In terms of the wider story, Geillis's abrupt return — and even more abrupt departure — is narratively unsatisfying.
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Just as abrupt shifts occur between levels in the buildings Escher drew, abrupt semantic shifts occur in Mr. Ashbery's poems.
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He's talking about Romeo's abrupt marriage to Juliet, and how it's likely to come to an equally abrupt ending — one way or another.
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"An abrupt change in diet will lead to an abrupt change in the gut microbiome, on the order of a day or two," Dr. Sonnenberg said.
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But this would still constitute an abrupt and marked shift to the left—one far more abrupt and marked than the response to Trump suggests the party is capable of.
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" In an interview, DeMint called his abrupt firing "perplexing.
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Instead, the book is a manual of abrupt, gruesome violence.
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This protects the Mexican consumer from abrupt increase in prices.
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The city provided no specific reason for his abrupt resignation.
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His abrupt goodbye is only 24 hours old for viewers.
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In some ways, Daenerys' abrupt King's Landing rampage wasn't uncharacteristic.
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But the coverage came to an abrupt halt last year.
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Today, that dream came to an abrupt and painful end.
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The abrupt dismissal of Scheuer's trial, which began on Jan.
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Draghi said an abrupt end to the programme was unlikely.
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Pierre Krahenbuhl, UNRWA's head, calls America's cuts "abrupt and harmful".
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But substantive change, if it happens, will not be abrupt.
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But that does not explain December's abrupt retails sales drop.
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The governor's announcement is an abrupt shift on the issue.
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To some analysts, the abrupt revisions sound like a warning.
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After Mr Cain's abrupt retirement what, if anything, will change?
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And why was there such an abrupt surge after 133?
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" He also says "he's too smart to do something abrupt.
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There are very abrupt and funny cuts throughout the movie.
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But abrupt changes in direction are part of SoftBank's DNA.
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He did not explain the reason for his abrupt departure.
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The dismissals followed the abrupt firing on Friday of Gov.
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The arrangement marks an abrupt departure from years of animosity.
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Two years later, her life had taken an abrupt turn.
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This landing was even more abrupt than his last one.
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Then came abrupt moves in oil prices and bond yields.
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The company was clearly in a moment of abrupt expansion.
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It's hard to overstate how abrupt the shift has been.
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These are plays with abrupt changes of time and space.
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The abrupt cuts across airlines would reverberate around the economy.
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The abrupt move sent shockwaves through India's $2 trillion economy.
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Complaints brought retaliation — reassignments, demotions, abrupt firings and belittling remarks.
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And then, the whole macabre affair ends in abrupt tragedy.
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What does he have to say about Yovanovitch's abrupt withdrawal?
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But her pleas took an abrupt turn for the absurd.
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Everyone was surprised by the state's abrupt change in position.
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"It was a very short, abrupt conversation," Mr. Sondland said.
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This tradition came to an abrupt stop with President Trump.
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Something more abrupt I think could slow growth even more.
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It seemed his career had come to another abrupt halt.
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"It was a very short, abrupt conversation," Mr. Sondland said.
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Like many players, his departure was abrupt, involuntary and wrenching.
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Such a transition is not as abrupt as it seems.
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"OK, Google - Close YouTube" — Richard Hay (@WinObs) October 4, 2016 The most awkward and abrupt possible ending for @google keynote... — Logan Douglass (@logancd1) October 4, 2016 #MadeByGoogle A very abrupt end to the livestream.
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The show felt, without its overture, too abrupt and too ridiculous.
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A "no" vote could mean an abrupt end to Renzi's government.
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Until Adele's abrupt restart, Beyonce was the talk of the show.
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It changed its policy stance in a very significant, abrupt way.
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Do the brakes allow you to make smooth and abrupt stops?
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Videckis was shocked to have been given such an abrupt ultimatum.
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Why does abrupt, awkward violence play to your aesthetic so much?
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However, he added that that an abrupt end would be unlikely.
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But getting pregnant saw regular sex come to an abrupt end.
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"We see seizures after abrupt changes in opiate use," Dharia said.
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And some abrupt or unnecessary emotional changes could be the result.
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Investors also digested the abrupt dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.
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Her plans to become a doctor came to an abrupt halt.
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The move, though abrupt, may have been a long time coming.
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Such abrupt epiphanies arrive routinely, charging Latour's experience of daily life.
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Some traders were caught off guard by the euro's abrupt move.
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Eliot Spitzer's abrupt resignation, which included the withdrawal of some candidates.
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CNN is alleging that this abrupt action violated due process rights.
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The abrupt decision sparked an outcry from allies and U.S. lawmakers.
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Those gains came to an abrupt halt, however, in late 2016.
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The abrupt change placed some campaign allies in an awkward spot.
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The drama continues after Tamar Braxton's abrupt departure from The Real.
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Brown's departure from the Raiders was both abrupt and drawn out.
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The thrust of speed and then its abrupt demise thrilled Barry.
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" Then, in an abrupt transition, he says, "I trust Ted Cruz.
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Trump took to Twitter on Monday to defend the abrupt order.
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Guests on "Hardball" reacted to Matthews' abrupt departure on Monday night.
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Abrupt moves usually aren't good for kids, academic research has found.
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His abrupt resignation in October prompted a revolt by minority shareholders.
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The abrupt, unsatisfying end led to questions, doubts, anger and rumors.
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The ship is not going to make an abrupt U-turn.
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The 11-year bull market came to an abrupt, unceremonious end.
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But on Saturday, the raucous races came to an abrupt halt.
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Such an abrupt change could have plunged the economy into recession.
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A U.S. budget block could also result in an abrupt end.
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It was that same viewpoint that led to his abrupt departure.
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To what do you attribute the abrupt collapse in their support?
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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Full of apprehension, we reported his abrupt departure to the police.
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The company did not explain the reason for their abrupt departures.
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Trump's abrupt foreign policy move was met with immediate bipartisan criticism.
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His abrupt dismissal was announced on July 15, initially without explanation.
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Trump's abrupt reversal on gun control caught some allies off-guard.
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Did you intend to suggest the possibility of abrupt climate change?
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Zinke's abrupt announcement on Florida also took industry groups by surprise.
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The news comes a day after the abrupt resignation of White House communications director Hope Hicks, who announced her departure just one day after White House senior communications aide Josh Raffel gave his own abrupt resignation.
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"An abrupt breakdown in trade talks, if that were to occur, will inject considerable policy uncertainty, increase risk aversion and lead to an abrupt repricing of risk assets globally," Moody's analyst Madhavi Bokil said in a note.
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But at CES last month I had an abrupt change of heart.
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Memorability: Robert was an entertaining character, but his death was fairly abrupt.
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When he was done, he'd say an abrupt "goodbye" and hang up.
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The upward move was an abrupt turnaround from bitcoin's terrible Thanksgiving week.
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James Mattis' departure in December and Patrick Shanahan's abrupt resignation last week?
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She described both incidents as aggressive and abrupt — not sexual or flirtatious.
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Currency volatility has also meant abrupt drops in revenue on some routes.
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The question is whether the turn will be smooth or scarily abrupt.
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The conversation came to an abrupt end when the recess bell rang.
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Booth's departure follows the abrupt exit of Chief Commercial Officer Cam Battley.
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She notices that her nephew, once unfailingly respectful, is now more abrupt.
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There is no way Frankie's abrupt, bloody death wouldn't rock this hospital.
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Any information exchange between inmates and officers came to an abrupt halt.
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The company's closure was abrupt and surprised members of the robotics community.
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The defenders of the crown prince say these abrupt changes are necessary.
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The impact of his abrupt resignation, however, may not be that simple.
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But that process came to an abrupt end when Flynn, on Feb.
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Many traders caught out in abrupt price swings relating to U.S. crude.
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More negotiations, more ranting and screaming, followed by an abrupt walk-out.
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Keane's abrupt move to dictatorship is absurd, her political housecleaning, even crazier.
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But even the abrupt-quit group was not exactly going it alone.
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"The process in Florida was particularly abrupt and poorly executed," he said.
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So far, Clarke has not given a reason for his abrupt resignation.
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N.F.L. Roundup Percy Harvin's tumultuous career has come to an abrupt end.
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The previous long-running downtrend has been brought to an abrupt halt.
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So I can also attest to the powerful effect of abrupt cessation.
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But that came to an abrupt halt in the last two weeks.
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One of Syria's main backers, Iran, also benefited from Trump's abrupt decision.
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Danes expressed shock and disbelief following the U.S. president's abrupt decision (Reuters).
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But on October 24, 2003, that era came to an abrupt end.
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The company's abrupt collapse is causing ripple effects throughout the tourism industry.
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Kempczinski has attacked the challenges related to his abrupt promotion with vigor.
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And that is where the historical comparisons come to an abrupt end.
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Just because someone isn't addicted doesn't mean abrupt withdrawal isn't a problem.
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The abrupt end to the plan won't halt concerns about Musk's judgement.
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Why didn't the White House handle the abrupt firing with more finesse?
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Mutual fund giant Vanguard also said that customers weren't making abrupt moves.
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Recent requests for help by other countries have marked an abrupt turnaround.
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Obviously, the abrupt loss of Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) has been difficult.
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The show concludes with an abrupt insult, the commonest of angry epithets.
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But when the vote itself finally came, it was abrupt, even anticlimactic.
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Her abrupt demise may have struck some viewers as a haunting inevitability.
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In fact, he thinks it's about to come to an abrupt stop.
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The collapse of the new, tentatively scheduled March visit was similarly abrupt.
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The coming decade will mark the abrupt end of the status quo.
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That abrupt ending left a bitter taste for the last journalists standing.
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If on a slope, abrupt thaw can spill massive amount of earth.
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In some ways, the movie is too abrupt for its own good.
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He described the company's change as an "evolution," not an abrupt shift.
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Since his abrupt departure from the M.L.S. Combine was reported on Jan.
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How did that abrupt decision affect DACA participants, according to the article?
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The abrupt move suggests Biden views his fortunes in New Hampshire poorly.
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The charmed life came to an abrupt end on September 26th 1944.
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Shortly after she revealed this, the conversation came to an abrupt end.
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The difference is an abrupt change in tone from the Federal Reserve.
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Wells Fargo declined to comment about Tolstedt's abrupt departure from the company.
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Some of the biggest changes are abrupt, massive, and have already happened.
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Then there's an abrupt cut to Ed looking at his stepdaughter Abigail.
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Adam Levine's abrupt exit from NBC's The Voice has the rumor mill turning.
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Keep an eye out and you'll notice Shay's abrupt disappearance from the show.
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Psychedelic diversions and abrupt noise sections: sounds like a Melvins track, all right.
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It's been led by an interim CEO since Morrison's abrupt departure in May.
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But his abrupt abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria unleashed its anxieties.
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L as its new portfolio manager, following Neil Woodford's abrupt exit last week.
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Evernote has performed an abrupt about-face on a controversial new privacy policy.
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But the leap to finding those victims sympathetic and helpless is also abrupt.
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So, in all, it shouldn't seem like that abrupt an end to Instapaper.
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In this situation it would be most correct not to make abrupt moves.
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Justin Bieber Fans React to Abrupt Tour Cancellation, Plus Recapping The Bachelorette Live!
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Part of it is probably just the abrupt nature of the change back.
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Yet three weeks later, the Yemen vaccination plan came to an abrupt halt.
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But about half an hour in, there's an abrupt seven-year time jump.
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But what if that regime were to come to an abrupt eventual end?
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The Fed made no abrupt shift to shorter bonds prior to Operation Twist.
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The Danish referendum brought the process of European integration to an abrupt halt.
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The report raises even more questions surrounding the abrupt timing of Comey's dismissal.
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The magical run came to an abrupt halt over the final two games.
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"There is going to be a very abrupt change in pricing," Cohen said.
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Then the nation's interest in this race will come to an abrupt close.
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Hicks has stayed in touch with the Trump family since her abrupt exit.
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The abrupt fall in the pound should help exporters, including the car industry.
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That looked like a tough prospect on Monday following Wasserman Schultz's abrupt resignation.
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White's abrupt departure is the latest sign of turnover in the Trump administration.
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The abrupt cancellation reveals that Trump lacks a coherent, clever North Korea strategy.
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The return to base reality was as abrupt as when I left it.
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There are abrupt revelations — one obvious, one ludicrous — followed by a pat resolution.
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Even by the unsentimental standards of corporate America, it was an abrupt transition.
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" He gave the abrupt, infectiously guffawing laugh that frequently punctuates his conversation. "Sorry!
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Humans are evolutionarily wired to respond to the abrupt sounds that indicate danger.
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And the abrupt change to online-only sales is a rare strategic reversal.
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But a relationship that started sweetly came to an abrupt end on Feb.
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Treatment of both diseases often results in an abrupt drop in estrogen levels.
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True, yet his behavior clearly reflects an abrupt change in his emotional state.
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The final five minutes are bleakly abrupt, like being dropped off a cliff.
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Iowa's dramatic change has been both abrupt and a long time in coming.
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Chris Matthews's abrupt resignation on Monday night shouldn't have come as a surprise.
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When the White House revoked Acosta's pass, it was abrupt and without warning.
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This all came to an abrupt halt when he took his own life.
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You can approach a cliff gradually, but the last step is pretty abrupt.
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The release coincided with the abrupt arrival of Dennis Rodman, the ex-N.
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This is a long game and will not come to an abrupt conclusion.
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Her abrupt recall from Kyiv last year has infuriated U.S. diplomats with Pompeo.
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Addressing the long-term fiscal imbalance now does not require immediate, abrupt changes.
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Their abrupt deployment should be initiated only as a measure of absolute necessity.
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To see how abrupt, just look at what happened to Kohl's on Thursday.
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He tweeted that the suspension was abrupt and inconsistent with their past communications.
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But as with his Syria decision, Trump has surprised aides with abrupt decisions.
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On Thursday, the Nasdaq saw an abrupt reversal after opening at new highs.
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In Cuba, the abrupt change seemed to further divide people along generational lines.
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The ending can feel a bit abrupt, but it doesn't overstay its welcome.
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Then came the abrupt resignation of Ms. Wilson-Raybould from Mr. Trudeau's cabinet.
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She said her two children now have nightmares due to her abrupt arrest.
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The momentum gained from that success has now come to an abrupt end.
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That limbo may come to an abrupt end in the next few weeks.
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Many companies were not fully ready for such an abrupt shift, he said.
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In this scene and in others, This is Not a Biography feels abrupt.
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But Mr. Zhou's stature suffered after an abrupt 4 percent currency devaluation last August.
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DISLIKEBraking can be finicky and abrupt, and you'll feel every bump on the road.
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In Seattle, where demand has outstripped supply for years, the drop is more abrupt.
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Araujo's thoughts on international relations mark an abrupt break from Brazil's traditional conciliatory stances.
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The company has since implemented a measure that checks for such abrupt name changes.
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Then, suddenly, the old pain returned as that relationship came to an abrupt end.
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So what seems to have caused this abrupt, out-of-character move from Cardi?
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What else, besides the heart, could cause these abrupt surges that tormented the patient?
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Facebook has often been the target of criticism for abrupt changes to its algorithms.
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INDIA is not the first country to introduce abrupt, drastic reform of its currency.
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"His abrupt, unjust dismissal is hard to understand and impossible to support," she said.
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In a malfunctioning automatic, gearshifts might become more abrupt and occur at awkward intervals.
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That all came to an abrupt halt when she began dating an abusive man.
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It remains unclear what prompted the exit, though the witness describes it as abrupt.
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Protest movements often face the same abrupt reversals of fate, says Podair, the historian.
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Abrupt shifts in policy cause uncertainty for companies and risk financial turmoil (see article).
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No-deal means there would be no transition so the exit would be abrupt.
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Sawyer goes through a major character shift that's so abrupt, it isn't entirely convincing.
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This is Obama's only way of preparing us for some abrupt and ugly reversals.
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So our day out at Alton Towers has come to an abrupt halt. Literally.
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Disconnecting with your homeland is torture, especially when the disconnect is violent and abrupt.
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If you haven't been keeping up on Munchery's abrupt shutdown, here's some good background.
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It remains unclear what prompted the exit, though the witness described it as abrupt.
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This was mostly due to the youngster's abrupt loss of her mother's nourishing milk.
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A Justice Department spokesman declined to comment on the reasons for the abrupt dismissal.
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But the optimism on college campuses came to an abrupt halt on November 8.
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There was the emotional toll of the abrupt severing of an intensely personal relationship.
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On several occasions, abrupt demonetization through policy updates has provoked outspoken backlash among creators.
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Abrupt declines in oil prices would create huge savings for consumers and businesses alike.
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Robert's game is unconventional, short on spin and long on abrupt shifts in pace.
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It led to the abrupt cancellation of her self-titled, top rated ABC sitcom.
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On January 21995, 22014, however, much of AMODEFA's work came to an abrupt halt.
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Murray said referees told him his clap was too abrupt and not smooth enough.
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The abrupt departure of yet another Ukrainian reform minister is cause for particular concern.
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The longer policymakers put off implementing reforms, the more abrupt the changes will be.
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But that era came to an abrupt end with the return of military rule.
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The spot signals an abrupt change of tone for the ad war in Florida.
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For such a widely held and traded security, that is an unusually abrupt move.
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The archetypal modern piece was knotty and abstract, with angular gestures and abrupt transitions.
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The two companies' abrupt decisions to pull back from ObamaCare have baffled healthcare experts.
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Das took charge at the RBI last week, two days after Patel's abrupt resignation.
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No deal means there would be no transition so the exit would be abrupt.
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In terms of the TV apps' shutdown, this is a somewhat abrupt strategy shift.
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But, the Jenners shouldn't feel too bad about their abrupt exit in Diddy's world.
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Jim Mattis' tenure as defense secretary came to an abrupt end in December 2018.
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Ekonomou's more prominent role comes after the abrupt resignation last week of John Dowd.
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With Easterbrook's abrupt departure, franchisee groups seem eager to adjust to the new normal.
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Abrupt life-threatening arrhythmias are a leading cause of mortality in the United States.
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It's very abrupt and in your face, and it's resistant to traditional brand names.
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China has diminished fears of an abrupt halt to its decades-long growth trajectory.
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There's the improvement of the town that manages to feel both glacial and abrupt.
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I hate to be so abrupt about this, but Reid probably would not mind.
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The choreographer has recently made an abrupt change in creative direction — back to ballet.
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Even then, however, the transition was not quite as abrupt as one might imagine.
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BOSTON — The Army's abrupt discharges of immigrant recruits may not be over after all.
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But the president's abrupt reversal has left Americans with a severe case of whiplash.
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Nobody planned for an abrupt mass migration of traditional college courses to the internet.
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It's both the sound of life, and a signal of abrupt and arbitrary death.
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The abrupt transition from trauma to triumph has shaped the Jewish state ever since.
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But abrupt permafrost thaw happens on the scale of meters over months or years.
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Analysts raised concerns about the spinoff after the weak results and Peck's abrupt departure.
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The decision to ground its fleet several months later was an abrupt about-face.
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That followed Trump's abrupt firing of James Comey from his post as FBI director.
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Trump's abrupt firing of Bolton added to a sense of unease among NSC staff.
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His abrupt firing came out of nowhere and there was no warning, they said.
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Accordingly, it's easy to come off as more abrupt that you might have intended.
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His abrupt acts and swerving meditations have an air of unplotted inevitability about them.
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Investment firm Barclays called the announcement "abrupt and sudden" in a note on Tuesday.
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Plainfield's housing market has been shaped by abrupt changes over the past 30 years.
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Plainfield's housing market has been shaped by abrupt changes over the past 30 years.
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The EU and British legislators have toiled to avoid the most-damaging, abrupt split.
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But most changes at the top aren't as abrupt as they appear, Challenger said.
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But Franken had experienced one of the most abrupt downfalls in recent political memory.
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"It was a very short abrupt conversation," Mr. Sondland said about the September call.
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Netanyahu's surprise move was an abrupt change of strategy for the right-wing leader.
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Netanyahu's surprise move was an abrupt change of strategy for the right-wing leader.
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That brought the recent, seemingly relentless, bull market in stocks to an abrupt halt.
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CHILE'S CENBANK SAYS MACROECONOMIC SCENARIO SUFFERED ABRUPT CHANGE SINCE START OF PROTESTS IN OCTOBER
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Thanks to Ms. Taylor, this strange dance may be coming to an abrupt end.
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Meanwhile, studies have also shown that there are risks associated with abrupt discontinuation of SSRIs.
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The league-wide home-run spike has been just as baffling as it was abrupt.
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Following the incident, Gonzalez took to social media to condemn the fan&aposs abrupt actions.
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With emergency recording, it automatically records footage upon any abrupt turns, drastic braking, or impact.
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But the abrupt, shocking nature of Strahan's departure has left a mark on Kelly Ripa.
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Lowry's night came to an abrupt end with 23:236 remaining in the third quarter.
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Despite his abrupt departure from the Hallmark Channel, Mark Steines has plenty to smile about.
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And the transition into real horror is so abrupt, it's almost comical — until it isn't.
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Abrupt shake-ups come to your relationships when Mars meets with Uranus on February 13.
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For girls like her, the decision means an abrupt end to her childhood and dreams.
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There's tiredness accompanied with abrupt stillness after a long evening of constant clicking and clacking.
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Other interludes are more abrupt, with fields of color or sudden breaks in the soundtrack.
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The move follows the abrupt resignation last month of Nicolas Hulot, his popular environment minister.
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Worst S&P stock Campbell Soup sinks >15 pct on bleak forecast, abrupt CEO exit .
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Role in Lewandowski firing The abrupt firing in June of Lewandowski underscored Kushner's growing influence.
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The transition from day to night would be quite abrupt, without lingering sunsets to enjoy.
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Their relationship came to an abrupt end when Cantor was stabbed to death, McGowan claims.
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The forests protect coastal communities from abrupt tidal shifts and storms, while slowing shore erosion.
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But it has, in a tragic and abrupt twist, turned out to be the last.
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Periodic doubts about the bank's freedom from political interference resurfaced after Murat Cetinkaya's abrupt sacking.
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And I'm troubled by the lionization and the abrupt destruction of a guy like Kalanick.
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Soon, the music comes to an abrupt halt and Aldean is seen fleeing the stage.
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That's why you see the abrupt drop-off like the edge of a shark fin.
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In 22017, the artist made an abrupt decision to leave New York and stop painting.
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And if you do decide to look all around there's no abrupt cut off point.
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What the decision was, according to the people familiar with the situation, was fairly abrupt.
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McCabe became acting director of the FBI this week following Trump's abrupt firing of Comey.
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Such abrupt action, they fear, could snuff growth and plunge the economy into a recession.
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The move also comes four months after the abrupt retirement of Louisiana State Police Col.
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This is an abrupt change: the number of cases dropped over 60% from 2000-2015.
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But he's not without his worries, and those worries may explain his abrupt moderate turn.
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VIX, a gauge of U.S. stocks volatility, rising through the year with occasional abrupt spikes.
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For Melanie, the abrupt awareness of her many different identities warring inside her was overwhelming.
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Second, this is not an abrupt about-face—yet—just an indicator of future change.
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John McCain, have said they were "troubled" by Trump's abrupt firing of Comey mid-investigation.
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And when his evening came to an abrupt end, he knew that he had succeeded.
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Jon's abrupt decision to give Ghost away, then, struck many fans as disloyal and ungrateful.
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Patients, providers, and pretty much every other interested stakeholder would rebel against abrupt radical changes.
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Watch it stir and glide, never wild or abrupt but as stealthy as a sleuth.
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WASHINGTON — Days after President Trump's abrupt decision to withdraw 25,000 American troops from Syria, Gen.
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The tension rises until Lola's performance comes to an abrupt end with a mock suicide.
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And what Allen did at first, while definitely a little tactless and abrupt, wasn't terrible.
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That came to an abrupt halt in 1998 when she had her first son, Ted.
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After a surfeit of press early on, the gilets jaunes' abrupt decline has been conspicuous.
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Still, it was an abrupt outcome after what had been a long period of uncertainty.
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Nonetheless, the abrupt turn of events in Turkey left Mr. Erdogan's grip on power uncertain.
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Now he is leaving, in an abrupt shakeout that shows cracks in SoftBank's global ambitions.
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The movie becomes almost antic and then powerfully abrupt as the principals begin to disappear.
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John McCain -- have said they were "troubled" by Trump's abrupt firing of Comey mid-investigation.
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But when positioning becomes too stretched, this can lead to abrupt shifts in the price.
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This was an abrupt and shocking ending to Findlay's 13-year career in exploitation cinema.
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You expect another chorus, but the track stops right before the solo's abrupt final note.
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Today, the weakened nuclear agreement confronts three possible fates: survival, abrupt death, or gradual demise.
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The effect of the administration's abrupt U-turn will ripple way beyond those magnificent canyonlands.
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Trump's abrupt announcement of troop withdrawals from Syria last year alarmed even staunch Republican supporters.
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Would Alex be killed off in the wake of his portrayer Justin Chambers' abrupt exit?
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The marks range from damp and wobbly (resembling inkjet image transfer) to brittle and abrupt.
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His abrupt about-face illustrates the intense pressure he faces to run as a moderate.
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The abrupt change displeased Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the committee's chairman.
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The abrupt closing "is highly disappointing and not best for its students," Ms. Hill said.
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His statement was an abrupt pivot from the stance offered by others in his administration.
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Recent events mark an abrupt change for General Abdelkhalig, not long ago a Bashir loyalist.
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And those abrupt alterations of place and meaning function as indictments of an endless history.
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It is abrupt, immediate and often brutal — more tip of the blade than bonny glen.
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Experts criticized the abrupt implementation of screenings for travelers arriving from Europe over the weekend.
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Its abrupt ending doesn't even offer a chance for catharsis; it just spits you out.
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The pain is likely to worsen if you cough, walk or make other abrupt movements.
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This is not so much a retrenchment of the single market as an abrupt truncation.
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The company is trying to rebound from the abrupt departure of its founder in April.
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Before his abrupt removal, General Fang, 20144, had seemed positioned for promotion at the congress.
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For Indians and Pakistanis, it also represents the abrupt truncating of a sense of self.
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But the score lacks a steady musical signature to reconcile the abrupt shifts in tone.
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The other contestants were reportedly not informed of the exact nature of Spilo's abrupt dismissal.
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How was this "an abrupt shift in tone," compared with what he had said earlier?
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So will Mr. Schneiderman's abrupt exit leave a vacuum for Democrats, either politically or legally?
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The move was abrupt, and I called him up to ask what had prompted it.
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Amelia's grief over Christopher's abrupt death complicates her first marriage with Owen during season 13.
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Her abrupt announcement is perhaps the most surprising development to date in the 2020 race.
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The abrupt shuttering of the toy chain spells good news and bad news for landlords.
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Abrupt departure Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe abruptly decided to step down on Monday.
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Friends with small children complained about the freezing cold and the abrupt cuts in heating.
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Abrupt changes in topic can cause your audience to forget what you just talked about.
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In the novel's abrupt coda, Adam, now grown, returns to Topeka to read his poetry.
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Mueller was appointed as special counsel following Trump's abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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The abrupt gesture appeared to cause him pain and Francis swiftly wrenched his hand free.
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Sensing a finish, Sell charged in to conclusively put an abrupt end to the fight.
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It gave no explanation for the abrupt departure which Genish condemned as a Soviet-style putsch.
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But she neglected to tell her more than 41,000 followers the reason for her abrupt departure.
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In fact, Stu and Burt's abrupt sexual evolution isn't even a conversation once they have sex.
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Swift, meteoric rises and abrupt, catastrophic falls govern the lives of the entire Pied Piper team.
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Michael Flynn's abrupt resignation will leave many asking further questions about Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin.
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The abrupt decision was widely and rightly condemned by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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It's upsetting, in part because it feels so unexpected, but also because it feels so abrupt.
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West's abrupt shift toward pointedly religious work comes well into a thriving career in the mainstream.
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The earnings come on the heels of former Chief Executive Tim Sloans abrupt departure last month.
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Emotionally and mentally, my 14-year-old self could not process this kind of abrupt removal.
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So far, the exact reason for the abrupt end of the tour has not been released.
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Ms. Martel avoids establishing shots and, at times cutting away from the action, favors abrupt transitions.
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The guidance combined with abrupt CEO departure will be a major gut punch to the Street.
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The abrupt announcement of his departure follows reports that Kelly had a frosty relationship with Trump.
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RECENT weeks have seen an abrupt shift in the pattern of irregular migration in the Mediterranean.
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In my time riding it, I have never experienced an abrupt jerk, stop, start, or acceleration.
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The digging proceeded for another hour before an agent called an abrupt halt at 3 p.m.
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I've oddly become a super neat/clean person at age 25; the switch was really abrupt.
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The abrupt break from the film's grounded aesthetic jars you out of any sense of stability.
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Abrupt exchange rate adjustments since 2015 in Azerbaijan, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Nigeria and Suriname highlight potential pressures.
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The platform's abrupt — and somewhat under-the-radar — end follows a shaky year for the company.
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It said the protocol would avoid the "abrupt descent into chaos" that the plaintiffs warned about.
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Prior to its abrupt end, the case was expected to last until at least next month.
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The abrupt transitions as one reads lines or flips through a photobook's pages are roughly equivalent.
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At first, I thought I liked the ending because of how abrupt and unexpected it was.
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An abrupt but credible "regime change" in policy could realign popular expectations almost instantaneously, he reasoned.
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But growth slowed sharply in late 2018 as worries mounted about an abrupt, no-deal Brexit.
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And here, my love of all things twee ends in an abrupt line in the sand.
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Sources say that Sadler was upset over the news and made the abrupt decision to leave.
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Given that Shorts launched in March, this is kind of an abrupt end to Math Camp.
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But distractions were rampant, none as large as Trump's abrupt dismissal of Comey as FBI director.
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After delays, it looks like Google's plan for modular smartphones has come to an abrupt end.
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James Comey's abrupt firing as FBI director is a "distraction" for the GOP's agenda, Republican Sen.
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"I got f—ing whiplash from that ending," tweeted someone else, referencing the abrupt death mention.
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Duterte's abrupt pivot from Washington to Beijing is unlikely to be universally popular at home, however.
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Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are adapting to lower oil prices and abrupt exchange rate adjustments last year.
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" Indeed, the initial abrupt selloff prompted Wall Street's favorite reaction in recent months: "Buy the dip.
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The cuts are abrupt and at times awkward, but overall, the edit is very well done.
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For Japan it would have been an abrupt departure from the traditional norm of lifetime employment.
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This is a stunning and abrupt turn of events that seemed unimaginable only a week ago.
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First I sensed a stiffening in my hand, then the abrupt motion and a cold squeeze.
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Those who choose a whistleblower's path risk retaliation and a potentially abrupt end to their career.
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Mr Modi's most innovative decision was also his worst: the abrupt cancellation of high-denomination banknotes.
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But after Flynn's abrupt resignation three weeks into Trump's term, McFarland's role was thrown in doubt.
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And there are moments that approximate the jolting, abrupt waking from such a state of mind.
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When streaming music on your phone, an abrupt ad-break can be a real vibes killer.
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Anthony Scaramucci's abrupt ouster on Monday capped an extraordinary stretch of turmoil at the White House.
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It is unusual for a corporate executive to make such abrupt statements about future share offerings.
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A bronze Forester—Willa stopped with abrupt significance, Andrew and Brian stopping a few paces behind.
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Hariri's abrupt resignation as premier in a statement televised from the Saudi capital Riyadh on Nov.
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Calling an abrupt end to the Holocene could achieve the opposite, creating confusion in the literature.
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But it all came to an abrupt end in early 2014, when nearly $500 million disappeared.
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The abrupt halt will end a pilot test that Nike and Amazon launched together in 13.
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Russia's abrupt drawdown of forces could push President Bashar al-Assad, above, toward a negotiated solution.
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You'll be ready to end situations that aren't working — even if your approach might seem abrupt.
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The abrupt decision after months of discussions is a belated admission the project was too risky.
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The economy has ground to an abrupt halt, and the unemployment rate is about to soar.
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In an abrupt about-face, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is calling on Rep.
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She and they were well aware that such an abrupt momentum shift could have big consequences.
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Process aside, she said that pardoning the men would be an abrupt departure from the past.
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Abrupt changes in service — some movies are restricted, now they're not — arrived without warning or explanation.
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When the cycle shifted into a positive phase in 2013, an "abrupt slowdown" of melting occurred.
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The commission's "abrupt departure would be a major setback for Guatemala's fight against corruption," she said.
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One day the tearful calls she often received from her friend came to an abrupt halt.
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I've done the catapult takeoff and abrupt landing on an aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf.
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But in Seattle, the notion has proved extraordinarily contentious, culminating in the abrupt reversal on Tuesday.
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As a result, Uber now has to train its cars to expect the abrupt left turn.
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Over the past year, Deutsche has undergone an abrupt management change that installed Sewing as CEO.
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But any abrupt loss of the internet would undoubtedly be extremely painful in the short-term.
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For Sawczuk, the abrupt increases in the tariff rates have created uncertainty that makes planning difficult.
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Its abrupt end has led some to worry about how sustainable the scene is in Vietnam.
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You can see in the chart below the abrupt change in the number of seated diners.
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Her dreams came to an abrupt end on Sunday night in Nigeria's insurgency-hit Borno State.
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Divisions among House Democrats caused an abrupt decision to scrap a key committee vote on Wednesday.
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After Mr. Trump's abrupt green light to Turkey, the military tried to carry out that aspiration.
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Despite her sweet sentiments, Chambers' departure feels abrupt and leaves a lot more questions than answers.
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"It was a very short abrupt conversation," Sondland said about a September call with the president.
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Our professional lives are full of abrupt changes that can happen at the most inopportune times.
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But Trump's abrupt announcement to withdraw from northern Syria and endorse Turkey's incursion is extremely irresponsible.
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What's even more striking than this abrupt vulnerability is how little prop comedy he leans on.
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Both countries were keen to play down the prospect of an abrupt change in their relationship.
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"He was upset because his good times were coming to an abrupt end," Sheriff Noel said.
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Ellis has been irked by the abrupt comings and goings of reporters from the packed courtroom.
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If the coming updates paint a different picture, stocks could be in for an abrupt adjustment.
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Prairie-dog alarm calls are the vocal equivalent of wartime telegrams: concise, abrupt, stripped to essentials.
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On Thursday afternoon, the summit came to an abrupt and humiliating end for the North Koreans.
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He was the fiercest of the Clinton circle's warriors: profane, abrupt, and, at his best, effective.
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The order brought an abrupt end to a highly touted commission that Trump created last May.
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The abrupt nosedive unraveled most of the market's gains since the beginning of the calendar year.
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In his HBO special "Feelings," Ramy Youssef does both, but his abrupt query sticks with you.
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Often family members travel separately, and the abrupt changes in policy have added to the confusion.
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Transparency will promote a "level playing field" and protect participants from abrupt price disruptions, he said.
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Internal chaos produced the abrupt, haphazard announcement of Trump's tariff plan that rattled markets last week.
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The CDC is also grappling with the abrupt resignation this week of its director, Brenda Fitzgerald.
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So abrupt was that order that military commanders, taken by surprise, declined to immediately implement it.
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What reasons were given, if any, to the senior budget officials who implemented the abrupt freeze?
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Instead of conventional transitions, there are abrupt shifts that resemble clicking through channels on a television.
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Photographers had been documenting the summit meeting for days, from the preparations to the abrupt end.
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It's a moment is so abrupt and sensual, you may initially assume it's a dream sequence.
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But it underscored the chaos that followed the president's abrupt announcement of a pullout in December.
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Despite Trump's abrupt announcement, no troops have left yet, and the roadmap for withdrawal remains murky.
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Her turn ultimately played as a little too abrupt, and that ruined it for some viewers.
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Fretwell and Trathan observed the fallout of this abrupt environmental shift using high resolution satellite imagery.
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Any abrupt U.S. withdrawal, he said, could trigger consequences similar to what happened in Iraq in 2015.
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But to everything there is a season, and to every promotional period there is an abrupt end.
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The hubbub that arose when the coffee-with-Ivanka raffle was revealed led to its abrupt cancellation.
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The scientific literature shows that in order to change ingrained habits, abrupt changes in context are needed.
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Given the abrupt departure of Horowitz, it is unclear whether Fox will support that strategy heading forward.
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This would swap out abrupt chaos for slower changes — possibly an exodus that takes place over years.
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The Star Carr site consists of many layers, some of which coincide with the abrupt cooling periods.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - John Flint's abrupt departure from HSBC leaves a worrying gap at the top.
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But each time, her call was met with a full voicemail box and an abrupt hang-up.
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The following week saw the abrupt resignation of its former deputy commissioner, Roselyn Akombe, on Oct. 18.
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Even Fred Lambert, the editor-in-chief of Tesla-boosting blog Electrek, criticized Tesla's abrupt pricing change.
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This abrupt move away from cash has been felt disproportionately by women operating in the informal sector.
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In one abrupt show of authority, Moshe made all the men line up and drop their pants.
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But risk aversion could make an abrupt return if talks drag on or turn sour, he said.
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" Judd added, "I thought, given it was so abrupt, that the microphone had had a technical glitch.
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Her abrupt interruption had the desired effect on Mr. PTSD — she'd startled him, and he shut up.
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And they both have similar unconventional ideas about the janky, startling, abrupt way cinematic violence should look.
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After its abrupt cancellation in 2013 following the Disney acquisition, Netflix became a ready partner for Disney.
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The film's final moments are rushed, and the ending is startlingly abrupt, with no time for reflection.
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Mayhem is abrupt, brief and fragmentary — predicated on suave jump-cuts and largely devoid of special effects.
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Meanwhile, in an abrupt move, China had added its commerce minister, Zhong Shan, to its negotiating team.
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It has coincided with Nielsen's departure, but was not a result of her abrupt ejection from DHS.
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And if the most abrupt global warming episode of the Cenozoic doesn't measure up to the present?
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Mexico's peso stabilized from steep losses this week after abrupt exit of former Finance Minister Carlos Urzua.
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There's some nudity and that frank, abrupt Saulnier violence, particularly in one extended scene of gory mayhem.
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Wells Fargo started the search for a new chief executive, after the abrupt resignation of Tim Sloan.
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Some were mildly disappointed in the abrupt exit, but wanted to keep the game going without him.
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Severe emotional shock can cause an abrupt weakening of the heart, which can mimic a heart attack.
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However, climate change is likely to cause some abrupt price surges over the next decade, it said.
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But risk aversion could make an abrupt return if talks drag on or turn sour, he said.
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But after fourteen years, Argentina's abrupt U-turn means it is finally heading in the right direction.
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Sixteen years after the last Austin Powers movie, Evil chatted about his abrupt firing from Trump's team.
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Also on January 18, the sun clashes with Uranus—watch out for abrupt endings and sudden starts!
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John McCain -- have said they were "troubled" by Trump's abrupt firing of Comey during the Russia probe.
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New York (CNN)A major US investigation into Russian money laundering has come to an abrupt end.
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For Trump, who ran as an outsider promising to explode political norms, the adjustment appears more abrupt.
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Here are the big developments of the last week, which started with the abrupt firing of Comey:
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He also said President Donald Trump's abrupt firing of James Comey will not disrupt the bureau's investigation.
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What the paper concludes is that abrupt digital deletion is not at all conducive to healthy grieving.
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Mixed messages from Washington have clouded Trump's abrupt announcement last month, which sparked concern among Western allies.
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In an abrupt turnaround, U.S. oil prices plunged 2000 percent after gaining more than 2300 percent Tuesday.
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Mr Abe's advisers may even have had a say in Sharp's abrupt change in attitude to Foxconn.
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That's just three days away, so this announcement is incredibly abrupt and very likely to anger customers.
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The move appears to be an abrupt one, with little to no information offered to external parties.
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Most judges, whether progressive or conservative, Republican or Democratic, do not favor abrupt changes in the law.
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Abrupt changes to Viacom's bylaws directly related to the auction underscore how acrimonious the drama has become.
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Supporters of an abrupt Brexit have accused the IMF of making politically motivated forecasts in the past.
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That idyll came to an abrupt end in 1936, when the Alexanders fled Nazi Germany to England.
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But the abrupt shift in posture toward Mr. Trump, especially from Mr. Ryan, represented a remarkable turnaround.
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The solar FIT has been nearly halved since 22012, bringing the sector's boom to an abrupt halt.
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Wholesomeness has gone out of fashion, and Swift's abrupt moment of maturation finds her playing catch-up.
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Studies show that uninterrupted sitting causes an abrupt and significant decline in blood flow to the legs.
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"Sorry, it's how I negotiate," the president said, defending his abrupt policy gyrations and rhetorical switch-backs.
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If it's red, Autopilot signals my brain to tell my feet to come to an abrupt stop.
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When conditions get windy, dust storms and whiteouts occur, putting an abrupt stop to whatever you're doing.
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But in an abrupt shift, the Justice Department last week argued the entire law should be invalidated.
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A lot of fans were upset and heartbroken at how Ramos' story came to an abrupt end.
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But in the middle of 2016, Son had an abrupt change of heart, and Arora was out.
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It was a high-wire Games: full of challenges and contrasts, abrupt shifts in mood and momentum.
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These recordings shift gears suddenly, bursting with abrupt changes of speed and volume, their energy barely contained.
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It is an institutional failure, and as such, a major and abrupt course correction seems highly unlikely.
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It's an abrupt turnaround from an industry that seemed at times to shield CK from the allegations.
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If you're familiar with the company's bike messenger bag roots, the Pace feels like an abrupt departure.
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But those dreams of stability came to an abrupt end this year under a pleasant August sun.
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Yet an abrupt resignation would set off a potentially bitter succession struggle among the major political parties.
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In interviews, four current and former Interior Department officials said Mr. Goklany's rise was abrupt and unexpected.
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Although the announcement was abrupt, it was a change that had also been anticipated for a while.
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He even briefly coached Kuwait's national soccer team, years before his abrupt departure from soccer this spring.
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But Mr. McEntee will remain in the president's orbit despite his abrupt departure from the White House.
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Nicki Minaj is clearing up her "abrupt" retirement announcement — and says that she'll explain her decision soon.
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The abrupt way he decided to withdraw from Syria overshadowed the military victories against the Islamic State.
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Midway through, tragic news comes as a shock, symbolized with an abrupt change to black and white.
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But her tenure came to an abrupt end in October 1985, when Mr. Regan ousted her. Mrs.
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All of these abrupt changes led to immense financial losses for companies, which led to mass layoffs.
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Two of his other concerts were canceled in a similarly abrupt, unexplained manner, he told the court.
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In the week since my abrupt departure from campus, I have remained one of these lucky ones.
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The abrupt plunge in the nation's economic fortunes has no obvious precedents; it requires a massive response.
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As is typical in the highly opaque kingdom, the leadership offered no explanation for the abrupt changes.
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By the very nature of their design, games are good at abstraction, abrupt changes, and weird settings.
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Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza was so abrupt that critics say it contributed to the Hamas takeover.
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An abrupt change would affect not just the people covered, but virtually the entire health care system.
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Last month YouTube announced abrupt, vague changes to its automated processes for placing ads across the platform.
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Patrick Chappatte James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, offered a back story to his abrupt dismissal.
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Rather, it was an abrupt reminder that there is still plenty of fine-tuning to be done.
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General Manager John Elway hired Joseph after Gary Kubiak's abrupt resignation two weeks ago over health concerns.
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And his abrupt change of mind didn't seem to be an extemporaneous response to bad media coverage.
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Early reactions from the White House were to downplay an abrupt ending of the special counsel's investigation.
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The abrupt change of the entire squad was immediately linked by the Russian news media to meldonium.
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There are also abrupt swings in tone, dead-end detours and flatline performances, including from Ms. Johnson.
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Some blame her for the abrupt departure last fall of Tom Finkelpearl, the former cultural affairs commissioner.
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But Sunday night, journalists who had signed up for the training got an abrupt and unexpected message.
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The suit involves the government's abrupt decision in 2012 to seize all the companies' profits every quarter.
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The questions about Rosenstein's future follow the abrupt departure of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe on Monday.
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It began two weeks ago with an abrupt increase of at least 50 percent in gasoline prices.
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There are those who see the developments in the American electorate in more evolutionary, less abrupt, terms.
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"We are not going to pass (the law) in an abrupt, fast, hasty way," he told reporters.
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Nearly half of the respondents, 44%, reported a gradual onset of symptoms; the rest reported abrupt symptoms.
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His salvo against America's inflation in 21973, which slew the dragon for decades, therefore seemed unusually abrupt.
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Comey's abrupt firing last week and subsequent stories surrounding the incident have caused a firestorm in Washington.
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The announcement of the abrupt move came from Barry Diller, who is the chairman of Expedia's board.
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An abrupt change to the economics would devastate factories that could not quickly line up alternative suppliers.
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Such miscues and abrupt changes of course have become a staple of Mr. Trump's dealings with Congress.
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Ms. Cunningham's abrupt departure from Bendix provided fodder for months of newspaper and magazine articles and commentary.
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Here's what this abrupt U-turn means for Brooklynites, East Villagers and the rest of the city.
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Comey's abrupt firing drew unanimous condemnation from Democrats, who questioned Trump's timing and justification for his decision.
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With this abrupt TKO win, Font rebounds from a decision loss to top-ranked bantamweight John Lineker.
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His abrupt decisions on economic policy and doubts about the future of Pemex have rattled financial markets.
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The entertainment journalist will no longer host Home & Family, the network announced in an abrupt statement Thursday night.
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This abrupt visual change tells us Heidi has lost her memories of Homecoming after eating the dosed food.
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After making his abrupt exit, Trump headed to the Rose Garden and unleashed a heated statement to reporters.
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Porter's abrupt departure has raised questions about how long it took Trump's team to act on the accusations.
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She testified her former son-in-law was abrupt and emotionless in sharing the news of Cory's death.
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However, the episode came to an abrupt end when producers interrupted the evening, pulling Olympios and Jackson aside.
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He claimed Saturday that he is "getting a lot of praise" for his abrupt decision to reverse course.
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An autopsy concluded that Gray could not break his fall inside the van during abrupt turns or stops.
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What stands out about Schubert's use of the trill is its abrupt placement within an otherwise pleasant melody.
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Even the might fall sometimes, though, and the band's time almost drew to an abrupt end last year.
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Bill O'Reilly made his first public broadcast on Monday since his abrupt departure from Fox News last week.
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The abrupt failure of the carrier left 110,000 passengers abroad with no Monarch flights to take them home.
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Mr. McCabe has been swept up in an extraordinary and abrupt conclusion to his 21-year F.B.I. career.
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A woman speaking on the phone made her way through the route and came to an abrupt stop.
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THE abrupt departure of Ford's boss, Mark Fields, which the firm announced on May 22nd, has two explanations.
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You need to understand that this AI advancement is a gradual step rather than an abrupt leap forward.
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He then launched into a brief karaoke version of "Shake It Off" before coming to an abrupt stop.
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Many wondered whether the court's abrupt announcement of a verdict had something to do with the PSD's defeat.
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It's not often that the Bachelor himself gets rejected, and it would certainly make for an abrupt ending.
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Grace Park is finally opening up about her and Daniel Dae Kim's abrupt exits from Hawaii Five-O.
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It's possible to trick it by making abrupt movements, but you're not likely to notice it when writing.
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The Federal Reserve last week brought its three-year campaign to tighten monetary policy to an abrupt end.
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In the final cut, Finn does win, but it's abrupt and rushed, as he pushes her into space.
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This marked an abrupt change from the sharp recoil on markets on Wednesday after the Republican candidate's triumph.
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But the ancient Earth was also a volatile place, subject to abrupt changes in atmospheric chemistry and climate.
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From the FDA's point of view, embryos created using MRT represent an abrupt departure from nature's normal course.
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His abrupt removal was a sign Kim was removing the last vestiges of the old guard, Bisley says.
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It was an abrupt blow to those who had been enjoying the sheer ferocity of frontwoman Meghan O'Neil.
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That shift helps explain the president's abrupt announcement via Twitter that he had fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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As Italian researchers reported in 2001, the eclipse "caused abrupt cessation of the animal's activity" for three hours.
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The abrupt conclusion has some involved in the trial wondering why this Russian investigation had been cut short.
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But the abrupt change in outlook on interest rates hasn't necessarily translated into a better outlook for housing.
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"It seems unexpected, abrupt and unnecessary," said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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The two sides gave different reasons for the abrupt end in talks about denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
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The company had announced the abrupt departure of CEO Laurent Potdevin in February on undisclosed charges of misconduct.
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The ending is so abrupt that it leaves you with more questions than you had when it started.
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And Epic makes abrupt requests, mid-documentation, to "assign" patients diagnoses from a list of highly specific options.
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It's an abrupt ending to Becerra's long congressional tenure, though it's not a surprise that he's leaving Congress.
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A costly acquisition, an abrupt leadership change and a lack of song rights suggest that Pandora is floundering.
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The abrupt ouster of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe ignited a political firestorm in Washington on Saturday.
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"His abrupt, unjust dismissal is hard to understand and impossible to support," Pelosi said in a statement Thursday.
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In November, the feel-good welcome came to an abrupt end with the Islamic State's attacks in Paris.
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In the season 13 premiere episode, the "SVU's" writers explained away Stabler's sudden absence as an abrupt retirement.
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Hundreds of passengers throughout Europe have been stranded by the abrupt collapse of the British regional airline Flybmi.
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A third suffered cuts and bruises in a similar incident to the other two: abrupt braking while travelling.
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Mr. Walsh, 66, was placed at the helm three years ago after the abrupt ousting of Tom Albanese.
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And forgive the abrupt transition here, but the niceties of narrative crumble in the face of details. Specifics.
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You can write your name if it feels too naked or abrupt not to have something down there.
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These rumors, of which Brian Houston was reportedly aware, may have contributed to the elder Houston's abrupt retirement.
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Multiple franchisees told Business Insider that they were still in shock over the news of Easterbrook's abrupt firing.
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Data from the flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 shows the plane&aposs abrupt U-turn upon finding the crack:
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In one box, an abrupt transition from violin etudes to Tin Pan Alley pop songs—Gershwin and Berlin.
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With less than three hours to play out, the emotional turns can feel abrupt and the resolutions sudden.
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Yet the artist's wet-on-wet brushwork is so abrupt and so total that nearly no detail remains.
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The attack has already forced President Ashraf Ghani to make abrupt changes ahead of this weekend's parliamentary elections.
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If you take a draconian stance, you are essentially threatening to put an addicted person into abrupt withdrawal.
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First was his abrupt decision in November 2016 to eliminate most of the country's cash currency in circulation.
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And with airlines around the world facing imminent bankruptcy, Boeing may soon face an abrupt drop in revenue.
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The resignation was prompted by Mr. Trump's abrupt decisions last week to pull troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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The United Nations Security Council scheduled an emergency meeting for Monday to discuss the abrupt escalation in tensions.
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The truck bears the marks of storms, potholes, high-speed rushes to crime scenes and abrupt parking jobs.
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Venus Williams, whose terse news conferences are becoming a trademark, summed up the abrupt shift in momentum succinctly.
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Last month, the continued problems led to the abrupt resignation of the bank's chief executive, Timothy J. Sloan.
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Mr. Trump made the appointment late on Friday, after the abrupt resignation of Richard Cordray, the agency's director.
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If Mr. Vakarchuk were to enter politics, it would not be the first abrupt turn in his career.
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This greeting not only sounds abrupt, but it also lacks the customization necessary to grab your reader's attention.
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But now, her career is coming to an abrupt end after a bill passed by Congress in March.
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This time by starting the process four years early, he seems intent on avoiding abrupt and destabilizing changes.
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The compression here—an abrupt transition to flatter, rutted terrain—creates a force of more than three g's.
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Instead, the abrupt end to Yellen's tenure is one piece of a much larger pattern in Trump's government.
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Many companies and individuals are even less ready for an abrupt rupture with the European Union next month.
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"Today, the weakened nuclear agreement confronts three possible fates: survival, abrupt death, or gradual demise," writes Maysam Behravesh.
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The last thing I want is a delay today that results in an abrupt, precipitous course-correction tomorrow.
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Users reported abrupt crashes and some precinct chiefs seem to have mistaken the app for malware on installation.
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The corrections officer's abrupt, loud knock on the thick glass window signals the end of our class period.
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McDonald&aposs has been doing major damage control internally since the abrupt departure of former CEO Steve Easterbrook.
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Lawmakers may also want to hear an explanation for Volker's abrupt resignation from his position as special envoy.
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"But we still struggle to understand how we can get these very big abrupt changes," she went on.
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For Mr. Trump's camp, the abrupt turnaround simply proved how false the conspiracy narrative was from the start.
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"Abrupt reversal in risk appetite" saw oil&aposs spike earlier in the week lead to sharp declines. 29.
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The conversations between Mr. Barr and Mr. Trump came amid a series of abrupt reversals on the issue.
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That abrupt shift was probably driven by numerous factors that are hard to untangle: weak economic prospects; Mrs.
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That said, Son's ambition nearly came to an abrupt end during the dotcom bust in the early 2000s.
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This is leading to the abrupt decline of trees and making these lands increasingly unsuitable for tree regeneration.
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As a spectacle, Spicer's scolding may have felt abrupt and extreme, but it was years in the making.
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An abrupt withdrawal from Afghanistan could conceivably provide a new symbol of the decline in American hard power.
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White House lawyers were concerned about the varying public accounts of the reasons behind Mr. Flynn's abrupt departure.
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The official inquiries about an abrupt policy shift set off alarms at the State Department and in Congress.
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However, it is important to gradually taper many drugs to avoid dangerous symptoms caused by an abrupt withdrawal.
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"You need these kinds of signals in text conversations because they can otherwise seem abrupt," Ms. Cahill said.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — What's your reaction to the summit and its abrupt end?
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That plan came to an abrupt conclusion on August 24, when Musk and Tesla formally abandoned the idea.
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Given the abrupt personal and economic disruption shutdowns cause, they may actually hurt the cause of small government.
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This rare North Korean press conference adds another twist to the abrupt ending of the Trump-Kim summit.
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He's continued to preside over wars overseas — but also announced abrupt troop withdrawals that have rattled US allies.
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The song combines early-00s pop-rap production with an abrupt shift into strobelit dance-pop at the end.
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Seeing microcephaly become a staple in global headlines in a matter of days was an abrupt shift for Ottaway.
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It was an abrupt about-face for Chipanga, who on Tuesday accused the army chief of subverting the constitution.
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Fed independence under siege The Fed's abrupt moves have raised questions about whether Trump is influencing central bank policy.
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Many investors remained in a cautious mood on Monday, following an abrupt market shakeout in the previous trading week.
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In addition, the "abrupt" nature of Kortun's retirement was overstated; it had been internally planned but not publicly known.
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Well that run hit an abrupt end today as the price crashed as much as 23 percent on Coinbase.
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For human visitors, the changes observed over a quarter of a century at the Carlini base have been abrupt.
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But the abrupt nature of the changes, with zero advance notice and thin explanations after the fact, was troubling.
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Flagging sales led to the abrupt ouster of its previous CEO, Bryan Stockton, and the quick appointment of Sinclair.
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Hariri's abrupt resignation while he was in Saudi Arabia and his continued stay there caused fears over Lebanon's stability.
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But despite appearances, Rossum's exit reportedly didn't force the writers into creating an abrupt change; this is all planned.
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A similar shock to the American mathematics market happened in 1991, with the abrupt collapse of the Soviet Union.
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And then in December, after an abrupt political reversal by President Trump, large parts of the federal government closed.
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Mr Rajapaksa's swift re-emergence, following an abrupt exit only three years ago, has left the country sharply polarised.
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I wasn't aware of feeling sad about Drew, or about the abrupt death of the prospect of having children.
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The abrupt slowdown in the asylum process at the border this spring coincided with announcements from the Trump administration.
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One reason for the abrupt about-face may have been Mr Trump's favourite source of political edification: Fox News.
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Think the ponderous moral ethics and abrupt violence of Zack Snyder's Watchmen adaptation blended with Deadpool's R-rated irreverence.
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The NIC report also considers the possibility of abrupt climate change from unanticipated tipping points in the climate system.
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It was the tragic, abrupt end of a young and promising artist who was deeply committed to her community.
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But the abrupt rise has hammered firms with lots of low-wage workers, such as restaurants, hotels and farms.
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His abrupt move toward a possible increase that he opposed in tough terms is a significant general election shift.
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The abrupt withdrawal was seen as confusing, if not sinister, given the Trump administration's collective hostility toward climate science.
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GE also announced the abrupt removal of CEO John Flannery, who was replaced by former Danaher CEO Lawrence Culp.
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The robbery comes to an abrupt halt when Hector is shot in the neck by one of the guests.
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It was an abrupt stylistic shift, as was Hewitt's backward ball cap and in-their-face demeanor on court.
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In its ruling, the court said that the law was intended to avoid "confusion" and "abrupt change" to society.
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Both Fixer Upper and the Gaineses are major assets for HGTV, which makes their show's abrupt retirement a surprise.
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All of this political hullaballoo has led share prices of Yildiz to make a an abrupt 5 percent nosedive.
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Critics say there has been no explanation for the June settlement and the administration's abrupt reversal on the issue.
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TechCrunch reached out to Shukla and Fenox partners for information about the abrupt change to its senior investing team.
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Neither the head nor the minerals are real, but seeing something human amongst the creatures has an abrupt effect.
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The abrupt change prompted a last-minute scramble -- and caused complaints among staffers about how the situation was handled.
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The following day, the Department of Defense pushed back against the president's abrupt proclamation reversing an Obama-era policy.
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That said, it's not clear if the abrupt and massive methane releases of the past reached the upper atmosphere.
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His abrupt decision to cancel the project rattled investor confidence and sparked a sell-off in Mexican financial assets.
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Trump's abrupt reversal of Department of Defense policy was a dominant news story in the mainstream media last week.
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Watch out for shake-ups at home and abrupt anger when Mars meets with unruly Uranus on February 13.
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His abrupt decision to cancel the project rattled investor confidence and sparked a sell-off in Mexican financial assets.
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The roll that began with Rape and Honey came to an abrupt halt following Psalm 69's promo cycle.
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The abrupt sacking of a top federal law enforcement official made for some easily (perhaps too easily) drawn parallels.
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The Ruia brothers then said the talks with Rosneft were over and called an abrupt end to the meeting.
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Fears of an abrupt economic slowdown could also be assuaged by strengthening wage growth and a low unemployment rate.
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The move was abrupt, but not exactly a surprise for a site that's been mired in controversy for years.
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With Russia under atheist control, the flow of Russian novices to the ancient community came to an abrupt end.
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"If viewers have abrupt responses, the work will freeze in a state of fear or anger," the artists explain.
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When this doesn't happen, your body undergoes a series of abrupt hormonal shifts and your uterus prepares to shed.
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The Progressive Conservative party has gained against the party, despite turmoil after the abrupt resignation of its former leader.
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His abrupt resignation in January was met with glee from conservatives, some of whom said it was long overdue.
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In all cases, however, the longer lawmakers wait, the more dramatic and abrupt the changes will have to be.
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Trump's abrupt decision to oppose the legislation capped days of uncertainty about where he stood on the spending debate.
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This year, Campbell has suffered from poor sales, an ill-fated acquisition and the abrupt departure of its CEO.
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Without abrupt intervention, the industry's impact on the climate is on track to increase by almost half by 2030.
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His abrupt withdrawal of troops from northern Syria points to what he could do in Afghanistan—with disastrous consequences.
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But above and below all, it does not prepare you for the big and sometimes abrupt changes in elevation.
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It is just that the alternative—the abrupt, possibly extra-legal secession of the unhappy region—often looks worse.
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Fitch downgraded South Africa's foreign-currency rating to speculative grade, or junk, following an abrupt cabinet reshuffle in March.
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Mr. Veneciano's abrupt departure is the latest development in what has been a tumultuous period for the Manhattan museum.
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The abrupt shift comes after two major Saudi oil fields were attacked, which US officials have blamed on Iran.
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We're sadly used to seeing videos of police violence against black citizens: chaotic, abrupt images of a deadly moment.
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It was an abrupt decision for a President known more for leaning into his unpopular decisions than abandoning them.
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"A letter of condolence may be abrupt, badly constructed, ungrammatical — never mind," advised the 63 edition of Emily Post.
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The Times report mostly went into Comey's experience with the president leading up to his abrupt firing last week.
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As we reported, the company admitted that the abrupt shift from Instagram's well-established vertical scrolling was a mistake.
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Trump's announcement is an abrupt end to what was already starting to become a beleaguered confirmation fight for Shanahan.
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Manley took over as the head of FCA last July after the abrupt departure of his predecessor Sergio Marchionne.
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Personally I'm not interested in perfectly seamless loops, I like looping GIFs with abrupt rhythms that emphasize the jerkiness.
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But the public nature of the abrupt change, announced on Wednesday by Defense Minister Sergei K. Shoigu, was unprecedented.
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"I'm concerned about the abrupt departure of Dana Boente after a career as a federal prosecutor," Coons told Reuters.
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Scholars of conservative Christianity cautioned against reading Mr. Patterson's abrupt retirement as a signal of a broader progressive shift.
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Fields noted that he doesn't see the current-string sales cycle in the US coming to an abrupt end.
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During this swirl of abrupt turns, China has mostly been a bystander, playing no direct role in the diplomacy.
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In August, after Mr. Bannon's abrupt departure as Mr. Trump's chief strategist, all agreed it was time to write.
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Just days after saying that it would close most of its stores, Tesla is making an abrupt U-turn.
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Last month, Mr. Trump blamed Cuba for the illnesses, which led to the abrupt withdrawal of American Embassy personnel.
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And I know that many of us have had similarly abrupt shifts in how intimate the fallout has been.
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And I know that many of us have had similarly abrupt shifts in how intimate the fallout has been.
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It even survives what amounts to an abrupt transformation into a totally different movie in its last 25 minutes.
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The abrupt end to the summit meeting leaves negotiations between the United States and North Korea at a deadlock.
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Reaction to the abrupt cancellation of the team visit at the White House was fierce, especially among Eagles fans.
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While the change does not take effect until next June, the announcement was so abrupt it stunned the country.
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The show's lead producer, Ken Davenport, announced Friday night the abrupt end to the show, which opened Aug. 13.
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Wedding ceremonies have come to an abrupt halt from coast to coast as large gatherings have been banned nationwide.
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The Panthers' three-game winning streak came to an abrupt halt in a city where they have never won.
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The latest court decision in the case follows an abrupt and unexpected change in government in Spain this month.
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The Trump administration was also grappling with the abrupt departure of John Bolton, Mr. Trump's third national security adviser.
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Which makes the play's final immersive turn — a trial, with the audience as jury — a welcome, if abrupt surprise.
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But Trump would not need to take any of those steps to have an abrupt effect on the economy.
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If we'd acted then, it wouldn't have been abrupt or expensive, but now we've waited to the last minute.
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Given all the abrupt firings of White House officials, this is the Trump administration's version of a golden parachute.
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The result can feel diffuse, and her attempts to pivot back to her central topic are often slightly abrupt.
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In a healthy political system, Wednesday's debate performance would have marked the abrupt end of Michael Bloomberg's presidential aspirations.
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The abrupt change in terms followed two attempts to roll over the bond, which attracted low participation among investors.
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That's an abrupt u-turn from just months ago, when the regime faced huge protests after increasing gasoline prices.
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As she recounted her attempts to warn the White House about Flynn, her story came to an abrupt end.
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But through two 40-minute acts that feel simultaneously overstuffed and abrupt, it all doesn't add up to much.
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The departure was abrupt, with not even symbolic agreements like the expansion of diplomatic ties, which had been floated.
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Clive Neal, the chair of the group, told the Post he was "a little shocked" by the abrupt cancellation.
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Johnson scatters enough hints to keep you busy guessing as characters enter and exit amid abrupt cuts and flashbacks.
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The abrupt and often radical changes within the two parties are not just a problem for Democrats and Republicans.
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Images of the controlled descent in the control room showed an abrupt break in the otherwise controlled normal descent.
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The abrupt decision shook Washington D.C., leading many to question the president's timing and the motives for Comey's dismisal.
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As they tried to weigh the significance of the agreement, many were still stunned by the president's abrupt turnaround.
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Even more striking was the abrupt turn in oil and commodity prices, which rippled through the economy and markets.
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But Westbrook, since the abrupt departure of Kevin Durant to Golden State, has been a man on a mission.
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An abrupt withdrawal could create a security vacuum in which ISIS or other terror groups could regenerate, officials warned.
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Trump's tweets, abrupt changes of mind and penchant for creating staff turmoil combine to make this a Sisyphean endeavor.
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The abrupt U.S. exit undercuts the message that Pompeo's own diplomats were pushing as recently as earlier this week.
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These were extenuated by the cancellation and abrupt reinstating of an event sponsored by the Israeli government last summer.
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And "berlusconismo" is seen as one of the main reasons Italian feminism had an abrupt interruption in the 1990s.
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Then, at the end of 1973, the trend came to an abrupt end: Economic growth around the world collapsed.
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Her warm smile and naturally bubbly vivaciousness come to an abrupt halt when the topic switches to current events.
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Other Republican brass dismissed the notion that an abrupt departure from the deal undermines the US's relationships with allies.
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Donors would stick around longer, too: fewer sudden surges of aid followed by abrupt drawdowns, which wreck long-term plans.
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The fan&aposs run then came to an abrupt end when defensive back Marcel Young tackled him, according to NEWS1130 .
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His abrupt switch to the Mercedes manufacturer prompted an investigation by Berlin prosecutors and new rules on "cooling off" periods.
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In addition to this abrupt change, scientists started to observe accelerations of flow in the core in the northern hemisphere.
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" The advertisement also showed a Ford Mustang being driven in what was described by the ASA as an "abrupt manner.
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The hard, celebratory chocolate-in-the-face was almost as abrupt and startling as the sudden collapse of the Taliban.
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Compliance across OPEC is in question amid conflicting interests regarding oil production cuts and an abrupt withdrawal announcement from Qatar.
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Experts warn an abrupt U.S. withdrawal could benefit Russia and Iran, U.S. rivals who could extend their influence in Syria.
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On Friday, that plan came to an abrupt halt when Greene announced that she will leave her post in January.
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The violence and internal EPRDF disagreements over the pace of political reforms were reasons for Hailemariam's abrupt resignation last month.
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When DarthMewtwo claimed to not know this was the case, their conversation on r/Antarctica came to an abrupt end.
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Washington (CNN)Embattled White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned Monday night, an abrupt end to a brief tenure.
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The bottom line: An abrupt U.S. disengagement will have significant consequences for civilians in areas where U.S. forces are present.
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The meeting also follows the abrupt cancellation this week of a meeting between Pompeo and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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I was in the middle of a packed night bus when my friendship came to an abrupt, whiplash-inducing halt.
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YaDoggie's app also eases your dog into eating their dog food, since abrupt diet switches aren't good for your dog.
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The big picture: Trump's tweet and abrupt decision have taken key allies and many in his own administration by surprise.
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My departure probably seems a bit abrupt, but whatever happens next in my life, I want to take it slowly.
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I knew it was coming, but didn't realize it was that abrupt until I saw it with my own eyes.
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Though the book held no new revelations about Mr. Matzneff's sexual history, it triggered an abrupt cultural shift in France.
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DJ Whoo Kid had an abrupt exit from work Monday ... after cops showed up and took him out in cuffs.
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The abrupt withdrawal has startled America's allies in the region, notably Syria's Kurds, and risks allowing the jihadists to regroup.
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Abrupt changes in weather and climate, as well as fluctuations in demand can have a devastating impact on food supplies.
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Wildcat coal-mining was brought to an abrupt halt four years ago for environmental reasons, which has left miners fuming.
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The abrupt change in terrain has spelled doom for thousands of the birds, which rely on open water to feed.
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After six episodes, Baby, the Italian teen drama that premiered on Netflix November 30, comes to a shockingly abrupt close.
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"Draghi's comments, which were basically no comment, suggest there will be no abrupt ending to [monetary policy stimulus]," she said.
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The abrupt change came in March 2018 when President Donald Trump decided to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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Before this abrupt detainment happens, it&aposs important that you and your family are prepared in case of emergency deportation.
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Their abrupt change of tune exhibits the kind of petty partisanship that the American people elected President Trump to eradicate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The two-year rally in industrial metal prices came to an abrupt end at the start of June.
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His abrupt move toward a possible increase that he opposed in tough terms is a significant general election shift. 23.
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Secondly, Lee is watching what he refers to as an "abrupt reversal" in market leadership in the last five months.
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As a sociologist, I was struck not by the abrupt shift to a new moral crisis, but by the continuity.
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The question of the White House recordings came in the days following Trump's abrupt firing of Comey in early May.
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Yang's abrupt replacement also comes amid a wider crackdown on corruption and tax evasion by authorities, targeting China's film industry.
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Cancer experts and advocates praised the appointment of Sharpless as acting FDA chief after Gottlieb's abrupt resignation earlier this month.
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"Our jaws dropped to the floor," said CEO Lora Haddock about receiving the email notifying them of the abrupt revocation.
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The news was an abrupt pivot from its fourth-quarter performance, when both sales and earnings posted double-digit gains.
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There are other kinds of disruptions from the wind-down, which has been more abrupt and chaotic than anyone anticipated.
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Both dreamers and DACA supporters have been distraught over what will happen should the program come to an abrupt end.
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Powered by a unique five-out attack, Atlanta's sudden evolution into powerhouse was abrupt and seemed at times stupidly unstoppable.
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"There's been a series of abrupt U-turns on policy, and now it's followed by erratic personal behavior," said Rep.
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In the roguelike, death is final, an abrupt end to the game; in the soulslike, death is a painful lesson.
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"My issues came to an abrupt end when I got a hysterectomy 17 years ago," Talbot said in an interview.
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Ankara began its offensive after Trump announced an abrupt withdrawal of 1,000 U.S. troops from northern Syria in early October.
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They will include Ms. Yovanovitch, whose abrupt recall in May under suspicious circumstances was a galvanizing moment for her colleagues.
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Lawmakers in both major parties criticized the announcement, arguing that an abrupt withdrawal could destabilize the region and strengthen ISIS.
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Trump made the abrupt announcement on Twitter, writing that McGahn would leave after Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's expected confirmation.
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"This whole engagement thing may be abrupt, but I get the gut feeling and go with that choice," she said.
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He was also a lawmaker in the governing Socialist party before an abrupt fallout with the current leader, Nicolás Maduro.
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Trump suggested the two sides were again speaking after an abrupt silence from North Korea prompted US officials to worry.
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Ankara began its offensive after Trump announced an abrupt withdrawal of 1,000 U.S. troops from northern Syria in early October.
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But they play out in abrupt, uncomfortable ways that reflect the confusion and desperation that coexist with Fleabag's headstrong independence.
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Walsh, 66, was placed at the helm three years ago after the abrupt ousting of Rio's then boss Tom Albanese.
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The abrupt sacking of John Bolton as national security adviser frees Trump to pursue his own brand of foreign policy.
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This was an abrupt reversal for Mr. Hollande, who had planned to lift the current state of emergency this week.
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The president has blasted out messages concerning his abrupt firing of former FBI Director James Comey — sometimes several a day.
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He now feels utterly confused as to why they seem to be arguing, confused to the point of abrupt despair.
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However, his abrupt decision to cancel the project rattled investor confidence and sparked a sell-off in Mexican financial assets.
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This would cause an abrupt pressure shift and, as with everything else, could destabilize the sediment and cause a landslide.
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The paper identifies a specific mechanism that the scientists say they believe could help cause such an abrupt climate shift.
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The show was a flop, and its closing brought an abrupt end to Mr. Trump's career as a Broadway producer.
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After six months, 15.5 percent of the gradual quitters and 22 percent of the abrupt quitters were still not smoking.
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Sennett's own travel came to an abrupt end when his van broke down shortly before the 20143 Game Developers Conference.
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Since rich kids typically get swimming lessons from birth, my days of heart-pounding rescues came to an abrupt end.
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There were big regional differences, with the capital Oslo recording the most abrupt decline of 3.1 percent in June alone.
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However, abrupt changes, risks, and impulsivity are also in the air on this day as Mars squares off with Uranus.
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The competition had a dramatically abrupt end, after 12-year-old Naysa Modi misspelled "Bewusstseinslage" in the first championship round.
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There have been a number of protests following US President Donald Trump's abrupt decision to remove 1,000 troops from Syria.
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WWD also reported that the designer's Spring 2020 collection, shown in September, would not be shipped amidst the abrupt shutdown.
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Trump's abrupt withdrawal from Syria may allow ISIS to come back with a vengeance — using the group's time-tested strategy
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But for these newly minted adults, the abrupt halt to life as they knew it is nothing short of heartbreaking.
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Until Weinstein's abrupt downfall amid proliferating accusations of sexual assault and harassment, he posed as a backer of women's rights.
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Secretly filmed videos also brought an abrupt end, in 2000, to the authoritarian rule of Mr. Kuczynski's predecessor Alberto Fujimori.
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Her illustrations are composed in the abrupt lackadaisical style of a children's drawing but explore very adult issues and scenarios.
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The decision was signaled Monday with the abrupt retirement of Mr. Solomon's lone rival for the job, Harvey M. Schwartz.
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Last week, in an abrupt and unannounced move, the department began publishing a database of all pending civil rights cases.
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Gerstl fills in the background with abrupt, agitated brushstrokes in an earthy brown-beige that reflects his face and clothing.
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Research has not identified indicators of tipping points in climate-linked Earth systems, suggesting a possibility of abrupt climate change.
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It didn't take long for the company to do an abrupt about-face and "press pause" on the structure change.
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The power struggle within the N.R.A. is an abrupt escalation of a legal battle between the organization and Ackerman McQueen.
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After his mother's abrupt departure, Buber was sent to live with his observant and scholarly grandparents, who home-schooled him.
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An economic downturn due to the coronavirus would put an abrupt end to the longest-running expansion in U.S. history.
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The government had been formed a mere 10 months before, born of early elections called after Mr. Gunnlaugsson's abrupt resignation.
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Four current and former Interior Department officials told the newspaper that Goklany's rise in the department was abrupt and unexpected.
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In Colombia, the resignation was an abrupt setback for a resilient politician who has dominated the country for two decades.
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Why it matters: While rare, the devastating illness AFM suddenly strikes children, causing abrupt muscle weakness, paralysis or sometimes death.
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Trump blindsided investors on Thursday by announcing an abrupt end to the trade truce between the United States and China.
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"Things have taken a quick, abrupt turn to the worse, without any obvious reason," said Vasilis Spirou, Mr. Moraitis's lawyer.
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First came the abrupt retirement of its longtime leader, Peter Martins, amid an investigation into abuse, which he has denied.
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Filming in Morocco, the cinematographer Daniel Landin paints vivid, near-alien landscapes studded with flaming vegetation and shockingly abrupt violence.
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Few expected the waivers to be granted, but Tuesday's abrupt announcement, which largely ruled them out, could cause further strains.
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President Donald Trump's abrupt ban on travel to the US from 26 European countries sparked chaos at airports throughout Europe.
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If your nieces are still in the preschool you pay for, then maybe work out a non-abrupt exit plan.
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Then, Wednesday night's "Week 6" was even worse, revealing the abrupt exit of women like Victoria Paul and Sydney Hightower.
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"Sleep Training" covers the abrupt pivots that happen when you can't follow through on what you adamantly planned to do.
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"It's only abrupt in other people's eyes because we haven't been talking about it publicly," Mr. Iger said by phone.
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It's an abrupt and disappointing end for a product acquired by SAP Concur around three and a half years ago.
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These abrupt, harsh changes could mean life or death, often forcing whole populations to move if they wanted to survive.
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McAleenan, the former commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, took over the acting role following Kirstjen Nielsen's abrupt resignation.
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No matter the cause, the apparent abrupt shift in spending sent economists scrambling to mark down their forecasts for growth.
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Last month Turkey launched an offensive into northeastern Syria after Trump's abrupt decision to withdraw all 1,000 U.S. troops there.
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" The club added the government "will not be able to impose uninformed, abrupt importation bans, like it did in 2014.
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But his first term in Congress came to an abrupt end in 2013 after he was convicted of buying cocaine.
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Comey's abrupt firing drew widespread backlash from Democrats and some Republicans who questioned Trump's timing and reasoning for the decision.
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Justice Minister Katsuyuki Kawai's abrupt resignation on Thursday came six days after former trade and industry minister, Isshu Sugawara, quit.
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But the abrupt power switch also caused a falling-out between Mr. Sánchez and Albert Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos.
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We're covering an abrupt twist in impeachment, what led to Samoa's measles epidemic and a hospital for falcons in Qatar.
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Inside Fox News, there is still widespread unease about what the abrupt exit of Mr. O'Reilly means for the network.
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These fabrications were disseminated widely in right-wing circles, and they culminated in her abrupt departure from Kyiv in April.
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When climate change-fueled storms damage archive buildings, wind, water, and abrupt humidity can quickly damage invaluable records beyond repair.
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He has found the abrupt end of a job that once occupied almost all of his week a difficult change.
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Economic stress in Turkey is usually the first warning signal for an abrupt shift in risk tolerance for global markets.
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Mattis' abrupt resignation sparked concern among allies, who credit the retired Marine general with building trust and tempering isolationist impulses.
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The abrupt move cleared the way for Turkey to conquer territories previously controlled by the US and allied Kurdish militias.
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Last month Turkey launched an offensive into northeastern Syria after Trump's abrupt decision to withdraw all 1,000 U.S. troops there.
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First Love isn't a comedy, but it piles up the abrupt surprises and "I can't believe that just happened" laughs.
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The nation's fourth-largest bank had been without a permanent CEO since the abrupt resignation of Tim Sloan in March.
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For everyone in "Jitney" is balancing over a chasm: the prospect of poverty, homelessness, alcoholism, prison and abrupt, imminent death.
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The abrupt firing of Ms. Yates left the Trump administration without a Senate-confirmed leader at the Department of Justice.
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Scientists fear it's all leading to the abrupt decline of trees and making these lands increasingly unsuitable for tree regeneration.
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He also said that China's economy may have achieved a soft-landing as worries about an abrupt slowdown have abated.
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Specifically, officials at the National Security Council are now wondering about the future of their organization after Bolton's abrupt firing.
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In the past week, he oversaw the abrupt purge of Sun Zhengcai, a onetime contender for promotion at the congress.
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The move is an abrupt reversal meant to get the city closer to its goal of 100 percent renewable energy.
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His appointment as Trump's fourth national security adviser comes a week after John Bolton's abrupt departure from the White House.
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As the country's economy slows, an abrupt shift of work out of China could lead to job losses and instability.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Lebanon were already running high following Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's abrupt resignation Saturday.
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Their romance, however, came to an abrupt halt with World War II, when Ernst was interned at a concentration camp.
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The fallout from President Donald Trump's abrupt decision to fire FBI Director James Comey is getting weirder by the hour.
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The abrupt rollout of President Trump's immigration executive order over the weekend caused utter chaos at airports around the country.
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Communication with the Rigopiano Hotel came to an abrupt halt after the avalanche, but some guests were able to send messages.
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They may have survived severe and abrupt climate change, but they were more susceptible to smaller, localized changes to their environment.
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Still, the abrupt change did prompt a last-minute scramble -- and caused complaints among staffers about how the situation was handled.
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The braking control lever requires a light touch, and even then, stopping the scooter can feel abrupt, even at slower speeds.
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And you can thank footwear designer Jon Buscemi, the man behind luxury sneaker label Buscemi, for spearheading this abrupt about-face.
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While Noah remembered himself as distracted and eager to leave, Juliette remembers him as self-assured, although his abrupt exit remains.
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When asked, the Pentagon said Defense Secretary James Mattis is "completely aligned" with Trump's abrupt announcement to withdraw from the treaty.
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Taryn Manning's latest legal showdown with her ex-friend and makeup artist came to an abrupt ending in an L.A. courtroom.
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Nearly every song holds abrupt twists like this, paths that become more treacherous before suddenly happening upon gaping chasms of bass.
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Moscow (CNN)The abrupt resignation of Michael Flynn, US President Donald Trump's national security adviser, has sent shockwaves through American politics.
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Chen's initial investment came two days after LendingClub shares plunged 35 percent following CEO Renaud Laplanche's abrupt departure from the company.
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Fears of an abrupt slowdown in growth escalated at the turn of the year after a batch of weak economic reports.
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Fears of an abrupt slowdown in activity escalated at the turn of the year after a batch of weak economic reports.
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To commemorate the abrupt passing of the trailblazing animator, Spectacle Theater offers audiences a glimmering portal into the filmmaker's handcrafted worlds.
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Among the issues the committees explored with Reeker was Trump's abrupt dismissal in May of the ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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"What matters is the abrupt increase in cases of microcephaly in the country in only a matter of months," he said.
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And so Mr. McGurk and his team picked up their papers and walked out, putting an abrupt end to the meeting.
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Her termination was so abrupt that her work phone and credit card were shut off while she was leading an event.
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Mike Pence was announced as Donald Trump's VP choice in true Donald Trump manner -- on Twitter, in an abrupt flip-flop.
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To that he added such standard post-Soviet abuses as the abrupt expropriation of any private business that looked worth seizing.
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When asked about Sunday's abrupt departure from the 9/11 memorial, Trump told NBC News, "I don't know anything about it."
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The MPC meeting was the first for central bank Governor Shaktikanta Das after the abrupt exit by his predecessor, Urjit Patel.
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They argue that Britain can do well outside the European Union - even though an abrupt departure would cause short-term pain.
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The abrupt departure of Peladeau, known as PKP, had little initial market impact, with the next provincial election likely years away.
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South Korea, which brokered talks between Washington and Pyongyang, was caught off guard by Trump&aposs abrupt cancellation of the summit.
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