The conversation was fractured, messy, wounding — and alarmingly real.
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And most alarmingly, the bond market has been acting weird.
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The state has an alarmingly high rate of child poverty.
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Alarmingly, we have no provision for this sort of thing.
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Alarmingly for the GOP, not nearly enough of them did.
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It's maternal mortality rate is "alarmingly" high, according to UNICEF.
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The older you get the more alarmingly true that becomes.
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Alarmingly, the visa lottery is ripe for abuse by terrorists.
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Alarmingly, this commonly leads to heroin or synthetic opioid abuse.
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Elodie is triumphant because she is alarmingly good at stealing.
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Alarmingly, Stein believes that everyone is susceptible to cult tactics.
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Thus, cellblock populations rapidly grew, and prisons became alarmingly overcrowded.
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Instead, we get an alarmingly sloppy and choppy ghost story.
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More alarmingly, concern over Snap's advertising business started to rise.
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That raises the prospect of a regionalized, alarmingly escalated conflict.
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And millions of workers remain alarmingly vulnerable to high temperatures.
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That number is "alarmingly high," according to a report released Tuesday.
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Alarmingly, Florida also leads the nation with 240 death row exonerations.
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And more alarmingly still, none of those things are going away.
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She was alarmingly underweight, and her friends and family were concerned.
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But viewed through another lens, the presidency is also alarmingly powerful.
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More alarmingly: Guys, we almost missed out on Zigi and TomKat.
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The 6s shows similar trends, though at an alarmingly smaller number.
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"We consider this to be an alarmingly low number," he says.
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Alarmingly, some college-educated people couldn't define the concept at all.
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The statue towers alarmingly over its neighboring houses and roadside restaurants.
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Your world narrows, beautifully if you are lucky, but also alarmingly.
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All these potential scenarios are alarmingly frequent for activists like him.
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The right-wing response to Infowars' reporting has been alarmingly intense.
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This becomes alarmingly clear after Kimmy invites Keith to the gala.
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But the rest of the world is seeing alarmingly rapid rises.
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Perhaps more alarmingly, these social drones might be borrowing your identity.
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" Most alarmingly, she calls for "a good old-fashioned dinosaur cull.
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Most alarmingly, however, Freed noticed that he never moved his hands.
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Even more alarmingly, it's established a major physical presence in Kabul.
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Survey respondents also experienced harassment and violence at alarmingly high rates.
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Alarmingly, this leading indicator is extremely well correlated with global trade growth.
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More alarmingly, Bastarche's story isn't the only recent case of Sphynx bootlegging.
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And, more alarmingly, SPF 15 sunscreen would only offer around SPF 6.
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"The security situation in Burundi remains alarmingly precarious," Ban told the council.
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Sometimes, alarmingly, the person who has called reports that 911 is busy.
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Most alarmingly, a gator attacked and killed a toddler at Disney World.
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Alarmingly for Brussels, the League leader also urged a tax-cutting stimulus.
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Senior officials speak, alarmingly, of the need to "instil India" in locals.
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Even more alarmingly, global warming is making an already gruelling climate harsher.
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Most alarmingly, these commodity groups did not petition for a rule change.
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Trump seems alarmingly reluctant to distance himself from support from the KKK.
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That is where it has been throwing its weight around most alarmingly.
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The concept is alarmingly simple: When labor costs rise, people lose jobs.
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Alarmingly, Perez' resolution also touted America's "all of the above" energy economy.
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That debt, alarmingly, mirrors the mortgage market bubble and collapse of 2007.
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Alarmingly, half of that increase came about in the last eight years.
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Alarmingly, most respondents were not aware that Juul pods always contain nicotine.
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An awful lot, and yet, at the same time, so alarmingly little.
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In the kitchen, a stylized blood stain lays alarmingly on the floor.
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Alarmingly, unlike previous funding announcements, the document makes zero reference to contraception.
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Representation of Asians within American performing arts has always been alarmingly small.
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She is alarmingly famous, but never seems to be stressing about it.
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And alarmingly enough, work doesn't provide the same refuge it once did.
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There is an alarmingly large chance that they'll decide to do so.
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The price of €9 billion, all in cash, was considered alarmingly high.
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Incidents of anti-Semitism have risen alarmingly over the past two years.
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Even so, "Shadowbahn," written well before the 2016 election, feels alarmingly prescient.
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The air quality deteriorates abysmally and alarmingly and the city chokes thereby.
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More alarmingly, the salmonella spread even when the damaged leaves were refrigerated.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, he'd been giving himself injections for a whole 18 months.
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The city's approach to disaster relief was, in some respects, alarmingly ad hoc.
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More alarmingly, when she brushes her teeth, she spits out bright red blood.
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Mona shoos her away at an alarmingly fast rate, like she's hiding something.
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"Even the Dogs" is a ferocious book, at once intense and alarmingly unsentimental.
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Still, food insecurity in the region is alarmingly high, the UN recently said.
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Alarmingly few saecula have passed since students of the Enlightenment took human slaves.
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Most alarmingly, she said, the material contained "recruiting information" and not just propaganda.
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Political ties between Hezbollah and the LAF have grown alarmingly close as well.
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Most alarmingly, the citizens of northwest Iowa continue to send King to Congress.
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It follows you at an alarmingly fast rate, only being repelled by light.
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For its part, Congress has been alarmingly uninterested in commenting on this issue.
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Indigenous women were being murdered or were disappearing at an alarmingly high rate.
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Unfortunately, far too many people are being equivocal, including, most alarmingly, the president.
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Two days later, he felt worse, and had become alarmingly short of breath.
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When it began to change, radically and alarmingly, few of us even noticed.
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And studies have shown the suicide rate is alarmingly high among transgender teens.
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Fit City The blade was dull, but Scott Glenn's reflexes were alarmingly sharp.
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She was assessing Matt's behavior — and realized how alarmingly shallow it all was.
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No doubt the stash available on the brand's site today will go alarmingly fast.
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While it may look like the world is alarmingly aflame, fires occur every year.
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His heart rate and blood pressure were alarmingly high for days and weeks afterward.
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Low interest rates have pushed house prices and consumer debt to alarmingly high levels.
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Alarmingly, the current-account and budget deficits were around 8% of GDP in 2016.
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China does not want a military alliance—it views Russia as alarmingly hot-headed.
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More exotically, and perhaps somewhat alarmingly, AI also increasingly drives so-called "intelligent" creation.
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As is becoming alarmingly routine, we're left wondering if, and how, Blake is alright.
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But earlier campaign mishaps had made the M5S look alarmingly amateurish and accident-prone.
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Alarmingly, this doesn't seem a mere blip: it wrote down $15bn of acquisition costs.
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"Alarmingly, 45% of Kentucky high school students report having tried these devices," he said.
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Alarmingly, it does not appear that Ive says aluminium even once in this video.
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"We've been doing it without people even realising it's happening," he said, somewhat alarmingly.
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Over the last 3–4 years, the frequency of such cases has increased alarmingly.
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"Booba", which means doll in Hebrew, looks alarmingly like "bomba", or 'bomb' in Greek.
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Alarmingly, tensions between the United States and North Korea have again reached crisis proportions.
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Alarmingly, Trump is remarkably popular among female voters, despite his track record of misogyny.
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It's as if the sky were permanently — alarmingly — ablaze with a fantastic sunset glow.
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Most alarmingly, many white working-class Americans aren't living longer than their parents did.
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Harsh winter months mean harsher heaters and arid conditions, which means alarmingly dry skin.
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But I recently discovered an alarmingly expansive history of talking dogs as cinematic stars.
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Most alarmingly, many transactions that could pose national security concerns often go unreviewed altogether.
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The sense that it is wonderfully strange and alarmingly familiar at the same time.
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Alarmingly, the white maternal mortality rate has risen in North Carolina over the years.
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Alarmingly, "I pressed the emergency button" was similarly common, expressed by 8.8 percent of foreigners.
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Fewer people are retiring with pensions, and 401(k) balances, on average, are alarmingly low.
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The First Amendment has been a frequent punching bag of Mr Trump's alarmingly litigious campaign.
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Those who see the northern border as alarmingly porous worry about terrorists crossing it, too.
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Alarmingly it seems that the schism between Wasserman Schultz and the Sanders' camp is escalating.
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People who listen to podcasts at alarmingly fast speeds, also as coined by BuzzFeed News.
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But like asteroid 2012 TC4, some will pass alarmingly close to our humble blue sphere.
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The tragic case of Edna Schmeets is not hard to understand, and is alarmingly common.
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Although the tubewells are often alarmingly close to the latrines, that seems to be fine.
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The companies converging at the Marijuana Business Conference & Expo have outgrown their hoodies alarmingly fast.
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The song is so melodic and catchy that it's alarmingly easy to unconsciously sing along.
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In other words, Mr Duterte is not just crass and brutal; he is alarmingly volatile.
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America has an alarmingly high rate of infant mortality compared to other high-income countries.
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Other Yangon folk veer alarmingly into the kind of language of conspiracy that enables genocide.
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The rates for National Guard and reserve units are also alarmingly high, the report revealed.
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The breakdown of authority, discipline and cohesion in the Turkish state has gone alarmingly far.
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Years later, I have come to believe that I came alarmingly close to raping her.
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The inside of my nose felt alarmingly stiff, and I kept slipping on the ice.
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Under the terms of Murdoch's purchase, this metamorphosis must be achieved in alarmingly short order.
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Perhaps more alarmingly, many of Trump's own aides are trying to block tough trade action.
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Alarmingly, you can go to YouTube right now and learn about some of these tricks.
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So I started the "easy" hike up the Del Norte trail: It looked alarmingly steep.
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"Alarmingly" isn't the kind of word you see tossed around lightly on a site like iFixit .
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But in other areas of ethics and corporate responsibilities, big brands appear to remain alarmingly unregulated.
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Meanwhile an unnamed, blustering candidate seems alarmingly likely to win the highest office in the land.
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If the demographics of the workshop were alarmingly narrow, there was no disputing the group's studiousness.
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Alarmingly, it took two days for the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, to condemn Mr Khan's murder.
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Most recently and perhaps most alarmingly, Google Fiber chief Craig Barrat announced his resignation this week.
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Her urges became alarmingly frequent, and she soon couldn't trust herself to be around her Dad.
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"There is an alarmingly high prevalence of meldonium use by athletes in sport," the report concluded.
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And yet, perhaps more alarmingly, the officials who oversee those systems appeared dismissive of the results.
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Alarmingly, Donald Trump's administration has started slashing protections against toxic dumping in our water and air.
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We're told to be careful so alarmingly often that it's almost a pleasantry at this point.
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Published to Twitter on Tuesday by software engineer Lemi Orhan Ergin, the vulnerability is alarmingly straightforward.
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But there's one aspect of the spotted hyena matriarchy that appears alarmingly misogynistic at first glance.
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Depending on the observer's perspective, a Success classroom can appear either alarmingly regimented or blissfully calm.
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The growing season had been alarmingly humid, and dozens of vines had been lost to mildew.
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"It's alarmingly high now," Carney said when asked about the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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Multiple escort agency owners tell us business has been alarmingly slow over the last 2 days.
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More alarmingly, the 10-year Treasury yield plummeted below 1% for the first time on record.
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On an alarmingly regular basis, Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle company Goop publishes new morsels of health bullshit.
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Behind this frightening prospect is a story that has become alarmingly common among the world's democracies.
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Saint Laurent, never the most robust of individuals, looks alarmingly frail in most of the footage.
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"Most alarmingly, there were four instances where suspected bombs were found yesterday," police said n Monday.
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"Dark Mode gave me headaches and nausea with alarmingly high certainty," said one glasses-wearing user.
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But under the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the scope of Aadhaar has grown alarmingly.
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She'd grown alarmingly skinny, had been arrested for drug possession, and spent two weeks in jail.
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That was hyperbole; still, her eyes were alarmingly red from such a brief burst of crying.
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"More alarmingly," he said, K2 and spice products have been laced with rat poison and opioids.
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He has spoken, alarmingly, about deploying this weaponry against terrorists and about expanding America's nuclear capabilities.
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Daniel Zimmerman's sets are alarmingly, soothingly bland, suggesting an interior decorating collaboration between Ikea and Apple.
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Alarmingly, in the United States, support for the movement is in the process of being outlawed.
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But the rate of new infections is alarmingly high, with 2,300 new cases reported yesterday alone.
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It's an orchestra of finely tuned humanity, even if that humanity sometimes rises alarmingly in pitch.
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Mueller holds a surprise news conference; the Mount Everest death toll is alarmingly high this year.
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Amazing. Stodden used makeup to shade and contour her face to resemble the pop star's alarmingly well.
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Alarmingly, winds are expected to pick up in the coming days, making a bad situation potentially worse.
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She is alarmingly uninterested in the dick print of a fine-ass man jogging in the park.
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It was hard to stop, even as I sweated and my right shoulder began to ache alarmingly.
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Yet even if they are right, the fad for spill motions makes Australian politics look alarmingly unstable.
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It's nothing new for video games, even if it does look and feel alarmingly real these days.
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The police departments harassed the same people whose murders they would leave unsolved at alarmingly disportionate rates.
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"I know that many [artificial intelligence] specialists considered the episode 'Metalhead' to be alarmingly plausible," he said.
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Alarmingly, the scramble for spoils is bringing forth old rivalries and new conflicts across the Fertile Crescent.
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The result of their experiment is a video that isn't just extremely watchable, but also alarmingly therapeutic.
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They have alarmingly high rates of poverty and suicide, and often fall victim to violent hate crimes.
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This time around Europe's political dial the risk of disagreement appears to be zooming alarmingly into view.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, Attorney General Jeff Sessions lied to the Senate, under oath, during his confirmation hearings.
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Alarmingly, for a good five minutes the EEG headset failed to pick up any brain function whatsoever.
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And most alarmingly, as he skips out on his daily intelligence briefings, neither does the president-elect.
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Alarmingly, the three necessary components for the imposition of martial law would exist under a Trump Presidency.
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Alarmingly, the materials being transferred by these compromised companies could form the basis for radioactive dirty bombs.
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Zverev's level tailed off alarmingly in the second set and Tsitsipas wrapped things up with an ace.
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Clinton's eyelids at times drooped alarmingly; at one point Mr. Sanders, parched, lunged for a water bottle.
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It turns out the cost of providing a steady, guaranteed income for life is large — alarmingly so.
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France is among the big developed markets outside the United States that remain alarmingly underexposed to technology.
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Most alarmingly, America's supplies of clean drinking water would run dry in as little as two weeks.
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By eliminating "personal belief" vaccine exemptions, HB 1638 aims to reduce the alarmingly high vaccine refusal rate.
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Almost everywhere you look, relations between countries – particularly potential adversaries – seem to be deteriorating, often alarmingly sharply.
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That is an alarmingly high percentage of kids who were given uncensored access to explicit pornographic material.
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Birthrates in Cuba have dropped alarmingly, and the population is the oldest in all of Latin America.
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Should Mr. Netanyahu emerge victorious once again, the prospects of Israel taking this path are alarmingly high.
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Clinton supporters' numbers are still alarmingly high — nearing one-third of all Clinton supporters on some questions.
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We've seen some of the worst natural disasters in US history in a recent, alarmingly short window.
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Such costs lead individuals to put off needed care, resulting in alarmingly high rates of preventable deaths.
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Reveal's investigations related to the whistleblower's case show an alarmingly high number of injuries at Amazon's facilities.
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Alex went for a walk in the late afternoon, and was gone for an alarmingly long time.
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Strips of omelet, crunchy Chinese long beans and alarmingly red chiles also mitigate the kapi's assertive taste.
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He is alarmingly different from any previous president, which makes his critics more committed to opposing him.
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They make us feel vulnerable in normal spaces, and make the world around us feel alarmingly dangerous.
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Tens of thousands of farms have gone under in recent years, and farmer suicides are alarmingly high.
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It&aposs become alarmingly fashionable to compare the Tesla Model 3 with other luxury sedans, especially BMWs.
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All right, the Dow down about 25 points today, technology, though, not an alarmingly weak spot in this.
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Other parts were bulging alarmingly—and, for the dozens of families who had built homes atop them, perilously.
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While almost all are alarmingly worse (you'll see what we mean soon enough), Danvers' is so much better.
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"Most countries in the region are becoming less equal, and some alarmingly so," said Crabtree, an associate professor.
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While all this is going on, never underestimate the impact of online anti-Semitism, which is alarmingly viral.
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Mr Trump's alarmingly conditional commitment to NATO makes the EU defence structures so maligned by Brexiteers look wiser.
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But alarmingly, some large organizations see this as an opportunity to assert more control over the patient experience.
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In today's febrile political climate, the chances of getting a Chequers-like plan through Parliament seem alarmingly small.
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That's an alarmingly limited way for Empire to look at sex and relate it back to its audience.
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Alarmingly, these extreme weather clusters have caused nearly 250 percent of tornado-related fatalities between 22016 and 2010.
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Total debt in China, at 240% of GDP, is alarmingly high; SOEs have the biggest share of it.
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Their numbers at the Southwestern border rose alarmingly in 2014, fell somewhat last year and are rising again.
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I found myself alarmingly pulled in one direction after the other, losing all sight of the middle ground.
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As hundreds of people tried to exit the airport, we were jostled around — the scene felt alarmingly chaotic.
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Jammi told the BBC that it was an "alarmingly common" way for white nationalist groups to raise funds.
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The 0-60 mph sprint passes in the seven-seconds ballpark, which is quick without being alarmingly speedy.
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And perhaps because of that dissonance, the text, alarmingly, could be funny at times, even while profoundly unsettling.
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In recent years, the court has seen its approve-disapprove polling numbers occasionally drop to alarmingly low levels.
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Alarmingly, 16 percent were younger than 18 years and more than half were under 25 years of age.
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The technology, which sounded alarmingly realistic and could keep the conversation going with the caller, caused a stir.
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Still, these shootings followed standard patterns of large-scale gun violence to which the US has grown alarmingly jaded.
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" Such a comment suggested Hammond was alarmingly misinformed, said Reprieve, and came "dangerously close to condoning Saudi Arabia's approach.
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Meanwhile, there's good ole Pilot Pete, whose dogged focus on Hannah has been both respectful and almost alarmingly charming.
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Camp is alarmingly reminiscent of the Carr Fire, which burned more than 229,03 acres near Redding, California in August.
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Sometimes that leads to alarmingly flexible components such as a lid or keyboard deck quivering like a Jello Jiggler.
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They also claimed, alarmingly, that Dee Dee may have helped kill her own mother, Emma Pitre, through slow starvation.
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Credit markets have softened but not yet alarmingly, and other leading indicators of the economy are holding up fine.
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Who doesn't know somebody who fits the bill to varying degrees — accomplished, charismatic, smart, and witty but alarmingly egocentric?
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The situation could look alarmingly reminiscent of 2011, when Italy's soaring bond yields threatened to blow up the euro.
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It is spread by mosquitoes and alarmingly it may have caused a devastating neurological disorder in hundreds of newborns.
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Even more alarmingly, 82% of female circumcisions in Egypt are performed by trained medical personnel, the United Nations reports.
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But as their population continues its alarmingly precipitous decline, it's difficult to imagine that there are many other options.
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And it places this single accident into an alarmingly vast landscape of close-calls involving our aging nuclear infrastructure.
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And an alarmingly small percentage of millennials say they're interested in running for office, two political scientists have found.
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"The gap between the reductions needed and the national pledges made in Paris is alarmingly high," the report said.
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One thing, though: It is alarmingly similar to Shelly's hair — a fact that does not go unnoticed by Shelly.
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What began as a gambit to hold together his divided Tory party is turning into an alarmingly close contest.
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In recent years, the level of religious intolerance in Burma, and in particular anti-Muslim sentiment, has surged alarmingly.
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Attempting to use the Google Assistant with either the Google or Microphone button had the box operate alarmingly slowly.
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In the 10th Benn caught McClellan, who again went down on one knee, blinking in an alarmingly rapid fashion.
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Most alarmingly, this proposed cut to care comes at a time when 20 veterans die each day by suicide.
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A few minutes into my visit, I noticed that my father's heart rate on the monitor was alarmingly high.
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These pills can be alarmingly stronger than what they are purported to be -- up to hundreds of times stronger.
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Even more alarmingly, some of those regions are just as vulnerable to seismic activity as noted earthquake oasis California.
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Alarmingly, he also voted against reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which ultimately passed with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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Alarmingly, the company had limited runway with just $31.4 million in cash and cash equivalents left on its books.
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But alarmingly, the number of suicides among girls ages 21 to 28255 tripled in the years the CDC analyzed.
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Jammi told the BBC that PayPal was still an "alarmingly common" way for white nationalist groups to raise funds.
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More alarmingly, sleep deprivation is likely to lead to mood and emotional problems, increasing the risk of mental illness.
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To most of the players, pace-of-play issues are a distraction from the alarmingly frigid free-agent market.
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The app makes inferences about the personalities of users — and, somewhat alarmingly, of all their friends and contacts too.
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There are three major "destroyers" of wealth, says Gupta, and they are alarmingly simple: Fees, taxes, and emotional decisions.
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Indeed, changing social attitudes is the very reason the state is so alarmingly brazen in stifling its own population.
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It's become increasingly clear that society is balanced on an alarmingly thin lifeline of supply chains, stockpiles, and services.
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Though not fully incorporated in the final version of the Arizona law, the institute's proposal has been alarmingly influential.
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But don't underestimate the importance of Ryan Courtney's props, which assume alarmingly multifarious roles, and Raja Feather Kelly's choreography.
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Overall, iFixit still claims the phone is "alarmingly fragile," meaning that it's more likely to break than most phones.
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More alarmingly, when you first encounter this pastry-crusted unit, your initial reaction might be that of pure intimidation.
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She appears alarmingly ready to leave this plane of existence forever, as an inter-dimensional traveler or a corpse.
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Even more alarmingly, approximately 85 percent of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) do not have paid work.
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The first iteration of the U.S. contribution alarmingly fell through because of the organizing consortium's failure to raise funds.
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But the administration alarmingly decided to delay these funds without explanation and did so at the worst possible time.
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Most alarmingly, he has undercut our claim to stand for larger principles — freedom, rule of law, even basic competence.
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But more alarmingly, there were very big differences between the two camps in support for the Brazilian armed forces.
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For a moment it looked like emo was kind of dead, replaced by tropical house and alarmingly upbeat vloggers.
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The 50 Republican national security leaders who signed a recent letter opposing Trump called him "dangerous" and alarmingly ignorant.
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Additionally—and perhaps more alarmingly—the hackers were able to access the phone numbers of 15 million Iranian Telegram users.
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That would be "alarmingly high," making the review potentially very critical given the already hard-pressed state of the economy.
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There continues to be "an alarmingly high number of anti-Semitic acts," ADL National Director Jonathan Greenblatt said in April.
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The near-consensus among foreign-policy types is that Mr Trump is a thin-skinned, unpredictable and alarmingly incurious neophyte.
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After bouts of ethnic violence, most alarmingly this year, many now look back fondly on Mr Mengistu's pan-Ethiopian nationalism.
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That's not to say that Kardashian West isn't also making a convincing case for alarmingly dark roots — talk about #TBT.
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Its fertility rate was reported to be 1 in 2010, more than in the north-east but still alarmingly low.
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The country has an alarmingly high suicide rate, a rapidly aging population, and an increasing number of recluses, or hikikomori.
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The slowdown was in part due to official efforts to reduce alarmingly high debt levels which started three years ago.
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Crosby's body became covered with burns from his blowtorch used to prepare freebase, and drug-related seizures became alarmingly regular.
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The moments after being sexually harassed are confusing and overwhelming, and there's alarmingly little reliable information available online to help.
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President Obama became president when GDP growth in America shrunk to alarmingly similar levels to that of the Great Depression.
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"The levels we detected were clearly above what is normal in the oceans, but they weren't alarmingly high," said Heldal.
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Alarmingly, it finds that one child in 38 between the ages of seven and 12 has some degree of autism.
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They tend to lack scientific transparency, have low statistical power and show an alarmingly high level of statistical reporting errors.
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He also cited persistently high rates of violence against women and girls and "alarmingly" high unemployment rates among young people.
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In addition to alarmingly low prices, we've received little to no rain across much of the high plains for months.
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Alarmingly, we have leaders like Mike Pence, Mike Huckabee and others openly advocating for basing US laws on the Bible.
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These are just the latest instances of mass shootings in the United States, which happen at an alarmingly frequent rate.
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His mother was no different from how she had been for years, drunk—quietly drunk sometimes, alarmingly erratic at others.
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Federal Election Commission, the alarmingly narrow opinion of Kavanaugh opened the door to more foreign spending to influence our elections.
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It's alarmingly uncomfortable, frigid, and unfamiliar, the sort of situation that sends signals to your brain urging you to stop.
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Most alarmingly, people who primarily get their news via social media perceived the threat of COVID-19 to be exaggerated.
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We do live in a world where anyone, anywhere, can express his or her beliefs, including some alarmingly singular ones.
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The U.S. has been alarmingly bad at building new critical infrastructure, or even adequately maintaining the assets we already have.
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While mass shootings have become alarmingly common, ones where the victims are hunted because of their ethnicity are less so.
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Drug treatments caused his weight to balloon alarmingly, though he recovered enough to continue performing well into the new millennium.
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Alarmingly, William Barr, the attorney general, appears to be overseeing the effort, meeting with foreign officials to ask for help.
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But alarmingly we've come to accept that being in the public eye means we have to deal with certain realities.
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Coel, Susan Wokoma (as the alarmingly uptight sister) and Shola Adewusi (as the Pentecostal mom) trade off dazzling comic performances.
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Across the state, reservoirs that were alarmingly parched last year are close to full and in some cases, over capacity.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, girls who struggle with ADHD for a long period of time can suffer from mental health problems.
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Yet the present Senate, even its more articulate Democrats, seems alarmingly feeble and unprincipled in the face Mr. Trump's demagogy.
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More alarmingly, Bolsonaro is a former military officer who was trained during the most repressive years of the military dictatorship.
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As the company searches for its next artistic director, the interregnum of the interim leadership team has been alarmingly prolonged.
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Given the alarmingly violent events of civil unrest that have recently unfolded, the show's title and narratives feel stunningly prescient.
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Direct-to-consumer blood tests, for example, when applied to a large population, carry an alarmingly high false-positive rate.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, stress may impede digestion, thereby inhibiting absorption of vitamins that are essential for healthy teeth, skin, and hair.
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That's up quite a bit from a year ago but not quite at alarmingly wide levels last seen in early 5003.
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The spread of points between Italy&aposs bonds and benchmark German bonds, which had grown alarmingly last week, fell early Monday.
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I struggled to board the boat by way of a hooked ladder, which clanged alarmingly against the side of the vessel.
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Many areas are relying on groundwater for drinking and limited irrigation, but the underground water table is receding alarmingly, farmers say.
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Alarmingly, the camp readiest to answer that call is a Labour Party marching ever further and more confidently to the left.
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The pile of crap on that one chair you use for the sole purpose of collecting crap is getting alarmingly high.
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With less money coming in and demand for imports still strong, the value of Venezuela's foreign-exchange reserves has dropped alarmingly.
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I was taken aback: American women still die in childbirth at an alarmingly high rate, the highest in the developed world.
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"There must now be a thorough, impartial and independent investigation into these allegations, which are alarmingly commonplace in Uzbekistan," he added.
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The narrative is opaque, each paragraph dense with fragments, and while there are alarmingly beautiful surprises, it's too fractured and discordant.
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Suddenly the attachment swung alarmingly toward us, bringing a length of concrete pipe to a stop within inches of Ian's face.
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After consistent growth from the 1990s to 2009, the number of daily riders has dropped alarmingly in the past few years.
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This is my obnoxious opinion after seeing Roma in Mexico City (where it was filmed) in an alarmingly beautiful cinema plaza.
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Recently, media reports alarmingly noted that hurricane season is getting under way without a FEMA director of NOAA head in place.
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He sent samples to the Air Force's chief of radiation testing, Dr. Lawrence T. Odland, who started seeing alarmingly high results.
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Half of all American households live paycheck to paycheck; it's alarmingly easy, with one moderate gust, to get badly off track.
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Their online search criteria had called up alarmingly few choices, and they saw that selling prices were often above listing prices.
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Despite the fact military assessments invariably refer to the strength of U.S. armed forces, training budgets are at alarmingly low levels.
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A crack has opened in the floor that Marcella Ansaldi, the curator of the nearby Jewish Museum, says is growing alarmingly.
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Most alarmingly, American intelligence agencies believe North Korea now has miniaturized nuclear weapons that could be carried by intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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" Seinfeld asks in the trailer, standing outside his childhood home in Long Island and wearing an alarmingly purple Mets jacket. "Absolutely.
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Songs come at an alarmingly rapid pace because we don't have set formulas, we are experimenting, we're trying out new ideas.
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Alarmingly, the president did not say how the administration will address the lack of coronavirus testing kits throughout the United States.
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Lead from the city's old pipes leached into the water, causing alarmingly high lead levels in the blood of many residents.
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Written by Yevgeny Zamyatin in 1921, the book describes an alarmingly familiar future wherein human imagination, desire, and revolution are oppressed.
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Or the counteraccusation: that rural Americans have alarmingly little real exposure to people or lifestyles even slightly different from their own.
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I've opted for an after-dinner walk alone, despite my phone battery being alarmingly low, instead of jumping into a cab.
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A second season is about to begin on Swedish TV, starring, perhaps alarmingly, the American actors Kim Cattrall and Billy Campbell.
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The fabric of our society, already alarmingly polarized, can ill afford the further fragmentation that this medically necessary social policy requires.
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It's an age when the body's center of gravity seems suddenly to be located, thrillingly and alarmingly, directly between the legs.
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"Alarmingly, the president did not say how the administration will address the lack of coronavirus testing kits throughout the United States."
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Once in the hospital, I struggled to keep up with the alarmingly cheery hospital staff as they prepped our concurrent surgeries.
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Although many Americans remain alarmingly content with still-lingering hopes for greater personal wealth, even the richest may actually be deprived.
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Each oil-painted piece was nothing but abstract color and, more alarmingly, every piece was cut in almost the same shape.
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But despite compelling evidence of their critical role in connecting Americans to economic opportunity, funding for community colleges remains alarmingly low.
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Wilson said parents should explain these devices&apos dangers early on since kids are picking up vaping at alarmingly young ages.
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Couple that with his disdain for American (and British) exceptionalism, capitalism and U.S. foreign policy and the relationship becomes alarmingly compromised.
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Alarmingly, Mr. Trump appears to have no plans or strategy in parts of the world where American troops are actively engaged.
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Friction between the two countries and their proxies is rising alarmingly at a time that mutual trust has reached a nadir.
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He is increasingly prone to "dark moods" (a phrase that is alarmingly recurrent in profiles of the most powerful man on earth).
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CTE is caused by repeated blows to the head and is showing up at an alarmingly high rate in former football players.
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He recalls one man, who had experienced no previous problems with ecstasy, whose blood pressure began to rise alarmingly after taking it.
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And even before that happens, the absolute numbers of older people there will swell alarmingly, simply because these countries are so populous.
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But I will admit that the sheer size and positive energy inside the store was impressive, as were its alarmingly wide aisles.
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Today Ovadya and a cohort of loosely affiliated researchers and academics are anxiously looking ahead — toward a future that is alarmingly dystopian.
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He was back to his disheveled classic self at the CNN town hall, after an alarmingly tidily groomed turn at Fox News.
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But the Weekender also pointed to the frightening limits of technology, limits that would reveal themselves even more alarmingly on Tuesday night.
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These videos show how alarmingly easy it was for people to find illegal content sharing groups on WhatsApp, even without WhatsApp's help.
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Mr Najib argues that doing so would expand the budget deficit alarmingly, since the tax brought in 45bn ringgit ($10.5bn) last year.
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It's the deadliest attack by ISIS militants in the South Asian nation, where their presence has been growing alarmingly in recent months.
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There are less than 400 registered psychiatrists and 500 registered psychologists in the city—alarmingly low numbers for such a crowded metropolis.
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Once opened, a smooth nutty, buttery scent floated out of the bag that was alarmingly pleasing (to myself and my desk mates).
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Make no mistake: male entitlement, sexism, and most alarmingly, the rebirth of the double standard — they're all on the ballot next week.
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But nightlife is still mostly run by cis people, which means there are alarmingly few trans people in structural positions of power.
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Most of them look alarmingly unsafe, but hey—as the saying goes, you can't make a hoverbike without amputating a few limbs.
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We're told she was despondent and emotional over an alarmingly low white blood cell count in the wake of her kidney transplant.
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This blackface appearance is one of many alarmingly racist moments to come from a performers like Mamamoo over the past couple years.
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Being routinely suspected of terrorism and investigated by law enforcement is an alarmingly normal part of the lives of many American Muslims.
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Given the alarmingly eventful trend of the offseason thus far, it's clear that this column is more important now than ever before.
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What's more, security officials warn that the radioactive ingredients for a "dirty bomb" are alarmingly insecure in many parts of the globe.
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The designated photo box is the main wild card: the sales image, whether seductively professional or alarmingly amateur, sets the visual tone.
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They were so alarmingly terrible at hockey, and of such astonishingly low rank, that victory would have earned us literally zero points.
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This is only one of the head-spinning developments that made the Helsinki summit alarmingly unique in the annals of US diplomacy.
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And thanks to its alarmingly large selection of button-downs, I know I can always find a shirt that suits my style.
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Sources connected to the rapper tell us he'd been suffering severe stomach pains, nausea and perhaps most alarmingly ... an elevated heart rate.
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Results found nearly all of the samples contained high levels of vitamin E acetate, as well as "alarmingly high levels" of pesticides.
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What I found out was that many of the locks we rely on, just like bad passwords, are alarmingly easy to bypass.
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His disillusion with the digital is reflected right back at us: increasingly networked, flesh and tech are both alarmingly susceptible to corruption.
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Though the etiologies of plague and the present coronavirus differ hugely, the social consequences of these outbreaks resonate in alarmingly similar ways.
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Yet every man I talked to seemed either alarmingly flirtatious, uncomfortable interacting with women or determined to keep me at arm's length.
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Most alarmingly, during the year of the protest, more than 60 percent of Carver's students were suspended for at least one day.
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In Netflix's new offbeat superhero show I Am Not Okay With This, Sydney (Sophia Lillis) discovers that she has alarmingly strong superpowers.
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Alarmingly for the rest of the world, that raises the danger of further, even more reckless acts by Moscow in the future.
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Alarmingly, as of 2016, over 9% of the nation's bridges were rated structurally deficient by the American Society of Civil Engineers. 3.
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Instead, the research shows increases in the risk of suffering from certain developmental problems that, while less dramatic, are also, alarmingly, enduring.
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But the magnitude of losses among 300 bird species was much larger than we had expected and alarmingly widespread across the continent.
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They might also want to volunteer for a smoking cessation program to help address the state's alarmingly high rate of premature deaths.
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The data showed an alarmingly high rate of denial — 24 percent, nearly one in four — among consumers treating chronic or persistent illnesses.
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Alarmingly, 65 percent of families with incarcerated loved ones struggle to meet the bare necessities for survival: housing, food and health care.
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"It's an alarmingly low percentage, when you figure Planned Parenthood was probably seeing that many in a month or so," he said.
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Although, it was said that Germaine shamefully outtalked the other two, and was inclined to set her cap alarmingly at her host.
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I started Starbucks with a simple mission: to sell normal coffee at an alarmingly more expensive price than at other coffee shops.
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My CFS was triggered by a miserable bout of the Mumps (yes, people still get them, and at an alarmingly rapid rate).
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More alarmingly, the ideas pushed by Gabriel and CSP have been embraced by the most important members of the Trump White House.
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But researchers in Australia, using a novel method to gauge how well people drive, have concluded that serious errors are alarmingly commonplace.
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If we don't get our act together now, and change a lot about our fundamental behavior, Earth will become unlivable alarmingly soon.
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The snake isn't scary — but has alarmingly low production values, being handmade out of papier-mâché and studded with colorful aquarium pebbles.
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Australia's big ASX-listed companies have an alarmingly low level of business capability in Asia, according to a study of the ASX200.
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It's still alarmingly difficult to get courts, legislators, and civilians alike to grant the topic the balance of objectivity and sensitivity it requires.
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And alarmingly, according to TinyPULSE's 2019 employee-engagement report, 43% of workers would leave their companies for a mere 10% bump in salary.
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And while other countries hand out far more death sentences than they carry out, in Vietnam the gap seems to be alarmingly small.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, because the culture is so transphobic, 40% of trans people report attempting suicide, compared to 4.6% of the general population.
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Mr Modi's government has failed to acknowledge looming dangers to India's economy and is now struggling to cope with an alarmingly sharp slowdown.
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Ani points out his predisposition to jealousy, and we see that snowball alarmingly fast into murderous rage on the football pitch with Bryce.
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"The RVRN alarmingly observes an increase in the number of assaults committed by groups employing 'hit-and-run' like practices," the report said.
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Many regions within the United States have an alarmingly high percentage of people who are not employed or actively looking for a job.
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The report claims that suppliers struggled to source the high-quality parts needed to build the tech, and production yields were alarmingly low.
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Alongside this serious story and its alarmingly close-to-home real world parallels is all the goofy stuff you'd expect from the series.
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Well, new software can take an alarmingly good guess at what a color version of your black-and-white photographs may look like.
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Fillon has lost ground to independent centrist Emmanuel Macron and, more alarmingly for investors, the anti-EU National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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So far, he has not even managed to establish leadership in the global nationalist movement, which his campaign had flirted with so alarmingly.
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It's $2349 for a 2299GB model, which is alarmingly little space for a modern phone, but $29.2 for the more spacious 25GB one.
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More alarmingly, our transportation network has deteriorated to the point that poor road conditions are at fault for one-third of traffic fatalities.
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More alarmingly, he will know that he can get away with ordering a crackdown on voting rights or investigations of his political enemies.
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There arises, alarmingly and inevitably, what is effectively a debate as to which history is more horrific, that of slavery or the Holocaust.
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On "High Maintenance," by contrast, the most alarmingly graphic sex scene has a purpose: it tests the viewer and sets up a reveal.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, the film notes just how commonplace the Arkansas accident was — there have been plenty of other accidents involving nuclear weapons.
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The host explained that Democrats are feeling "alarmingly confident" going into Tuesday's elections, with many polls having them reclaiming the House of Representatives.
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He'd also been alarmingly meh in the '21 season finale against the Seahawks and had been less than meh in two playoff games.
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Even as cases of the coronavirus have spiked alarmingly in many countries this week, there has also been a glimmer of good news.
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"Alarmingly high numbers of Americans continue to pay more than half of their incomes toward rent," he told a House panel in October.
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That alarmingly high rate — almost four percent a year — was even greater than other investigators had found in earlier trials of prevention methods.
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The aisles and aisles of empty store shelves give the appearance that the United States, improbably and alarmingly, is running out of food.
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The aisles and aisles of empty store shelves give the appearance that the United States, improbably and alarmingly, is running out of food.
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Alarmingly, my books appear to be breeding independently, so I am now leaving them to get on with arranging themselves without my help.
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Alarmingly, pulmonary rehabilitation, used to provide exercise, education, and support for patients with COPD, is reimbursed at half the rate of cardiac rehabilitation.
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After noticing that several prisoners were alarmingly thin, she decided to discuss the matter with Dr. Cristina Perez, who oversaw the inpatient unit.
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What she found stunned her: Thirteen percent of the samples collected from blood sellers had the virus, an alarmingly high rate of infection.
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It's hilariously funny and alarmingly clever, and the author presented it at a packed-out lecture hall at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford University.
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Going into the next decade, we must all be cautious of deepfakes; the tech is alarmingly dangerous and, not to mention, pretty creepy.
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Even more alarmingly, this number includes only 95 females of reproductive age — and maybe as few as half that number has successfully calved.
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But one big takeaway from all these events is that our waste management schemes are alarmingly vulnerable to extreme weather and climate change.
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The world is currently experiencing an alarmingly high rate of species extinction, so having accurate insight into this process is more important than ever.
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They'd been in their home, on a hillside above Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg, when they saw the fire approach alarmingly fast.
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Most alarmingly, Check Point found the app contains code that causes it to fraudulently click on ads in the app without the user's knowledge.
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A study published this week in Vaccine, by Celina Hanson of UNICEF and her colleagues, suggests that the overchilling of vaccines is alarmingly common.
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Relief for all those on the Valencia side and despair for Espanyol, which now hovers alarmingly close to the drop zone of La Liga.
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But with software eating the world at an alarmingly accelerating pace, SaaSes seeking to serve other scaling SaaSes feels about where things are at.
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If the end figure is alarmingly low, it's time to have a word with your ISP, or try and troubleshoot your Wi-Fi connection.
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But some experts question whether a vaccination mandate will sway public opinion in France, where distrust in vaccines has risen alarmingly in recent years.
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Bangladesh chased non-Muslim tribes into India, and its once large and prosperous Hindu minority has dwindled alarmingly in the face of constant pressure.
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Alarmingly, one Samsung representative allegedly sent a text offering to "try and slow" a customer down after he reported his phone catching on fire.
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Within a day, her upper lip swelled alarmingly and the mother-of-two was rushed to hospital where doctors placed her on a drip.
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Last year, a scathing U.N. report condemned the "alarmingly-high" rate of executions, which had reached the highest levels of the last 28503 years.
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The southern corridor has taken the distance between Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam to nearly 7,000 miles, alarmingly close to the 777-200ER's maximum range.
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One of our favorite companies to cover, Twitter, reported theirs this morning at an alarmingly early time for West Coast technology writers and reporters.
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The methods of propaganda and the used lyrics are alarmingly familiar to the methods used by the mullahs during the 1980s Iran-Iraq War.
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On the horrifying opioid epidemic, drug overdose deaths have spiked alarmingly in the last few years but comprise less than 1 percent of deaths.
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Kamela Harris (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), both presidential candidates, called attention to the alarmingly high maternal death rates among black women.
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His forthcoming book, " Selfie: How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It's Doing to Us " (Overlook), opens, alarmingly, with a chapter on suicide.
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From the square where the play will be staged, the dome of the Scola Canton, one of the synagogues, can be seen tilting alarmingly.
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In Pakistan, throwing acid on women to disfigure them is an alarmingly common form of revenge, often for rejected sexual advances or marriage proposals.
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That extended to her fundraising, which wasn't good — she raised a mere $6 million and her burn rate was an alarmingly high 87 percent.
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A World Bank study found that American companies were used alarmingly more often in grand corruption cases than those companies from any other country.
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Until the mid-1950s, American cars basically had a couch behind the steering wheel with alarmingly low backs that funded whiplash lawyers for decades.
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To the back of the huge room, another cow stands over a large chair, wearing a cowboy hat and pursing its alarmingly red lips.
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Thank you, Ms. Boosler, for your alarmingly passionate dissection of Ms. Weintraub's puzzle, and thanks for being brave enough to try a Friday crossword.
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Worrying about decades of Thanksgiving dinners with relatives who support the other party might sound like clear evidence that America is hopelessly, alarmingly divided.
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And, more alarmingly, a woman said he made her uncomfortable with a romantic advance and repeated Facebook messages in the middle of the night.
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The rest of the money includes an additional $22014 million to help Zika victims in Puerto Rico, where the infection rate is alarmingly high.
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Greece: Depression and suicide rates rose alarmingly during the debt crisis, health experts and studies say, as the country's creditors imposed strict austerity measures.
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The study corroborates the findings of prior research, which also found alarmingly high error rates, that previously drew methodological criticism from companies including Amazon.
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"The most charitable assessment of this list of violations is that Dr. Burt functioned as an alarmingly sloppy and disorganized principal investigator," he said.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, sedentary behavior has also been linked to mortality; the more you sit, the more likely you are to meet an untimely end.
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But the US State Department has been alarmingly lax in addressing how rising temperatures are fueling human movements around the world, according to the GAO.
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Many sources in the documentary alarmingly reference Bundy's status as a student and his "handsome" appearance as reasons people doubted he could be a killer.
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On Wednesday Apple released an update to fix the massive and alarmingly simple security vulnerability in its newest Mac operating system, which researchers exposed Tuesday.
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In 2018 they ranked alarmingly low in a Gallup survey of global well-being: just 3% said they were "thriving", compared with 21% of Chinese.
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Four of them are alarmingly tiny—in fact, they're thought to be some of the smallest frogs in all of India, where they were found.
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A good example is "Willie Causey Jr., with Gun During Violence in Alabama, Shady Grove" — an alarmingly casual scene which was taken from a doorway.
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The optics of the resulting photos are alarmingly bad — especially since the president already had the whole world laughing at him earlier in the day.
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It involves fighting apes, the president of United States, and a very silly joke that lots of people apparently think is alarmingly close to reality.
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LGBTQ people are already at a greater risk of suicide than the general population, and trans people specifically have an alarmingly high suicide attempt rate.
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Alarmingly, though he doesn't know for sure, Solin estimates that "about 90 percent" or so of 401(k) plans are advised by the latter category.
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But more alarmingly, of a man who genuinely seems to see no difference between what's good for Donald Trump and what's good for the world.
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Although the city has closed off the area immediately surrounding the cathedral, levels of lead in open areas just beyond the perimeter remain alarmingly high.
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Over time, though, slime needs to be reactivated with additional borax, and many slimers send customers extra in tiny baggies, which looks alarmingly like cocaine.
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"Alarmingly, the conservative majority on the Supreme Court just this week showed its willingness to overturn longstanding precedent," Nash, of the Guttmacher Institute, told PEOPLE.
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Our economy, our global access to markets, and, most alarmingly, our leadership, values, and vision as a society are all in play and being challenged.
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"This world is bullshit," declared Fiona Apple in 1997 during one of the most alarmingly frank moments of the VMAs — and awards show history, really.
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But, second, and perhaps more alarmingly, because allegedly she was too short, according to several current and former officials who spoke to the Washington Post.
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Windows in tenement buildings are seen as both pinpricks of light and alarmingly open mini-theaters that leave the occupants behind them on ominous display.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, he had purchased the trademark to the "We" name through a holding company, and WeWork paid him $213 million to license it.
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By late May, a picture had emerged of an alarmingly pervasive intrusion; a senior responder told me that the hackers could access every D.N.C. account.
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Instead, it seems like they're making things up as they go — and then, alarmingly, refusing to retract them no matter how often they're shot down.
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Americans looking to reduce their reliance on products from tech's most alarmingly megalithic companies might be surprised to learn just how far their reach extends.
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More alarmingly, if the sap gets into a person's eyes, there is the potential for blindness, according to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Today, he sees parallels: Robots and artificial intelligence are eliminating jobs, there is growing economic inequality, and racism has become alarmingly common in public discourse.
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When, early in the movie, one of these clanking contraptions steals a cow and carries it into the air, the sight is alarmingly, seductively strange.
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"Hope that they don't get sick!" it jokes, which on first read seems like an alarmingly honest admission about the perils of food-borne illness.
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"It doesn't appear to be alarmingly overvalued, but it's possible things have gone too far," said Paul Ashworth, chief United States economist at Capital Economics.
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The proposal was criticized by bankers, economists and industrialists who feared it would worsen Malaysia's financial woes and add to its alarmingly high household debt.
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Ethan says you got more mail and, alarmingly, more marriage proposals from the role than any other and also, understandably, more room on the subway.
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Most alarmingly to many Trump voters, he has done nothing to fix out-of-control government spending, racking up a trillion-dollar deficit this year.
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Though the show is set in an alternate universe, Watchmen's biggest themes — inherited trauma and loyalties, and America's racist history — are alarmingly true to life.
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He demonstrates cool assurance at using details — many gathered, it seems, during his years as a reporter — to make his fictional future feel alarmingly real.
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Netflix's new series Trinkets, which is undoubtedly geared toward a younger audience, also features parents who alarmingly have no idea the troubles their teenage daughters experience.
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"Government reports indicate alarmingly high deficits in the sector, representing clearly unacceptable conditions for millions of the megacity's residents," a U.N. statement quoted Heller as saying.
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The first time we see her, a doctor tells her that she's dying; apparently, her red blood cell count is decreasing at an alarmingly rapid pace.
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CyclOpe estimates that the world's biggest economies produce perhaps 150m tonnes of hazardous waste a year between them, but information is alarmingly thin on the ground.
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While the sizes of the planet and the sun are accurate, the distance has been shrunk to put us, alarmingly, almost right next to each other.
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Have someone hide or put a new passcode on your phone so you won't post any alarmingly weepy statuses in the wake of the performance/a.k.a.
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"Oil prices have not increased alarmingly because the market is still working off the surpluses built up in the second half of 2018," the IEA said.
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Fortnite clips and highlights have inundated Instagram, Reddit, and Twitter at an alarmingly high rate, helping it permeate mainstream culture in ways few other modern have.
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But according to Wired's alarmingly glowing writeup of the new feature, the seven-year-old company recently realized that it better start treating its drivers better.
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Your bank account is alarmingly low, your list keeps growing longer by the day, and everyone on it seems to be asking for a Dyson blowdryer.
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The project is simultaneously complex beyond civilian understanding and alarmingly simple: a tiny box with a balloon and a remote-controlled whippet cartridge to inflate it.
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He could have kept that fourth wall intact and kept right on faking it because, for the most part, that smile was expertly, almost alarmingly convincing.
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Use of the recently-banned drug meldonium among top athletes is "alarmingly high," according to new research published online by the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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According to Age UK statistics, only 35 percent of people over 65 spend time with friends most or every day and, alarmingly, 12 percent never do.
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Ed is a pleasant, barrel-shaped white man of 133 with a sunburned face and alarmingly red, scratched-looking skin under the fur on his arms.
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But these ratings are not alarmingly low, nor do they indicate that USDA will definitely cut yield or that the final yield will fall below trend.
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Mark discovers she's acquired a concealed-carry permit, which he tears up and throws away; he finds a switchblade she has — alarmingly — hidden under their mattress.
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Even more alarmingly, although she had been taking hormones for 18 months prior to detention, there was little effort from staff to understand her medical history.
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Japan and China pushed toward war, and in 1937 bombs started falling alarmingly close to the international settlement near the Huangpu River where her family lived.
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A 2016 study shows that its local banks are rejecting black families for home loans at an alarmingly high rate compared with white and Latino families.
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Though Siberia is sparsely populated — it's home to just a quarter of Russia's population — these blazes are alarmingly close to cities and are impacting people's health.
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They talked to everyone they could about what programs and services could be used to reduce the alarmingly high rates of HIV among young African women.
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He is the Nazi sympathizer next door, polite and low-key at a time the old boundaries of accepted political activity can seem alarmingly in flux.
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Jirschele looks alarmingly like his father when he's out there: the same stance, the same mannerisms, the same way of delivering signs to hitters and runners.
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Yamhill, which thrived with blue-collar industry just a few generations ago, serves as a microcosm for a nation in which life expectancy has alarmingly declined.
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About 70 percent of pregnancies among the southern resident orcas are lost before the calves are born, an alarmingly high figure, according to a recent paper.
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More alarmingly, separate data showed South Korea's exports unexpectedly fell 6.0 percent last month with shipments to China, its biggest customer, contracting 9.1 percent on-year.
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And although the rate of COPD among Americans over 6900 are on the rise, Medicare claims for home respiratory therapy have alarmingly declined over the years.
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Several outside physicians noted alarmingly high cholesterol levels, even though Dr. Jackson disclosed that Mr. Trump was taking Crestor, a powerful drug used to lower cholesterol.
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Alarmingly, GAO reported that until recently, cyber survivability was not factored into "Requirements," the most important system capabilities that must be met when developing weapons systems.
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"There was a tremendous amount of fear in the community," says Colodny, explaining that the local rhetoric was then alarmingly similar to the Trump administration's regarding immigrants.
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Players were amassing astonishing yearly fight totals, and what began as a Québécois alternative for playing minor professional hockey at home had metastasized into something alarmingly robust.
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Alarmingly, the Children's Society found that one in five 14-year-old British girls had self-harmed in the past year, as had one in ten boys.
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The food is of an alarmingly low grade, students say, and they charge the district's cookbook holds nothing but recipes for small portions of processed fast foods.
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The issue delves into the myriad ways that photographers have addressed the crisis of mass incarceration in the United States, which has an alarmingly large prison population.
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She writes that the lobby was "alarmingly and upliftingly packed with people," including couples getting married, people lodging complaints, babies in strollers, and old ladies in wheelchairs.
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"I think one of the things that has not changed, to be honest with you, is the alarmingly high rate that African-Americans contract HIV," he says.
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Even more alarmingly, in both of the aforementioned Midwestern states, the GOP has been confirmed in its legislative majorities despite large popular vote losses, due to gerrymandering.
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What they're saying: He found "hate-searching" was alarmingly high in western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, Michigan, and Upstate New York, while still most common in West Virginia.
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"Alarmingly, the conservative majority on the Supreme Court showed its willingness to overturn longstanding precedent," Elizabeth Nash, a legal expert of the Guttmacher Institute, recently told PEOPLE.
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Stable, thick ice that once allowed residents to hunt and fish, or drive on ice highways between Rigolet and surrounding communities, is growing alarmingly, even dangerously, thin.
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The change would bring "a vast amount of collateral institutional damage" including "slow[er] growth and increase[d] inequality", heightened "workplace tensions" and, most alarmingly, worse schools.
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To examine the evidence, Jared Leto played a terrible-looking and horribly interpreted Joker in a too-dark and alarmingly misguided movie that literally no one liked.
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Though he is the "chief architect and plotter of [the play's] woes", he is also alarmingly eloquent and elicits sympathy when he rebuffs accusations about his beliefs.
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Alarmingly, President Trump's education budget and the spending plan proposed by the House of Representatives jeopardize the few professional development opportunities teachers do have available to them.
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It has become alarmingly clear that politicians in D.C. are mounting the biggest attack on women's health in a generation — and unfortunately, that has included Senator Heller.
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Given the size of our alarmingly expanding deficit, the defense budget will be faced with contraction, probably sooner rather than later given the harsh realities of debt.
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Alarmingly, it appeared that this nerve agent bonded well with soft plastic, the type used to make toys that young children love to put in their mouths.
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Almost as noticeable are his eyes, which are so alarmingly blue that he appears to be ninety-five per cent pachyderm and five per cent Paul Newman.
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More alarmingly, 31 percent claim they were not given a copy of their prescription after getting their contact lens eye exams in direct violation of the law.
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The next Democratic debates will make or break several 2020 candidates struggling to surviveBill de Blasio's initial poll numbers for the Democratic presidential primary are alarmingly bad.
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In fact, not even my boyfriend's alarmingly sensitive nose was offended by my Ably-clad hug after an international flight (a real first — I'm a lucky girl).
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One of the most shocking things I discovered is the alarmingly high number of my former teammates who don't know what is on the banned substances list.
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Campaign finance pros will tell you that means her "burn rate" (her spending as a percentage of her new donations) is an alarmingly high 87 percent. Doom!
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It also vividly -- and alarmingly -- shows how the way we deal with the virus in the early stages determines how it will evolve in the later stages.
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But it becomes clear by the end of the first episode — and alarmingly so in the second — that this show also has a bitter, pitch-black center.
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Human excrement and toilet paper can be found behind any large boulder or scraggly bush, alarmingly close to streams that serve as water sources for communities downhill.
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The number of cases is also continuing to grow alarmingly in several places outside of the mainland, though still far short of the figures seen in China.
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Even more alarmingly, there is evidence that scientists from the former Soviet Union have helped the North Koreans design and build missiles over the past three decades.
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But hackers have since figured out how to get around that fix, leaving Outlook alarmingly exposed to attacks at a time when email has become a target.
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But rights groups, suggesting that the crackdown was a populist move by Mr. Kadyrov to appeal to religious conservatives, were also pointing alarmingly to the official denial.
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The then-25-year-old Rhode Island resident had visited an emergency room complaining of fatigue, muscle weakness, and, most alarmingly, a bluish discoloration of her skin.
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At that age, adults can seem alarmingly unpredictable, nice one minute, then punishing the next — and you don't even know what you did to cause that shift.
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And while most of California — 74 percent as of last week — is officially out of drought, parts of the state, such as Santa Barbara, remain alarmingly dry.
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As research from Avalere Health has shown, enrollment in ACA-based insurance is alarmingly low among those whose incomes exceed 200 percent of the federal poverty level.
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"The levels we detected were clearly above what is normal in the oceans, but they weren't alarmingly high," expedition leader Hilde Elise Heldal said in a media release.
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ISIS is notorious for its alarmingly effective use of social media to recruit fighters, inspire acts of terrorism, and project an image of unwavering confidence to the West.
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Image: Screengrab via Google PlayHQ Trivia, the alarmingly popular trivia app which increasingly threatens to take over our reality, has been iOS-only since its mid-October launch.
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There's a full 19-step breakdown of the product that adheres to the site's customarily thorough breakdown, but the key takeaway here is the "alarmingly fragile" display mechanism.
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Earlier in the year, another study found that water at several of the Olympic sites was contaminated with alarmingly high levels of viruses and bacteria from human sewage.
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Shoddy vent grids covering an alarmingly hollow-sounding interior have been replaced with an innovative perforated vent design that is as fresh-looking as it is solid-feeling.
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The tolerance level of users to withstand advertising in this settling could be alarmingly high, because of the money on the table and the lure of the competition.
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Yankees fan Andrew Fox's mid-game proposal didn't go as planned Tuesday when he opened up the ring box to find the engagement diamond he purchased alarmingly missing.
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Disney's latest alarmingly star-packed Avengers entry is going to set another box-office record for its opening weekend, eclipsing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, according to Variety.
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Press play above to catch this astonishing film, and don't miss our Q&A with Cole below to learn more about the anxieties shaping this alarmingly prescient story.
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Amnesty International called Europe's plan to designate Turkey a safe haven "alarmingly shortsighted and inhumane", noting that it had documented the forcible return of several refugees to Syria.
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Twenty-five years after Anita Hill testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee and was smeared as a "scorned woman" and an "erotomaniac," her story is still alarmingly relevant.
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Last month, the RBA reduced its cash rate to a record low 1.75 percent last month due to alarmingly low inflation even though it maintained its growth forecasts.
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At that time, he was completely strung out on codeine and so alarmingly paranoid that no one wanted to be around him—even his now-fiancé, Keyshia Ka'oir.
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"This alarmingly high number of people likely affected demonstrates an urgent need to test all drinking water wells in the Indus Plain," the team said in a statement.
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This may turn out to be his undoing, but in the meantime it leaves the nation and the world vulnerable to the whims of an alarmingly unstable individual.
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At 617 acres, and at its peak home to 22,000 U.S. military and other personnel, it is alarmingly large for a foreign military base in a country's capital.
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"Excess capacity remains at alarmingly high levels," OECD Steel Committee chair Lieven Top said late last month, following the release of the estimates at its bi-annual meeting.
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Alarmingly, an additional 20 percent of America's families are considered "underbanked," meaning they actually do have bank accounts but still turn to these same high-cost financial alternatives.
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When I opened them, I was standing in a Hong Kong game market with a Nintendo Switch in one hand and an alarmingly long receipt in the other.
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The dilemma identified by the economist Robert Triffin is a powerful – and alarmingly current – reminder that a worldwide foreign exchange crisis is only one big mood change away.
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Under the Trump administration, this experience is alarmingly common, even for those like Mr. Ragbir with strong family ties in the United States and with an American spouse.
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We always knew we were going to be drawing a parallel between 1977 and the world we're living in today — and how alarmingly similar those two things are.
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Alarmingly, there have been several cases in which these accounts were tied to Russia, and many of them tried to stir up civil unrest in the United States.
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But my hunch is that readers will most remember "Black Edge" for showing them just how alarmingly pervasive insider trading was in the years surrounding the 2008 collapse.
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When the test results came in alarmingly high, Air Force scientists attributed the readings to such contamination and discarded two-thirds of them, keeping only the lowest readings.
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He was fearless but not always kind to his subordinates — perhaps no wonder since he had been given a position of terrifying responsibility at an alarmingly young age.
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This is seen as an alarmingly high rate of debt by any measure and one that has raised the possibility of financial crisis if not dealt with appropriately.
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Alarmingly, despite what this report continues to highlight, the Trump administration is aggressively pushing to end science-based programs designed to help prevent unintended pregnancies among young people.
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The number of Flint children with elevated levels of lead in their blood had risen alarmingly since the city changed its water supply the previous year, her analysis showed.
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A tranquil County Championship cricket game between Surrey and Middlesex at The Oval, London was alarmingly interrupted when an arrow casually landed on the field, sparking a mass evacuation.
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Others have also stressed that that Rio's murder rate is still alarmingly high compared to other major Brazilian cities, and some have questioned the completeness of the official statistics.
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But it fits into the larger context of North Korea's rapidly escalating nuclear and missile ambitions—and, more alarmingly, it shows outright disdain for President Donald Trump's recent bluster.
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Wanting some backup, I walked (at an alarmingly slow pace) over to my logical and extremely skeptical best friend's house, insisting she try a cup of Reishi for herself.
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So the TFA's history highlights the belligerence of some governments; and, alarmingly for those following the pronouncements on trade of the new Trump administration, the importance of American leadership.
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Spicer, the former White House Press Secretary under Donald Trump who resigned this July, has become a fixture on Saturday Night Live thanks to Melissa McCarthy's alarmingly accurate portrayal.
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Most alarmingly, says Lawrence Repeta of Meiji University, the prime minister would be empowered to declare a national emergency under "an extremely broad and undefined range of potential circumstances".
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Most alarmingly, it collected geographic data, and if it couldn't access it through traditional GPS coordinates, would extract it from the metadata of the photographs its users were taking.
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For example South Australia with it's many vineyards seems to enjoy the red wine emoji, while Canberra (somewhat alarmingly) enjoys the coffee and soon-to-be replaced pistol emoji.
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Typhoid fever can be treated with antibiotics, but this line of defence is starting to fail as extensively drug resistant (XDR) bugs are spreading rapidly and alarmingly in Pakistan.
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Alarmingly, 76 percent of England clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), which regulate healthcare provision in their local area, also reported longer wait times in 2016 than they did in 2013.
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The Clinton-Knope parallel becomes even more apparent and alarmingly foreshadowing of reality when Leslie runs for city council against Sweetums heir Bobby Newport (Paul Rudd) in season four.
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The grim increase is largely because of alarmingly high rates among black women, who nationally are three times as likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth as white women.
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And alarmingly, Amnesty International has reported that since January the Turkish government has been forcibly returning thousands of Syrian refugees to their country, an allegation that Turkey has denied.
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In a commentary on Thursday, the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily said the rapid increase in so-called payday loans poses an alarmingly large amount of hidden risks.
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The obvious question to ask is whether the financial markets, which have risen for most of the past decade but have been alarmingly shaky of late, could crash again.
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Conservative critics of Mr. Trump expressed concern that the idea would put the country deeper in debt and that it sounded alarmingly similar to Mr. Obama's 2009 stimulus program.
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He has painstakingly renovated it and most recently painted it an alarmingly bright red color — not the classic schoolhouse maroon, but the color of caution, a toxic Edenic apple.
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Light pollution poses a threat to 30% of vertebrates and more than 60% of invertebrates that are nocturnal, including plants, microorganisms and, most alarmingly, human health, the researchers add.
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Prices in second- and third-tier cities are rising at an alarmingly sharp rate, and speculation was rising that more cities would impose more stringent controls to discourage overeating.
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Alarmingly, the gap between high-yield energy debt and ultra-safe government bonds has blown out to levels unseen since 2016, when oil prices crashed to $26 a barrel.
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"Alarmingly, the president did not say how the administration will address the lack of coronavirus testing kits throughout the United States," Pelosi and Schumer said in their joint statement.
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It's alarmingly easy to imagine carmakers' charging fees to independent repair shops that need access to vehicle data to service a vehicle purchased for tens of thousands of dollars.
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As for Ferrari, its season has unraveled alarmingly since it left Spain at the end of the second preseason test, when the team had a clear advantage over Mercedes.
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Despite the honorable service of many African-American leaders who have made their marks in this field, the current national security establishment remains overwhelmingly and alarmingly white and male.
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Alarmingly, dating back to 2002, half of those released from Colorado prisons who subsequently committed murder had served time in solitary confinement, with some discharged directly to the street.
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WASHINGTON — Humanity has launched 43,158 spacecraft since 1957, but a new animation illustrates just how dramatically that number is about to be eclipsed — and in an alarmingly short time.
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As Gooper and Mae — Brick's slick brother and alarmingly fertile sister-in-law — Brian Gleeson and Hayley Squires persuasively ground their characters' comic gold-digging in a fetid earthiness.
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Ridley acknowledged that there were times when the swim had felt alarmingly hazardous: there were strong currents, and boat captains did not expect humans to be in the water.
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Alarmingly, FBI spokespeople say that the bureau has dropped white-supremacist violence as a category at a time when hate crimes targeting communities of color are on the rise.
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The maps currently used to estimate exposure to flood risk are badly outdated and alarmingly inaccurate, resulting in an overwhelming number of at-risk properties lacking federal flood insurance.
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"Pending sales rebounded last month as enough buyers fended off rising mortgage rates and alarmingly low inventory levels to sign a contract," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR.
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Alarmingly, the rate of decline does not appear to be stopping; the downward slope was "steep and significant" even when the meta-analysis was restricted to studies done after 1995.
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Danielle Cohn is one of those teenage curiosities that most of us old enough to vote (have you registered yet?) don't know much about despite her alarmingly potent online popularity.
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A new report from Cisco forecasts an alarmingly slow internet traffic growth rate for Latin America, especially when compared to the other lagging regions, like the Middle East and Africa.
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Yet when the Esports Arena's live camera feed panned over to him, viewers and attendees were shocked to see a short, alarmingly young teenager with messy brown hair and glasses.
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Even though discrimination against black transgender people is alarmingly common, the community has gifted the LGBTQ rights movement with some of the most influential leaders in the fight for quality.
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But for a show based in the alarmingly cheerful, Pleasantville-like Stars Hollow, this seems like an oddly pessimistic place to leave your prized daughter — single, struggling, and knocked up.
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Discrimination In many cases, people of African descent still experience discrimination in recognition of our achievements, access to justice, and face alarmingly high rates of police violence and racial profiling.
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But moving on!) Next thing we know, Rachel is on a boat, in South Carolina's beautiful, alarmingly alligator-heavy (I'm just going by the B-roll, folks) Hilton Head Island.
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North's plan to "counterpunch" this threat -- by recruiting new NRA members from his connections in the US armed forces -- sounds alarmingly like a man seeking to form an armed militia.
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"Most alarmingly you took your toddler son to Syria knowing how he would be used - his future would be as an IS fighter," he told her according to the BBC.
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GE's alarmingly weak earnings report and downbeat outlook issued on Friday prompted a bit of chatter suggesting the company is no longer worthy of its bellwether status in the Dow.
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Murthy, the nation's top doctor, called prescribing practices "a key part" of stemming the flow of painkillers, which have led to alarmingly high numbers of overdose deaths across the country.
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Unsustainable farming methods may also contribute to a shortfall in food supplies longer term, as farmers try to squeeze more production out of their land and soils become alarmingly degraded.
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Neither candidate is talking about the retirement savings crisis, and yet alarmingly more than 40 percent of workers nationwide continue to lack access to an employer-sponsored retirement savings system.
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Alarmingly, "stay in place attacks" may become the new wave of ISIS violence, recruits opting for "martyrdom" missions at home versus "hijra" to the Syrian battlefield now under heavy siege.
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It should be alarmingly obviously to anyone who has followed Tesla for the past few years that the Model 3, the car maker's lower-priced sedan, is eating the company.
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Over and over, I heard that little or no action was taken after tests showed alarmingly high levels of lead in water that kids are ingesting on a daily basis.
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Alarmingly, he grew his moustache out but began cutting it shorter and shorter, until the entire ensemble of moustache, shock of black hair, and khakis had him looking like Hitler.
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They're alarmingly prolific, as well; while their stunning 2017 LP, Caustic, marks only their second full-length, the band has also put out 11 other splits and singles since 2010.
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The album includes appearances from George Benson, Snoop Dogg, and Jamie Principle, but it's alarmingly feature-free elsewhere—a rarity for a band who made their name through oddball crossovers.
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Chris Sale, their ace starting pitcher, returned from a nagging shoulder injury late in the season only to see his velocity drop alarmingly in his final start before the playoffs.
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Of course, the sand here in Florida has been alarmingly packed all week as spring break festivities ignored the health crisis -- and the state's governor refused to close the beaches.
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It's alarmingly easy to envision the U.S. going the same way, and very soon: If Trump is re-elected next year, that could mark the end of America's democratic experiment.
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That task now falls to Mr. Sessions's chief of staff, Matthew Whitaker, who on Wednesday became acting attorney general and, far more alarmingly, the man Mr. Mueller now reports to.
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For most of two hours, "Hereditary" slowly unspools a depiction of evil — a claustrophobic, alarmingly funny, disarmingly realistic spectacle of extreme metaphysical and psychological disturbance — that feels like something new.
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At 83, she had become alarmingly weak from stage IV lymphoma and atrial fibrillation, and asked me and my brother to come home to Delaware for her next oncologist visit.
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While cases have spiked alarmingly in Japan -- to over 900 -- most still remain centered around the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which began disembarkation last week after a 14-day quarantine.
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Citizens across the world are alarmingly sacrificing their own potential economic wellness to put in office populist leaders who make them feel good and believe that their voices are heard.
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Alarmingly, if we don't act soon to repair the two tunnels under the Hudson River, that same reduction in service our region experienced last week will become a permanent reality.
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Alarmingly, a 2014 Yale University study identified organic manure as a significant source of antibiotic-resistant bacteria — even if cattle producing the manure had never been exposed to antibiotics themselves.
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"The interest of the public died down alarmingly," Colonel Alois Podhajsky, the director of the Spanish Riding School, in Vienna, wrote of a visit to the Rome Olympics, in 20103.
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The trans community faces alarmingly high rates of suicide and poverty, especially among transgender people of color, higher rates of intimate partner violence, and rampant discrimination in the penal system.
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He then went back out and pitched six more innings, despite the fact that his wrist was swelling alarmingly, and an X-ray taken after the game came back negative.
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Yet these same leaders are often alarmingly unprepared for the most potentially damaging threat — a massive data breach that could mean the loss of everything … all in a matter of seconds.
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Using an experimental feature called Duplex, the robot did an alarmingly good job of asking the right questions, pausing in the right places — even throwing in the odd "mmhmm" for realism.
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He was taken to hospital in the city of Lahore on Monday and his party, the Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz, PML-N, has raised concern about his alarmingly low platelet count.
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"Then, alarmingly, after that story, a family friend who was a fully grown man, allowed me to cut his hair, and I cut off a piece of his ear," she says.
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Chad is actually every bit as alarmingly offensive as he comes across and as we learned all too quickly, the sunny beaches of Mexico bring out the absolute worst in him.
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TutuApp's storefront is alarmingly polished, not unlike the actual App Store, and it contains a star-rating system and even user reviews, although the latter tends to be filled with spam.
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It just became A24's best-ever debut with a reported $13 million opening weekend, but an alarmingly low CinemaScore grade of D+ makes its box office longevity difficult to predict.
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And alarmingly for those who believe that all leaders have a sell-by date, Mr Xi is thought to be reluctant to step down in 2022, when precedent suggests he should.
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If Mr Trump goes into his pow-wow expecting a quick win, only to find that the North Korean leader's friendliness does not stretch that far, the mood may sour alarmingly.
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This is despite the fact that the water table in Beijing has dropped alarmingly over the decades, and enormous diversion works are sending some of the Yangzi's waters to the capital.
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In many ways it's this multi-verse of influences that have enabled the work of Commodo, both on his own and recently with Gantz and Kahn, to sound so alarmingly fresh.
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Alarmingly, a significant portion of this bacteria is resistant to one or more antibiotics, highlighting a previously under-appreciated health risk—though the researchers caution that chances of infection are low.
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I was able to gain access to that Slack room until it came offline yesterday, along with a number of other reporters, and Thompson's conversations around the breach were alarmingly casual.
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Faith in these institutions was already at alarmingly low levels, but it is sinking even further: Interjecting politics into matters of national security and criminal investigations has increasingly become acceptable behavior.
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"Pending sales rebounded last month as enough buyers fended off rising mortgage rates and alarmingly low inventory levels to sign a contract," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said in a statement.
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U.S. workers are just average at problem-solving with computers, and alarmingly only outrank Spain and Italy in math, according to a report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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I watched this aux-chord wielding night-wrecker stumble up to the stereo, putz about with Spotify, clicking on his chosen song with an alarmingly smug tap of the index finger.
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Most alarmingly, some kitchen equipment tested positive for non-pathogenic forms of Listeria—and that meant that conditions were also ripe for the formation of the Listeria associated with food poisoning.
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More alarmingly, Uber paid the hackers $100,000 in exchange for destroying the files and, according to The New York Times, made the hackers sign nondisclosure agreements to cover up the cyberattack.
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The two most recent fatalities have seen the tally rise to six deaths since 2011, and have put fabric's drug policy under investigation again, alarmingly soon after their last narrow escape.
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Cody Kessler has been alarmingly competent under center but he's also faced so-so Miami and Washington defensive units that weren't able to put much pressure on him or confuse him.
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Our flight plan drew us out to the south, directly over swamps and marshes that are alarmingly close to our urban airport—which had an entire taxiway closed to accommodate evacuees.
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At Mary's wake, Locke didn't present her lying in state; rather, he installed her, alarmingly, on the parlor couch—her corpse propped like a hostess before a room of horrified guests.
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After the financial crisis the number of "involuntary" part-timers—workers who would take more hours if they could get them—rose alarmingly in some countries, including America, Britain and Spain.
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Summit created the platform as part of an overhaul of its model several years ago, after it, too, found that its graduates were dropping out of college at alarmingly high rates.
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CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times After he finished working on the final season of his critically acclaimed drama "Mad Men," Matthew Weiner found himself suddenly, alarmingly, unable to write.
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Alarmingly, despite the mounting evidence against reputation theory, it continues to drive US foreign policy discourse — and has recently even been integrated into the formal legal basis of American foreign policy.
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Across the U.S., independent clinics provide the majority of abortion care — providing care to three out of five people who have abortions — but they continue to close at alarmingly high rates.
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Alarmingly, he turned out to be smart and well read, because of course New York is full of smart, well-read people vying, with their formidable educations and charm, for mates.
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Having a medical history of any of these conditions should also be grounds for paid leave, given that the chances of dying if one contracts the coronavirus illness is alarmingly high.
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Mr. Biden's lackluster debate performances and alarmingly low cash flow — he has less than $9 million on hand, not even half of some of his rivals — has fueled the Democratic disquiet.
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Such speculation is fueling some of the most successful plays in the West End this season, suggesting that the theatergoing audience's appetite for marriage as a blood sport remains alarmingly healthy.
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They might even write learned critiques about it and find it both an inspiration and a reward, while the rest of us would see nothing but an alarmingly large, imitation carrot.
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Next March, during national environment week, the group plans to walk about 270 km to Mbarara district in the southwest to "save" the River Rwizi, whose water level has dropped alarmingly.
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It's the Fourth of July holiday and Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) assures us via narration that his town has finally settled into some semblance of peace following an alarmingly chaotic period.
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Courtesy Es Devlin The set had to move as the narrative moves—slyly, alarmingly—and Devlin spent a lot of time trying to devise a design that would amplify the drama.
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And perhaps alarmingly for a president who likes to talk endlessly about his Electoral College win, he's actually much more unpopular in the key states that tipped him over the top.
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Each has failed to tell the full story of women's leadership throughout history and, even more alarmingly, the tremendous strides -- and impact -- that women leaders have made over the past century.
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Beyond being almost alarmingly prescient, this theory speaks to an oft-stated concern about Trump: that what's scariest is not the candidate, but rather the extent and fervor of his support.
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Second, and more alarmingly, the Arctic has been anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius warmer than usual all autumn, losing 19,000 square miles of ice over five days in November.
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In addition to Superzoom, you might have noticed other Halloween-y additions in Stories, including emotive candy corn, pumpkins, and bloodshot eyeball stickers, and some truly creepy, alarmingly life-like face filters.
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Alarmingly, 1.4% of the injuries were severe enough that they required medical attention, but the vast majority were minor, as in the case of wax and razor burns, ingrown hairs, and irritation.
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Turkey has been running a large current-account deficit (indicating heavy reliance on capital flows from abroad), has borrowed heavily in dollars and has an alarmingly low level of foreign-exchange reserves.
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Because, regretfully, the bill for Clubhouse security staff has been rising alarmingly over the past several months — as more bouncers have been needed around campus to break up several pretty serious brawls.
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Environmentalists, however, complain that the dams have harmed the river's ecosystem, and that pressure has shifted from the river itself to its increasingly polluted tributaries and underground aquifers, which are shrinking alarmingly.
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Most alarmingly for those celebrating his victory, he has come to power with an electoral mandate that represents considerably less of the eligible voters in the French electorate than he would like.
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The line between healthy and dangerous is alarmingly murky, but trying a period of sobriety and seeing how you're left feeling seems to be a pretty solid way to test the water.
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Another flood came alarmingly close to the base's runway in 2011, and in response, base officials and local planners investigated flood risks as part of a land use study published in 2015.
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Perhaps even more alarmingly, though, the Trump administration has allowed this same kind of incoherence to bleed into the foreign policy realm, where Trump has also touted the merits of being mercurial.
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The overall national loneliness score was alarmingly high at 210 on a 218-to-224 scale, but the prevalence of social isolation among those ages 210 to 211 raises even more concern.
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AMLO has failed to convince investors that he will solve the problems of Pemex, the state-owned oil giant, which provides a fifth of government revenue but has an alarmingly high debt.
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Polar exploration wasn't a leading cause of death in the nineteenth century, but only because so few people participated in it; for those who did, the odds of dying were alarmingly high.
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Bowl One: Momofuku Noodle Bar, Saturday, December 28, 21:28 AM For reasons best known to Norwegian Airlines, our plane is delayed, getting us to New York alarmingly far past dinner time.
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People wearing the glasses became "glassholes;" Robert Scoble alarmingly posed with them in the shower; and concerned citizens worried about the privacy implications of a camera staring at them at any moment.
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China is now the leading exporter of Taiwan, and even more alarmingly, eight of the top 10 Taiwanese companies are tech companies and all of them have significant business interests in China.
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The post, touting a military campaign that the U.N. has since described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing," shared alarmingly well, piling up 2000,228 shares, 22017,0003 reactions, and over 2000,222 comments.
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The post, touting a military campaign that the U.N. has since described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing," shared alarmingly well, piling up 13,500 shares, 22,000 reactions, and over 2,000 comments.
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Google declined to say whether it released data in any of the Raleigh cases, but representatives from the ACLU and EFF reviewed the warrants, questioning Raleigh PD's justification for the alarmingly broad search.
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The trouble is that—even allowing for his ignorance and incoherence, as when he seemed to imply that Russia had not invaded Ukraine—his statements have touched on specific, vital issues, often alarmingly.
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This year, a University of Florida team wrote that that the nematode had established itself in the state, and, "alarmingly," even in regions with cooler temperatures than would be expected for this species.
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Supply chain reports suggest that Apple is only able to produce the device in alarmingly low quantities, meaning that you could be waiting for several months before you're able to pick one up.
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Alarmingly, almost none of the people we see Cohen pitch this to — including former senate majority leader Trent Lott and current republican California congressman Dana Rohrabacher — are shocked or wary of the proposal.
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The company says, for instance, that it is currently suing at least one outfit, a Virginia-based company, for selling a shoe that looks to Rothy's alarmingly like one of its own productions.
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Since then, the priority has been to reassure Americans that they can be protected from Mr Kim—whom Mr Trump's national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, has alarmingly (and without evidence) described as "undeterrable".
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In one silly tweet, Netflix identified the viewing habits of an alarmingly small portion of its userbase — again, 53 people from a pool of more than 109 million — and it judged those people.
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The drone is alarmingly impressive but there's something a little unsettling about having an autonomous drone track you down on its own while it avoids tree branches to keep you in its gaze.
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But even the current pH value is alarmingly low: "The current pH is already probably lower than any time in the last 2 million years," said Carrie Lear, co-author of the study.
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The city broke a heat record yesterday as unseasonably warm temperatures reached 90 degrees F (32 degrees C).Alarmingly, the wildfire remains out of control, and fire officials are preparing for the worst.
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Microsoft and Verizon were alarmingly (in retrospect) coy about the cost of the data plans, but since it was a dumb phone, many of us had hopes that the price would be right.
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I struggled to wrap my head around the controls for Cool Boarders 2, and I found the original Metal Gear Solid to be alarmingly obtuse, having last played it maybe 15 years ago.
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Among the scenes it saw was the coral having a snack, coral bleaching, and even a staged-fight between two neighboring coral that ended, rather alarmingly, with one coral essentially eating the other.
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That's why the Trump tapes were dismissed as "locker room talk," and why some of his surrogates — including, alarmingly, Trump's attorney general pick, Jeff Sessions — refused to admit that Trump's boasts described assault.
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Yet more alarmingly, it was around this time that the term itself came to mean something very different to that originally intended, that it came to be abused, misused, on a widespread level.
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Alarmingly, the FTC also warned that reports indicated that several individuals are facing prosecution for using the apps to contact or attempt to contact children, and Wildec appeared to be aware of this.
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Tobwaan Kiribati ("Embracing Kiribati"), the lone opposition party, contends that Mr Tong has built an international brand while failing to deal adequately with alarmingly high rates of unemployment and infant mortality at home.
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Four years off being legally allowed to vote in this country, he's dressed in a two-toned Supreme velour tracksuit (retail: $478) and is alarmingly articulate about his fashion likes and, notably, dislikes.
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Everything ascendant is anxious and dark, and so much of what we have long held valuable is now scarce and tarnished or smeared lustily with something gross, difficult to identify, and alarmingly fragrant.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt, after all, has alarmingly close ties to the fossil fuel industry, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson used to run Exxon Mobil, the largest oil company in the world.
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It is the preoccupation of the alarmingly prolific Lebanese writer Rabee Jaber, winner of the International Prize for Arabic Fiction, whose novels are finally being translated into English, by Kareem James Abu-Zeid.
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Yet Darlene's rhetoric in the broadcast, alarmingly violent even by the standards of a group that uses a slasher's mask as its sigil, is an early indication that the group is feeling desperate.
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She published only three slim collections of her wry, chatty, alarmingly wise short stories: " The Little Disturbances of Man " (1959), " Enormous Changes at the Last Minute " (1974), and " Later the Same Day " (1985).
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Accounts gathered by Reuters from residents, police, security and intelligence officials suggest it was carried out by forces that were highly trained, well-prepared and - alarmingly for the government - supported from inside Kirkuk.
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Parents should talk to their kids about vaping health concerns before it's too lateWilson said parents should explain these devices' dangers early on since kids are picking up vaping at alarmingly young ages.
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Industry critics — who have become more vocal in recent years — say that many facilities are alarmingly unprepared for coronavirus and that the government's guidance so far has been short on detail and urgency.
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That was a marked improvement over last week's opening round of the Northern Trust, when the cart carrying him to his first hole, the course's ninth, arrived with alarmingly little time to spare.
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A recent study co-authored by researchers at Clemson, Purdue, and the University of Alabama found that both the frequency and fatality of school shootings have increased alarmingly over the past two decades.
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As the years pass, Henri grows more ragged and haunted looking, and Mr. Hunnam grows alarmingly thin and then thinner, shedding weight in the name of authenticity when good acting should have sufficed.
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The health study also found an alarmingly high resistance, compared to the rest of Europe, to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) a common treatment for HIV, said senior author and medical virologist, Gkikas Magiorkinis.
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Santa Anita Park has been under scrutiny over its alarmingly high fatality rate, which made international headlines and prompted investigations by the Los Angeles County district attorney and the California Horse Racing Board.
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Now we know that even as the F.B.I. was creating the false appearance of scandal around his opponent, it was sitting on evidence suggesting alarmingly close relations between Mr. Trump's campaign and Russia.
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To be sure, Hochberg does not ignore how trade policy and trade politics can be alarmingly intertwined, often creating misunderstood trade deals that become political punching bags and result in an uninformed public.
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Nitro Zeus involved hacking into masses of Iran's military and -- alarmingly -- civilian infrastructure, including its power grid and transport infrastructure, giving the ability for widespread damage and chaos ahead of any potential war.
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The children of los desaparecidos — as they are known in Spanish — were frequently taken from their mothers and given to new families, a policy that sounds alarmingly familiar in the United States today.
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Destroyed tin roofs were piled on every corner and a telephone pole still leaned alarmingly across the street, a pair of shoes dangling from wires now just a few feet off the ground.
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The reversed, sped-up loops are alarmingly successful additions to the song's overall composition and arrangement too: most of them are in key even if they have nothing to do with each other rhythmically.
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"There's an alarmingly high addiction rate, a lot of people are uneducated, if you look at the stats for college dropouts, high school dropouts, at an all-time high," finance manager Cassandra Hudnall said.
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But ratings dropped alarmingly with each passing week, with its season finale tying the show's all-time lowest numbers, drawing only 3.3 million viewers and a 0.8 among adults in the 18-49 demographic.
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Both his arms were broken and most alarmingly, he experienced a rare trauma to his neck described clinically as an "internal decapitation," in which the ligaments connecting the skull and the spine are severed.
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It was hard not to think that in the wake of a conversation about global technological disruption, the clothes on show (and indeed, the whole couture enterprise itself) could end up looking alarmingly disconnected.
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Overwhelmed and overmatched More alarmingly, Anderson warns that the FBI's cyber division is aware of, perhaps, 10 percent or less of all cyber intrusions like the one carried out by Su and his partners.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Robert Barr on Wednesday promised Alaska Native leaders he would work to strengthen law enforcement in the state's rural areas hit by alarmingly high rates of violent crime.
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THE alarmingly named Expropriation Bill, passed on May 26th by South Africa's parliament, is being hailed by the ruling party as a victory for blacks who were dispossessed of their land by white colonists.
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With recent polls suggesting that climate change has begun to loom ominously for many Republicans as it does for the majority of Democrats, it may be time for big, bold, even alarmingly bipartisan thoughts.
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Alarmingly, women's rights are being sidelined, heightening concerns that a potential power-sharing arrangement or constitutional reform will facilitate a reversion to brutal Taliban rule and the reinstitution of its contorted interpretation of Sharia.
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And alarmingly, history has taught us that includes accepting the persecution of those who the authoritarian leader deems to be the enemy of the people -- be it a free press, religious minorities, immigrants, etc.
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Alarmingly, the PolicyLab study also detected that some moderate-income families are now not insuring their children at all, due to the cost or the fact that their employer did not offer dependent coverage.
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It turns out that in America, it can be startlingly easy to live in an area where there is an alarmingly high rate of lead poisoning among children — and not even know about it.
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Of course, some of this was alarmingly "skeumorphic" in its imitation of real physical items, but the interactions were nevertheless intuitive: They didn't just look like sticky notes and pages, they acted like them.
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We are struggling with the resurgence of neo-Nazis and white supremacists -- or perhaps, alarmingly, with the idea that this strain of American thought has been organizing and growing for years without our attention.
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The dock—which is small and feels alarmingly fragile—proved a problem until I found a sturdy box that fit both it and the HDMI cable, along with a protective layer of bubble wrap.
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Their new Netflix cartoon Big Mouth is almost alarmingly frank about the ins and outs of how our bodies change in adolescence, and the unique horrors that come with tweens becoming teens despite themselves.
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"Alarmingly, the president did not say how the administration will address the lack of coronavirus testing kits throughout the United States," Democratic congressional leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi said in a joint statement.
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The extent to which ISIS has succeeded is now alarmingly evident, as a pitched battle between Philippine troops and Islamist militants for control of the largely Muslim city of Marawi enters its fourth week.
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At a time when cultural and political identity is in disruptive flux in Britain (and most of Europe, and that big place across the Atlantic), Mr. Stoppard's opalescent uncertainty feels alarmingly on the nose.
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However, the President's involvement early in the Cohen case offers more support for the idea that, in Trump's view, when the judicial system goes against members of his crew, the system is alarmingly unfair.
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Ms. Lopez's snub should show pundits and other observers how blatant the exclusion truly is, not only from the glitz of the red carpet, but more alarmingly, from the production pipeline as a whole.
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His predominantly young fanbase has proven alarmingly forgiving of his prior transgressions, helping him reach nearly a billion YouTube views for the "BEBE" music video and, at present, over 11 million monthly Spotify listeners.
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"The black population in rural America is often overlooked, but particularly in the South where there are substantial concentrations of African Americans, the mortality rates are alarmingly high," James told Reuters Health by email.
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It was perfect, both funny and roundabout revenge for Sheamus's squash of the white hot heel Daniel Bryan several years ago, and I actually shrieked in an alarmingly high-pitched fashion when it happened.
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"We've worked hard to push back against anti-Semitism, and succeeded in improving hate crime laws, and yet we continue to experience an alarmingly high number of anti-Semitic acts," Greenblatt said in the report.
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The article notes that another culprit behind the alarmingly high maternal mortality rate among these women is the racism and bias they face — whether explicit or not — throughout their pregnancy and delivery within healthcare facilities.
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But a 2014 study published by researchers at Bowling Green University found that sexual abuse by officers was alarmingly common, including "serious forms of sex-related crime" against victims typically under the age of 18.
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But one thing is clear: the status quo between Silicon Valley and Washington is likely to change under a president who has shown himself to be alarmingly suspicious of, and uninformed about, the digital world.
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"We've worked hard to push back against anti-Semitism, and succeeded in improving hate crime laws, and yet we continue to experience an alarmingly high number of anti-Semitic acts," Greenblatt said at the time.
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But in places like Mexico, where sugary drink consumption is alarmingly high and obesity and chronic disease rates are soaring, they are "a necessary evil" because other strategies do not seem to work, he said.
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In an era of alarmingly low trust in government, whatever these committees manage to uncover, they will have played an important role in restoring Americans' confidence that their country adheres to the rule of law.
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More recently, and most alarmingly to many who respect Harris' talents, the firm's efforts for Alternative für Deutschland helped nationalists win seats in Germany's parliament for the first time in more than half a century.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain still faces an "alarmingly high" risk of a no-deal Brexit, which could happen suddenly and by accident without politicians fully intending it, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned on Wednesday.
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"Alarmingly" isn't the kind of word you want/expect to hear about a company like Samsung, but there it is, followed directly by "fragile" — itself repeated five times over the course of the write-up.
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A Tennessee teen and the 50-year-old former teacher who is suspected to be with her are still missing, and investigators are concerned about the "alarmingly low" number of tips for the AMBER Alert.
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Even more alarmingly, 22 percent of ISVAs said that victims in over 75 percent of their cases were not aware that the questioning was going to take place at all—and were caught off guard.
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"Without this, we risk exposing sensitive data in a way that it can put other accounts at risk, particularly via a data breach of one site, which is becoming an alarmingly common occurrence," he said.
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In recent weeks, federal officials have warned residents of the southwestern United States that their two major lifelines — the Colorado River and the Rio Grande — will deliver alarmingly low water supplies in the coming months.
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Gottlieb and the FDA eventually took a far harsher stance on vaping, purportedly because of new data showing that teens were using newer e-cigarette products like Juul pods at alarmingly higher rates than before.
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To make alarmingly lifelike fern and bamboo leaves or replicate a sprig of lavender, the Ukrainian-based artist paints one side of the foraged flower with ink and then imprints the plant on the body.
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Sheng Songcheng, a policy adviser to the central bank, warned on Monday that China's misinformed housing policies have distorted the market, and the country's housing inventories have in reality fallen to an alarmingly low level.
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But unfortunately what's been happening with the GM strike — being the largest since 1982 and intersecting with the woolly leftism of several presidential candidates — is that the walkout has taken on an alarmingly romantic quality.
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"The international community is fighting to stop a process that is alarmingly on track to potentially render millions of people stateless, and vulnerable to indefinite detention, violence or worse," Mr. Patel said in the statement.
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Nor can the public depend on the word of Mr. Trump's handpicked attorney general, who has a long history of trying to muffle Republican scandals and whose view of executive branch authority is alarmingly broad.
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If confirmed, he will be in a position to rule on any case involving Mr. Trump or his associates, a disturbing scenario even before you consider his alarmingly permissive views on presidential power and authority.
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Every year it releases the Global Burden of Disease study—an alarmingly comprehensive report that quantifies the incidence and impact of every conceivable illness and injury in each of the world's 193 countries and territories.
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" On the night Lil Peep died in Arizona, the suit alleges Mercer saw "that [Lil Peep] looked alarmingly unwell, but rather than seeking help or contacting authorities, Mercer instead elected to run a personal errand.
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After a breakup, each partner denounces the other for carnal acts committed on a cursed IKEA -ish sofa—or, alarmingly often, while they're so drunk that they have a debate about whether anything even happened.
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I had no idea if any of this was true, but they related these somber events of both the physical and the supernatural worlds with expressions of affable certainty that proved to be alarmingly infectious.
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And, alarmingly, the number is getting smaller: Between 1999 and 2015, the number of women photojournalists at US newspapers fell by nearly half — from 1,183 to 783, according to the American Society of News Editors.
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But one thing is clear: The status quo between Silicon Valley and Washington is likely to change under a president who has shown himself to be alarmingly suspicious of, and uninformed about, the digital world.
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They cite a 2010 study conducted by Arline Geronimus, a professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, which found that Black women's bodies are "weathering" at alarmingly high rates from chronic stress.
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Alarmingly, all of these patients, most of whom were quite young when they died, caught their CJD from a growth hormone derived from the pituitary glands of human cadavers—some of which were contaminated with prions.
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"People have not forgotten him stabbing his colleague in the front," says one MP. By contrast, Mr Johnson proved alarmingly inept as foreign secretary and chickened out of running in 2016 after losing Mr Gove's support.
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And many argue it may not be wise to dip into an alarmingly bare toolkit and use precious ammunition now, only to see the yen swiftly reverse any post-cut falls when the Fed lowers rates.
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That includes veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, who are killing themselves at alarmingly high rates, despite unprecedented billions spent every year on efforts to destigmatize PTSD and encourage those suffering from the disorder to seek help.
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" In one story, two young brothers, daring each other on, climb high into the branches of an artificial Christmas tree at a mall, even as it shakes alarmingly, "like something in a fairy tale waking up.
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Shantel Allen, 27, who has lived at the complex for five years, said tests had shown that all five of her children, who range in age from 2 to 10, had alarmingly high levels of lead.
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Alarmingly, out of the many protests against Trump's presidency in the US and around the world, one of the few Trump specifically threatened to respond to was a student protest against Yiannopoulos speaking at UC Berkeley.
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The researchers were able to find yet more domains associated with NSO or its customers' infrastructure, noting that "alarmingly" some of them appeared designed to impersonate humanitarian organizations like the Red Cross, and news media organizations.
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Due to an alarmingly broad order from the original judge in the Texas lawsuit, there's a possibility that 100,000 immigrants who got their work permits renewed under DACA in 2014-'15 might end up publicly doxxed.
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In 2016, after dropping to an alarmingly low weight, she said she had contracted a virus during a trip in February of that year that made processing food, as well as even touching certain things, difficult.
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Even more alarmingly, companies tied to Mr. Kolomoisky, whose television station had broadcast Mr. Zelensky's shows and brought him to fame, were both selling the fuel oil and buying the electricity, a Ukrainian business newspaper reported.
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At the national level, it is seen in the fact that sexual assault is alarmingly common in the military or that it costs the United States economy millions in resources like support groups and lost wages.
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The panel, which is appointed by the federal Department of Health and Human Services but operates independently, said that its proposed guidelines are intended to combat alarmingly high rates of substance abuse in the United States.
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The panel, which is appointed by the federal Department of Health and Human Services but operates independently, said that its proposed guidelines are intended to combat alarmingly high rates of substance abuse in the United States.
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Alarmingly, professor He has decided, quite unilaterally, to move ahead with this research, reportedly implanting the modified embryos into the mother's womb—a step considered by most experts to be highly premature and reckless at this stage.
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Despite becoming "alarmingly thin … I looked like the shadow of Jared Leto" and her hair falling out, Cummings could not shake her obsession with being skinny and admits her own perception of her body was very skewed.
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Southeast of China and southwest of Japan, and covered in endless stretches of lush tropical forests and densely packed yet alarmingly clean modern cities, Taiwan served as the inspiration for Hayao Miyazaki's beloved 2001 film Spirited Away.
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The RBA reduced its cash rate to a record low 1.75 percent last month due to alarmingly low inflation but investors are giving a less than one-in-ten chance of a follow up cut next Tuesday.
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Most alarmingly, analysis from Stefanko of Eset found the app is sending user information such as an email, username, real name, and information about their device back to servers in China without encryption or other protection measures.
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Yet Greece accounts for only 2% of the EU's total GDP, so if the EU fears that the departure of such an economic tiddler could destroy the euro, it has alarmingly low confidence in its own creation.
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Considering the alarmingly high figures associated with pangolin trafficking, it might finally be time to focus on combating the illicit trade with the same passion that fuels efforts to stop other, more high-profile animal trafficking markets.
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Like Donald Trump, I'm a teetotaling New York native who loves McDonald's, has an alarmingly high caffeine intake, and maintains a codependent relationship with Twitter that hurts me just as much as it boosts my fragile ego.
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While that drop could be seen as a positive thing, we still have to accept that, alarmingly and disturbingly, nine in 10 female students are experiencing violation in environments which we're told are inclusive, community-minded spaces.
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Twitter's broadcasting abilities can help get information out at alarmingly fast rate, and while that might be a bad thing for someone hate-tweeting about their ex, it's a good thing when things need to get done.
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Extremist attacks have alarmingly become commonplace in the past couple of years, with the massacre in a Pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 last year and shootings at two mosques in New Zealand killing 51 more people in March.
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LONDON, April 3 (Reuters) - Britain still faces an "alarmingly high" risk of a no-deal Brexit, which could happen suddenly and by accident without politicians fully intending it, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned on Wednesday.
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"There was nothing like it," he says of the way punk rose through the cracks in the pavement at an alarmingly rapid rate, mutating from a niche concern to a subcultural behemoth in a matter of weeks.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, Frye writes: "Nearly three-quarters of sexual harassment charges include an allegation of retaliation either upon being filed or later on in an investigation, suggesting that many victims face retribution when they come forward."
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Over the last two decades, keyless "smart access" technologies that use fobs, pin codes, smartphone apps — and most alarmingly, biometric recognition technology — have become widely adopted, transforming the way tenants access their homes and live their lives.
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More alarmingly, the efforts of both parties to erase the existing distinctions in the West Bank amount to an effective declaration of intent on both sides to move away from negotiations to decide the territory's ultimate division.
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In just 90 minutes or so, I could already feel myself developing a fondness for the two characters and their burgeoning romance, and it made escaping the infected in the survival horror sequences that followed alarmingly tense.
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The U.N. human rights office said in a report that it had documented an "alarmingly high number" of 345 people suffering eye injuries after being hit by lead pellets fired from anti-riot shotguns by security forces.
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"The challenge is how to increase demand in third and fourth tier cities, which particularly suffer from an alarmingly high inventory, by encouraging and facilitating more people to settle there instead of the more developed cities," Chen said.
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The findings align with other, aforementioned observations about the Arctic: that the sea ice is melting at its fastest rate in 1,500 years and the alarmingly warm winter in the Arctic, replete with a heat wave in February.
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Here's the story of how I installed TutuApp on my own phone, and got more than I bargained for: These apps — TutuApp, in particular — have alarmingly polished app stores with slick designs, user review systems, and app leaderboards.
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Over the past season, it's become clear the Bachelorette has intense feelings for her gray-eyed suitor, but something has started to feel alarmingly off with Peter since his televised relationship starting getting serious ahead of hometown dates.
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The Crew Dragon capsule is designed to send astronauts to the International Space Station and beyond, so it makes sense that the interior mockups feature fewer windows and more functional stuff, like that alarmingly large 'execute command' button.
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"American Bridge is launching these ads to highlight the alarmingly close ties between Tillerson and Vladimir Putin and the grave threat a pro-Putin State Department would pose to our nation's security," said American Bridge President Jessica Mackler.
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Earlier this month, the New York Times Magazine ran a cover story about the alarmingly high rates of infant mortality and maternal death during birth in the black population, both several times higher than in the white population.
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More alarmingly, only 66 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds always knew the world was round, a hell of a statistic to contemplate when thinking about the future of the planet, whatever shape you imagine it is.
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They are right to demand action: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention public health database, when it comes to causes of deaths in US adolescents ages 15 to 19, firearms are an alarmingly common contributor.
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Every inch of virtual real estate devoted to Affleck's alarmingly shiny visage and bubbling rage over the NFL's Deflategate scandal was space that could've been devoted to a show that was otherwise stilted, hacky, and devoid of rhythm.
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The constant stream of corruption scandals, the elite's failure to resolve poverty and inequality and the alarmingly high levels of insecurity, epitomized by a record 22019,000 violent homicides in 2017, have led voters to seek a big change.
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These cases have become increasingly costly and alarmingly commonplace, are perpetuated by a small group of rent-seeking attorneys, and — perhaps worst for our judicial system — do not belong in a court of law in the first place.
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Then, alarmingly, their need for oxygen would sharply increase, and they would go into full-blown respiratory failure, their lungs filling with fluid, said Dr. Enrique Lopez, 41, a surgical intensivist, who specializes in treating the critically ill.
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At the parsonage the dissonance swells alarmingly — a long-case clock, spectacles — until, on Page 22, Fairfax stumbles over the dead priest's secret, a stash of forbidden ancient artifacts that includes 21st-century pound notes and an iPhone.
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Taking on the local college sent her down a dark path, one in which she says her job, her home, her future career, and most alarmingly of all, her children—Danika, 6, and Piper, 3—were at risk.
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Though we have the technology to detect and treat CKD with early intervention, many Americans do not undergo the required screenings because the disease's alarmingly silent progression means that it can reach advanced stages with few noticeable symptoms.
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AT&T even characterized the government's case as like "a Persian cat with its fur shaved...alarmingly pale and thin," an allusion to another case that nevertheless drew eyebrows given the fact that Delrahim was born in Iran.
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The way one side of her face twitches—seemingly involuntarily—when she is given her death sentence is so alarmingly raw, it's nearly impossible to watch without any emotional response, no matter your personal feelings on the historical figure.
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Alarmingly, this uptick occurred in spite of Facebook investing in third-party fact-checking and acting to remove pages and accounts that violated its policies — including the takedown of a network belonging to a key Duterte social media adviser.
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With some notable exceptions, Republican leaders (not to mention the president-elect himself) have been remarkably sanguine about Russian meddling in the 2016 election, and, just as alarmingly, their supporters' growing tolerance for authoritarianism and rejection of democratic norms.
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But what was actually a little more surprising was the alarmingly lively discussion that took place following the announcement, as well as the very strong opinions some TechCrunch writers have about the walkie talkie app and its storied history.
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"Believer" (a name that doubles as the title of one of the group's hits) zeroes in on the toll of those policies, starting with an alarmingly high suicide rate among gay teens in the church's home state of Utah.
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According to a recent study, approximately 19 children are killed or injured by guns each day in the US; most alarmingly, researchers found that black children are 143 times more likely to be killed by guns than white children.
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But in the years since, it has become clear that Ola and Uber alone can't serve the masses — a significant portion of which lacks the means to book a cab ride — or magically circumvent through India's alarmingly congested roads.
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If I were to take action and find legal ways to insist that a plan be put in place for her care, in her home for as long as possible, the scene could be alarmingly unpleasant for all involved.
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Between swiveling in and out of boxer-like poses, loose fists over her face or shooting into the air, she watches as Ms. Gill alarmingly throws her naked torso into a trash can and emerges coated in gray paint.
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Alarmingly, at least three passengers screened at JFK on Saturday were sent to hospitals because of their symptoms, raising concerns about the virus being possibly spread to others who were trapped waiting on the long lines in tight quarters.
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Instead, the fundamentalist child, raised on fear and limitation, lives a life of diminished options, constrained by strict dualisms: black and white, good and bad, God and Satan, and (perhaps most alarmingly for the broader culture) us and them.
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And yet, in a fashion month that was alarmingly light on real feminist messages, it felt like a relief to have the opportunity to think and ultimately talk about the problems of our times rather than just ignoring them.
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It was all about putting the responsibility on China to force the North to abandon its program, which has grown increasingly and alarmingly formidable and now includes as many as 21 nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them.
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After returning to Brazil, Mr. Brichta said he was drawn to Ibama by the agency's sense of idealism and the strides it had made in lowering deforestation rates from alarmingly high levels at the start of the previous decade.
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In letters that were both deeply learned and alarmingly frank, his charisma shines through, but we also see his complexity: He was a man who could, by turns, be abusive and utterly unforgiving, but also gentle, affectionate and funny.
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LOS ANGELES — The horror movie "It" arrived as a cultural juggernaut over the weekend, smashing September box office records with an eye-popping $117.2 million in estimated North American ticket sales and ending an alarmingly slow period at multiplexes.
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Mirroring the narrative of her 2012 documentary, The Invisible War, where Ziering examines the epidemic of sexual assault in the United States military, she exposes the grim incentive for college administrators to ignore the alarmingly high rates of rape on campus.
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The short focuses on one man's day, alternating between abstract, artistic representations of his broken heart (walls caving in, enormous waves collapsing on top of him) and alarmingly realistic scenes showing him in a cubicle, attempting to get through the workday.
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The scariest character is Beverly's abusive father, and the entire adult world depicted in It. Beverly's father is the most alarmingly abusive parent of the children in the Losers' Club, but the rest are controlling or neglectful in their own ways.
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You wouldn't either if you were him, because the people you'd be pitching to are all giants—big rectangular hamsteaks with freaky fast wrists, wormy-wiry guys with alarmingly wet-looking hair, supremely skilled people who wish your pitches ill.
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Well, new software can take an alarmingly …Read more ReadA year ago, Richard Zhang and his team at the University of California at Berkeley demonstrated a neural-network powered app that could automatically add color to black and white photos.
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Thirty years on Mr Barr, who will shortly become America's attorney-general, has had to defend himself in his Senate confirmation hearings against the charge, which stems partly from the memo, that he holds an alarmingly expansionist theory of the presidency.
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At the time, a movie about a mother who puts up three accusatory billboards on the road leading up to her small town to shame the police into continuing to pursue her daughter's rapist and killer already seemed alarmingly relevant.
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As Hypebeast pointed out on Monday, a new piece of apparel has sprung up on Forever 21's website that looks alarmingly identical to merch sold at Kanye's The Life of Pablo pop-up shop in celebration of his new album.
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Sunday's attacks, apparently coordinated and alarmingly close to the most important living Christian figure in the Middle East, mark yet another failure of Egypt's security forces to protect its Christian minority, which makes up about 10 percent of the population.
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Alarmingly, the use of cyber attacks in this dispute suggests we might already be in the midst of a new Cold War playing out in cyberspace — where America's advantage is not as clear as it is with conventional armies and navies.
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With Iran's face-off with the United States and its allies, what began as a diplomatic spat swiftly escalated to attacks on oil tankers and the shootdown of a U.S. drone, and came alarmingly close to all-out military action.
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As Fraser puts it, "A self-assured rejection of authority and those who wielded it took hold in her earliest days," and grew steadily into a hatred of government regulation so alarmingly aggressive it approached an unhinged form of anarchism.
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These incidents have revealed two things: public and private facilities are alarmingly vulnerable to reckless or hostile drones; and law enforcement and national security agencies face significant shortcomings in their capabilities to control access to sensitive airspace and interdict threatening drones.
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He was gravely concerned about what an America led by a President Bernie Sanders, or even more alarmingly -- a President Donald Trump or President Ted Cruz -- would mean for the environment, the economy, immigration policy and America's role in foreign affairs.
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"Eric seems alarmingly rigid about that way he runs his business and the fact that other people have creative products and he's not even willing to offer them, he's constricting, strangling, the ability for the business to grow," Lemonis said.
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Even more alarmingly, many on the left and in the media instinctively defend aspects of Islam they neither practice nor understand; what they believe to be a chivalrous defense of Muslims has the effect of keeping Islam frozen in time.
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There's a hollowness at the core of his characters, as if the price of psychic oppression, of a lifetime on the receiving end of unjust laws and casual racism, is not merely a diminished sense of self but, alarmingly, an absence.
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Now you might be thinking that ALICE students benefit from Pell Grants, but alarmingly the rate of Pell receipt for community college students has fallen in recent years from 38 percent in 2011–12 to 33.5 percent in 85033–16.
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But as more of our digital spaces become stuffed with news — and, perhaps more alarmingly, suffused with an anxiety to always put forward your best self — there seems to be a growing appetite for honest, unself-conscious personal sharing online.
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An investigation from privacy advocacy group Privacy International found that period-tracking apps downloaded by millions of users shared alarmingly sensitive data with Facebook and other third-parties, including users' drinking habits, medical symptoms, and when they last had sex.
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Alarmingly, policies aimed at preventing the spread of WMD delivery systems are now encouraging foreign countries to turn to Chinese capabilities that do not come with the monitoring requirements that mitigate the risk of WMD use or loss of control.
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Regardless of how much the tax bill being debated will impact our nation's alarmingly steep financial obligations, time is running out on our financial literacy clock, and this invisible clock is closely intertwined with the one charting our national debt.
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Growing signs of weakness in India, most alarmingly the desperation of rural communities whose income have been hit by falling prices for farm produce, forced Modi earlier this month to increase state spending, and make direct cash transfers to farmers.
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We also know that London is changing at an alarmingly rapid pace, and an overwhelmingly large part of that change is that more and more communal sites of cultural and social worship are being bulldozed in favor of luxury housing.
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"Alarmingly, the Saudi government is continuing to target those who have called for domestic reform in the kingdom, executing at least four of them today," Maya Foa, director of the death penalty team at Reprieve, said in a written statement.
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Arizona's "alarmingly inadequate number of voting centers resulted in severe, inexcusable burdens on voters county-wide, as well as the ultimate disenfranchisement of untold numbers of voters who were unable or unwilling to wait in intolerably long lines," the lawsuit says.
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NBC, CBS and Fox have also experienced alarmingly light football viewing, and executives at those networks have largely said they were not sure what is going on (competition from presidential debates?) but that they were confident the problem was temporary.
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An alarmingly high percentage of transmissions occur in hospitals and clinics — as high as 40 percent recently around Mandima, although in most places it is far lower, according to an analysis of cases that was shared among medical and aid groups.
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Luk chup are a sly improvement on marzipan, made of mung-bean paste, with a subdued mustiness and notable restraint in sugar; pieces are sculpted into cherry tomatoes, miniature peaches and alarmingly realistic chile peppers, Corvette-red with a high gloss.
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Public interest in the October elections has been alarmingly low because of voter fatigue after successive fraudulent elections and concerns about the threat to safety at polling stations posed by suicide bombers and other violence from groups opposing the government.
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In the previous 48 hours, a side-by-side of the panel before and after restoration had gone viral on Twitter, with Smithsonian Magazine calling the new lamb "alarmingly humanoid" and users comparing it to the pouting fashionista Derek Zoolander.
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They fear the economy is in danger of a prolonged phase of slower growth due to stagnant rural wages, rising real interest costs for manufacturers and reluctance to lend among banks and non-bank finance firms due to alarmingly high defaults.
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"With memories of rape, killing and torture still fresh in the minds of Rohingya refugees, plans for their return to Myanmar are alarmingly premature," James Gomez, Amnesty International's Regional Director for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, said in a statement.
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Turned out none of the hoverboards or their chargers were UL certified and, even though they were all coming from the same small set of factories in China, they were being built with alarmingly inconsistent array of safety and quality standards.
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But for a presidential campaign, which could have a $1 billion price tag, $1.3 million is alarmingly low amount of gas in the tank with a country as large as the U.S. and five months to go until election day.
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Mr. Douthat's statement that the goal of the Catholic Church should be "to link the pro-life cause to a larger revolt against sterility" sounds alarmingly like a dog whistle to roll back the right to birth control and family planning.
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One little-known aspect of the increasing rate of suicides is the alarmingly high number of such deaths among firefighters and police officers, who are taking their own lives at a greater rate than they are dying in the line of duty.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One of the worst droughts in Pakistan's history has triggered "alarmingly high" levels of malnutrition and disease in the hardest hit areas where people have been forced to drink salty or contaminated water, the Red Cross said on Friday.
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But it did inflame the Muslim areas of Jammu & Kashmir with brutal policing, launch risky airstrikes against Pakistan and wink at alarmingly regular beatings and lynchings of Muslims and low-caste Hindus for various perceived insults to the religion of the majority.
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This is not entirely new—North Korea has been vowing to immolate the South for decades—but tensions rose alarmingly this year, as President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un traded taunts, calling each other "rocket man" and "mentally deranged US dotard".
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The decision to remove the articles had sent shockwaves through the academic community, with one China-based Western academic describing it as a "big wake-up call" amid two years in which the erosion of academic freedom in China had "escalated alarmingly".
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"[Arizona's] alarmingly inadequate number of voting centers resulted in severe, inexcusable burdens on voters county-wide, as well as the ultimate disenfranchisement of untold numbers of voters who were unable or unwilling to wait in intolerably long lines," Democrats argue in the lawsuit.
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Even more alarmingly, you can get a situation like the Boeing 737 Max fiasco, where it appears that the relevant agencies were so committed to the success of a major American manufacturing company that they turned a blind eye to safety problems.
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The state attorney general of Maryland is taking an alarmingly aggressive stance on the use of controversial cell phone trackers known as cell site simulators, or StingRays, arguing in court that a suspect volunteered to be tracked simply by leaving his phone on.
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Or finds himself in a world alarmingly similar to his own but not quite identical — where the neighborhood motel has been converted to luxury apartments, the corner bar has gone upscale, and his wife and son don't recognize him, or don't exist.
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Here are four science-backed tips that Seppälä recommends to beat your stress: In her book, "The Happiness Track, " Seppälä acknowledged that stress levels in the United States are alarmingly high and over half of Americans say their stress is only increasing.
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" In reality, doctors across the country have made it clear that the "slow federal action" has resulted in an alarmingly short supply of coronavirus test kits, which New York City health officials bluntly stated "impeded our ability to beat back this epidemic.
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Portrayed with a vitality that sears and illuminates by a truly incandescent Lia Williams, the title character of the Donmar Warehouse production of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" is first seen amid a world of subdued grays in an alarmingly red dress.
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There were also hints from the Interior Department of a reprieve for the greater sage grouse, a colorful little bird whose numbers had dropped so alarmingly across its Western habitat that environmental groups had sued to place it on the endangered species list.
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On the night Lil Peep died, Mercer and others associated with FAE saw him on the bus and noted "that he looked alarmingly unwell, but rather than seeking help or contacting authorities, Mercer instead elected to run a personal errand," the suit claims.
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While the East-West split is not the only reason for the nationwide surge of the AfD, it illustrates alarmingly well — to quote Bloch again — the "non-simultaneous" disjunction between a growing number of voters and traditional parties like the Christian Democrats.
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"According to Amazon's own records, the risk of work injuries at fulfillment centers is alarmingly, unacceptably high," said David Michaels, the former head of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, who is now a professor at George Washington University's public-health school.
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Following the release of fresh data for August, analysts at Societe Generale pointed out Monday that the industrial sector is "losing momentum at an alarmingly rapid pace," and expressed concern that weakness could spill over into consumer spending and the services sector.
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While the science is still catching up on how safe the vapor produced by the pen really is—it's probably much less harmful than smoking, though the long term effects are unclear—explosions from poorly manufactured, malfunctioning, or misused e-cigarettes can be alarmingly powerful.
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Short-term bond yields recently surpassed their longer-term counterparts, a trend that points to an expected decline in financial returns over time and, more alarmingly, has preceded just about every recession since World War II, with around a 1 1/2 year lag.
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In the past few months alone, details have emerged about stolen trade secrets from Google regarding self-driving cars, sneaky tracking techniques for evading authorities, and, most alarmingly, allegations of ignored sexual harassment complaints and the most noxious office environment west of Wall Street.
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But the ECB's plan to raise interest rates late next year may be challenged by alarmingly slow growth, which risked putting downward pressure on inflation and putting the ECB's credibility on the line as it has missed its annual inflation target for five years.
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It's hard not to think of Huppert's character in The Piano Teacher when watching Greta — the two women love the same instrument, though they prefer different composers, and they're both alarmingly strict with their pupils, though one prefers to maim and the other to murder.
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Similarly, O'Rourke's youth and cute family are political assets, but it's difficult to imagine a mother leaving her three school-age children at home for a second extended campaign in two years and retaining an image as warm and friendly rather than alarmingly ambitious.
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The alarmingly accelerated pace of their death has been linked to the stress caused by climate change, more specifically increased temperatures, years of severe drought, and an unhealthy overgrowth due to years of fire suppression, which led to a significant spike in bark beetle infestations.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, Pence's 2000 campaign platform also proposed diverting HIV/AIDS funds to "those institutions which provide assistance to those seeking to change their sexual behavior" — in other words, to ineffective and abusive "conversion therapy" programs designed to try to turn gay people straight.
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Meanwhile, voting machines across the country remain alarmingly vulnerable to hacking, and while officials have found no evidence that vote counts were changed last time around, it's also true, as a recent New York Times Magazine report asserted, that no one has really looked.
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It's a story about discrimination and neglect — the unmet health care needs of native children and families, the alarmingly high rate of suicide among native teenagers, the growing opioid crisis and the broader epidemic of substance abuse that has ravaged so many native communities.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's spy chief has warned that Russia should be seen as a "potential danger" rather than as a partner in building European security and said its big military exercise in summer showed an alarmingly high level of modernization in its armed forces.
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Moreover, he argued, though the number of Russian-sponsored messages during the 5.93 campaign might sound alarmingly large, the universe of information that most voters are exposed to is so vast that the impact of fake news, and other malicious online misinformation, is diluted.
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In what he deemed the "good, bad, and the ugly" of a single-payer system, Moulton said that although certain health care costs, such as prescription drugs, may be marginally cheaper through the VA, access and quality of care there can be alarmingly inferior.
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Most alarmingly, 138,000 illegal immigrants with criminal histories were arrested by ICE last year alone while 5,000 pounds of heroin and nearly 1,800 pounds of fentanyl were seized by Border Patrol agents – enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman, and child in this country.
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Alarmingly, some strains of bacteria could form damaging biological sheets known as biofilms, as the researchers pointed out in the study: [B]iofilm formation on the ISS could decrease infrastructure stability by causing mechanical blockages, reducing heat transfer efficiency, and inducing microbial influenced corrosion.
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Perhaps even more alarmingly, the study seems to show a long-term drop in article views on these topics that lasts well past the initial shock of Snowden's revelations, suggesting that people's' calculations about what to read on Wikipedia may have been permanently affected.
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Summer takes to this world almost alarmingly fast (more on that later), while spindly Morty takes some time to get used to a place in which brawn rules all and the most awesome thing you can do is rip someone's head clean off their body.
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My breakfast, when it does happen, usually consists of an alarmingly large coffee, two gummy multivitamins, and maybe, if I'm feeling really fancy, a granola bar hastily scarfed down in the back of the bus on my morning commute while listening to the Daily.
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And yet, in much of the observational research — in which scientists look at large populations — people who consume artificially sweetened drinks, especially those who consume them a lot, appear to be at an alarmingly high risk for obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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Depression and suicide rates rose alarmingly during the Greek debt crisis, health experts and studies say, as the country's creditors imposed strict austerity measures that cut wages, increased taxes and undermined the ability of health services to respond to a crisis within a crisis.
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He took the stage amid a self-inflicted shit storm, and a resurgent #NeverTrump movement that seems to have found its legs again in the wake of the candidate's alarmingly racist remarks about the federal judge presiding over one of fraud the lawsuits against Trump University.
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"The notion that, as Justice Thomas suggested, it is 'flabbergasting' that newly discovered evidence could prove racial bias on the part of prosecutors is itself flabbergasting, especially given the facts of this case, and an alarmingly deferential view for a Supreme Court justice to take," Vladeck added.
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Even if North Korea may have partly faked the recent demolition of an underground nuclear test site, as American officials have claimed, China has reason to cheer Mr Kim's promise to stop nuclear tests, which took place alarmingly close to the border between the two countries.
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One major and heretofore unseen side effect of the U.S.'s anti-Zika efforts has suddenly become alarmingly apparent, with bees being killed by airborne pesticides in South Carolina, their deaths numbering into the millions, as officials spray the region in hopes of killing Zika-carrying mosquitos.
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At a London cocktail party, he speaks witheringly about the old men who send younger men off to die in battle; he moves to the Sussex countryside with his wife Daphne (Margot Robbie) and his alarmingly cute son (Will Tilston), determined to write a pacifist manifesto.
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Whether it is Cambridge Analytica gaining access to private information on up to 87 million Facebook users, or the large-scale data breaches at Equifax or Yahoo, alarmingly loose standards for the use and protection of customer data continue to fuel a backlash against large tech companies.
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People in the final year of their teens were especially disappointing on the activity front: "Activity levels at the end of adolescence were alarmingly low, and by age 19, they were comparable to 60-year-olds," Vadim Zipunnikov, the study's senior author, said in a statement.
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A more severe problem looms in the long run: The transportation infrastructure in the United States is aging, and the Department of Transportation has warned that unless urgent and expensive fixes are made, roads, waterways, airports and other systems will become alarmingly clogged by the 2040s.
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But at Konbi, a tiny restaurant in Los Angeles that the chefs Akira Akuto and Nick Montgomery run together, the egg salad sandwich is both delicious and alarmingly pretty — so much so that it's become a star on Instagram, with its saturated colors and satisfying symmetry.
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Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman began inmate transfers this year, which accelerated this month in response to a lawsuit by the Department of Justice charging that the conditions at the new $150 million jail are "unconstitutional," citing rampant violence among inmates and "alarmingly high" suicide attempts.
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At a news conference after the official memorial ceremony, a forum normally dominated by reflections on the past and appeals for a peaceful future, a reporter prodded Mr. Abe about the alarmingly here-and-now problem of the nuclear ambitions of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Alarmingly, recent research has also demonstrated that rates of entrepreneurship in America have fallen near a 40-year low, and that this decline is occurring in all 50 states, in all but a handful of 360 metro areas examined, and across a broad range of industry sectors.
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The boat hijacking story was part of "What If?" a recurring feature that is Offgrid's most addictive: it blends fiction, journalism and alarmingly evocative illustrations to describe the most agonizing ways to die in modern life — and offers expert advice on how to avoid or escape them.
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Somewhat alarmingly, the European Union's Health Committee voted 32–22 on Tuesday in opposition to a motion to authorize the use of phosphate additives on kebab meats like lamb, mutton, beef, or veal, citing inconclusive evidence that they're linked to heart disease and higher mortality rates.
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Most of Episode 2 is focused on Brent, a brutish, arrogant, shiny-lipped man who gets alarmingly drunk, dry-heaves on what appears to be the side of the road, calls all the girls he's living and working with in Mykonos ugly, and eventually falls asleep on the floor.
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While states like Georgia and Alabama have been passing alarmingly extreme abortion bans that are flatly out-of-line with Roe, the Supreme Court has been considering whether to take Box v Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, a case involving a more insidious type of anti-abortion law.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve increased interest rates in September for the third time this year and is expected to raise rates again in December, even as the European Central Bank's plan to raise rates late next year may be challenged by alarmingly slow growth in the euro zone region.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The decision also alarmingly follows the same path mapped out in the Trump administration's draft infrastructure plan in which no funding is allocated to the State Revolving Fund programs, the main source of federal support for our local water and sewer systems.
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From the hacking scandals at News of the World in Britain, to the data breaches at Sony Pictures to the recent release of Democratic National Committee documents to WikiLeaks, leaks — or some might say, theft — of personal details are becoming alarmingly frequent, sometimes with embarrassing or financially devastating consequences.
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Read more:Dangerous &aposforever chemicals&apos have been found in US drinking water at alarmingly high rates — here&aposs what to know about PFASOrganic tampons aren&apost worth your money — here&aposs why&aposForever chemicals&apos linked to cancer and developmental issues lurk in the blood of almost every American.
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Even those like me, who had previously pulled levers for candidates of both parties, felt that Mr. Trump had not only violated all sense of common decency, but, alarmingly, that he seemed to have no idea that there even existed such an unspoken code of civility and dignity.
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"These Emergency Operators unbelievably and alarmingly decided to turn off the 911 dispatch phone so that they did not have to do the job they had sworn and gotten paid to do; one dispatcher stating she did so because she was having a bad day," the lawsuit reads.
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Wade or, even more alarmingly, just one or two states from having enough Republican-controlled legislatures to pass a constitutional amendment banning abortion, the anti-abortion movement has massive political clout and the ability – if they wanted to – to push for the most extreme anti-abortion laws in history.
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At first, the lost ability to communicate vocally causes social mayhem in Sunnydale — fights break out between total strangers who can't understand each other, bodies start piling up, and the Slayer is ultimately called upon to save the world yet again, even though her college Psychology paper is alarmingly overdue.
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While Coons described the President as "alarmingly ungrounded in the traditions of our Constitutional system," he said he's determined to work with his colleagues to restore what he sees as a sense of order, even if it can feel instinctual to do the opposite during such highly-charged, emotional times.
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More than 21954 years later, researchers at Columbia University say radiation on four of these atolls remains alarmingly high -- in some areas ten to 21,2000 times higher than radioactive areas near the Chernobyl powerplant, which exploded in 19603, and Fukushima, where an earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear disaster in 21960.
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The IEA said oil prices had not increased "alarmingly" since U.S. sanctions were imposed on Venezuela because the market is still working off the surpluses built up in the second half of 2018 — when global supply was estimated to have exceeded demand by 1.3 million barrels per day (b/d).
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When the head of US marketing for the beleaguered startup WeWork met with Google representatives in August — weeks before it would seek investors in an initial public offering — the coworking giant learned that its online sentiment was alarmingly negative, Reeves Wiedeman reported for New York magazine's Intelligencer news site on Monday.
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Packed with mini crosswords by the alarmingly intrepid Sam Ezersky, our guide lets solvers in on the secrets behind reading those tricky clues, talks about why some crosswords have themes and even includes a Crosswordese Quiz, so you can brush up on those obscure entries that pop up now and again.
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Perhaps most alarmingly, all four authors contend, the disappearance of history from the public sphere has left us with abysmal ignorance, susceptible to demagoguery and ill-equipped to deal with seismic world challenges such as the potential collapse of American democracy and the dissolution of post-World War II alliances.
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For instance, when a group of bankers and Nobel Laureate medics were asked how many of the world's one-year-olds had received some form of vaccination, alarmingly the vast majority got it wrong, suggesting that global institutions could be focusing on the wrong issues and missing significant development opportunities.
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In the six years since, that wig deteriorated at a rate of knots, stagnating in length (locs, being hair, tend to grow), and getting increasingly and randomly sun bleached and progressively threadbare, until it exposed an alarmingly patchy scalp landscape, seemingly held together by prayer and a selection of oddly placed headbands.
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" On Sunday, Smith was in the middle of a two-show stand-up set in Glendale, California, when he made an emergency trip to the hospital, where doctors quickly discovered he had a 100% blockage of the LAD or left anterior descending artery — a type of heart attack alarmingly known as a "widowmaker.
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While the plummeting price of energy — the result of insufficient global demand and huge new oversupply from North America itself — has cut America's energy deficit to a level less than 20 percent of its 2008 peak, the overall current account deficit of the U.S. grew rapidly in 2014 and, more alarmingly, in 20163.
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Image: Photo/Los Alamos National LaboratorAn analysis of soil samples, ocean sediment, and fruits from the Marshall Islands—the site of nearly 2246 nuclear weapons tests during the 2130s and 22017s—has revealed alarmingly high levels of radiation, with some regions at levels exceeding areas affected by the Fukushima and Chernobyl disasters.
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While freedom of speech has never enjoyed complete protection in Europe, the scope of the press to report freely has been narrowing alarmingly in recent years, as right-wing governments in Hungary, in Spain and, just this January, in Poland have moved to criminalize media reports on vaguely defined national security grounds.
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Their franchise icon second baseman pounds singles up the middle with all the chill of someone undergoing his fourth non-anesthetized root canal of the day; it is a testament to Dustin Pedroia that he is not just as effective as ever but also as alarmingly keyed-up in his 11th season.
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The value of your house can suddenly disappear; the global economic system works only to the extent that we all continue to agree that it does; and the complex web of production and commerce that brings us nearly everything we depend on to live is occasionally revealed to be deeply, alarmingly brittle.
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But if there is even a slim chance that the race to build stronger A.I. will determine the future of the world — and that does appear to be at least a possibility — the United States and the rest of the West are taking a surprisingly lackadaisical and alarmingly risky approach to the technology.
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