He instills fear in his followers by taking credit for meteorological phenomena, with cries of "Armageddon armageddon armageddon!" and claims to inspire solar flares, mysterious sounds, and plagues of volcanic ash which rain upon sinners.
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" It 'looked like Armageddon' Thursday evening, as homes erupted in flames from suspected gas fires, Andover Fire Rescue Chief Michael B. Mansfield said the scene "looked like Armageddon.
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" — Ariel Kohane, 46, Upper West Side, Republican "Nuclear Armageddon.
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"The press has declared Armageddon on Trump and Trump is responding with Armageddon and all-out warfare," said Armstrong Williams, a conservative media investor and radio personality who is close friends with Bannon.
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Now we have decimal point inflation targets like it's Armageddon.
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On movie nights, the kids were shown films about Armageddon.
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It's unlikely in the way that nuclear armageddon was unlikely.
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Good Omens is putting a fun spin on the armageddon.
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You could set the world's countdown to Armageddon by them.
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THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT THIS IS GOING TO BE ARMAGEDDON.
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"Armageddon for Five Star," said the Huffington Post's Italian edition.
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We may, unless there is nuclear Armageddon, outlast his presidency.
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Initially, of course, the mind goes straight to nuclear Armageddon.
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"Deep Impact" (1998) has higher critic scores than "Armageddon" (1998).
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"I would think about, you know, Armageddon," he tells Sorkin.
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"We're trained for Armageddon," said one officer in rural Connecticut.
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Doing the homework ahead of time may mean the difference between Armageddon, the movie in which miners move an asteroid's path away from earth, and a biblical Armageddon, as in the end of the world.
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"Trust the Process" went from mantra, to punchline, to redemptive armageddon.
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It's just like the movie Armageddon, but without the apocalypse scenario.
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"It wasn't Armageddon, where suddenly everyone knew my name," he says.
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The Russia investigation creates an Armageddon moment for the Trump presidency.
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And as we all know, that bullseye nearly sparked nuclear Armageddon.
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Armageddon. Of course, the advent of accurate ICBMs and thermonuclear warheads
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"We're trained for Armageddon," Sergeant Hicks says back in the vehicle.
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"These are shrines to an Armageddon that didn't happen," Reynolds says.
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In 1998, the movie "Armageddon" dramatized an even greater fictional threat.
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In the past, humans have refused orders and prevented nuclear Armageddon.
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Threats of Armageddon are flying between the U.S. and North Korea.
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After all, that's how Bruce Willis saved the world in Armageddon.
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"We stand at Armageddon and we battle for the Lord," Roosevelt proclaimed.
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It&aposs hardly surprising that liberals would be gearing up for Armageddon.
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They evaluate the likelihood of Armageddon and move the minute hand accordingly.
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My newest project is called Armageddon, which was released two days ago.
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Other firms have been stockpiling goods to prepare for an Armageddon scenario.
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This was around the time of "Armageddon Rag," your biggest commercial failure.
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The closer it moves to midnight, the closer we are to Armageddon.
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All day long he talked about Atlantis, Armageddon and other weird stuff.
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Trump has cast MS-13 as cartoon villains in a fantasy armageddon.
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The trumpets of doom warned of financial meltdowns, civil wars and nuclear Armageddon.
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"Armageddon" is being added to Netflix, and the Iowa caucuses are taking place.
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Image: Alcon EntertainmentThe power of Armageddon and Deep Impact is also really incredible.
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Trump won the electoral vote and, barring Armageddon, will take office in January.
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Societe Generale said the "Armageddon risk" ahead of the French elections is overdone.
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An artful deal between Trump and the Democrats would hasten that fiscal armageddon.
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In my head, a ticker moves closer towards my own personal information-armageddon.
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"It looks like Armageddon," a man there, Ron Dodds, told the broadcaster KTVU.
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I learned not to think that every thunderclap outside my window was Armageddon.
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" JOHN LEKAS, CEO, LEADER CAPITAL, VANCOUVER, WA: "We are in an Armageddon situation.
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Each depicts an ecological Armageddon, though there are other things going on too.
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The 903 movies "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" were dramatizations of broadly similar efforts.
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Threats of Armageddon aside, Afghanistan explains the American president's change of heart towards Pakistan.
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Treating an adversary as if it were a rational state helped stave off Armageddon.
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Others have received stock and bought new shares in full anticipation of the Armageddon.
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Regardless of how this Armageddon turns out, tonight's twist is a huge game-changer.
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This is bad for peace and good if you own a website about Armageddon.
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You may be a fan of Deep Impact or Armageddon, but (probably) not both.
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"The way I felt when I first saw it was: Armageddon," Jane Wiggins said.
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Societe Generale, however, said the "Armageddon risk" ahead of the French elections is overdone.
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At the time of 1998's Armageddon, we were discussing the end of history.
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"Only Andrew stands between me and Armageddon," Carson moans when Molesley gives his notice.
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Elle Armageddon is an activist, writer, and operational security expert living in Oakland, California.
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Throughout the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union rushed toward Armageddon.
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On Monday, the firm downgraded the entire sector, saying the energy "Armageddon" is upcoming.
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Economic Armageddon will kill more than 1 percent of the population, I promise you.
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"He's the relative who gave the president a vision of Armageddon," Mr. O'Brien writes.
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When I've talked to a couple bank CEOs and they don't say it's Armageddon.
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And despite prognostications of Armageddon in response, the reaction largely has been phoned in.
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We're living in Armageddon, we've all been in a zombie like existence since London 2012.
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Try it in your head — as soon as you think nuclear weapon, you're thinking armageddon.
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"It definitely feels like 'The Walking Dead,' like Armageddon," she said of the shuttered effect.
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We're somewhere between a couple of liquor bottles falling off the shelf and complete Armageddon.
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Even once it did, Moscow could never risk grabbing West Berlin without triggering atomic Armageddon.
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Tonight's Armageddon places a member of each team at each corner of a giant maze.
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They decide to stick with Paulie and Natalie because of their track record in Armageddon.
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They think it is Armageddon if he wanted to have a better relationship with Russia.
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Saskatchewan's Craven Country Jamboree is a yearly music festival and reason to pray for armageddon.
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Chris: Calling Arrival a movie about linguistics is like calling Armageddon a movie about drilling.
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No, it's not a sign of cosmological armageddon, but an optical illusion familiar to astronomers.
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Seven singers warm the congregants up with hymns and songs of Armageddon and God's love.
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VICE: In 13 Hours and in Armageddon, street-smart guys outsmart Ivy-League, government types.
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But there's a heck of a lot more going on than the road to Armageddon.
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By the time Obama left office in January 2017, the risk of Armageddon hadn't receded.
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In the impending Armageddon, he argued, only blacks will be spared as God's chosen people.
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It's a political endgame that started in 1985, as the world teetered on nuclear Armageddon.
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"It looked like Armageddon, it really did," said Andover Fire Rescue Chief Michael B. Mansfield.
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"It basically came down to realizing I couldn't do the whole grind anymore and a life in short-term freedom plus death at armageddon would be better than being caged in until armageddon and then dying anyway because God could read my thoughts," he wrote.
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That message—that violence and Armageddon is something we should fear and be humbled by is one we dearly need right now, as the old treaties and norms that we once depended on to keep us safe from nuclear Armageddon are fading away or degrading.
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Why are Democrats so engaged on this and think it&aposs some kind of Armageddon moment?
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The protocols and understandings that helped avert Armageddon during the cold war have not been renewed.
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Image: NASA/JPLEvery few months, a journalist asks a scientist about the looming threat of Armageddon.
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Armageddon is upon us — at least, it is in the newly released trailer for Good Omens.
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" But most of the ETFs in this category are focused on holdings that "have survived Armageddon.
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The end of the Cold War at first seemed to reduce the prospect of nuclear Armageddon.
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Remainers predict an economic armageddon of lost growth, a devalued pound and withered City of London.
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Last month, she outlandishly claimed that the tax reform bill would be "Armageddon" for America families.
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The Fallout series has always been a game about subverting Cold War fears of nuclear Armageddon.
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If we want phony heroism, we have Captain America: Armageddon Phallus and its universe of sequels.
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Fundamentalists viewed the proposed League of Nations as another potential landmark on the road to Armageddon.
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From that point on, it was assumed that any nuclear Armageddon would be delivered by missiles.
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In the chaos of armageddon, Daybreak's star-crossed lovers were thrown to the post-apocalyptic winds.
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Burnett: If he cuts rates, you are going to have, that's going to cause an Armageddon.
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And wailing against the bill as an American Armageddon is dumb politics, at least for Democrats.
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NOTE: Fashion Armageddon: Utility Kilt plugin requires a Level 3 TS security clearance and/or diplomatic immunity.
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She is set on preventing armageddon even as she must hide in plain sight as a secretary.
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This doesn't mean that President Donald Trump will suddenly launch a nuclear warhead and unleash nuclear armageddon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Even the fear of possible Armageddon is no match for Wall Street's greed.
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Amanda and Zach were the only ones to vote Jozea and Da'Vonne but are immune from Armageddon.
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Protesters in Seattle protest the election of Donald Trump and whatever hastening of Armageddon that may represent.
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No one would throw a vote on them if they thought it would guarantee them into Armageddon.
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"No one of these issues is Armageddon on its own," said Kathryn Wylde, president of the partnership.
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In today's Armageddon, we have only exchanged an all-female team for a strong male/female team.
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"I don't think it's Armageddon day, but definitely it's a short-term surprise," the fund manager said.
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In the rehearsal room, David Hare watched a chaotic first run as if Armageddon were being revealed.
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This was the closest we've come to an "Armageddon"-like scenario in at least a few years.
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In other words, a new round in an arms race aimed at Armageddon is already well underway.
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And it seems like it's a good lead up to this new album, The Armageddon Survival Guide.
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"Armageddon," he remarks, dryly, and it's as much a reminder of the film's message as anything else.
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These mutant results of unnatural liaisons suggest an Armageddon-like time of social chaos and environmental disaster.
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The report lays out the chronology of an afternoon that "looked like Armageddon" as the fires burned.
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So it's Armageddon, there's a giant meteor header for the Bay area, what is the game plan?
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Tuesday surfaced dire warnings from various authorities about a brewing pandemic, potential supply shortages and economic Armageddon.
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Their narratives — prophesizing an Islamic Armageddon in Syria and the like — are then spread by social media.
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Such ambiguity erases the line between conventional and nuclear weapons, and increases the likelihood of accidental Armageddon.
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It is laced with cesium-137, a memento of the early 1960s, when humankind flirted with Armageddon.
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Turning a cannonball into shotgun-shell fragments could still result in Armageddon if the shards strike Earth.
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The name Armageddon is believed to be a corruption of the Hebrew words Har Megiddo - Mount Megiddo.
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Thanks to President Trump, humanity is closer to armageddon than it has been for over 60 years.
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That's why knockoffs of American Idol exist, and why Armageddon and Deep Impact don't negate each other.
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For instance, "Armageddon in Effect" takes the viewer from Ancient Egypt to New York City, where we witness a giant alien mothership hijacking President Ronald Reagan's TV broadcast to emphasize Sun Ra's mantra "it's after the end of the world," while Public Enemy insists we're already living in Armageddon.
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His country in 1962 famously became the nexus of a near-nuclear Armageddon during the Cuban missile crisis.
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No, I think -- I hope Armageddon does not happen and I hope Tyrus gets to stay on Fox.
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He felt a need to protect and defend himself — he called it "wild west" mentality, or Armageddon thinking.
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Under the Kaiser, Germany dragged the world into war; America and the Soviet Union flirted with nuclear Armageddon.
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But if rural China were heading for social Armageddon, there ought to be some sign of it already.
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Yet the notion that this president would be any likelier to risk Armageddon than his predecessors is unconvincing.
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"The industry has gotten into this really Armageddon-like race to the bottom with promotional pricing," Cohen says.
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"Those types of things are likely to be more valuable than gold in an Armageddon situation," she added.
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If the US leaving NATO is a gateway to Armageddon, the good news is it seems increasingly unlikely.
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The wrinkle that separates Rapture-Palooza from other apocalypse comedies is just how casual everyone acts during Armageddon.
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"The core index continues to muddle along in negative territory, but Armageddon seems a distant prospect," he said.
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In Majora's Mask, the violent impact is cataclysmic, and our hero must repeatedly manipulate time to prevent armageddon.
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This article originally appeared in Sleepwalking to Armageddon: The Threat of Nuclear Annihilation, forthcoming from The New Press.
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Few countries are willing to risk outright conflict in an age where it could easily spark nuclear Armageddon.
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Jakubowski allegedly broke into Armageddon Supply in Janesville and stole 18 guns before lighting his vehicle on fire.
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By 1968, race riots, the Black Panther movement, and anti-world violence convinced Manson that Armageddon was coming.
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"Of course, Armageddon is the one thing that Trump happens to get done with absolute precision," she joked.
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If the match is tied after 10 blitz games, it will proceed to a so-called Armageddon Game.
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"It will be nuclear Armageddon, I think, to put that kind of pressure on North Carolina," he said.
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Are we in the midst of a global insect Armageddon that most of us have failed to notice?
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"The last few storms they said it was going to be Armageddon and it wasn't," Mr. Clark said.
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"Of course, Armageddon is the one thing that Trump happens to get done with absolute precision," she said.
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"It was something like Armageddon," said Morgan Elliott, who traveled with his fiancee, Cara Kennedy, and their baby, Abigail.
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However, despite all the soothsayers warning the public to stock up for armageddon, the public didn't take the bait.
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Investors, analysts and the press have been predicting Chinese real-estate Armageddon for the better part of a decade.
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"It was something like Armageddon," said Morgan Elliott, who traveled with his fiancee, Cara Kennedy, and their baby, Abigail.
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But I have to say, I think this is much more likely to happen than nuclear armageddon ever was.
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This isn't I Am Legend or Armageddon where the brave sacrifice of a single person can save the day.
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It takes a pair of AAA batteries, so you'll need to stock up on those too before armageddon hits.
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Why is Armageddon always imagined as something that has to happen across the whole planet at the same time?
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Not 'Armageddon' An asteroid a mile wide (and with its own moon!) will closely swing by Earth this weekend.
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With 219% on Rotten Tomatoes, it can boast a better reception than, say, Armageddon or The Day After Tomorrow.
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Instead, they sent extremists whose Israel policy is literally based on the idea that Armageddon will take place there.
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Armageddon, Ahmed Qoqas' latest mod, warps the docile suburbia of SimNation into an epic struggle of superheroes and supervillains.
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Replacing our red-versus-blue Armageddon with something more nuanced would make us a less angry country almost overnight.
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And only last week, after threatening to rain down Armageddon on Iran, Trump again offered to make a deal.
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"If that happens, as much as the left is crazy now, they will go full armageddon meltdown," he continued.
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But Kurt Vonnegut, that clown-poet of homesickness and Armageddon, might be the rare American writer who is both.
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Shinekwa Kershaw, 27, stood outside Armageddon armed with an umbrella, a lawn chair and a bottle of spray sunscreen.
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"It felt like Armageddon," Mr. Fielden said, recalling the fire that ripped through his modernist Connecticut home in 2010.
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Both sides will see the 2020 election as Armageddon, the final battle between the forces of light and darkness.
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It's a brilliantly conceived vision of one likely outcome of the climate crisis: an Armageddon, but not for everyone.
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He's not convinced, however, that the financial community's takeaway from its brush with financial Armageddon will prevent future disaster.
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No fue como en Armageddon, pero hace poco una cámara captó cómo los humanos podemos hacer estallar un asteroide.
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We have a two percent, two point zero, excuse me, inflation target that if we don't meet it it's Armageddon.
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At worst, such reckless disregard for international law and the highly sensitive issues involved could egg on a diplomatic Armageddon.
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"It looked like Armageddon, it really did," Andover Fire Rescue chief Michael B. Mansfield told the CBS affiliate in Boston.
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While talking heads predicted Armageddon, President Trump's strong stand against North Korea put Kim Jong Un back on his heels.
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But at this point, I'm starting to enjoy the excitement of an impending armageddon to distract me from whatever else.
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Anything less would have been a monumental betrayal of his claim to be David Koresh, Angel Warrior of the Armageddon.
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He will urge the wealthiest members of the Democratic base to give early and give often to avoid Trump Armageddon.
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In Ward's line of work, he can't help but think that Armageddon will arrive in the lithic form from space.
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"All of the academics were thinking this is Waterloo, this is Armageddon," said Rick Garnett, law professor at Notre Dame.
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We talked a lot about the end of things when I was growing up, about the last trumpet and Armageddon.
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Over the past several months, I've watched, read and heard much about the potential Armageddon facing the profession of journalism.
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Those worried about climate armageddon attempt to tie every temperature rise and extreme weather event to human greenhouse gas emissions.
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Cramer said that it felt "like an Armageddon" for the group, which saw Amazon as the ultimate bringer of doom.
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It's simple for Trump; he has to stick to the Armageddon scenario because it's the only way he can win.
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Scenes of the World Trade Center burning were edited out of the broadcast TV version of "Armageddon" following 9/11.
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He is now working on the third book in the series, "The Alienist at Armageddon," slated to arrive in September.
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When asked to imagine what would happen if insects were to disappear completely, scientists find words like chaos, collapse, Armageddon.
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The timing is conspicuous: The world may seem like it's falling apart, but are we really that close to Armageddon?
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Consumer confidence will need to be a lot higher than that by November for the GOP to avoid political Armageddon.
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The momentum suffers from the narrative's overpopulation; and Slezkine falls into digressions about the Exodus, Armageddon and repressed memory theory.
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" Dowell spoke about "the battlefield of Armageddon, where the blood is going to run as deep as the horse's bridle.
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He's looking forward to the Armageddon: to the climactic battle between the forces of good and the forces of evil.
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If the "unicorn problem" is going to cause a macro-economic Armageddon, wouldn't these micro-corrections have triggered it by now?
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Retweet Armageddon is not about gloating backwards after a victory; "winning the NBA Draft" does not have its own trophy attached.
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This would spark a series of cataclysmic events that would culminate in the Battle of Armageddon, the last war of humanity.
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And just like the actual Cold War, it usually embroils a player in crisis, paranoia, and threats of starting nuclear Armageddon.
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Our first seven-inch was called "Armageddon Blues" and that was a reflection of me seeing the world and accepting that.
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He regularly rants against an American system of "federal chattel," as he warns his listeners of the white devil and Armageddon.
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"For Jimmy Connors, this was Armageddon," Peter Bodo wrote in "Inside Tennis," a book-length account of the 1978 tennis year.
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"We have to prepare like it's Armageddon," said Penny Rosfjord, a state central committeewoman and Iowa Democratic Party 0003th District chair.
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The Bulletin believes this mix of nuclear weapons, climate change, and disinformation have moved humanity closer to Armageddon than ever before.
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Most notably, they take the time to clarify that Armageddon has been delayed and that Legion, which came later, isn't Skynet.
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"But this place was Armageddon," said Brian Baker, a guitarist for Bad Religion, recalling looking out from the Warped Tour stage.
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Gale Anne Hurd is a producer of films and television shows, including the "Terminator" trilogy, "Aliens", "Armageddon", and "The Walking Dead".
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Now he's gone and it's difficult to see any rational voice counseling restraint that remains between Trump and some economic Armageddon.
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It also gave ammunition to administration critics who believe that the president is bringing the country closer to a nuclear Armageddon.
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Even after her and Kyle's lie was blasted at the last Armageddon, she continued to lie, deny, and pretend nothing ever happened.
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When the world faced Armageddon in the 1940s, in the form of Hitler's atom bomb program, Washington responded with the Manhattan Project.
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But your state is teetering on the edge of Armageddon, you nitwits, which may be why politicians are focusing on evil straws.
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Tori calculated votes and was pretty sure she was going into the Armageddon long before the lights under her feet were illuminated.
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This is (hilarious) sports fan pettiness, but it's also worth noting the syntax, and all that heady talk of martyrdom and armageddon.
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"With everything that is said out there you'd think that it's Armageddon and retail's going to be gone next week," Maloney said.
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Although it's still too early to call this Armageddon for retail, Hickey isn't the only expert observing carnage in the retail area.
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Today, thanks to Hollywood movies like Armageddon, we might be vaguely aware that life on Earth could end via an asteroid collision.
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To quote Neander Wallace's assistant, Luv, the world of Replicants and their hunters—still reeling from some environmental Armageddon—has been revivified.
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This seems not to have registered with the Democrats leadership, who are already pledging Armageddon in opposing the as-yet unnamed nominee.
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He or she can decide to trigger a thermonuclear Armageddon without consulting anyone at all and never has to demonstrate mental fitness.
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But neither the silent treatment nor Trumpian insults will make Pyongyang's weapons go away; they just increase the risk of accidental Armageddon.
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It saw the construction of a rules-based world order undergirded by visceral knowledge of destruction and acute awareness of potential Armageddon.
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I grew up believing that Armageddon was going to cleanse the "wicked," and all Jehovah's Witnesses would live in an eternal paradise.
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So, seeing the developers of Dark Souls 22 commit to armageddon, well, that was already going to bring me to the table.
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In "Armageddon," Morris and McGann long for an end to Clinton's political career, though they might be careful what they wish for.
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It has been featured prominently in many films, including Men in Black 3, Spider-Man, Armageddon, Two Weeks Notice and Independence Day.
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In the realm of things that could hit Earth and obliterate our existences, an interstellar Armageddon is pretty low on the list.
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"Fairview," very loosely, is about a family dinner that gets dysfunctional after one act, farcical after two and like Armageddon after three.
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The United States, like other countries, is facing economic Armageddon, with analysts predicting huge downturns in economic activity in the second quarter.
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Each day, we take one more step toward a day of financial Armageddon, yet we are sleepwalking our way there in Washington.
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Judge John Hodgman Chris writes: My wife and I disagree on whether the Def Leppard song title "Armageddon It" is a pun.
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So, the time might come all too soon when the Pentagon may have to present Trump and Tillerson with viable alternatives to Armageddon.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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Also underlying the titillated interest in civil war and civic armageddon, however, is an extreme fatigue with muddling along through clearly dysfunctional institutions.
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It stars eternal "that guy" William Fichtner (The Dark Knight, Contact, Armageddon), professional drag racer Antron Brown, and British automotive journalist Tom Ford.
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No better day to sit around and contemplate just what an "Armageddon"-style, extinction-level event here on Earth would be like. Enjoy!
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When we last left off on The Challenge: Final Reckoning, the rookie teams were seemingly on the chopping block for the next Armageddon.
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But there are elements that are essential if it is to continue to hold Armageddon at bay with the arrival of North Korea.
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Lady luck is on their side because they pull the double cross and get to choose a team to bring into Armageddon tonight.
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It is now clear that different models of asset bubbles and banking crises would have better prepared policymakers for the Armageddon that ensued.
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Not one but two movies about a giant asteroid threatening to wipe out Earth, "Deep Impact" and "Armageddon," were also released that year.
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On the other question about Armageddon, I think... Is it more of a data backup question, how do you get your stuff out?
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And as we learned recently, Hollywood got it wrong when they thought a maneuver like the one in "Armageddon" was going to work.
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If endangering a half-dozen districts is "Armageddon" for Texas Republicans, seven new Democratic seats would be whatever is even worse than that.
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He is eventually rescued by Professor Xavier, and placed on a mutant task force called M.U.S.E. Later, Bedlam teams up with Domino to track down his brother, then joins Christopher's mutant team New Hellions, and finally switches to join the X-Force to stop Christopher from reviving Armageddon Man, a mutant who has the ability to (as his name suggests) cause Armageddon.
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This is testimony to the range of work that Britain's outsourcing companies do for the government, from serving school meals to serving up Armageddon.
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Following Empire Records, Tyler went out to roles in hits such as That Thing You Do, Armageddon and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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As Sam goes through the world, he is making it more and more dependent on the force that may be driving it to Armageddon.
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Kyle screams that he absolutely would send me on the first flight home and would not give me the chance to fight in Armageddon.
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She did indeed keep all of her friends safe, but the Armageddon we are about to see doesn't change the game much at all.
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The 1853-year-old Connecticut resident isn't NatSec, and he's not a nuclear war expert who's good for a few theoretical armageddon quotes, either.
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"Any loss of privacy increases potential of danger for vulnerable users," said Elle Armageddon, a privacy advocate who educates people about protecting themselves online.
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From his first movie "Bad Boys" in 1995, Bay has made a name for himself with action blockbusters such as "Armageddon" and "The Rock".
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In his view, moving toward a simpler, less economically developed world is central to staving off what otherwise would be an inevitable environmental Armageddon.
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No one seems to want to be the skunk at the technology garden party, so the possibility of a financial Armageddon is rarely discussed.
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The Rock can escape the burning building in Skyscraper, Ben Affleck will survive Armageddon, and Marion Cotillard will find a cure for the Contagion.
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Participants in the "Armageddon" exercise (not its official name), will use a scenario developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Center for NEO Studies (CNEOS).
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Hooded Justice's fellow hero, Rorschach, is a nihilistic, unapologetic, objectivist moralist who is willing to risk armageddon based on what he believes is good.
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Some of the measures announced today in addition to what's likely to come from the fiscal side takes the Armageddon scenario off the table.
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I had bought a new house, based on the prospect of "Armageddon Rag" being successful, and I had to take out a second mortgage.
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Imported high-end beers saw a 60 percent jump last year as consumers splashed out on brews such as "Hop Zombie" and "Armageddon IPA".
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Scientists found a mysterious new kind of killer whale, asteroids aren't anything like they were in "Armageddon," and the Milky Way weighs a lot.
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My daughter marched because she fears dying at school; very similar to how most of my generation feared nuclear Armageddon in the 1980's.
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"It hasn't been Armageddon," said Mark Christiansen, a co-leader of the Mission Bay Alliance, which opposed the arena largely because of traffic concerns.
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Glib inside jokes flank the Armageddon, and it never feels like anyone is taking the impending destruction of Earth particularly seriously — including the audience.
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Petrov correctly assumed it was a false alarm and decided not to report it to his superiors, thus preventing a counterattack and nuclear Armageddon.
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As Gary Cartwright wrote: For nine years, Koresh had relentlessly drilled his followers to prepare for Armageddon, had preached its inevitability, had forecast its imminence.
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The show will be hosted by actor William Fichtner (The Dark Knight, Contact, Armageddon), professional drag racer Antron Brown, and British automotive journalist Tom Ford.
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"Each novel I wrote got a bigger advance and more publicity and more awards nominations than the one before … until 'The Armageddon Rag,'" Martin said.
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The show will follow an angel named Aziraphale (played by Michael Sheen) and a demon named Crowley (David Tennant) as they work to thwart armageddon.
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In that sense, people raising the alarm over the prospect of fiscal armageddon aren't just being buzzkills or scolds; they're actively doing harm to society.
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We were unanimously voted into the Armageddon and we decided we wanted to make a big move and try to take out Shane and Nelson.
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Hentschel's offer might be good publicity, but the businessman says it's about promoting peace — and protecting the travel industry from the consequences of nuclear Armageddon.
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Everyone in Washington is more or less convinced that his presence in the Pentagon is the only thing standing between us and possible nuclear Armageddon.
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Everyone's always talking about a privacy or data Armageddon that will finally get everyone to realize the way this stuff has control of our lives.
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But once upon a time during the Cold War, it was a city that was as serious as a heart attack about surviving nuclear Armageddon.
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Armageddon for banks could take the form of an attack prepared over several months and then carried out over a day or two of mayhem.
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Sandwich boards reading "The End is Near" may soon become the uniform of the Republican elite, and the #NeverTrump crowd is gearing up for Armageddon.
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Donald Trump's inability or unwillingness to abide by these norms has revived the sense that Armageddon is once again within the realm of the possible.
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This may sound like doomsday preparation from "Deep Impact" or "Armageddon," but the asteroids they're intended for probably wouldn't cause the end of all humanity.
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Those days of baseball Armageddon seem very far away, and Rodriguez and Ortiz are the only two players who were in uniform then and now.
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The weapons that once occupied this space were called Atlas missiles, the first missiles capable of crossing continents to deliver an Armageddon-level nuclear warhead.
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The decade was also a good one for the company's live-action division, yielding Jerry Bruckheimer blockbusters such as The Rock (1996) and Armageddon (1998).
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Everyone in Washington was more or less convinced that Mattis's presence in the Pentagon was the only thing standing between us and possible nuclear Armageddon.
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Needless to say, it didn't bother to save when the takings were good, and so it now finds itself facing a kind of fiscal Armageddon.
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Before he got to the White House, a nuclear Armageddon between America and the Soviet Union was always a possibility; after him, it was unthinkable.
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We decided to announce it in a dramatic way on our cover, with Matt Dorfman's illustration of what many have been calling the 'insect Armageddon.
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On a recent episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka, serial entrepreneur and investor Gary Vaynerchuk predicted that a startup armageddon is on the way.
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But should Armageddon arrive — say, in the form of a limited nuclear exchange, global pandemic or cyber mega-attack — these hobbies could mean your survival.
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Sequestered on the desolate Texas plains, and force-fed Koresh's terrifying visions of Armageddon for hours on end, Koresh's followers gradually lost their moral compass.
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In some of her most iconic films, including Armageddon, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and The Strangers, long, dark hair has been her mainstay.
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Combine that with recent polls showing the GOP tax bill, which Pelosi last year derided as "Armageddon," increasing in popularity, and Democrats are on edge.
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The local market is favouring long dollar positions, "expecting some Armageddon with this virus," said an FX dealer at a major Russian bank in Moscow.
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However, it also terrifies the American and Russian government so much that the catastrophe pulls both nations from the brink of Armageddon-causing nuclear warfare.
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There is also a distinct possibility of an intentional or accidental global armageddon in direct military challenges to nukes- and ICBM-brimming China and Russia.
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Battling their personal sins sends them in opposite directions, only to come full circle into a clash that will be Gibbeah's own version of Armageddon.
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Half an hour's drive south of Nazareth, Armageddon is a popular site for the coach loads of tourists visiting the sites of the Holy Land.
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Now, we're living in that future, and the notion that mainstream dance music could deliver us from armageddon into a socialist rave-topia seems naive.
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His World War I series, Blueprint for Armageddon, is engaging and a great place to start for anyone interested in learning more about the war.
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They think the two movies were released around the same time (like the asteroid apocalypse movies Armageddon and Deep Impact, which both premiered in 1998).
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Amanda and Zach call down their scapegoats to join them in Armageddon before TJ reveals mercenaries Cory and Devin are actually competing in the face-off.
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ECONOMIC Armageddon became a bit more likely when Donald Trump took office on January 20th, given his threats to impose a 45% tariff on Chinese imports.
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Only the #Ihatethewait TSA Armageddon in May inspired me to sign up for U.S. Customs' Global Entry, which includes TSA Pre-Check and expedited Customs clearance.
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The Armageddon actress also added eight heart emojis and tagged fiancé David Gardner in the caption, who re-posted the snap on his own Instagram account.
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When we last left off, Mercenaries Hunter and Ashley crashed the Armageddon party to fight for a spot in the main house against Faith and Angela.
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No, this was Retweet Armageddon, a term coined by Michael Levin and Spike Eskin, the hosts of the popular Sixers podcast The Rights To Ricky Sanchez.
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It's hard to know when or where it will stop, but that seems to matter less than the fact that this particular Armageddon started at all.
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She's done the box-office bombshell roles like her part in Armageddon, and she's plunged into the dark and murky depths of projects like The Leftovers.
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The player wins the game by carrying out a sarin gas attack on a Tokyo subway, and loses by mismanaging the cult which leads to Armageddon.
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Adherents abstain from celebrating holidays, voting, and accepting blood transfusions, and many believe Armageddon will one day come and destroy all "worldly" people, or non-Witnesses.
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The sect had played host to antics like resurrection contests, in which a candidate for leader dug up a corpse, and they believed Armageddon was imminent.
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This Armageddon was brought on by the airport's need to reduce traffic so construction could begin on a new elevated tram that would circle the airport.
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But while one side predicts environmental Armageddon, and the other cheers for an industry's resurgence, there are significant truths that are being overlooked by each extreme.
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Under our nuclear launch approval process, the only real check preventing nuclear Armageddon were the personal qualities of the Commander in Chief: temperament, judgment, and knowledge.
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CNN secretly prepared a video featuring the final song played by the band aboard the Titanic, set to air during the final moments before nuclear Armageddon.
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So, does this mean Armageddon for fossil fuels, or is it just an overdue correction that the industry will weather as it has in the past?
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Davos is brimming with the kinds of globalists who created the European Union and treated economic independence movements like the U.K.'s Brexit vote like Armageddon.
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One of the most famous twin films in history, "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" both premiered on the big screen midway through 1998 with star-studded casts.
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"Politics is like sex," Mailer said, according to "Bracing for Armageddon: Why Civil Defense Never Worked," by the late Rutgers professor and peace activist Dee Garrison.
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The source material doesn't shy away from the wretched horror of World War I. Carlin's Blueprint for Armageddon in particular details grizzly moments of the conflict.
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"Especially post-Trump and what feels like Armageddon, it feels like it is my job as a gay creator to change the narrative of normal," she says.
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With others in the White House, it would be called healthy; with Trump it is an ominous sign of the administration falling apart and stock market Armageddon.
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Remainers foresaw immediate economic Armageddon outside the EU, while Leavers insinuated that millions of scary Muslims would move to Britain if the country stayed in the club.
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Weeks before Michael Bay started filming his 1998 blockbuster Armageddon, he apparently went to the props department and was dismayed at the space suits that he saw.
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I believed the video content to be accurate, but the style and tone felt over the top and resembled the evangelical videos I had watched about Armageddon.
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The 12th and final issue of Watchmen displays a bloody Doomsday Clock on its cover, and it's counted down all the way to midnight, signaling an armageddon.
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The angel told Koyle to build a mine, and during humanity's 11th hour, the riches would be used to build a kingdom that would survive the Armageddon.
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It's a beautifully paced blend of sci-fi and horror, Armageddon flicks and Criminal Minds that boils down to one question: Can we trust Howard (John Goodman)?
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All bets are off about how much longer GOP leaders will accept Trump endangering our country and potentially leading their party to an electoral armageddon in 2018.
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As for the films themselves, one was a war movie (Saving Private Ryan), the other a meteor attack (Armageddon), with the rest being happy-go-lucky comedies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party would face Armageddon if it were to split following its bitter leadership contest, the party's top individual donor said on Tuesday.
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Even though Paulie crushed his end of things in the Armageddon, all of the boys are loudly making fun of him about losing two in a row.
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Customers posted chaotic photos of crowded checkout lanes to social media and referred to the incident as an "Armageddon" and an "apocalypse," Business Insider's Kate Taylor reported.
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She is the author of numerous books, including The History of White People, Standing at Armageddon: A Grassroots History of the Progressive Era, and Creating Black Americans.
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The movie and incumbent candidate celebrated a new form of "defense science," deregulation and the private sector, along with a certain insouciance in the face of Armageddon.
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That the madman McConnell brought to power is now wise to, and frustrated with, McConnell's cynicism is a Shakespearean subplot in our otherwise quotidian flirtation with Armageddon.
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From devastating the Indian economy to risking nuclear Armageddon in South Asia, Mr. Modi has confirmed that the leader of the world's largest democracy is dangerously incompetent.
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"The kind of things you should not be doing is going out and stocking up on face masks, gloves, and basically hunkering down for Armageddon," Brewer said.
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But some of the most fertile grounds for discussion in "Mothers," especially about identity politics, get ditched somewhere on the road from Mommy and Me to Armageddon.
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"If the drought went on for another four years, that would be Armageddon for Australia," said James Hamilton, who farms land about 270 miles inland from Sydney.
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The reason for the change was because Affleck had "baby teeth" that didn't suit the "heroic" shots he was required to do for Armageddon, according to Bay.
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On the brink of nuclear Armageddon, Kennedy received two communications from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, one bellicose and uncompromising, and the other more discreet and potentially compromising.
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But demonstration plans brought by the plaintiffs and an old, ambitious court-drawn map from 2011 give a sense of what an "Armageddon map" might look like.
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As Mr. Trump and the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un continue to exchange insults and threats of nuclear Armageddon, no moment is fully insulated against dread.
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That is the $125 trillion question, and it's not necessarily fair to arrive at a museum expecting an exhibition to solve something as incoherently complex as environmental armageddon.
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In many respects, the so-called Title II debate reflects everything voters most resent about Washington: Fear-mongering, Armageddon-style arguments with a dubious connection to the facts.
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There is a whole multitude of options, and assigning probabilities to scenarios as extreme as nuclear Armageddon or lasting peace on the Korean peninsula is no easy task.
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For those of us who grew up in fear of nuclear Armageddon (and did school trainings in anticipation of it), it helps to give perspective to our children.
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After an explosive Armageddon that brought in a new set of mercenaries, Challenge winners Amanda and Zach were sent packing along with their favorite scapegoats, Jozea and Da'Vonne.
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Films like the aforementioned Independence Day (1996) and Armageddon (1998) didn't shy away from scenes of mass obliteration of major cities (primarily New York) to thrill their audiences.
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If the only nuclear response America could make would be to launch an attack on Russia itself, thus risking nuclear Armageddon, it would be forced to back down.
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The limited series—based on a 1990 novel written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman—tells the story of a demon and angel joining forces to stop Armageddon.
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INGRAHAM: OK four percent GDP it was projected that he was going to tank the economy, Mark Cuban and all these people predicting economic Armageddon under Donald Trump.
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Apocalyptic themes have always played a major role in scifi and fantasy, but the flood of armageddon-related reveries in the 21st century is a whole different beast.
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Witnesses believe that Armageddon, a final cosmic battle, will occur in the near future, allowing those faithful to God to travel to heaven and rule along with Christ.
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Corporate competitiveness would evaporate, unemployment would skyrocket, people would freeze and there could be mass starvation, and the U.S. economy would collapse faster than you can say Armageddon.
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"That will lead us to Armageddon," warned Abhijit Singh, a former Indian naval officer and current senior fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, a New Delhi think tank.
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Skeptics doubt that anything basic has changed and that a regime that has survived chiefly on its ability to threaten Armageddon will be willing to give up everything.
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"I'll often look through pictures from the demonstration and see if I can spot myself in any of them," said Elle Armageddon, a Bay Area activist and writer.
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Such utterances, combined with Trump's "locked and loaded" Armageddon outbursts this summer directed at Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, suggest the Trump administration is fundamentally unserious.
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At the end of T2, Sarah and John seemed to have changed the timeline in a way that would prevent the rise of Skynet and avert global Armageddon.
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Many nations are edging toward developing or improving a host of nuclear forces, leaving the world restrained from Armageddon only by a fraying understanding of the horrific consequences.
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As unknown risk exists in global markets, we need the regulators to keep watch and step in when Armageddon threatens again, as it always does, sooner or later.
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Their memories of the original might include near-Armageddon experiences, such the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, and multiple conventional wars fought in countries from Vietnam to El Salvador.
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Related: Next Exit, Armageddon: Photos of America's Nuclear Weapons Legacy It was not immediately clear how the material ended up in Zubair, around nine miles southwest of Basra.
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And the Republican tax cut, decried universally by Democrats as irresponsible (and by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi as "Armageddon") will cost less than $2 trillion over the decade.
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There has been story after story and column after column about an America mired in income inequality, gun violence, sexism, racism, and homophobia, crumbling infrastructure and global warming Armageddon.
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There is a full plan of burn votes in action, so Johnny and Tony wind up holding all the cards… and chose Shane and Nelson to play in Armageddon.
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In his asteroid disaster movie Armageddon, the good guys were a team of oil rig workers who demanded to never pay taxes again in exchange for saving the planet.
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He's earned multiple nominations for Tom Cruise films (Top Gun, Days of Thunder, A Few Good Men) as well as Michael Bay blockbusters (The Rock, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Transformers).
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Gizmodo: You talk about the role science fiction, particularly Deep Impact and Armageddon, played in bringing the threat of an asteroid impact onto the public radar in the '90s.
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Sadly, the dark cloud of nuclear Armageddon that had faded since the end of the Cold War following the break-up of the Soviet Union is looming once again.
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And I don't know about you, but I'd rather we tried a space nuke once or twice on a dry run rather than do it live while Armageddon looms.
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Trump is old enough to remember the Cold War diplomacy of Kissinger and his ilk; it was hard, certainly not pretty, but it arguably saved the planet from Armageddon.
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Maybe it's the fact Bruce Willis and all his world-saving pals from Armageddon were rig workers, and the fact this is about the only reference point I've got.
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The period from the 1940s to the 1970s, when governments took primary responsibility for keeping economies out of slumps, was more volatile and inflationary but it was hardly Armageddon.
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Reading the comics was like flicking between ten different television channels, each of them with their own perspective on the same breathless story of urban blight and impending Armageddon.
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Man is again his own worst enemy, having gone hunting for a cure to all disease -- at a secret facility known as Project NOAH -- and instead unleashed potential Armageddon.
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Thousands of people milled around hundreds of exhibitors, including Armageddon Gear (beer bivy sacks), WMD Guns (not nuclear weapons), and RCBS Precisioneered Reloading supplies ("leaving varmints mystified since 1943").
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As we arrive now full circle to summer, it looks as though we're in for yet another round of Armageddon-like catastrophe, this time with Colorado front and center.
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"Nancy Pelosi has said the [the tax bill] is the end of the world and this is Armageddon," Barrasso told host John Catsimatidis on AM 970 in New York.
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If the country goes to war in North Korea, future historians will struggle to understand how we sleepwalked into Armageddon behind a man whose own cabinet considers him contemptible.
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"This is like armageddon," SF restaurant China Live's chef and owner George Chen told Eater's Luke Tsai, referring to the three-week shelter-in-place order issued across California.
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Not quite 'Armageddon' An asteroid will fly really close to Earth today -- about 39,000 miles away -- but we won't need Bruce Willis to nuke it, like in the movies.
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The last apocalyptic film I watched in my anxiety-inducing marathon was the 1997 classic Armageddon, which is basically a full-fledged feel-good movie compared to the rest.
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The last apocalyptic film I watched in my anxiety-inducing marathon was the 1997 classic Armageddon, which is basically a full-fledged feel-good movie compared to the rest.
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By the end of the year, Washington may be ready to field a low-yield nuclear weapon that could make it easier to use nuclear weapons without courting Armageddon.
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If Armageddon, nuclear warfare, or a viral epidemic ever comes, SWAT team-style trucks are ready to pick up homeowners within a four-hundred-mile radius of the bunker.
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"We're trained for Armageddon," said one officer in rural Connecticut when The New York Times sent reporters to ride along with the police across the United States last year.
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That's what happens when your priority as president is to use foreign policy to throw red meat to your base while other cabinet members are scrambling to stop Armageddon.
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MURDOCH: I mean, obviously, if you watch or skim through and it doesn&apost really matter how long you watch the liberalist TV show or news program, it&aposs Armageddon.
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Both are taken aback to see events spiraling toward the brink of Armageddon, with the birth of the Antichrist and forces above and below seemingly bent on the planet's destruction.
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Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un's public war of words edged another notch closer to armageddon Thursday when the North Korean leader issued a fiery attack on Trump's UN address.
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Sam, Josh's love interest and the most popular girl in Glendale, disappeared after Armageddon, leaving Josh to spray paint messages to Sam in hopes that she would somehow see them.
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Residents say the scene was reminiscent of the movie "Armageddon" or the TV show "The Walking Dead" as they tried to escape the walls of flames that surrounded their homes.
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Which is why the result will be so critical to the housing market, even if only some of Prime Minister David Cameron's dramatic warnings about the consequent economic Armageddon materialize.
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In Redemption, the game is going strong to get Jozea and Da'Vonne's pick to compete against them in Armageddon (and have a chance to get back into the main house).
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To prevent that from happening, and hopefully inspire a sweet Armageddon reboot in the process, a team of scientists is exploring the possibility of nuking asteroids out of the sky.
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While the detonation of a nuke seemed inevitable, one day after the official game release, a group of Fallout 53 players has already fought in the most difficult armageddon possible.
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Since Shane has sway over a large number of people in the house, Jozea's next fashion moment is looking to be a walk on the light-up runway in Armageddon.
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According to the agreed statement of facts, they believed that the final day of Armageddon was November sixth and set out, like good neighbors, to save those next to them.
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They've taken over screenwriting duties from Armageddon writer Tony Gilroy, and it feels like they scripted with much more interest in creating on-screen action than stitching that action together.
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"We started making our way through the crowd… The first time we tried to go on the stage when Faygo Armageddon started, we got shoved to the side," Harley says.
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"We are still working on the idea that a (Brexit) Armageddon has been avoided and we don't have that fabled cliff-edge in a couple of years' time, " he added.
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While my father endured his guns, my stepfather loved his guns, and counseled us on what to do in case of home break-ins, kidnappings and all manner of Armageddon.
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One of the most dramatic parts of 1998's "Armageddon" features most of New York City being destroyed by meteors, including landmarks like the Chrysler Building and Grand Central Station.
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While the Coalition for a Prosperous America does not have either an "end NAFTA" or "save NAFTA" position, here are some reasons why NAFTA withdrawal would not cause Armageddon. 22019.
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As 20-somethings at the bottom of the nuclear chain of command, launch keys and codes in our anxious hands, we could only imagine how close we were to Armageddon.
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Either way, I would recognize it as the end of the world: Armageddon in the hunched form of a pregnant Honduran woman limping toward the only hope that she has.
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Since that happened to one of the Labor Department's quickest releases, how long will it take for headline measures, such as the unemployment rate, to reflect this week's restaurant armageddon?
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I don't remember, a fact that suggests I either didn't share my fears or they thought it best to continue to live as though Armageddon wasn't just around the corner.
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"It looked like Armageddon, it really did," Michael Mansfield, the fire chief of Andover, who has worked as a firefighter for almost four decades, told a CBS station in Boston.
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Mattis is frequently mentioned as a man standing between our president and Armageddon, so you could understand him being popular even if he got caught flying in the wrong plane.
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Playlist: "To the End" / "My Stars" / "Surface Tension" / "My Benefactor" / "Led" / "Lambs - Part 3" / "Fleur De Lis" / "L'Autrichienne/Armageddon" Spotify | Apple Music Jucifer is not a "singles" kind of band.
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As Puerto Rico, Texas, the Caribbean, and Florida continue to recover from hurricanes Maria, Harvey, and Irma, there seems to be an Armageddon-esque dread floating around on the internet.
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"We've had so much Armageddon priced into the market over the course of the last month that the market is now starting to realize that valuation is a question," he said.
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To put it another way: As one frog dies, another one (the Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog) is making a surprising comeback, offering a glimmer of hope for the amphibian Armageddon.
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Taylor Downing, author of "1983: The World at the Brink", referred to the Soviet mole in NATO who helped to avert nuclear Armageddon during a little-known cold-war near-miss.
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Films like Armageddon and Pearl Harbor followed for Ben, while Damon starred in Saving Private Ryan, The Talented Mr. Ripley, the Bourne franchise and Ocean's Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen – with Casey.
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And putting a dollar number on environmental Armageddon is an ethical question, as well as a technical one, relying as it does on such judgments as how to value unborn generations.
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They&aposre talking to constituents and face-to-face reminding them of who brought them about, who said it was going to be Armageddon, Nancy Pelosi, and who called bonuses crumbs.
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As it turns out he was just a horribly misguided policymaker, and didn't realize that the only Armageddon he was hastening was the one his own party is going through now.
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AS POLITICAL armageddon looms this Super Tuesday, your correspondent is tempted to repeat something she did just before both the Scottish independence referendum and the British general election: an emotional hedge.
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My palate in the year previous was uneven, where disaster movies like Deep Impact and the Razzie-nominated Armageddon became personal pleasures before I had a clue they were "guilty" pleasures.
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So now it's up to President Donald Trump to exercise a degree of verbal restraint -- which many fear he could be lacking -- that would allow historic forces to hold off Armageddon.
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The 1998 film "Deep Impact" and its somewhat more scientifically inaccurate counterpart "Armageddon" involved storylines of astronaut crews venturing to killer asteroids or comets to blow them up with nuclear explosives.
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Americans would need to change, but if they had to make choices in order to prevent Armageddon, they'd probably go for better food and health over no cars or air travel.
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The ensuing international incident edged the world one step closer toward nuclear Armageddon, and President Dwight Eisenhower made the decision to cease all manned flights into Soviet airspace as a result.
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In the 2018 Halloween, the pure white damsel has become a tough gunslinger, but one who feels a little repellent, a little too much like a survivalist in waiting for armageddon.
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The book's assessment of actual power and its consequences is grim, as Manhattan's use as an arm of the US imperialist machine destabilizes the Cold War to the brink of Armageddon.
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And they should certainly never refer to Republican tax plans that allow most Americans to keep more of their own money as "Armageddon" (as did the House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi).
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But what makes the diverting and mostly pleasurable "Good Omens" especially timely is something that hasn't much changed: Armageddon seems as real a possibility now as it did three decades ago.
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Co-producers Juicy and Paul joining Lord Infamous on the mic, where the subject matter took on real world interests such as getting crunk and preparing for a coming Y2K armageddon.
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Maybe it was in the age of gladiators, but in 2018, there are bigger things to worry about (like actual nuclear armageddon) than if your team makes it past the Sweet Sixteen.
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And those snakes in an Armageddon (it takes one to know one!) end up choosing Kyle and Brad for elimination since they boldly want to challenge the strongest team on Johnny's alliance.
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Diplomatic punch With North Korea, Trump picked on Kim Jong Un threatening him with "Armageddon," but Kim had an answer, he wound Trump round his little finger telling Trump they were friends.
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" But Rogoff poked Democrats who for years said it made sense to borrow money at low rates, only to contend now that the Trump plan will "pave the road to financial Armageddon.
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Sylvia & Joss, Zach & Amanda, Kam & Kayleigh and Brad & Kyle (who are safe) vote to throw Paulie & Natalie into the Armageddon — and Paulie and Natalie get to choose among them who they'll battle.
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His dim view of government's managerial competence is balanced somewhat by his awestruck approach to its war machinery and spaceflight programs (NASA plays a major part in saving the planet in Armageddon).
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The clock dates back to 22018, when the scientists who participated in the Manhattan Project wanted to create a mechanism to warn of escalating global tensions and the danger of global Armageddon.
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In addition to writing the upcoming Avatar follow-ups, he worked on the screenplays for Armageddon and Oliver Stone's Savages, and even co-wrote the story for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.
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If the plan works out perfectly, all votes would cancel each other out, rendering Kam and Kayleigh's vote to be the deciding factor on which two teams would face off in Armageddon.
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What's more, through his techniques, he claims, people are better able to "eliminate... negative feelings and behaviors," which seems like it could be a handy tool in the face of nuclear armageddon.
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Brexit has some similarities with the tech armageddon panic that preceded the year 2000, Schuh said, shrugging off the possibility of a no-deal cliff-edge British exit from the European Union.
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According to Armageddon, carrying on using your devices and living your life as if nothing is amiss may be the safest thing you can do, until you have a plan for escape.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Mercedes Formula One boss Toto Wolff spoke of Armageddon, and karma, on Sunday after a landmark home German Grand Prix left the dominant champions with only a sour taste.
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Except for peripheral conflicts in Korea and Vietnam and five-alarm moments, such as the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, the two global powers scrupulously tried to avoid stumbling into an atomic Armageddon.
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When Ted Turner launched CNN, the network secretly prepared a video featuring the final song played by the band aboard the Titanic, set to air during the final moments before nuclear Armageddon.
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"Those peddling spouseware are willing to trade the agency of others for profit, considering some loss of life to be an acceptable cost of doing business," Armageddon told Motherboard in an email.
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When world leaders stood, hand in hand, grinning, at the close of the Paris climate talks in December, for a moment the darkness of impending climate change armageddon seemed to have lifted.
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Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush were both accused of allowing their policies toward Israel to be influenced by interpretations of the Book of Revelation that foresee a literal Battle of Armageddon.
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It's the focaccia-and-circuses of the British middle-class hoi polloi, and such is their collectively delusory state, it'd still be a success if Armageddon broke out over the pyramid stage.
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Last week's guest judge Courtney Love no doubt pushed the hands of the doomsday clock forward when she caterwauled that "Armageddon … may be coming!" at which the doomed room laughed and laughed.
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By contrast, Dwight D. Eisenhower employed rhetorical threats and high military spending to fill the Communist powers with fear of nuclear Armageddon, an approach that kept the Communists from launching further invasions.
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As for food, because you'll need to eat even during Armageddon, packaged food and drink that was inside a building during the blast will likely be safe (or safe-ish) to eat.
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Which is to say, the only thing that has really changed to push the countdown to Armageddon forward in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' estimation is the current world political situation.
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A precarious armistice will define the political and security state of affairs on the Korean Peninsula for the foreseeable future — excluding, of course, a nuclear Armageddon caused by accidents, miscalculations or worse.
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Cruz slyly alluded to a line from the movie Watchmen in which Rorschach, his fifth favorite super hero of all time, famously said, 'never compromise, not even in the face of Armageddon.
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Harris' calculations show that while a massive, Armageddon-style meteorite impact is much less likely than a small impact, the chances of being killed by the former and the latter are about equal.
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The People's Bank of China tried to remedy this with a small but sharp devaluation last August, which prompted fears of Chinese Armageddon, in turn causing the People's Bank to suspend further devaluations.
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Nibiru is a planet, or, er, maybe an entire solar system, that conspiracy theorists claim would have struck Earth in September, or October, or November, or December (the date changes) and bring armageddon.
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So, getting to that is the last thing, and creating more controversy seems ... Again, there has to be some sort of digital Armageddon, which even Equifax hasn't kept people's level of outrage up.
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Retweet Armageddon, as Levin explained it to me last year, was the day when Sixers fans would look back from commanding heights and shame all who had ever failed to Trust The Process.
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The last time the world had to deal with such uncertainty was during the peak of the Cold War in the 1950s and 1960s, when a new nuclear stalemate had many fearing armageddon.
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As Billy Bob Thornton recalled, he took the role of a NASA chief in "Armageddon" for two reasons: One, he was going through a divorce and needed a lot of money very quickly.
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But experts said it would probably be easier than the ordeal depicted by Bruce Willis in the 1998 disaster flick Armageddon, when astronauts split apart a Texas-sized asteroid using a nuclear bomb.
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It just so happens that their job involves playing music to people who've paid money to send themselves into a kind of interpersonal armageddon, rather than data entry for an educational sales company.
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It's hard to argue with those who accepted jobs in the Trump administration and federal agencies on the grounds that they could make a difference on policy issues, or at least prevent Armageddon.
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It also kicked off a wave of interest in big-budget science fiction movies, with film studios hoping to capitalize on the surge with titles like Men in Black (1997) and Armageddon (1998).
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The Netflix series Ragnarok (out January 31) is coming-of-age story that combines Norwegian mythology — specifically, the idea of Ragnarok, a version of armageddon — with the very real issue of climate change.
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If you suspect that you might become the post-Armageddon caretaker of a small child, it's not a bad idea to drop $431.76 on a 12-month supply of diapers at Sam's Club.
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But after about 90 minutes of puzzling and fretting by Canadians over a possible nuclear Armageddon, the warbling siren sounded out again from phones across Ontario with another alert taking it all back.
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If some nuclear "bad" thing happened or if the United States didn't lead the world to eliminate nuclear weapons, the clock would tick toward midnight, at which time the world would face Armageddon.
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To prepare for what some immigrants see as an Armageddon, Lujan says, they are spending as little money as possible, putting their homes up for sale and checking with immigration attorneys about their options.
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Mysterious Apocalyptic Message Interrupts TV Broadcasts in California: 'Violent Times Will Come'Photo: APMany Californians' regularly scheduled broadcasts were interrupted Thursday morning with strange emergency messages warning of extraterrestrial invasions and the beginning of Armageddon.
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After the "dragon-induced Armageddon" of last week's Game of Thrones episode, "The Spoils of War," it was inevitable that the follow-up was going to be comparatively smaller and more down to earth.
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Shane believes if he can get everyone to vote Johnny and Tony on the next challenge, he will be safe because Johnny will surely pick a team he believes he can beat in Armageddon.
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The legendary actor is known for his tough-guy roles in films like Pulp Fiction, Die Hard and Armageddon, but at home, his priority is his daughters — and that includes time in makeshift salons.
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At the club, Kam has the idea that if she picks Paulie and Natalie for Armageddon, Kyle would have to choose me as he owed me for putting him through to the Vendettas final.
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Last month, the mercurial leader Kim Jong Un abruptly canceled the Beijing leg of the tour of his all-girl rock and roll band Moranbong; this month he's promising to up his Armageddon game.
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They have gone from a few disparate yappy noises in the distance to something of a community, trading ideas, reinforcing each others' perspectives, conferencing, and always and everywhere, buying gold in anticipation of Armageddon.
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Armageddon seems somehow plausible and we're all turned into helpless children scared of forces grander than we can imagine, looking for respite and answers in superheroes flying across screens in our chapel of dreams.
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Far from the "armageddon" or "bankruptcy" that Democrats said a corporate tax cut would represent, their own proposal acknowledges what everyone now agrees on: Cutting the corporate rate is necessary for the American economy.
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Bad Boys, Armageddon, and The Island all tell original tales; Pearl Harbor and 13 Hours are based on history; and Pain & Gain is adapted from a feature story from a South Florida alt-weekly.
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Looking forward today, however, the prospect of a catastrophic World War III is again becoming all too imaginable and this time, it appears, an incident in the Arctic could prove the spark for Armageddon.
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For the upcoming CBS All Access adaptation of his end-of-the-world saga "The Stand," he has penned a new ending that sounds like a happily-ever-after for two survivors of Armageddon.
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"Deep Impact" critic score: 45%"Armageddon" critic score: 38%The plot: A flaming space rock is heading toward Earth, and it's up to a team of astronauts to save the planet or die trying.
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You need all the mind games and politics you can get in Redemption to give yourself the best chances at getting picked to go into Armageddon if you don't end up pulling the double-cross.
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Venezuela has been on the precipice of economic Armageddon for several months, now, and its production has steadily fallen, and, until the recent financial rescue by China, it appeared ready to fall off a cliff.
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Back during the Cold War, with the globe basically divided into two hostile camps, our civilization faced the threat of an all-out, Armageddon-inducing nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Or so we've been told approximately 300 times, until Armageddon was narrowly avoided thanks to a rogue scientist/unlikely hero/band of rebels dreamed up by the incredibly paranoid/relentlessly hopeful people who make movies.
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But there was, even in the darkest of those hours—which are absolutely as dark as things have ever gotten for a NBA team on a night-by-night basis—the sweet promise of Armageddon.
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Focus on the feeling you get when you blame this wholly avoidable Armageddon on self-righteous morally superior morons who couldn't see with any goddam perspective what was right in front of their fucking faces.
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By comparison, stories about the threat of nuclear Armageddon, humanity's other recent existential menace, have been far easier to tell, because the danger literally lay in the hands of a few men with red buttons.
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The uncertainty of L Train Armageddon ended Monday with the MTA announcing its plan to completely shut down service between Manhattan and Brooklyn for 18 months starting in January 2019, the New York Times reports.
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With their bloops, bleeps and bizarro version of the synoptic gospels, these concept albums ultimately describe an epic battle for the soul of the universe that encompasses Lucifer's fall, Christ's passion and the coming Armageddon.
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"The Bomb" is a sequel of sorts to "The Wizards of Armageddon," Kaplan's 1983 book about the Cold War-era thinkers who established a template for how generations of American officials would approach nuclear weapons.
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He said it: "There will be pain, but the idea there will be Armageddon and everything will be horrible simply is not true," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said at the Milken Institute Global Conference yesterday.
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Its slickest publication had been Dabiq , a magazine named for a Syrian town where, in the seventh century, Armageddon was prophesied to play out in an apocalyptic battle with infidel forces from the Roman Empire.
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Rather than bringing Armageddon as Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"A couple of basis points inversion between 3-month and 10-year yields does not an impending economic Armageddon make," Jeffrey Halley, a Singapore-based analyst at online trading platform Oanda, said in a commentary.
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MEGIDDO, Israel (Reuters) - The end is nigh at Armageddon - at least for an old Israeli prison near the ancient ruins of Megiddo, by tradition the site of the apocalyptic Biblical battle between good and evil.
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"Doctor Who" star Matt Smith plays Manson, a wild-eyed petty criminal who sets up a hippy commune where his followers worship him like a messiah, clinging to every word of his incoherent prophecies of Armageddon.
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The same can't be said for humans, which have to worry about more pressing apocalyptic scenarios like nuclear war, AI armageddon, overpopulation, or cataclysmic climate change, and other species, which mainly have to worry about humans.
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But in my opinion it is the Security Council -- most especially the P5 -- that holds the key for both the United States and North Korea to get out of this rut without bringing with it Armageddon.
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While this trend has obvious appeal, given Americans' overlapping fascinations with wealth, real estate, and Armageddon, it also illuminates the intersection of two seemingly distinct problems plaguing society: economic inequality and the threat of nuclear war.
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Why, just the 1998 *classic* Armageddon, which proved that Ben Affleck does make a convincing romantic lead, Steven Tyler should definitely be crooning over complete planetary destruction, and Bruce Willis is going to save us all.
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Oh, and when you're done not missing a thing (see what we did there) in Armageddon, watch Cruel Intentions, the movie during which Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe fell in love both on-screen and off.
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Welcome to South Asia, where the rival militaries have gamed for years a nuclear war that isn't quite Armageddon — the war to end wars — but an exercise in bravado, national pride and humiliating the other side.
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They believed that Satan controls life on earth, that only a hundred and forty-four thousand anointed Christians will be saved to Heaven with Jesus, and that we are living out the last days before Armageddon.
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Naturally, the SBS-made documentary caused armageddon levels of divisiveness among its audiences, with people on both sides of politics bashing the keyboard with a fiery passion that only a Donald Trump-like figure could rouse.
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In this weird recap of the 1980s that we're living through—demented Republican president, rising economic inequality, Cold War-style tensions, the looming possibility of nuclear armageddon—is it any surprise that wine coolers are back?
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But for my neighbor, it was as if Thanos had twiddled the perception-altering reality stone on his Armageddon gauntlet, unveiling a manifestation of the movie rich in detail and reward, strewn with delicious Easter eggs.
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And security is not difficult to explain: The original bomb shelter has a 12-ton vault door, is eight feet underground and has a series of backup generators that would, well, protect your wine from Armageddon.
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Trump is ostensibly fixated on winning American votes, labeling anyone who criticizes Netanyahu or Israel as anti-Semitic or anti-Israel and painting himself as the only thing between a strong US-Israel relationship and Armageddon.
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The adaptation of the beloved Terry Pratchett / Neil Gaiman novel about an angel and a demon teaming up to try to prevent Armageddon finally made its way to TV with an Amazon Prime miniseries this year.
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His ex-wife, played by Liv Tyler in a callback to her Armageddon days, always told him he had a self-destructive streak, and, despite a shockingly low resting heart rate, he struggles with his rage.
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Given that we were threatened with economic Armageddon if we voted to Leave -- by the President of the USA no less -- it's particularly thrilling that so many people chose risk and freedom over the promise of stability.
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" MORE: JOE JACKSON DEAD AT 89 Anderson later sequed to film and TV. In addition to "Spider-Man," his feature work included roles as the President of the United States in Michael Bay's "Armageddon" and "The Rock.
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In 2004, he was convicted of having killed 27 people in 13 murders and other assaults and kidnappings spanning six years that culminated in the subway attack in his elaborate scheme to hasten Armageddon that he threatened.
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Planes don't fall from the sky, nuclear reactors don't explode, and people who went into their bunkers a few hours earlier to await armageddon come sheepishly back out and start trying to offload their stockpiled canned food.
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The ultimate power now lies with Jozea and Da'Vonne, who decide to call in Kam and Kayleigh because of the power move Team KK pulled to get Jozea and Da'Vonne against Angelina and Faith the last Armageddon.
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What was supposed to be Armageddon didn't bring the end of the world; instead, it brought a different kind of "end" — the end of the world being able to take advantage of our previously uncompetitive tax code.
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During the Cold War, American presidents lashed their Soviet counterparts rhetorically, ordered massive military buildups, sponsored covert action campaigns and proxy wars and pursued policies that several times brought the world to the edge of nuclear armageddon.
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The Alabama election pits courageous women and decent voters against a small man who abused his power while he victimized young women, creating an Armageddon election with enormous consequences for the state, the nation and the Senate.
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The world-historical confrontation between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, which may well proceed from verbal to actual Armageddon, demands a new understanding of history: It has all, undeniably and inexorably, been leading up to this.
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"If I can't find any pictures of myself, I feel like I've done O.K." Elle Armageddon (likely not a birth name) is the author of "The Femme's Guide to Riot Fashion," published at the website of CrimethInc.
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The flash sheets, taped to the front desk, featured designs by the staff at Armageddon: skulls, black cats, flaming hearts with swords piercing them, spiders, roses, jellyfish, an upside-down bat and a unicorn smoking a cigar.
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For these reasons, if not more, the NPR is a relatively restrained document not some call to nuclear Armageddon, it is consistent with past bipartisan policies and provides a mature response to Russian and Chinese nuclear developments.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, with the world on the brink of nuclear Armageddon, a cadre of academic and military engineers set out to create a communications system that contained no single point of failure or control.
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He had a soft touch, too, when it came to the people behind the machines, and nobody has ever lamented for a team of downcast IT technicians in matching "VECTOR OF ARMAGEDDON" t-shirts quite like him.
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"The total sum of the call was nothing short of a stinging rebuke to those who sold this stock to buy an industrial or go into cash to flee a feared Trump-led stock market Armageddon," Cramer said.
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"2019 could be as consequential a year for nuclear order since the immediate aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis where that brush with Armageddon cause the beginnings of a serious U.S./Soviet effort at arms control," Burns said.
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As a species humans have come late—maybe too late—to the realization that the Earth's ideal population size depends on lifestyle and ecological footprint, and that all three need to be managed wisely to avoid environmental Armageddon.
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Now, they're joined by my old pal Timmy St. Amour of Howl on guitar, and have linked up with the venerable Armageddon Shop to blast their latest album, None Shall Live... the Hymns of Misery, into the world.
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The highly anticipated series, based on the novel Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Gaiman and the late Terry Pratchett, centers on two otherworldly beings determined to save the earth from Armageddon.
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Not only might it save us from future starvation, make a major contribution to reversing climate change, correct the antibiotic resistance armageddon, and help restore fish populations in the oceans, it might also unlock a culinary creative explosion.
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" Referring to apocalyptic evangelicals, they write: "Theirs is a prophetic formula: fight the threats to American Christian values and prepare for the imminent justice of an Armageddon, a final showdown between Good and Evil, between God and Satan.
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And while in the case of Kim, talking might seem admirable -- because it avoids what at the beginning of the year looked like impending war -- it's worth remembering who amped us to an inch of a nuclear Armageddon.
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For the next several years I went raving almost every weekend: Technoflight at The Shrine, Armageddon at Castaic Lake, K-Rave at Knott's Berry Farm, and Double Hit Mickey's Electric Daisy Carnival—before it became part of Insomniac.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 83%What critics said: "What makes the diverting and mostly pleasurable "Good Omens" especially timely is something that hasn't much changed: Armageddon seems as real a possibility now as it did three decades ago.
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"When you are driving through these streets and through these neighborhoods, it's kind of Armageddon-like," said Jed Teter, a firefighter with the Los Angeles Fire Department who served in Iraq in 2008 with the Marine Corps Reserves.
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The idea of a cleansing armageddon that instantly erases all the awkward parts of modernity, all the weary years of work and compromise between where we are and where we'd like to be, is universal, and universally childish.
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Every day more footage from the frontline reveals the extent of the devastation—of the armageddon and the aftermath—as communities around the country are swept up in one of the biggest climate disasters Australia has ever seen.
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No enemies were in sight, so our leaders — with the strong concurrence of the American people — decided it was safe to dismantle much of the superb nuclear weapons capability that had won that half-century of poised armageddon.
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Because, I think, when you look nationally, they're always pointing at San Francisco as, sort of, an Armageddon like ... I've watched different news things seem to write it like that, how do you look at that as mayor?
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So, too, liberal parents can breathe a sigh of relief that the Republican Armageddon has yet to breach the ivory towers, and that their precious cherubs' tantrums, demands, and cris du cœur are being heard by sympathetic ears.
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And the fun part: If one of the PHOs gets too close to Earth, the Planetary Defense Office will coordinate with the government to deal with the situation, hopefully necessitating a lighthearted training montage like the one in Armageddon.
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Image: APIf you were in the Los Angeles area on Saturday and looked up into the sky, you might have thought there was a storm rolling in, or that the bright, glowing red sun was an omen for Armageddon.
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The world remembers Rambo and Marty far better than they do Chase and Aykroyd's two bumbling spies, but the spies were just as important because they made America laugh at something most can't find the humor in—nuclear Armageddon.
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The problem with that view is that it assumes a portfolio preference driven by expectations of an inexorably recession-bound economy, or by an impending Armageddon (Middle East, Northeast Asia, etc.) that will somehow spare bonds while killing equities.
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McKibben's rhetoric eerily reminds me of colonialism – the colonists have made their fortunes, own the oil fields, obtain half the wealth, and now the rest of us should suffer economically to "save" the planet from the awaiting environmental Armageddon.
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Moscow (CNN)You don't have to be writhing in the visions of Armageddon to suffer more than a shudder when reading the words of Irish poet W.B. Yeats against the backdrop of the latest American threats aimed at Syria.
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Related: Next Exit, Armageddon: Photos of America's Nuclear Weapons Legacy A presidential apology would be controversial in the United States, where many view the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as justified to end the war and save American lives.
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Whether in Helsinki or elsewhere, a summit meeting held by any American president with a Kremlin counterpart has proved to be a momentous occasion, particularly during the Cold War when such talks held the promise of staving off Armageddon.
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By employing personal stories from his time in the 1950s and 1960s working alongside Kahn and other "wizards of Armageddon" at the RAND Corporation and as a consultant at the Pentagon, he makes hard-to-believe truths more credible.
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Similarly, tightening the rules on forgiveness of student loans, which this paper portrays as Armageddon, ensures that students who are victims of fraud find relief, and that colleges and universities are part of a fair and objective adjudication process.
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Since there is no military solution to the problem that would not cause a regional or global Armageddon, the logic would require some understanding among the U.S., China and Russia on the key features of a possible peace settlement.
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But the promise of the Arab Spring soon dissipated as Libya and Yemen plunged into chaos, Syria descended into civil war, and the militants of the Islamic State used the resulting chaos to pursue their vision of jihadist Armageddon.
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It is a large part of the reason why the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists yesterday moved the Doomsday Clock to two minutes to midnight, meaning we are closer to armageddon than at any point in the last 65 years.
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The 1998 film Armageddon has been the butt of many jokes due to its voluminous scientific errors, but its basic premise—nuking asteroids that might impact Earth—is a genuine line of research in the worldwide planetary protection community.
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He doesn't easily embrace comparisons to Serling, a singularly influential figure in television who wrote many of the show's most beloved segments and helped audiences see contemporary consequences in his stories of enchanted artifacts, interstellar travel and nuclear Armageddon.
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More From PCmag Sega Adds VR Support to Genesis Classics on Steam The OS Armageddon Is Coming Intel Wants to Replace DDR4 With Optane DIMMs Asus Made a Motherboard That Can Fit 20 Graphics Cards This article originally appeared on PCMag.
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And at the core of that process was the title track, "a single that spoke of the funkiest Armageddon scene you've ever heard of," in the words of Touré, author of I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became an Icon.
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I think one of the trends, and you've written about it a bit, is there is going to be an ad tech armageddon — a shake out between those who make it and those who don't, and the big difference is profitability.
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Man Who Saved the World From Nuclear Armageddon in 1983 Dies at 13Photo: APOn September 26, 1983, Soviet military officer Stanislav Petrov received a message that five nuclear missiles had been launched by the United States and were heading to Moscow.
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In the opinion of the Bulletin scientists, we are now only 30 seconds farther from armageddon than we were at the start of the Cold War, from 1953 to 1960, when the clock was set at two minutes to midnight.
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Timothy Egan In the 20123 years since the two major parties have allowed a small cohort of Midwesterners to decide the nation's first presidential contest, the good people of Iowa have debated issues ranging from nuclear Armageddon to universal health care.
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"Agricultural Armageddon" may seem hysterical, but with the myriad threats to our crop diversity—and therefore our environment and food security—from war, natural disaster, climate change, or heavy, single-variety commercial farming, it's not such a far-fetched thought.
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But, in an ironic twist that could have come straight out of a novel itself, Martin says he was saved from possible financial ruin when "The Armageddon Rag" actually opened the door for Martin's second career as a Hollywood writer.
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So this is really a story about an employer, Fox News, and its owner, 21st Century Fox — entities that may have bought themselves silence and impunity in the short term, but set themselves up for legal Armageddon in the longer term.
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In films like Armageddon, Hollywood has tried (and failed) to take on the question of what would happen if a comet or asteroid plunged into the oceans on Earth, but what has scientific research actually determined it may look like?
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The images of gleeful destruction the '90s had reveled in (think Independence Day and Armageddon) disappeared almost overnight, and the few stragglers that crept by (like 2003's The Core, which destroys both Rome and San Francisco) were quietly buried.
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Now, he saved the world from possible nuclear Armageddon during the Cuban missile crisis, called for a new frontier in space, and generally inspired whole generations around the globe, while the press kept secret his painful struggle with Addison's disease.
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A frequent soundman for Michael Bay, Russell has been nominated a total of 19563 times; each year from 2010 to 2013, and before that for The Rock, Con Air, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, and the first two Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies.
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The Saud's genesis to power was fueled by the Wahhabist doctrine as a pan-Islamic movement underwritten by an eschatological zeal of an Armageddon-like victory over anyone with a different view of God and religion, Muslim or non-Muslim. Col.
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More subtle is Popov's "Nibiru 20/13," a work of musical science-fiction, in which video elements complement a cunningly crafted hodgepodge of both electronica and string-quartet gestures, making for a vision of Armageddon that's almost whimsical in tone. ♦
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Working off Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's cult novel of the same name, the Amazon Prime six-episode mini-series follows the demon Crowley (David Tennant) and the angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) breaking rank to prevent a long-fated Armageddon.
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The result is two unappealing choices for who is right: the unapologetic, objectivist moralist who risks armageddon based on what he believes to be "good," or the clinical amorality of a genius utilitarian who kills millions of people to achieve harmony.
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"If there are delays due to added inspections, you have all the Armageddon that goes with that," said Nigel Jenney, the chief executive of the Fresh Produce Consortium, a group that represents companies in that part of the food sector.
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Asked about the possibility of a United States withdrawal earlier this month, President Vladimir V. Putin mused about nuclear Armageddon, saying Russians are ready to launch a retaliatory strike because they know they will go to heaven in a nuclear war.
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As the Witnesses consolidated and organized, they formed a strict hierarchy topped by an eight-member, all-male governing body; a prolific and wealthy publishing empire; and a following of eight million members who actively proselytize, warning of an imminent Armageddon.
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In 1998, the top 03 grossing movies of the year included an Oscar-nominated war epic ("Saving Private Ryan"), three comedies, a couple of science-fiction extravaganzas ("Armageddon"), the comedic drama "Patch Adams" and a smattering of family films ("Dr. Doolittle").
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Colonel Petrov had largely faded into obscurity — at one point he had been reduced to growing potatoes to feed himself — when his role in averting nuclear Armageddon came to light in 1998 with the publication of the memoir of Gen.
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World Chess Chief Executive Ilya Merenzon is making a similar pitch to potential investors in a "hybrid initial public offering" of the broadcaster, which is developing an "Armageddon" chess league for TV. His ploy is less absurd than it sounds.
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Thus began a long roller coaster ride for the two countries, full of periodic upswings as friends when détente was in vogue, inevitably followed by precipitous plummets as foes that left the world shuddering about the prospects of a nuclear Armageddon.
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"This month's improvement in consumer confidence follows positive news from other areas of the economy and slightly punctures the arguments of those who predicted immediate economic Armageddon following a Brexit vote," Scott Corfe, Centre for Economics and Business Research director, said.
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In 2008, Larry Hall purchased a retired missile silo — an underground structure made for the storage and launch of nuclear weapon-carrying missiles — for $300,000 and converted it into apartments for people who worry about Armageddon and have cash to burn.
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In an oft-quoted Texas Tribune article, Republican lawyers have raised the possibility of an "Armageddon map" — one that endangered a half-dozen Republican districts, fully one-fourth of the 24 seats that Democrats need to retake the House in 2018.
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If protesters with Pussy Riot were jailed for years over a protest song they performed in a Moscow cathedral, where were all the believers who should have been equally offended by a song endorsing Armageddon, mused one critic on social media.
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But its fame derives principally from the apocalyptic final book of the New Testament, "Revelation", which tells of "the battle of that great day of God Almighty...And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon".
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"These clothes have very little utility, of course, because survivalism, prepper behavior, is not a practiced trade," said Richard Mitchell, professor emeritus of sociology at Oregon State University and the author of Dancing at Armageddon: Survivalism and Chaos in Modern Times.
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In a fun video of the outing, Liv showed her proud father outside the Armageddon – Les Effets Speciaux attraction, which is centered on the 1998 movie that she starred in and whose soundtrack he sang "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" for.
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Charlie Ferer is no ordinary landscaper; he is the owner and creator of Paradise Greens in Phoenix, AZ. After the success of Paradise Greens, Charlie decided to apply his knowledge and passion for firearms into Armageddon Tactical Solutions, a military consulting company.
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Veteran journalist Dan Rather wrote in a Facebook post two weeks ago that the various controversies have the potential to become bigger than Watergate: On a 10 scale of armageddon for our form of government, I would put Watergate at a 9.
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If you're thinking this sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon" you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there won't be any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles (NASA retired the shuttles in 2011).
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It goes on to detail their long years of friendship as they meet run into one another over the years; from the looks of it, the series will have a real buddy-comedy feel as the two team up to stave off armageddon.
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For the weekly Reboot section, the guys re-watch the 1998 Michael Bay blockbuster Armageddon, starring Bruce Willis as Self-Sacrificing Father, Ben Affleck as Oil Driller #2, Billy Bob Thorton as NASA, Liv Tyler as Worry, and Murderous Asteroid as Itself.
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They have been goaded by a Democratic member of Congress to confront Trump supporters; a former Obama official compared border enforcement to the Holocaust; and we hear that people are going to die because of whatever the day's Trump Armageddon happens to be.
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To me QAnon has little to do with conspiracy or the deep state: The Q message is basically about the new Eden that great Trump figure is going to lead his followers to once the Armageddon against the liberals is over and won.
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Further, given the brutal defeats suffered by both Bush and Obama in the 2006 and 2010 midterms respectively, and given that the current Guard deployment was announced even earlier than in those years, the White House is bracing for electoral Armageddon come November.
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The vote in Alabama is an Armageddon moment for the Republican Party, the future of Alabama, and the fate of the Senate that should stop governing itself like a one-party state more similar in process to Putin's parliament than Jefferson's Senate.
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The novels' hero, his daughter, their pastor and a young journalist go on a quest to save the lost and to prepare for the Second Coming of Christ, who will reign for 1,000 years, ending with a battle, Armageddon, and Heaven on Earth.
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Watching this makes me feel both nostalgic and triggered, reminding me of days spent in my pastor's rumpus room, watching PTL on satellite TV, wondering if I was righteous enough to be saved from the carnage about to befall the earth in Armageddon.
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From the Kremlin's perspective, Washington has unfairly held back Russian nuclear might through arms control treaties while developing its own new weapons, wrecking the nuclear balance and fear of "mutually assured destruction" that staved off Armageddon during the height of the Cold War.
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Again and again, they were blindsided by the conflagrations that upended their societies and wrecked their orderly lives — much as people today would be dumbfounded by an armageddon exploding from the Korean Peninsula, the Taiwan Straits, the Persian Gulf or the Baltics.
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"It's turned into a tattoo holiday," said Michaelle Fiore, a tattoo artist at the Armageddon Ink Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as she applied a purple stencil of an eye with an X above it to the upper arm of an 2125-year-old.
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To claim that things are worse than they were during the Cold War — when, on occasion, we avoided nuclear armageddon only through the good instincts of a random person in the right place at the right time — is a very strong claim.
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A political note of interest: Democratic presidents cumulatively moved the clock 16 seconds closer to doom, while Republican administrations actually moved the clock 11 seconds away from doom, with the clock moving over 71 years from seven to two minutes to Armageddon.
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You see all these movies like Armageddon, Independence Day, 12 Monkeys, Planet of the Apes and stuff, and there's always a moral at the end of the story: If you stand up for what's right, you won't have to give in to a dystopian world.
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Life, sort of, imitating art If you're thinking the mission to Bennu sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon," you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there aren't any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles.
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There are the asteroid strikes of the "Deep Impact" and "Armageddon" films, the robot wars of the "Battlestar Galactica" TV series and "Terminator" film franchise, the medical problems and overpopulation in the "Children of Men" and "Elysium" movies, and many other disasters natural and artificial.
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Meanwhile, George Osborne, the then-Chancellor and aggressive remain campaigner, saw that Farage's scare tactics had some merit, and thought it sensible to warn that if the riff raff dared to drag us out of the EU then financial Armageddon would effectively end the nation.
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According to new court documents, a group of naked Jehovah's witnesses who thought Armageddon was occurring kidnapped a family, forced them to chant "Jehovah" repeatedly while driving down an Alberta road in an SUV, and displayed "extreme strength" while being repeatedly tased by the cops.
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So from the early 1970s into the 2000s, a succession of discussions was held between the two superpowers that led to treaties designed to put a cap on the numbers and lethality of these weapons that both sides recognized were the surest path to Armageddon.
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But the clips of the 2012 nominee saying "his promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University" are also a reminder of just how wooden he is behind a camera—even when talking about impending armageddon, should Trump get the Republican nomination.
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NASA and FEMA are contingency planning for a potential asteroid Armageddon Alongside international partners, NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office will participate in a "tabletop exercise" that will simulate a scenario for how to respond to an asteroid on an impact trajectory with Earth. 7.
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You realize that you need 80,1003 users and you need this kinda this and you're just building that machine so that you get a series A and I cannot wait for the Armageddon that is gonna put out 97 percent of these fake entrepreneurs.
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Through it all, in an atmosphere of classic '80s paranoia, the Cold War with Russia threatens to unleash Armageddon, the doomsday clock ticks ever closer to midnight and a global catastrophe looms from which no hero in tights can hope to deliver the world.
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists—a nonprofit group of scientists and security experts who monitor the possibility of Armageddon caused by humans—has moved the Doomsday Clock 100 seconds to midnight, the closest to midnight the clock has been in its 75-year history.
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It kept the tired political humor to a bare minimum and focused instead on a different kind of armageddon: the entertainment-pocalypse that sees Game of Thrones and the Marvel Cinematic Universe as we know it coming to an end in the space of a single month.
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As demonstrations flare up around the U.S. to protest a President-Elect who has repeatedly vowed to dismantle the Obama Administration's climate change policies and strike a far more adversarial stance in the global theater, Armageddon in our movie theaters don't look quite so diabolically delightful.
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Douglas Rushkoff, whose book, Team Human, is due out early next year, recently wrote about a meeting in which one of the attendees' primary concerns was how rich people could control the security personnel protecting them in their armored bunkers after the money/climate/society armageddon.
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In its symbolic look at the likelihood of armageddon, members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists announced today that they are keeping the world's so-called Doomsday Clock at three minutes to "midnight" — a metaphor for the end of the world as we know it.
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"We might resort to reducing production in the winter if we cannot get enough supplies and have difficulties sending our products due to the railway Armageddon," said a manager with Yanzhou Coal Mining Co's coke plant in Shandong province, which produces two million tonnes per year.
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" Kaplan accurately noted that Bolton's approach to foreign policy has "echoes of the postwar conservatism of the early National Review, of Barry Goldwater (who Bolton campaigned for), of Jesse Helms—who once boasted, 'John Bolton is the kind of man with whom I would stand at Armageddon.
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Armageddon Aerosmith performed "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" for this Bay/Bruckheimer blockbuster about Bruce, Ben, Billy Bob, and Buscemi nuking an asteroid from the inside, and basically it sums up the whole thing in under five minutes: an epic power ballad of a film.
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We know that the Trump administration does not give a rat's ass about the environment, he made that clear after withdrawing the US from the Paris climate agreement, so it's up to local governments to make the changes that will keep Armageddon at bay a little longer.
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"Brexit should never have been talked up as an Armageddon moment for UK M&A, especially with such a sharp devaluation in the currency which has clearly been a stimulus for overseas buyers," Tim Gee, London-based M&A partner at law firm Baker & McKenzie, told Reuters.
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" Parts of High Frontiers read as familiar to readers in today's Trump era—in Sirius's editorial for Issue One, he argues for distribution of wealth and conservation of the planet, and criticises then-president Ronald Reagan as "our absurd, grade-b movie-star president, Armageddon Man.
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By the time Kevin is fighting himself in an attempt to cut a key out of his own heart — a key that will launch nuclear armageddon, mind you — it's clear that The Leftovers has escaped its earthly bonds and jetted off to some new planet entirely.
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The company sells water filtration systems, emergency survival food and other products on Infowars targeting consumers in the preparedness movement, "from someone who is preparing for a job loss or a weekend without power, up to the full blown Armageddon," Mr. Redhawk said in an interview.
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In a supporting cast full of underutilized players, including Donald Sutherland, Preacher's Ruth Negga, and a quick cameo from Natasha Lyonne, Tyler's role is so painfully underwritten, she must have been cast solely for the meta connection to her previous role as an astronaut's girlfriend in Armageddon.
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The intellect helps us in many ways do amazing things, but it also keeps pointing us toward Armageddon or something that's going to be bad for us or some way to misuse our power, so we're constantly wrestling with what to do with our own brains.
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"Anyone hearing the bizarre, false, politicized, last-ditch rants of the politicians who tried to block the transition could be excused for waking up Saturday morning and being stunned to discover that the transition took place as scheduled, and yet there was no related internet Armageddon," Weinstein told Motherboard.
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But in a world of Armageddon, where the world ends, currencies will go by the way of the countries; bitcoin, like gold, will still have value because of the blockchain-ing that goes on behind it," Dennis Davitt, portfolio manager at Harvest Volatility Management, said Wednesday on "Trading Nation.
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The boys are still steaming from the way Paulie left things in Armageddon (who can forget him telling Brad that his girl Britni hooked up with her ex, Chuck, while in Redemption House?!), and Kyle makes it known he wants to fight Paulie when he sees him again.
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The trailer — which, along with a few brief clips, debuted to an adoring crowd at Madison Square Garden's Hulu Theater — shows off the extremely British, odd-couple comedy, in which Aziraphale the angel (Michael Sheen) and Crowley the demon (David Tennant) must work together to stave off Armageddon.
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Armageddon is a natural addition to Qoqas's catalogue; in the past he's released mods packed with a virulent zombie apocalypse, possessed children, twerking, the ability to expose cheating couples, Saw-like extreme violence, Bravo-like extreme romance, and the pathway to turn your Sim into a global pop star.
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