abandonment is ongoing," Butler explains.
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They're upset about the Trump regime's abandonment of the Paris Accord, a climate agreement with near universal support.
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If other countries interpret Mr Trump's trade policy as abandonment of the WTO, all hell could break loose.
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For developers, Google promises this change will deliver faster checkouts, more conversions, reduced cart abandonment, and increased sales.
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The abandonment of the INF treaty is the most urgent reason to ask questions about the nuclear future.
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This would be an extremely high rate of abandonment and would tie 1983 for third-highest since 1970.
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Wheat tour scouts have drastically overestimated the likely abandonment in Kansas in each of the past five years.
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He may not be capable of endorsing Clinton, because it would mean the abandonment of his Republican Party.
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The first three each face charges of 1st-degree murder, armed criminal action and abandonment of a corpse.
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His abandonment of the TPP will simply accelerate China's displacement of America as the world's leading economic power.
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Despite this widespread abandonment of the national beverage, Yorkshire Tea, Britain's third most popular tea brand, seems unfazed.
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An AER spokesman said abandonment costs varied between wells and he could not speculate on the total cost.
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After all the rejection and abandonment he's been through, it is pretty great to see this kid embraced.
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Detroit's sudden abandonment of the three-point and free-throw lines this season is cause for mild concern.
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But for many, the path to building that resilience is paved with anxiety, feelings of abandonment, and depression.
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Russia makes a parallel case over the U.S.'s abandonment of its former Kurdish allies in northeastern Syria.
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Mr Trump's recent abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria not only reinforced this, but also undermined NATO.
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And Lufax's reported P2P abandonment is because of its own struggles to meet these new requirements, per Reuters.
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Anything less is not only an abandonment of American leadership but a moral stain which we cannot abide.
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Deja has experienced abandonment from both of her parents and must deal with the emotional fallout of that.
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It is unlikely that those voters were betting on an abandonment of American values in favor Russian interests.
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These beautiful images convey the young girl's fear of abandonment and her imaginative means of sustaining her attachment.
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Badawi narrowly avoided the charge of "apostasy" — abandonment of the religion of Islam — which carries the death penalty.
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"Graham also told Axios on Sunday that Trump's abandonment of Kurdish allies was "dishonorable" and a "sh-tshow.
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A number of factors can lead to a pool's abandonment, from mismanagement to natural disasters to political unrest.
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Bill Clinton's initial abandonment of the themes that he campaigned on in 1992 was, in fact, more important.
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She movingly conveys the heartache that accompanies the abandonment of one way of life in search of another.
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Michelle Goldberg says poor execution and the abandonment of liberal-democratic values are hobbling the administration's China hawkishness.
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Our new line should be: Afghanistan is a major non-NATO ally; abandonment is out of the question.
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Mr. Trump's abandonment of the deal effectively left them with only one means of pursuing that goal — confrontation.
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In the three centuries following Michelangelo's time, the Altissimo quarries went through cycles of abandonment and re-discovery.
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Svetlana dwells less on her father's evil than on her own wrongdoing in the abandonment of her children.
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This failure, this abandonment of curiosity, this rampant intolerance, this blindness, increases the likelihood of Trump's re-election.
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"It was shameful and disgraceful and an abandonment of the rule of law," Mr. Sessions said in 2015.
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Martin was initially charged with several counts, including attempted murder, assault, child abandonment, child endangerment and weapons possession.
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Brooks has been charged with abandonment or abuse of a child resulting in death, a first-degree felony.
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Indeed, after decades of blight and abandonment, developers are now pouring money into speculative investments in the Bronx.
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She overcame a childhood marked by abandonment and mistreatment and somehow managed not to become bitter or broken.
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At its core, Rocketman is a story of a boy struggling with a devastating sense of loneliness and abandonment.
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Trump's abandonment of the fight against climate change has not revived the coal industry, which keeps closing unprofitable facilities.
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The bottle of booze, the old-timey sensibility, the pervading sense of abandonment—it's all conveyed on this cover.
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We have a discussion about old kings and queens, as well as the abandonment issues surrounding my father's absence.
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App abandonment is also climbing, and app installs are only up 22 percent year-over-year, the report states.
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When you suffer from abandonment issues, everything is about control and making sure you never get left behind again.
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It's actually rather beautiful, now that I think about it — an adoption of traits on the edge of abandonment.
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In Aleppo, the sense of abandonment by the West has driven more moderate groups into the arms of JFS.
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For pro-choice residents, such massive economic infrastructure threatening to leave the state might feel like abandonment or punishment.
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Her experience of abandonment is reflective of a culture where men are validated by others for having extramarital affairs.
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I, for one, don't want to be a part of this exploitation, betrayal and abandonment of boys and men.
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We thought: What if she has kids with us and regrets it—would she feel some sense of abandonment?
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His feelings of abandonment growing up fatherless flood over him, and he can do little to control his outrage.
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I wish every night out sounded like this—a fluid, reckless abandonment of the grey, tired landscapes of 2016.
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Hendel says partners can mistake this behavior for abandonment, which can trigger feelings of insecurity, self-consciousness, and confusion.
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I.O.'s willingness to make common cause with him as an abandonment of their members and the federation's principles.
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As much as half of $194 billion in planned chemical industry investment could be vulnerable to delay or abandonment.
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It followed a flurry of recent articles in medical journals documenting and bemoaning patients' abandonment of traditional osteoporosis drugs.
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The tale echoes the movie's first story, of immigration and abandonment, resolving "Kaos" on a note of poignant lyricism.
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People feel a little better as a result, because loneliness, abandonment, is the great fear in our individualist age.
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Abandonment and expulsion is also a problem, with experts saying many women are left landless as well as loveless.
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" (Abandonment issues, as I understand it.) I just this moment remembered Kevin from "We Need to Talk About Kevin.
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The American people owe their support and solidarity to the Kurdish people, but U.S. inaction is threatening outright abandonment.
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The prosecutor's office requested charges be changed to abandonment and helplessness, punishable by one to three years in prison.
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The feeling of being disenfranchised, of injustice, and even abandonment is present among a large number of our citizens.
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Allergies to cats from cat owners, their families, partners, and friends is a leading cause of pet cat abandonment.
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Just weeks later, prosecutors filed charges against the Barnetts on the alleged neglect and abandonment of Natalia in 2013.
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A withdrawal would give back all that we have achieved and would be an abandonment of our Kurdish allies.
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It's a deep hurt that Ren, who uses dance to cope with his abandonment issues, recognizes in his foil.
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Promiscuity, impulse control, an ungodly fear of abandonment, trouble with relationships, both romantic and otherwise, and severe body dysmorphia.
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This forced separation, what my childhood self experienced as abandonment, remains an invisible brand stamped between my shoulder blades.
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Residents had lashed out at what they said was Brazil's near-abandonment of museums and other basic public services.
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My reaction is to be very, very critical of the abandonment of America's historic role as a humanitarian leader.
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Sometimes it is teachers trying to help students overcome the traumas they've suffered from some adult's abuse or abandonment.
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Based on the novel "My Abandonment," by Peter Rock, "Leave No Trace" opens up gradually, much like Tom does.
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But he reached that point only after years of resentment and therapy to work through his feelings of abandonment.
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The act is metaphorically rich to an almost absurd degree, resonant with domestic disasters that include abandonment and divorce.
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Many at home and abroad have condemned Mr. Trump's decision as a cruel abandonment of faithful allies in need.
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Do they imply circumstances that called for the abandonment of rank and a reassignment of cabins in a crisis?
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It's the absoluteness of my abandonment of Chinese, undertaken with such determination that it is a kind of suicide.
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Prompted by DeVon, he outlined his life, presenting his abandonment and adoption as obstacles faced and, by degrees, overcome.
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Hazardous smoke from the fires forced the abandonment of a Big Bash match in the nation's capital on Dec.
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Anger is not enough to explain the disillusionment voters feel toward the party establishment and its abandonment of conservatism.
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Russia's new leverage over Israel, reflects a shocking abandonment of past objectives and strategic disengagement from the Middle East.
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"For those who truly care about #ethics, ignoring our current #conductatthetop requires abandonment of conscience," she tweeted last month.
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Abandonment of NAFTA would weaken the entire North American region and shift global economic power to Europe and Asia.
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Alex Wong/Getty Images Democrats have called this blanket refusal a reckless abandonment of the Senate's constitutional responsibility. Sen.
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Joseph, who is Finn's ex-husband, has been charged with kidnapping, neglect or abandonment and child endangerment, court records state.
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The feelings of anger toward God, of spiritual abandonment or questioning God's power are also strongly related to complex bereavement.
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I couldn't watch the typical breakup films and TV shows that would have distracted me from the pain of abandonment.
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By examining ratios of carbon isotopes, the scientists found saltwater incursion into the area, which coincided with the village's abandonment.
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That would aggravate two big threats to its security: bullying by an emboldened Russia and abandonment by an exasperated America.
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But he backed the moderates' push for solutions at the ballot box given what he deemed Maduro's "abandonment" of responsibilities.
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Olivia Jade revised her trademark applications after officials warned it would be in danger of abandonment due to poor punctuation.
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"He chose not to be with us or see us or be a father," he said of his father's abandonment.
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In the lawsuit, they are accused of refusing to pay for repairs, failure to pay taxes and, generally, of abandonment.
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"But what they fear more is abandonment, that one day we will all turn our backs and leave them alone."
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Mr. Trump endorsed Britain's abandonment of the European Union and hailed the vote during a stop in Scotland on Friday.
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In 2014, Ms. Dabbs was arrested on charges of child abandonment and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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Although most of the castle is decaying from years of abandonment, you can still see touches of its incredible design.
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Yet even these figures indicate some abandonment of Trump: White evangelicals supported previous Republican nominees by even more lopsided figures.
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"They've made something that was simple, complex," Brown added, referring to the abandonment of the one-hit, one-point system.
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Any pooling program has the potential to reduce the abandonment of loyalty points, since sharing makes them easier to redeem.
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There's greater satisfaction in respecting our differences, but not letting them prevent agreements that don't require abandonment of core principles.
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Nationalists hope for the abandonment of the globalist project, and a revitalization of the centuries-old order of independent nations.
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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) jointly with UNICEF leads the largest global program to accelerate the abandonment of FGM.
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While the new study lends additional support to the abandonment of the low-fat, low-fun diet—cheeseburgers for all!
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People who fear abandonment and have trouble managing stress have a harder time in relationships that depart from traditional monogamy.
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Her mother ran away when Cora was a little girl, and that feeling of abandonment has haunted her ever since.
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I'd said I was sorry before, but the words didn't reach the bottom of an experience as deep as abandonment.
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"Hurricane Maria was a virtual abandonment of the people of Puerto Rico," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement last week.
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This abandonment is made possible by a massive empathy gap -- our inability to see ourselves in those who are incarcerated.
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How is such an abandonment and subsequent fraudulent awarding of course grades normalized as partial completion of an MFA degree?
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Ms. Byars's award-winning children's books, including "The Summer of the Swans" and "The Night Swimmers," often dealt with abandonment.
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In Season 2, we incorporated aspects of how my mother had a psychiatric illness and the consequences of unintentional abandonment.
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The feeling of isolation and abandonment will make you think about walking right out of their lives all from betrayal.
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The company sees the abandonment of these segments by others as an opportunity to grab market share, which it has.
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It is an unusually brutal story, containing accounts of child abandonment, cannibalism and the unexplained death of the protagonists' mother.
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Like so many of the others, it has been preserved by the very forces that doomed it: poverty and abandonment.
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" He then turned to Mr. Trump's abandonment of the Kurds, America's longtime ally in fighting ISIS, shouting: "This is shameful!
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United States military forces and American politicians have expressed anguish and anger at the president's abandonment of the Syrian Kurds.
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The move is seen by critics as an abandonment of U.S. Kurdish allies that will put their lives at risk.
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But Rosenstein's abandonment of the basic principles of ethical government should remind everyone of the risks of joining Team Trump.
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One of them is China, which aims to fill the void created by Trump's abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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"We cannot say for sure yet if this signifies the wholesale abandonment by the U.S. of the Kurds," said Seçkin.
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But to the pantheon of complaints children lodge against their parents (affairs, abandonment, forgotten birthdays), I'm adding this: unbridled optimism.
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Child abandonment was once routine; in Ancient Rome, 20 to 40 percent of babies were left to die of exposure.
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The ancient Greeks thought of a solar eclipse as an act of abandonment, a terrible crisis and an existential threat.
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Why would any feminist think it is a moral advance for women to imitate male abandonment of the vulnerable through abortion?
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With an abandonment rate of 11 percent, just 8.1 million acres (3.3 million hectares) were harvested last year, the NCC said.
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I can let go with more abandonment here, and I have a rug over the carpet to protect the home flooring.
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Sadly, exotic animal ownership often ends with abandonment when humans can't (or don't know how to) care for the creatures anymore.
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Politically, it will be seen as evidence of Trump's abandonment of Europe and will have a devastating effect on America's allies.
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But that was down to a change in policy; the abandonment of the Swiss National Bank's cap on the franc's strength.
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This could ultimately lead to the abandonment of the ISS even before 2025, when American funding is expected to run out.
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" And the 24 state attorneys general called it "an abandonment of important principles of consumer protection in exchange for illusory benefits.
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I ran across the border seeking refuge from abandonment, desperate to leave behind me those feelings of being unwanted and unloved.
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Whether their fear of abandonment is founded or not — after all, YouTube still relies heavily on its homegrown talent — doesn't matter.
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When it was established, these 200 hectares of land—practically an entire hillside—were in the grips of degradation and abandonment.
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The unmistakable lesson is that the group's abandonment of Democrats has something to do with white Southerners' anger over civil rights.
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She is facing up to 12 years in prison: two years for child endangerment and 10 years for neglect or abandonment.
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The Republican Party has always had a complicated relationship with immigration reformers, but this near-total abandonment was something very new.
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I reached out to Shannon to discuss fears of abandonment, Catholic guilt, and whether or not adoption is a feminist issue.
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Fuzhou police said in a statement Thursday the mother, surnamed Luo, was in custody for suspected child abandonment as investigations continue.
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We can say with absolute certainty—no hypotheticals needed—that temperature increases lead to species extinctions and abandonment of human settlements.
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The horrors seem endless: involuntary sterilization, forced late-term abortion, infanticide and child abandonment, state-sanctioned child abduction and human trafficking.
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The void created by Western donors' abandonment of Africa is being filled by a newly invigorated humanitarian bloc: the Muslim world.
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This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication, and prevents patient abandonment.
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For Democrats, abandonment is a punch to the gut that undermines the very integrity of their hard fought, landmark healthcare bill.
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Some are slow and calculated and kill by the intentional replacement of food, water and basic healthcare with disease and abandonment.
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This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication and prevents patient abandonment.
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In their abandonment of the working class, Democrats validated the old saying that Republicans fear their base while Democrats despise theirs.
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"What I went for is the heart and soul of the story, which is love: yearning, love, abandonment, acceptance," he said.
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Assistant Treasury Secretary Dean Acheson resigned in 1933 because he could not abide President Franklin Roosevelt's abandonment of the Gold Standard.
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He also has abandonment issues: His dad murdered his mom and then killed himself when Ollie was just 5 years old.
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But Touch knew it was this kind of exercise in sexual abandonment that caused her trouble before she was in therapy.
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Whatever the answer, Molinari wasn't happy with the change in Italy, which he sees as an abandonment of important liberal values.
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I dislike the word 'performance,' because it suggests an abandonment of text in order to talk to an audience about yourself.
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He sensed the disease eating at Western democracies — a globalized elite's abandonment of the working class and the hinterland — before anyone.
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What we're actually witnessing, in effect, is the betrayal and abandonment of three and a half million of our own people.
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Nathaniel finds it hard to form a postwar relationship with her, affected still by her abandonment of him and his sister.
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The pair has a contentious relationship, with Scarlett having publicly accused him of "neglect and abandonment," according to St. Louis Magazine.
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Scarlett Busch later posted on Facebook that she had experienced "neglect and abandonment" from her father, according to St. Louis Magazine.
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They had come not only to mourn but also to protest Brazil's near-abandonment of museums and other basic public services.
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Separated children "exhibited more fear, feelings of abandonment, and post-traumatic stress" than children who were not separated, the report found.
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An investigation has reportedly been launched to find her parents, who could face attempted murder and abandonment charges, Singh told CNN.
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Since 2004, the IOC has taken out cancelation and abandonment insurance that covers its operational costs should the Games be disrupted.
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Nor is it their abandonment of the plan once the media gasped and their dear leader wagged his finger at them.
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Around transitions, parents, children and nannies alike may experience a range of emotions including competition, guilt, abandonment, relief, resentment and love.
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This is called "bail reform" but it is actually an abandonment of the central role of government — keeping our citizens safe.
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"This isn't a ceasefire — it's a total capitulation to Turkey and the capstone of our abandonment of the Kurds," tweeted Sen.
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What they made thrilled a generation of young designers, who saw in their abandonment of old mores a chance for reinvention.
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Child abandonment was once routine; in ancient Rome, 723 percent to 40 percent of babies were left to die of exposure.
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And when the sensible realization strikes that a thrilling plan is better left unaccomplished, they might also become sites of abandonment.
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In addition, C$5 million of proceeds will be set aside to cover abandonment costs on wells that cannot be sold.
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I suspect that some of the factors include abandonment issues, violent entertainment, graphic social media and the overuse of psychiatric medications.
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Instead, his columns were narratives of creation, abandonment and restoration that lovingly highlighted quirky design and backstairs gossip from decades past.
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Even in his own party, there are those who believe his abandonment of American core principles and global leadership is catastrophic.
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My father, who had left when I was two, passed away from prostate cancer, so it was like a final abandonment.
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There are numerous historical examples of divergent paths, usually when either or both Koreas fear abandonment by their great power allies.
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I saw how his reliance on the state for comfort, his disappointment at the state's abandonment, led to this horrible death.
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I saw how his reliance on the state for comfort, his disappointment at the state's abandonment, led to this horrible death.
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"Frankenstein" shows how a scientist's abandonment of his artificially made creature brings ripple effects of suffering to them and the community.
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" Key quotes: "Separated children exhibited more fear, feelings of abandonment, and post-traumatic stress than did children who were not separated.
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Hazardous smoke from the fires forced the abandonment of a Big Bash Twenty20 cricket match in the nation's capital on Dec.
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He was duplicitous, he was a liar, but he wasn't evil; he was screwed up from a childhood defined by abandonment.
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The abandonment of the value of industry and industriousness in favor of what people used to start doing at 5 p.m.
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He also faced abandonment by many members of the groups that had brought him into office, including indigenous people and coca growers.
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Many Palestinians also would view the shift as a virtual abandonment of the principle adopted by preceding administrations, both Republican and Democrat.
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Spencer's dad, Corey (Chad L. Coleman), left the family when Spencer was a kid, and Spencer is still reeling from that abandonment.
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Later on the song, she notes more abandonment ("Allison's only calling me when her life's falling apart," she sings of her sister).
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"It is a repudiation of fundamental American values, an abandonment of the United States's role as a humanitarian leader," writes Mr Miliband.
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Additionally, Dougy was adjusting to life with his mom, sorting through feelings of abandonment after being shunted between countries and family members.
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Pet Friendly Puerto Rico president Sylvia Bedrosian told The Daily Beast that these restrictions have led to the abandonment of 2,000 animals.
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"This period has changed me," he said, noting a sense of injustice, abandonment and lack of respect, and a suspicion of elites.
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Ashley Hautzenrader, of Davenport, pleaded guilty to child endangerment and abandonment of a dependent person, according to a Johnson County court official.
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However, I learned that a child's sense of loss and fear of abandonment remains with them (consciously and subconsciously) throughout their life.
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This episode doesn't get into it much, but it seems like that might have the effect of exacerbating Lenny's feelings of abandonment.
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Much has been written linking this love of tough men to McMahon's abandonment issues and picking of fights as a young man.
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Suleman has expressed dismay at the abandonment of her work and the biennale's curator Muhammed Zeeshan has expressed solidarity with the artist.
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The abandonment of European unity and aspirations provokes haunting fears of the past, when the continent was divided and constantly at war.
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He was objecting, in that statement, to comments about the importance of the unilateral nuclear abandonment on the part of North Korea.
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The WHO supports health-workers in upholding the rights of women and girls and in working towards the total abandonment of FGM.
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But, as Will's column lays bare, it also represents a near-total abandonment of the principles Pence built his political career on.
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The recent imposition of hefty tariffs on European goods and Mr. Trump's abandonment of the nuclear agreement with Iran threaten Europe's stability.
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Mr. de Blasio's sudden support for Fortis, and his abandonment of his effort to keep the hospital, remains a puzzlement to some.
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For example, among testers, men scored higher on measures of depression and anxiety, and women scored higher on measures of abandonment anxiety.
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The big question this year was abandonment, or how many acres would not be harvested after wheat failed to make a crop.
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Now, consider a typical business-critical problem that could crop up: request timeouts are driving shopping cart abandonment by mobile app users.
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"We believe the Draft Restatement represents an abandonment of important principles of consumer protection in exchange for illusory benefits," the AGs argued.
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Failure to engage would be disastrous as would as the abandonment of existing commitments, such as the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement.
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The abandonment of fair trade laws for economic efficiency has not served the public well, but is competition the answer to efficiency?
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Mr. Kim's commitments fell far short of what American officials have demanded — a complete abandonment of the North's nuclear and missile programs.
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Other areas in Northern Europe showed signs of abandonment at the time, and suggest that trees were a rare and precious resource.
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Gay, lesbian, and trans Americans did not abandon liberal democracy over decades of discrimination and abandonment in the face of an epidemic.
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Barca told me the abandonment of rural areas — the closing of small hospitals, marginal train lines, high schools — lay behind Salvini's rise.
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But as it becomes clear that people don't actually want to vote for him, he risks rapid abandonment by his elite supporters.
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This abandonment leaves the teenage boy and his mother in reduced circumstances and puts Cem's dream of becoming a writer at risk.
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Analysts said they were puzzled by Mr. Trump's claim that his abandonment of the Iran deal had so quickly changed its behavior.
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Last week, Gray and McClelland said they hadn't seen any sign of an increase in pet abuse or abandonment in Hong Kong.
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"If there's a real abandonment of Iranian oil," prices for Brent could reach $6003 to $115, said John Kilduff of Again Capital.
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If nothing else, Zuckerberg's near-abandonment of his 2019 personal challenge offers another good reason not to try another one in 2020.
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The story — charting a seduction, abandonment and subsequent onstage suicide of a young woman — may have shocked early-20th-century Milanese tastes.
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I've since dwelled on the themes that came up for me, especially around care and abandonment, more than I would have otherwise.
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The Washington Post, which broke the news, called it a "boycott," in reaction to the administration's abandonment of noncitizen survivors of trafficking.
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But her flight, even from her own creativity, remains a mystery—comparable to Arthur Rimbaud's abandonment of poetry for adventuring in Africa.
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President Xi Jinping successfully pushed through the abandonment of term limits, paving the way to possible lifetime tenure as China's supreme leader.
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When time passes over more urgent scents of betrayal, abandonment, chaos, confusion in a scene of love the senses (can be) cemented.
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But the main cause of Lenny's erratic behavior and yen for papal revolution boils down to something simple: a sense of abandonment.
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Our focus on what we missed out on is a kind of abandonment of the present moment, which creates regrets for the future.
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In turn, these changes force small farmers off of their lands and lead to the abandonment of local crops and traditional farming ways.
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For exaple, it would allow Spotify to quickly upgrade free users to Premium tiers, and it reduces the risk of shopping cart abandonment.
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Let's be clear, today's abandonment of an idea that in many minds is already dead might not seem so radical and wild-eyed.
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Older children are different; he recalled a centenarian who told him the story of her own abandonment and adoption into a loving home.
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The Justice Department's reply brief doesn't really address the fundamental argument that the DACA injunction simply doesn't warrant abandonment of normal appellate procedures.
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I dearly hope we can heal both when this aberrant abandonment of responsibility to steward our land and listen to our people ends.
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It brought together 300 works that were grouped around three themes: abstraction, Neo-Concretism and what the artist termed the "abandonment" of art.
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Democrats, the logic goes, focus too much on helping the poor and taxing the rich, ignoring justified feelings of abandonment in the middle.
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I'm approached after talks by audience members who want to share intimate details of their loved ones' pain, medical histories and eventual abandonment.
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Madariaga and his contemporaries worried that the death and destruction of the world wars were caused largely by the abandonment of these ideals.
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All the while, these characters exhibit the very human idea of explaining their misfortune, their abandonment, and their loneliness as their own fault.
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He was arrested on probable cause for child endangerment, child abandonment, committing a felony while on bail and misdemeanor possession of suspected cocaine.
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As for the future, Frank's abandonment of her is going to bring all these destructive feelings of despair and shame to the surface.
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The abandonment of a planned $14 billion takeout of Starwood hotels by China's Anbang Insurance was cited as a factor in this uncertainty.
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Image courtesy of onformative Synaesthesia and abandonment form the basis of a new digital art installation called Collide, created by design studio onformative.
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And all this takes place on a new, one-page checkout screen, meant to boost conversations and cut down on cart abandonment rates.
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It could be his seeming fascination with his hands and abandonment of the all around, well mixed game that made him so dangerous.
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As to the audience itself—dressed up, drunk, and starstruck—abandonment by the figures they helped to elevate was the only likely future.
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The twangy rock song is a beautiful plea for attention, for understanding, and for total abandonment of anything but the person you're with.
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Experts say the situation would then grow far worse in the 21.7nd century and beyond, likely requiring the abandonment of many coastal cities.
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Malissa pled guilty to second-degree murder, abandonment of a corpse, and tampering with evidence, a spokesperson for the court confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Companies that advise businesses on human-resource practices have so far urged caution rather than a complete abandonment of trips to Latin America.
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Among the benefits of the move to direct drive is the abandonment of the belt drive, promising more accurate sound and playback speeds.
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The natural impulse is to abandon ship (which is why abandonment, by a lover and by God, is at the center of Angels).
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"I think we had 40 fish total, and there were three cases of total abandonment, in which they never came back," he said.
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"It's very disappointing to see this departure from U.S. policy, this abandonment of Israel at the U.N.," spokesman David Keyes said on CNN.
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We're also dealing with the idea of abandonment — when you put too much stock in a relationship and not in your own worth —
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One of the greatest psychological threats a parent can direct at a child is that of abandonment — and Yamato's parents, well, made it.
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But it took only about nine months before Mom's absences alarmed the neighbors enough that they reported our abandonment to Child Protective Services.
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His mother suffered from Alzheimer's in her final years, but the disease made her forget about her husband's abandonment and enjoy life again.
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Anybody who looks around reasonably at what's been going on cannot say that there's been any abandonment of the Pepe the Frog copyright.
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China's strict family planning policies and traditional preference for boys have often made baby girls more vulnerable to abandonment, particularly in rural areas.
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But we should identify the real culprit for this state of affairs: the long, slow abandonment of the rule of law in America.
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You're only human, so it can be natural to get caught up thinking about your fears of infidelity, abandonment, and jealousy, she says.
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In response, protesters have demanded a new government and the abandonment of the sectarian quota system that has underpinned Iraqi governments since 2003.
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But it can be dealt with through, say, stricter control of the labor market — not abandonment of the entire framework for European cooperation.
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Only at the end does she seem to understand the circumstances of her abandonment and drop the bitter thread running through the narrative.
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With the game afoot, it is not long before Jones and Li focus on an epidemic of teenagers' abandonment by parents and society.
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Yet this largely wordless series of tableaus tells a story of abandonment, and the baby in the bulrushes isn't the only injured party.
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The administration is dismantling Obama-era abuses, ranging from the deconstruction of ObamaCare to the abandonment of Orwellian Title IX tribunalson American campuses.
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U.S. officials say banking rules meant to target money laundering and terrorist finance do not mandate the wholesale abandonment of classes of customers.
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After 18 months in jail and in line for deportation back to Guatemala, a judge cited abandonment when he terminated Bail's parental rights.
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And the prescription abandonment rate tracks with cost: 76.7 percent of prescriptions weren't picked up when the copay cost between $100.01 and $150.
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And, Reuters reports, some securities lawyers think the abandonment of the plan to take the company private will make Musk's legal drama worse.
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Romney of Utah listed reasons for impeaching the president, including racist rhetoric, extramarital affairs, and abandonment of the US' Kurdish allies in Syria.
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The abandonment of about a dozen outposts across northeastern Syria likely constitutes the largest mass closure of military bases of the Trump presidency.
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If she sees the increase in human activity where her seal pup may be, that can increase the chances of a pup abandonment.
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No serious study has shown that poor children are better off today than they were before virtual federal abandonment of addressing child poverty.
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Most human beings could not stand the assault on their reputation, the abandonment by friends and business partners, the opprobrium of the media.
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The perfection and refinement that McMakin attains is paradoxical, as his work hints at feelings of isolation, abandonment, and loss, all stoically endured.
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The company's abandonment of 8chan leaves the online shitbox vulnerable to distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that could render the site unusable.
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I wanted to get into the psychology of this person who's coming of age, coming into their own identity and questioning the abandonment.
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Alongside these came the official abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal — a milestone, but one that's seemed inevitable for some time.
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Betsy Byars, who drew from life to write award-winning children's books that often portrayed young people grappling with abandonment, died on Feb.
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But these cases of abandonment have to be handled in family court, and our center is only accredited to go to federal court.
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At least 10,000 intersex babies are born each year in India, but infanticide, abandonment and mutilation are common, according to LGBT+ rights groups.
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The fire in Portugal showed the consequences of land abandonment over time because of changes to the social and economic order in Europe.
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Had I missed how pushy I may have been with my guilt, my determination and perhaps even my projection of abandonment and loss?
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For many, the Trump proposal marked another dismal milestone in what many Arabs view as America's decades-long abandonment of the Palestinian cause.
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The election of President Hugo Chavez in Venezuela in 1998 brought a new patron and delayed the inevitable abandonment of the Soviet model.
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It is part of an effort by Iran to stop complying bit by bit, to match Mr. Trump's abandonment of the entire accord.
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It's also at the root of most aggressive behaviors that can rupture the human-animal bond and lead to abandonment, relinquishment or euthanasia.
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Telling the stories of others, he once wrote, allowed him to suppress his feelings about his own story — including, say, a father's abandonment.
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If his base views a shift as an abandonment of that key promise, it could prompt his most ardent supporters to stay home.
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We hope that this international isolation will pressure the regime into serious negotiations on the abandonment of its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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And since abandonment entails both effort and risk, the law ought to provide enough encouragement to overcome the inertia of automatic copyright protection.
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And that has something to do with the complicity of the Democratic Party, with their abandonment of workers and unions and black voters.
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When wild Uranus and harmony loving Venus clash, people can feel anywhere from sensitive, to erratic, to non-committal, to afraid of abandonment.
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Where an occasional inhabited house interrupts the monotony of abandonment, a glimpse of curtains or a pot-plant appears both valiant and acutely pathetic.
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Is that sense of abandonment — and emotional damage — that Deja feels since her mother relinquished parental rights much greater than Randall and Beth realize?
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I have witnessed a level of love I never thought possible — and also a level of judgement and abandonment that I never knew existed.
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Alberta's Orphan Well Association (OWA) is responsible for cleaning up wells that have no owners financially able to deal with abandonment and decommissioning costs.
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If she was left there, the person involved could be charged with offenses such as abandonment and cruelty to children in the first degree.
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President Trump should give North Korea 30 days – and not any more time – to cut a deal on its abandonment of its nuclear arms.
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At one point in the trailer, Williams, who died by suicide in 2014, is asked if he suffered from a childhood fear of abandonment.
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The iPhone X is perhaps the most notable example of this, with an abandonment of the phone's chin and an embrace of the notch.
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"Spiritual issues are rife in prison—the sense of abandonment, loneliness, shame is palpable," says Ben Ryan, a researcher at Christian think tank Theos.
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All the students described instances of ridicule and bullying — all of which heightened fears of abandonment, stigmatization, exclusion, guilt, and shame throughout their childhood.
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LIAF's three main venues are disused fish processing factories — the abandonment of these buildings signaling local, small industries having been overwhelmed by big corporations.
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They're children of abandonment, so Dean has a lot of practice in being a parent and not as much practice in being a child.
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I've told them that I want no complications; I want no issues of abandonment and reconciliation; I want no maudlin reunion, no snake tears.
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Public worry over the costs of a loss of democratic legitimacy is itself being used as a justification for the abandonment of other norms.
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Fans can expect that something dramatic — an abandonment at the altar, a royal argument, a political crisis— is bound to interrupt the big day.
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America's abandonment of a multinational nuclear deal with Iran last year has increased the risk that Iran will resume large-scale enrichment of uranium.
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When it was suggested that some mathematicians might not understand the abandonment of research by one of its highest practitioners, he was slightly defensive.
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Abandonment by the utilities of one or both projects: SCANA has said in regulatory filings it could seek to abandon the South Carolina project.
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Most of the changes we have seen in the past few days reflect the abandonment of campaign pledges that were absurd from the start.
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SANCCOB's Francois Louw tells PEOPLE eight of these young birds were admitted to its facility, following their abandonment by colony managers in South Africa.
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The Republican Party's abandonment of Christian values is leaving Christians to question their future in a party that once championed for Judeo-Christian morals.
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This time, one of the biggest contributing factors for the poor showing was the almost wholesale abandonment of the ruling coalition by Chinese voters.
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Some express a sense of abandonment by God, others a feeling of happy reconciliation with the Creator and exultation over the beauty of nature.
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She'd bought into the notion that finding The One is the answer to all your problems, whether loneliness or career stress or childhood abandonment.
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But when I became aware that I was holding back for fear of abandonment or rejection, I started to take risks within the relationship.
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Meanwhile, abandonment of farms will likely increase hunger and poverty, and cripple the economy, warned Celestin Tawamba, president of the Cameroon Employers' Association, GICAM.
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I think that we're realizing and trying to scale and accelerate the abandonment of anonymous shopping and really kind of own the relationship development.
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Facing abandonment by dozens of important Republican officials, he bucked calls to withdraw and instead offered a performance his core supporters will cheer loudly.
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What remains current is Holofcener's precise writing about the sense of abandonment that you feel when an intimate pushes ahead in life without you.
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Hawkins pleaded guilty earlier this year to child abandonment and endangerment and injury to a child, according to CNN affiliate Spectrum News San Antonio.
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President Donald Trump's abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal may dramatically ratchet up military tensions in the Middle East, political analysts warned on Wednesday.
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It was a bad look at the time, and Mercer's abandonment of Milo earlier this week is likely a direct result of that report.
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Critics pounce After Trump's announcement, business leaders, politicians, and foreign heads-of-state began castigating the decision as a woeful abandonment of US leadership.
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This includes ensuring that stopping the North's abduction of Japanese citizens remains a priority, along with denuclearization and abandonment of its ballistic missile program.
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This was an abandonment of songun, though Pyongyang would never put it in those terms, in favor of a renewed emphasis on economic development.
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She is working on a project with the Clinton Global Initiative to bring an end to the abandonment of babies with disabilities in China.
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Mitt Romney of Utah listed several reasons for impeaching Trump, including racist rhetoric, extramarital affairs, and abandonment of the US's Kurdish allies in Syria.
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The company says its brands are also seeing a decrease in cart abandonment when customers see that same-day or next-day delivery option.
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Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have condemned to Trump's abandonment of the US's Kurdish partners, and have tried to push legislation to punish Turkey.
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"Abandonment is not a strategy nor will imaginary solutions of cutting U.S. aid result in Egypt's transformation into a liberal democracy," Mr. Tadros said.
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Similar fears of abandonment in the face of the Soviet Union's growing arsenal helped lead Britain and France to go nuclear in the 1950s.
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"While talking about nuclear abandonment several times, it turned out that North Korea didn't halt its nuclear development in the past," Mr. Onodera said.
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They lived on the Grand Concourse, a boulevard lined with once-stately apartment buildings that by the '70s were falling into abandonment and disarray.
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A jaunt that would be portrayed as child abandonment had a woman done it "could help him politically, advancing his offbeat brand," reporters mused.
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Bassman told the court that Richardson was terrified of rejection and abandonment by authority figures, which is why she might have concealed her pregnancy.
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Bolton had spearheaded Trump's policy against Iran, including the U.S. abandonment of a 2015 international nuclear deal with Tehran and reimposition of U.S. sanctions.
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"If believed by the jury, these facts describe an accidental discovery and abandonment that would support a momentary possession defense," the appeals court wrote.
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"Those perennial dark suits," she explained, continue to serve an important function, despite the widespread abandonment of the suit by the wider fashion world.
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Mitt Romney said he learned about President Trump's abandonment of the Kurds through the president's Twitter, despite sitting on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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The prison-like feeling and the sense of despair and abandonment are just some of the factors potentially incubating the next incarnation of terror.
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"Yes, lots of people here are into abandonment porn," Ms. Kilgariff said in her characteristic droll tone, which ignited loud giggles from the audience.
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He also faced a 2010 child abandonment charge for engaging with a prostitute while his 4-month-old daughter was left home alone unsupervised.
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Even in his inauguration address, Trump cast America as a declining empire -- brought low by its abandonment of the way things used to be.
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Stoller saw lax antitrust enforcement as an abandonment of the working class, because it prioritized corporations' welfare over people's, consumers over small-business owners.
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Mendes-Flohr emphasizes that this early loss left Buber with a lifelong feeling of abandonment, which in turn fed and shaped his religious longings.
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I suffer from abandonment issues and extreme perfectionism, so being fired for no good reason set me back about two years in therapy sessions.
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So, the sudden abandonment of that comprehensive immigration interior enforcement bill in favor of two more narrow bills is highly suspicious and deeply disappointing.
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When Li compares her abandonment of Chinese to "a kind of suicide," the statement is quietly shocking, the feeling of muted heartbreak nearly unbearable.
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My episodes stunned me with their implicit abandonment of control, with what I perceived as its (and my) chaotic, disordered, senseless and ungrateful wastefulness.
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The Bible is full of honest lament about suffering, beginning with the Book of Job and including Jesus' cry of abandonment on the cross.
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" According to the researchers, people who suffer with attachment anxiety crave intimate relationships, but find it difficult to trust their partners and "fear abandonment.
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His band's latest album, Songs of Experience, was a limp response to a world in crisis, a record strangled by its abandonment of responsibility.
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The world around them, a role-playing game from the 1980s, has all but disappeared after years of abandonment, gathering dust in some collector's basement.
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" In her speech, Head girl 'Dolapo Prince, 18, added, "Domestic violence, abandonment, poverty and anxiety are only a fraction of the various challenges students face.
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This precipitated the resignation of the then-Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, who saw the move as an abandonment of American allies on the battlefield.
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McGurk has hammered Trump over his decision to pull U.S. troops out of northern Syria, questioning his leadership and blasting his abandonment of Kurdish allies.
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In the case of fishing gear, there are no worldwide laws to ebb this abandonment; rather, most efforts have been from environmental and nonprofit organizations.
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"Vita has been a great home for indie games," said Wednesday, "but this abandonment by Sony — I worry how much they are paying attention anymore."
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White said companies, especially large multi-nationals, increasingly understand land conflicts can be expensive, leading to higher operating costs or even abandonment of some ventures.
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We all know what shopping cart abandonment is, but did you know that the worst offenders of this practice tend to fall into one category?
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In "Sardines", Tilly, a ten-year-old girl, makes a monstrous birthday wish borne of the bullying she had endured and abandonment by her father.
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Uncertainty over who is liable for paying tens of thousands of dollars in abandonment costs has hampered energy asset sales in Calgary in recent months.
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Adapted from Peter Rock's 2009 novel My Abandonment, Leave No Trace follows Will and Tom as they both try to find a way to live.
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The festering dynamics within the Middle East do in fact support the abandonment of that narrative, which has increasingly been exposed as deceitful and disingenuous.
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It's easy to see how the graveyard fills up by using this abandonment rate and applying it to the quantity of new apps being released.
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And it's not just a Texas issue, although the state seems to have a disproportionate number of cases that involve some form of lawyer abandonment.
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Along with voicing feelings of abandonment, island residents spoke of widespread scarcity, the generosity of neighbors, looting and machete-armed volunteers standing guard over properties.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, as sunny as its outlook is, is filled with grown children dealing with internalized misogyny, abandonment issues, sour marriages, and squandered potential.
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Researchers used to view their abandonment of city structures as complete societal collapses, said Tim Kohler, an archaeologist and evolutionary anthropologist at Washington State University.
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Since labor markets are intensely local, there's also the problem of regional inequality—the abandonment of large swaths of the country, while major cities flourish.
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It could prove an easy target for tinkering by future sessions of Congress, if not outright abandonment should the political makeup of either chamber change.
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They are mostly poor, and many have suffered significant trauma in their lives, including abuse, abandonment and the violent deaths of friends or family members.
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A country with a high amount of credibility is able to build important alliances because potential allies are not worried about betrayal or potential abandonment.
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Back in 2016 a number of senators who were fed up with Congress' abandonment of its Article I constitutional powers founded the Article I Project.
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For Democrats, that all consuming purpose has led to the abandonment of core unifying values, including many that first drew me to the Democratic Party.
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Applicants would have to prove that they cannot be returned to either of their parents -- rather than just one -- because of "abuse, neglect or abandonment."
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The abandonment of the summit reduces Trump administration hopes of soon reaching a peaceful agreement for Pyongyang to give up its nuclear and missile programs.
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The steady abandonment of norms and standards — the pro forma observance of which was once considered essential to the political process — has reinforced this development.
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In response to these misinterpretations, the victim would organize their relationships around the expectation of re-traumatization in hope of preventing abandonment and/or victimization.
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In some parts of Detroit, stories of blight and abandonment have been replaced by reports of new businesses, new residents, infrastructure investment, and economic growth.
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Surely, opening these wounds has brought back feelings of embarrassment, loss, abandonment, humiliation, guilt, anger, inadequacy, denial…and all the stages that come with grief.
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After creating a mysterious fractal film about the abandonment of Earth, animator and visual effects artist Julius Horsthuis takes viewers to a new alien world.
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Unfolding in three acts, the ballet — a tale of jealousy, death, abandonment, love and, finally, redemption — shows Mr. Wheeldon interpreting Shakespeare's complicated story with ease.
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I had no idea what to expect, but various scenarios had begun filling the void, mostly turning on the idea of abandonment and slow death.
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President Trump and the far right preach not the end of globalization, but their own strain of it, not its abandonment but an alternative form.
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Recent years have seen the icing and abandonment of hard-won cooperative efforts to monitor the production and traffic of nuclear materials around the world.
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Condemning them to be sent to countries they do not know would be a stain on our national character and an abandonment of our values.
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But what the abandonment of rape and incest exceptions reveal is that some abortion opponents no longer care about what most Americans have to say.
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The complete abandonment of the "one person one vote" constitutional principle is obvious even within the smarmy legalese used in the ridiculous attempt at justification.
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Congressional Democrats say the administration has responded too slowly to their requests for documents about Trump's abandonment of a plan to relocate the FBI's headquarters.
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I shower, brush the cat, read a bit of my book, The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante, and it's lights out by 10:53.
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Such stories of hardship are especially common among the women we have interviewed, who are particularly likely to face abandonment from spouses and economic woes.
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But the problem isn't the word "pussy" and the pornification of politics, however demeaning; the problem is the word "nationalism" and the abandonment of liberalism.
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They are resourceful — the itinerant life they have known with their mother has prepared them for abandonment — and stories are their chief mode of survival.
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Still, Trump's abandonment of the Kurdish forces that died by the thousands fighting the Raqqa ISIS caliphate in northern Syria ranks high for sheer perfidy.
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The Buccaneers have announced they're investigating the incident ... but in a lengthy statement Wednesday, Nunez-Roches says he had nothing to do with the abandonment.
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Yesterday's newsletter focused on Trump's abandonment of European allies, and Ross Douthat, Tom Friedman and the Editorial Board all offer takes on that topic today.
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Three past and present female students who said they were raped by fellow students all describe a story of abandonment by officials during that time.
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The frail Elvira slips in and out of reality even before her Act II mad scene, precipitated by what she believes to be Arturo's abandonment.
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Some of the rowhouses across the street are boarded up — reminders of the cycles of poverty and abandonment this city has struggled with for years.
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It is harder to face the problems that others might see in my own ethnic group — casual divorce, casual sex, casual abandonment of the elderly.
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These tracks represent not an abandonment of the mutant soul of Untrue but the refinement of Burial's ability to sonically capture the miasma of depression.
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In film, tumbleweeds usually signal abandonment, but for one stretch of highway in southeastern Washington State, it was more like a Western turned sci-fi.
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Even though Val's abandonment issues reach an emotional climax, Party of Five does justice to her pain and continually references the storyline in following episodes.
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This is the backdrop to workers' abandonment of the left and their embrace of the National Front, now the leading working-class party in France.
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In my favorite Elena Ferrante novel "The Days of Abandonment," a woman named Olga descends into madness after her husband leaves her for another woman.
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They reflect his abandonment of discretion, of common sense, his rejection of sound law-enforcement priorities that stress public safety and respect for the Constitution.
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Between its opening in 1890 and its abandonment in 1974, Mitsubishi developed a bustling community on Hashima Island, turning it into a coal producing powerhouse.
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The Copyright Act should be revised to recognize abandonment, and the Copyright Office should offer a clear, standardized, and legally enforceable method for doing so.
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The initial reactions to Amazon's abandonment of New York tended to involve fairly narrow questions, like how it would affect New York or affect Amazon.
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Iran reiterated it would not surrender to U.S. pressure and would resist U.S. "plots", following President Donald Trump's abandonment of the 2015 agreement last week.
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The sense of abandonment that permeates each image is fitting: these are old, deteriorating playthings whose first visitors may now have offspring of their own.
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He refused to discuss or even acknowledge any of the financial or logistical realities of the situation, forcing me to project-manage my own abandonment.
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On the day Aragon found his feline foster family, he and his owner were on their way to document the animal abandonment crisis in the area.
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These chiaroscuro interiors are accompanied by texts which supply gossipy, often absurd, or melancholic (or both) snippets of that building's conflict-ridden history, its progressive abandonment.
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Ask any Periscope user what it's like in 2018, and you'll hear wild stories about backstabbing, abandonment, and generally being mistreated by the community and company.
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Several other Republican senators made similar statements, and it seemed like it could be a tipping point toward a mass abandonment of Trump by the GOP.
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Pompeo has pressed for tangible steps toward North Korea's abandonment of its nuclear arsenal while Pyongyang is demanding that Washington first make concessions of its own.
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Last year's deal between America and Iran to restrict the latter's nuclear programme, and Mr Obama's offhand tone about the Saudis, deepened their fear of abandonment.
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This Latin deindustrialisation may reflect the gradual abandonment of "import substitution" after the 1960s, when governments lowered the tariffs protecting local alternatives to foreign industrial goods.
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But Thor is actually the one who challenges Loki to grow as a person by overcoming the feelings of jealousy and abandonment that drive his actions.
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This is inhospitable terrain for reporters, because where their own direct interests aren't concerned, defending norms can resemble or be cast as the abandonment of neutrality.
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The abandonment of hundreds of mines over the years led Congress in 1977 to pass a law that requires coal companies to clean up after mining.
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The rise of supply-side economics on the right is perhaps the first major example of the modern Republican Party's abandonment of policy expertise and empiricism.
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When historians dug into the records, they discovered that there hadn't been a ten-fold increase in adultery, abandonment, or abuse—the "faults" that justified divorce.
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But then that worldview also seemed threadbare — a concatenation of clichés so rote and unconvincing that its abandonment by Trump's voters looks almost inevitable in hindsight.
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" She went on, "Some blacks have just given up on the United States of Trump and Sessions, and their abandonment of police reforms and civil rights.
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Political changes, including the abandonment of its clockwork-like presidential succession system, have put to question the evolution and even the direction of China's political system.
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The bill required that a doctor who performs an abortion have admitting privileges, ensuring minimum physician competence, to prevent doctor miscommunication, and to prevent patient abandonment.
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The film, which is based on a 2011 novel of the same name, explores the abandonment of military dogs at the end of the Vietnam War.
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But its abandonment is going to require a coherent replacement, sooner rather than later, if missile defense is to make Americans more, rather than less, safe.
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If the insurance rules played a role in the abandonment of the Starwood deal, it is also telling that it was Anbang that dropped the deal.
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"Because of the absence, the apathy and the abandonment of the federal government, we are having to turn to international institutions like the U.N.," Figueroa said.
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The checkout page also reduces the number of fields customers generally have to fill in to complete the purchase – something that contributes to cart abandonment rates.
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Many analysts believe Libya's experience giving up nuclear weapons and Muammar Gadhafi's downfall following the abandonment is scaring North Korea's Kim Jong-un away from denuclearization.
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He grew up in the same generation as Carter, amid the worst years of the city's abandonment, and rejects the idea that survival requires accepting gentrification.
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ANNOUNCES OPERATIONAL UPDATE AND 2018 REVISED OUTLOOK * GEAR ENERGY LTD - SEES 2018 CAPITAL AND ABANDONMENT EXPENDITURES OF $50 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The outbreak also provides Mr. Johnson cover, he added, as Britain's abandonment of Europe limits economic growth and erodes living standards in much of the country.
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President Trump's tariffs and other trade actions mark the abandonment of a 70-year American effort to lead the world to a more open trade system.
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Chipotle has spent the past few years struggling to recover from a string of food safety crises, abandonment by its customers and a plunging stock price.
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"Personally, if you ask me, I do not share the fascination for new strong powers, the abandonment of freedom, and the illusion of nationalism," Macron said.
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To the extent that their misdeeds are at least partially rooted in unacknowledged feelings of inadequacy or abandonment, traditional psychotherapy also has a role, experts said.
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Children are unlikely to be captivated by this unconvincing melodrama of abandonment and reconciliation, and adults will be moved by it only because we're hopeless crybabies.
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An ending or release is taking place: This may mean the end of a partnership or an abandonment of a pattern that no longer serves you.
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In reaction to Mr. Trump's election and his abandonment of the Obama administration's climate goals, Democratic states like New York and California are redoubling their efforts.
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She refuses: Flashbacks have already shown us the mother who ran off when the siblings were little, and the wounds her abandonment left on the family.
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The abandonment of the Kurds, stalwart allies in the region who have lost 11,000 fighters in the battle against ISIS, triggered a storm of bipartisan criticism.
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Rather, that determination can only come from within, as demonstrated by Walid Shoebat, Jesse Morton and other former jihadis testifying about their abandonment of the ideology.
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" The first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln, warned that: "The abandonment of the protective policy by the American government… must produce want and ruin among our people.
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" Heteropessimism "generally has a heavy focus on men as the root of the problem," and its performances "are rarely accompanied by the actual abandonment of heterosexuality.
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"Ties" is in some ways a sequel to "The Days of Abandonment," in other ways an interlocking puzzle piece or another voice in a larger conversation.
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" When the book came out in Italian in 2014, the Italian paper La Repubblica interviewed Starnone about the similarities between it and "The Days of Abandonment.
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The administration's decision to eschew such predetermined abandonment will ensure that counterproductive elements within Afghanistan will be forced to operate in climate of fear and uncertainty.
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The SIJ aliens would be returning to abuse, neglect, or abandonment; and the DACA aliens spent their childhoods here and know no home other than America.
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This makes management difficult for DHS, as a "code-of-silence" engulfs the entire CI industry in fear of public abandonment wherein business survivability becomes jeopardized.
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With the Trump administration's abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, China has led a push for an alternative 16-nation grouping, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
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If the Republicans lose control of the Congress later this year, they need look no further then this abandonment of the core purpose of the party.
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The forced tapering or outright abandonment of any kind of patient to the tender mercies of the illegal market is associated with more deaths, not fewer.
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Divisions between the United States and Europe on several security issues, including the Americans' abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal, have placed the allies at odds.
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"As long as you're not getting in the realms of complete and utter abandonment spiritually or psychologically I don't think it's a bad thing," he says.
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But this time he faced accusations of authoritarianism from the opposition and abandonment by many groups that had once supported him, including many in Bolivia's indigenous majority.
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He was locked up on the abandonment charges and released on parole in October 1990, when he again disappeared for the next dozen years, according to investigators.
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The sanctions resulted from a major push from US to coordinate with its European allies, who might see the move as an abandonment of cooperation with Europe.
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Congressional Democrats have complained that the administration has responded too slowly to their requests for documents about Trump's abandonment of a plan to relocate the FBI's headquarters.
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It was, said the source, "an abandonment of Israel", although the Obama administration had only three months ago signed a record $38bn military-aid package for Israel.
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After she was transported to a jail in Indio, California, she was charged with seven felony counts of animal cruelty and seven misdemeanor charges of animal abandonment.
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It is hoped that the new target will partly offset the extra carbon emissions caused by Germany's abandonment of nuclear power, which its government announced in 2011.
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Sayoc's lawyers say that Trump's candidacy had offered a glimmer of hope in a life otherwise shaped by abandonment, sexual assault, steroid abuse, mental illness, and poverty.
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As a result of her confession, Derouin was charged with two counts of animal abandonment from a motor vehicle and will go to court on Feb. 8.
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There was something to learn from this—Kurt was sure—this mixed state of guilt and power in making someone wait, the humbling that came with abandonment.
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Meanwhile, some are calling the last 24 hours Trump's "Defection Saturday," a reference to the GOP's abandonment of Richard Nixon in the last days of his presidency.
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To its credit, Blizzard even tossed in a family moment to subvert the usual awkward narrative around queer people moping alone in existential abandonment for the holidays.
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Throughout Girlboss, I found it hard to be invested in Sophia's relationships, regardless of the screen time dedicated to her and Shane's flirtations, or her abandonment issues.
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Some of them have shared their own stories of abandonment, while others have told him that they were suicidal and his post inspired them to keep living.
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A French abandonment of the EU would essentially mean the bloc losing its second- and third-biggest economies at the ballot box in less than a year.
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The family thinks they've rescued it from apparent abandonment, but that's far from the truth, Thea Miller Ryan says, because the rescue can be harmful, even deadly.
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In reaction to Mr. Trump's election and his abandonment of the Obama administration's climate goals, Democratic states like New York and California are redoubling their own efforts.
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And, as in Syria, the local partners who had teamed up with the United States to fight the Islamic State are now complaining of abandonment and betrayal.
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But Madurai said the number could be much higher as parents often do not register their baby as intersex, adding that infanticide, abandonment and mutilation were common.
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In health care, we have witnessed Trump's disengagement from the political process; his abandonment of his campaign promises; and his lack of impact in the White House.
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The Threshold Shift In the evolution of the retail industry, this change signals a shift in what both retailers believe to be the threshold for consumer abandonment.
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Most experts say the only realistic goal at this point is a halt to the North's nuclear and missile testing, not an abandonment of the entire program.
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To be sure, some new cocoa acreage has come from abandonment of other crops, and high-altitude coffee production is strong in many parts of the region.
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But that "love" has turned to contempt and abandonment of them, while he later said he "fell in love" with the mass murdering dictator of North Korea.
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As always with Petterson, the issues are those of abandonment and exposure to the world, and the prose is built up as a solid refuge against disappointment.
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What other possible justification for the complete abandonment of Republican foreign policy orthodoxy dating to the Second World War could Trump have other than some secret indebtedness?
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Whether a direct response or not to President Donald Trump's abandonment of the nuclear agreement, Iran's action may also be a sign of a divide in Iran.
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It was especially attractive in Canada, where rising emissions from the oil sands have more than offset reductions elsewhere, including Ontario's abandonment of coal-fired electrical generation.
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Already, this reminded me too much of other post-apocalyptic fiction, where people with disabilities are burdens to be killed, no possible future but suicide or abandonment.
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Axios has obtained a leaked draft of a Trump administration bill — ordered by the president himself — that would declare America's abandonment of fundamental World Trade Organization rules.
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Iran's leaders seem to have allowed the agency to document these violations as part of a calculated pushback against the U.S. abandonment of the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Staggering somnambulistically around the room or trying to comprehend its mysterious debris, Da Corte recaptures the fact that the Monster's rage lies in his abandonment and isolation.
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The panel's advice appeared to give Mr. Moon political cover on a highly divisive issue, saving him from having to order the costly abandonment of the effort.
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Chipotle has spent the past few years struggling to recover from a string of food safety crises, steady abandonment by its clientele and a plunging stock price.
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The Trump administration's antagonistic approach to certain classes of immigrants and our collective muteness aid and abet this political abandonment of people farthest down in society's ranks.
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The bank's demise left bitter feelings of betrayal, abandonment, and distrust of the American banking system that would remain in the African-American community for many years.
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The law was passed in response to growing concerns about foreign children becoming homeless or orphaned in the United States because of abandonment or abusive family situations.
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The frescoes had been hidden under a chalky deposit and algae during their many centuries of abandonment, while smoke from oil lamps had darkened the crusty surfaces.
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On the bookshelves of the house she rents, she finds a copy of "The Painted Bird," and the book speaks to her feelings of loss and abandonment.
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And the United States must rebuild trust with the Saudis and the Emiratis, following perceptions of abandonment after the nuclear deal with Iran during the Obama administration.
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Aided by Moscow's abandonment in 19173 of its sectarian doctrine for a policy of supporting "popular fronts," American Communists made common cause with moderate leftists against fascism.
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" Amnesty International pilloried the decision, calling it "a shocking abandonment of the victims" that "ultimately will be seen as a craven capitulation to Washington's bullying and threats.
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But at other times I felt it stood for something fundamental: the abandonment of a promise to remain a single unit against changing landscapes and shifting emotions.
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"As there will be inevitable migration and abandonment of certain areas, the only traces that will be left of some places is in the archives," Tansey said.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list of the positions he took for in-the-moment advantage that have been quickly converted into in-reality abandonment.
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Trumpism supports neo-mercantilist tariffs, huge deficits, abandonment of international treaties and alliances, and attacks on its own intelligence agencies while conjuring alternative facts to protect criminals.
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"Let us face it: There is no Planet B." Macron arrived in the United States hoping to press Trump away from abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal.
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He argued, accurately, that "there was no political appetite in the United States in either party for TPP," citing Hillary Clinton's abandonment of TPP during her campaign.
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For these individuals, the move from saver to spender can feel like an abandonment of all of the principles they have known for more than 30 years.
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Many of these poems filter her earliest memories through the scrim of folklore, from which they borrow their swift, severe causality and, especially, their terror of abandonment.
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Dean's mother died when he was 15, and he told Rachel that in the immediate aftermath, his father had been emotionally unavailable to the point of abandonment.
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That abandonment became glaringly obvious during the recently concluded election for the Legislative Assembly in the western Indian state of Gujarat — the home state of Mr. Modi.
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But there's no hopelessness in Pepperstein's work, no abandonment; there's only laughter: the final laughter of those who have very little to protect them from the world.
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Moon urged maximum pressure from sanctions against North Korea to force it to negotiate abandonment of its nuclear program, something Pyongyang says it will never give up.
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The decision triggered rebukes from numerous lawmakers and security experts, who warned of the extremist group's resurgence and lamented what was seen as an abandonment of local partners.
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Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail and subsequent abandonment of TPP as president has caused the Japanese "great anxiety," Schieffer told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Friday.
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Ekins points out that Trump's successful defiance of the establishment in winning the nomination has not resulted in the abandonment of policies favored by the traditional power brokers.
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The arrival of mass democracy after 1918 was followed by a boom in the 1920s but then by the Depression, stockmarket collapse and abandonment of the gold standard.
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But its decision to drop premium assistance — along with Michigan and New Hampshire's abandonment of their private options — tell a different story than one of a burdensome bureaucracy.
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Her parents would move her frequently, and the pain of the abandonment was so great that "it formed her as a writer," Voiklis says of her grandmother's experiences.
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The problem of abandonment and euthanasia is particularly acute for rabbits purchased in pet stores, as they tend to be impulse buys, especially in the days before Easter.
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" Sometimes, Levy will encounter parents with even more profound fears, ones which — if not properly addressed — could result in the abandonment of their children: "Religion is one area.
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Fanning shared the J-Bay Open title with Julian Wilson last year following the abandonment of the final and beat him earlier on Saturday in the semi-final.
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What remained, and what Hell's work emphasizes, was a sense of resignation, an abandonment of mainstream society and culture, and perhaps most of all a sense of boredom.
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Given that romantic attachments re-enact the ones we had with our first loves, our parents, it's not surprising that the prospect of abandonment can feel, well, deadly.
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Trump is all that in reverse: the looming collapse of Nafta, the resurgence of Russia, an incoherent policy in the Middle East and prospective abandonment of the Kurds.
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