Then pour the crawfish onto the table and belly up.
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And some businesses have gone belly up because of that.
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The Shortlist BELLY UP Stories By Rita Bullwinkel 225 pp.
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When you belly up to the bar, it's go time. 1.
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But what if the company running the servers goes belly-up?
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He has not presided over countless businesses that went belly up.
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Even the most promising company can go belly-up without warning.
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Yet, when did anyone ever see a mainland insurer go belly up?
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His startup went belly-up, leaving employees and contractors in the cold.
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Either insurers would go belly-up, or premiums would become prohibitively expensive.
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The trick is to avoid going belly up when the tide turns.
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Russia rings the dinner bell, and partisans belly up to the table.
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And when the firm went belly up — so did all of their savings.
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Adeptus is in a world of trouble financially and may go belly up.
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Sports Authority, for instance, went belly up, liquidating merchandise in about 400 stores.
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Bigger farms are getting even bigger, while smaller ones are going belly up.
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But Bannon went belly-up politically this week, and the stock market soared.
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They did not, Ms. Sanders was ousted, and the college went belly up.
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Las Vegas and Nevada adopted the league's preferred stance: They rolled belly up.
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I pass a handful of Ravenclaws as I belly up to the reception desk.
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Problem is, AMC and other chains have to worry about MoviePass going belly-up.
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But several other companies and ideas have gone belly up because of internet outrage.
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You might buy a phone or tablet whose maker would quickly go belly-up.
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Not bad for a company a lot of people thought would go belly up.
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She started several businesses — including a healthy cookie company — but they went belly-up.
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"If they go belly up, and chances are they're gonna, then we don't get anything."
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Gamblers would belly up to the prize booth and turn their credits back into cash.
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Both companies had received much financial backing from the U.S. government before turning belly up.
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The stunning Delahaye brand on display at the Concours went belly up in the 1950s.
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It's worth pointing out that a few EV ride-sharing programs have gone belly up.
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A business big enough that it could be listed on the NASDAQ goes belly-up.
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The problem: The insurance co-ops created by the law have mostly gone belly-up.
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But when that relationship eventually ended, her one-and-done marriage dream went belly-up.
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Q&A Q. Why do I always find roaches dying belly up on my floor?
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Across the racetrack, visitors belly up to the rail or enjoy breakfast in Millionaires Row.
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Banks have been going belly-up in Russia with alarming regularity and, generally speaking, little publicity.
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Rates may also jump if another major container carrier like Hanjin goes belly up, added Schreiber.
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David's business went belly-up and left us struggling to make ends meet while he regrouped.
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Sadly, the airline went belly up in May 1982 after racking up $733 million in debt.
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While devastating for the workers, Cenedella said it's not uncommon for industries to go belly up.
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Similarly, at 6D, the grid-splitting BELLY UP TO THE BAR refers to one's BELLY BUTTON.
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The greenhouses where Black River Organic Farm grows its tomatoes looked like whales floating belly up.
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But what if that real estate bet goes belly-up and she loses all of her money?
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In the very last moments of the trailer, we see a poor goldfish go belly-up. Creepy?
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When most of those big investments went belly up, the first-time general manager paid the price.
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When real estate prices tanked, the bad mortgages went belly-up, and the entire financial system collapsed.
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That means that Levi's probably won't crater if one of its retail partners suddenly goes belly up.
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But many of those crypto projects have gone belly up, or been outed by regulators as frauds.
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"Imagine if this was summertime," said Ms. Haviland, who took selfies next to the belly-up plane.
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The sisters claim due to Boldface's mismanagement, the partnership didn't last long ... and Boldface ultimately went belly up.
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And in California, more than 100 truckers lost their jobs as yet another freight company went belly up.
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In a year when many startups went belly up, Lily Robotics set the tone with its January collapse.
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When we got into the pen with him, he immediately climbed into my lap and went belly up.
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Video of the incident aftermath shows train cars belly up, and dozens carrying casualties away from the area.
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Despite its massive debt-to-GDP numbers, the chance of China going belly up is minuscule, said Lau.
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Both funds effectively went belly up after Shkreli's purported stock picking acumen turned out to be a charade.
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When the business went belly-up, though, she says she went broke and had to sell the accessory.
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Nouveau space station companies could go belly up if the hoped-for customers are slow to show up.
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Juicero, a Silicon Valley start-up that raised about $21 million from investors, went belly up this year.
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Two shaggy Lakeland terriers are wrestling while a goofy-looking boxer sunbathes belly-up on a park bench.
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At first it looks like she's indulging in a normal cat nap: belly up, eyes blissful slits, paws akimbo.
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"Other moms-to-be were happy to belly up to the cause in support of maternal health," says Blakely.
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As businesses struggle or even go belly-up, domestic consumption, a driver of the economy, has started to moderate.
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Juicero went belly up in September, and now Teforia has gone to that big recycling bin in the sky.
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With the startup-failure rate holding steady at around 90%, stories of new companies going belly-up are common.
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The Yankees are in a pennant race and need every win; the Mets are a fish gone belly up.
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The economy in the politically crucial Midwest is already hurting, with factories closing down and farms going belly up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - On the day Lehman Brothers went belly-up, Merrill Lynch sold itself to Bank of America.
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The untimely death of Hello serves as a cautionary tale about what can happen when gadget startups go belly up.
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Erin Andrews isn't gonna let her hotel peeping Tom slide on his debt, even though he's gone belly-up, financially.
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Manufacturers that use steel and aluminum, and consumers that buy their products, will have to belly up to the bar.
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At least two wells are inactive on his land, after Terra Energy, a Calgary company, went belly up in 2016.
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You cannot just walk in and belly up to the famous bar or follow the maître d'hôtel to a banquette.
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Position belly up and slice down the abdomen's center, being careful not to let your knife slip to either side.
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MoviePass essentially went belly-up in September 2019, although at the time, the company said its shutdown could be temporary.
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If it wasn't clear, we are no longer talking about small town newspapers losing their classifieds revenue and going belly up.
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It has also see some of its investments go belly-up, like its microtransit service Chariot which shuttered earlier this year.
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Image: Elias Levy/FlickrOn August 3rd, researchers discovered a dead mink whale floating belly up off the coast of Cape Cod.
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Should the league go belly-up, players will be back where they were a year ago: with fewer options, all unpaid.
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This was because the money market fund had invested in Lehman Brothers, a financial firm that had just gone belly-up.
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Charles Lazarus, the man who founded Toys 'R' Us in 1948, has died, just days after the company went belly up.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co exited the business after headaches from issuing cards for Circuit City, an electronics retailer that went belly up.
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In case of problems with smaller companies, there is a guarantee fund that protects policyholders if their provider goes belly-up.
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"The whole idea of going to Mars is to [create] another human existence, especially if Earth goes belly up," he said.
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Later-stage companies are less likely to go belly up, but are also less likely to provide extraordinary returns, he said.
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It has also see some of its investments go belly-up, like its microtransit service Chariot, which shuttered earlier this year.
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WeWork's prospectus did reveal some $47bn in lease obligations globally; if WeWork went belly up tomorrow, its counterparties would be hit.
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As a result, suburban malls have destroyed downtowns across America, Kniffen contended, as businesses go belly up and customers dry up.
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The FSA provides crop insurance and serves as a lender of last resort for farmers on the brink of going belly up.
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Mr Subramanian, Mr Chandra and others fear that if coal-fired plants go belly up, the banking system would be badly strained.
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A photograph from the clash provided by Arce's office showed a man lying belly-up on blood-stained stones in a field.
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The companies are two of the biggest fish going belly-up after massive buy-outs from their largest investor, SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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Margaritaville eventually opened a much smaller hotel in Biloxi, but it went belly up, perhaps because the company picked a bad location.
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I've seen them get old, get sick and belly up to the bar for their last round at their final last call.
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When Toys R Us and Babies R Us went belly up, it meant the closure of nearly 800 stores throughout the country.
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If things go belly up you don't want to be stuck in transfer in some airport sitting there waiting for a transfer.
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Puzzles were just a side-business of mine until late 1997, but then the publishing house I worked for went belly-up.
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Ever since the soldier consummated his relationship with Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel), fans have theorized that he's going to end the season belly up.
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The company, like most other dot-coms of the time, went belly-up in short order as the stock market went to hell.
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Even weirder, the investors don't get direct equity in Uber, which means there are less protections for investors should Uber go belly up.
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"The regulators all agreed that absent a solution, our economies, our societies would go belly up," he recounted in a speech in February.
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Startup failures are not uncommon, but a billion-dollar company that has raised huge pools of money going belly up remains a rarity.
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However, it essentially went belly-up in September 2019 for its unsustainable business model before its parent company liquidated its assets in January.
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This happened in my home state of Tennessee, when Community Health Alliance went belly-up, leaving roughly 27,000 Tennesseans without coverage for 2016.
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But if all such high-tech devices are covered, it will be practically impossible for any insurance company not to go belly-up.
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But if the start-up goes belly up or the splurges pile up, the funds that once seemed so large can disappear — fast.
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Nonetheless, I spent hours watching the tiny fish glide in circles, praying that they would not be floating belly up the next day.
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"One could discuss at length who's to blame for the fact that this situation went belly up," VW's Mueller said, declining further comment.
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I got to play out a phone call between my destitute actor friend whose Rolf Harris impersonation business had (understandably) gone belly up.
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But I know how hard she worked to get the deal done and smooth things over when things went belly-up with the owners.
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Coffins were lined up nearby awaiting bodies being pulled from the vessel, which lay belly up in the water just meters from the shoreline.
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This is a frame from the home monitoring camera while his humans are out - note the belly up napping in the bottom left corner.
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A company that goes belly-up with dozens of staffers on its payroll, and dozens of vendors on its books, is a different story.
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According to the docs Pablo recently filed, he's less than $50k in the hole -- so it doesn't look like he's exactly going belly-up.
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In other words, if Robinhood goes belly up and you have money in their checking or savings accounts, you may be out of luck.
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If not for him, T'Challa would have been belly up in a river somewhere while Killmonger waged World War III from the Wakandan throne.
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His first high-profile venture was eSamsung, a start-up incubator that went belly-up during the dot-com collapse of the early 2000s.
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The sense of crisis has mounted in recent months as a number of American drug companies with promising new products have gone belly up.
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" Fewer than half the songs are from the original show, including the fine "I Ain't Down Yet" and "Belly Up to the Bar, Boys.
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He also admitted that if he had been a first-time restaurateur with no steady stream of income, he may have gone belly up.
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But when their father's various financial schemes go belly-up, the sisters — and their two younger brothers — are forced to fend for themselves. —T.
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The federal law, however, doesn't apply to "church plans" — meaning they don't have an insurance backstop in the event their pension goes belly up.
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Unfortunately, things go belly up in the final group-stage fixture, where Corbyn's England only need a draw to go through to the knockout rounds.
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The plan to take Casterly Rock also goes belly-up, and Dany's ally, Olenna Tyrell, is forced to drink poison by Jaime Lannister at Highgarden.
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Bridj, another on-demand bus service supported by Ford, went belly-up in May after failing to close a deal with an unnamed car company.
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I imagine rideables that have wicked new designs, Uber flying to a pickup destination near you, or a new electric car company going belly up.
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In the 1970s, when the steel mills totally collapsed and went belly up, the technology in the steel mills were pre–World War I technology.
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This has led critics to worry that it's only a matter of time before an ICO-funded app goes belly-up and burns its investors.
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I was in college during the last recession and didn&apost know much about finances, so I wasn&apost prepared when things went belly-up.
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The company risks going belly up if the concession is revoked ahead of it 2038 deadline without compensation, the chief executive of Autostrade said recently.
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Will the Trump growth story turn belly up in the face of domestic turbulence: the Mueller investigation, the threat of impeachment and Fed interest rate policy?
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Bridj, another on-demand bus service supported by Ford, went belly up in May 2017 after failing to close a deal with an unnamed car company.
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Uninformed investors with smaller cash reserves than rich LP's or well-funded VC's are more likely to feel the loss should the investment go belly up.
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Sam Zell, the legendary investor and entrepreneur, has seen WeWork-esque business models pop up since the late 1950s — each of which has gone belly-up.
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Over the years, Mr. Rhodes had some aborted projects, including, in 1999, a contract with a label that went belly up before he got to work.
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But in 1958, as a result of a behind-the-scenes convulsion in the magazine-distribution business, the whole s-f publishing world went belly up.
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And get this: They wrote into the bankruptcy agreement that the executives who defected to Contura could not be held liable if Alpha goes belly up.
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Deadly Germs, Lost cures First Big Pharma fled the field, and now start-ups are going belly up, threatening to stifle the development of new drugs.
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South Bend was the former home of the Oliver Plow Equipment Company and the automaker Studebaker, both of which went belly-up in the mid-1960s.
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He worked at the Noranda Aluminum smelter before it went belly-up in 803 and also runs his family's 280,27-acre farm along with two brothers.
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"A crisis can create an opportunity, (Mediaset) had to offset the impact of a deal that went belly up," a source close to the matter told Reuters.
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Many American jobs were lost and some companies went belly up, but Petrie said the survivors refined their methods and technology, and brought their cost structures down.
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Soon after she arrived, Tracy walked her big belly up a hill to the admissions office at nearby Rio Hondo Community College and registered for fall semester.
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Murray Energy, after all, was the latest in a string of coal companies to go belly up amid a shift to renewable energy and cleaner-burning gas.
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"When the company that I worked for for 14 years went belly up and laid me off… I figured I'm done working for the man," Balke says.
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"Most of my friends are more worried about finding jobs," said Andre Olveira, 38, the owner of a small hotel in Salvador that went belly up last year.
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The mid 2000s also saw second generation P2Ps and early Bittorrent indexes land in the crosshairs of trade organizations like the RIAA —and the majority went belly-up.
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N, from complying with U.S. biofuels regulations - a waiver historically reserved for tiny operations in danger of going belly up, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Vancouver went a modest 260 percent over (although its athletes' village went belly up afterward at a cost of $100 million), while other cities had grand mal seizures.
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TMZ broke the story .. Mohamed did file bankruptcy papers last week in L.A., but it's his construction company, 901 Strada LLC, that's gone belly up ... not Mohamed, personally.
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In 2018, once-strong retailers like Brookstone and Mattress Firm went belly up, and the once-iconic Sears continues to teeter on the edge of insolvency after numerous blows.
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When you think of a toy plastic horse, it's probably a Breyers model—it's the biggest producer, and nearly every other model horse manufacturer has since gone belly up.
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Though as proven by the ongoing Bacon Camp and a New York Times story, the pig industry won't be going belly up anytime soon: It was just fake news.
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As we first told you, the new owners -- who want to remain anonymous -- made out when the Giudices went belly-up ... snatching up the pad in August for $127k.
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Hillair Capital Management claims it ponied up more than $10 million to save the Kardashian sisters' struggling cosmetics line, "Kardashian Beauty" ... after their former business partner went belly up.
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The stock market rose as Lehman Brothers and AIG went belly up and plummeted as the world's most powerful financial authorities introduced program after program to alleviate the crisis.
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That typically occurs when a company has gone belly-up – an increasingly common scenario as the nation's utilities shift to cheaper natural gas and cleaner solar and wind power.
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Worth noting: Many of the big chains that have struggled or gone belly up during Amazon's rise were heading downhill long before the e-commerce giant started gaining market share.
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Atlantia has said it would be in its own interest to invest in Alitalia because it operates Rome's main airport Fiumicino, which could suffer if the airline goes belly-up.
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Solyndra goes belly up after $250 million in federal support, but the same critics of NIH partnerships have responded that government investment is necessary because commercializing green energy is risky.
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When one member of a party goes missing, it's cause for concern, because she could be part of the reason the entire world went belly up in the first place.
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In an attempt to shelter her son from the trauma of finding his pet goldfish belly-up, Mom flushes the corpse down the toilet while the boy is at school.
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Once you've caught one, carefully untangle the wings and hold it belly up, wings down and head poking between the pointer and middle fingers of your clean, sterilized nondominant hand.
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On-demand services that have gone belly up like Luxe and Shyp provided low-margin and low-cost services like laundry and parking where customers had little tolerance for extra fees.
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The part of the story that I think is really interesting, he was part of the founding team of this company called Scour, which as you said went completely belly up.
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Always keep an eye on your drink, especially when travelingWhen you belly up to the bar, it's a good idea to know exactly what you're getting, especially in an unfamiliar area.
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The online service, which allowed selected friends to see and comment on one's credit card purchases, went belly up in 2011, though it was valued at $46 million at one point.
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When that went belly up, he went to work at a healthcare software company, and then Manhattan Prep, a small firm that offered test preparation services for the GMAT and LSAT.
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Dingjia, a Hangzhou-based rental company, went belly-up in August due to what its chief executive called an aggressive market expansion, marking the first high-profile bankruptcy in the sector.
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Seattle seems like an unlikely venue for a duel between bike-sharing companies: it's rainy, hilly, its residents can't drive and another bike-share program recently went belly up publicly and ignominiously.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shaky global stocks and a recent spike in U.S. equity volatility have sounded a warning for investors eager to find assets offering shelter in case world markets go belly-up.
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Are you filled with anger that the environmentalists and the Obama Administration have put so much pressure on the coal industry that the second biggest U.S. coal miner has gone belly up?
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A search and rescue team has been attempting to flip the ship, which is belly up in the waters, back to its normal position so it can be towed to the dock.
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"If one small supplier goes belly up then it will affect all small suppliers," said Simon Oscroft, a former energy trader at Macquarie, who set up supplier SO Energy in late 2015.
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Though developers are often required to set aside money for emergencies, it is hard to know who might pay for groundskeeping if a developer were to go belly up, Mr. Croft said.
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In his now infamous illustration, "We Are On the Home Stretch," a waylaid Greeley is seen, belly up, on a stretcher, defeated and being returned home to his home in Chappaqua, New York.
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Along Cedros Avenue, Belly Up Tavern has been pulling in crowds for live music for more than 21920 years, and Carruth Cellars Urban Winery and Culture Brewing Co. fill up for happy hour.
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Apple co-founder and noted bitcoin bull Steve Wozniak says the hype around blockchain is similar to what he saw in the dotcom era, with companies going belly-up at a rapid rate.
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He says Gilbert's body was found belly-up, unusual for a drowning victim, and that her belongings were strewn around her, suggesting her corpse was carried to the spot where it was found.
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The first megafund, SoftBank Capital Partners, surfed on the dot-com boom at the turn of the last century — and a frankly shocking number of those would-be world-beaters went belly up.
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Her final marriage to real estate developer Richard Hamlett resulted in more financial woes, as he pushed her into ill-advised ventures like the Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Hotel, which quickly went belly-up.
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He'd entered the marijuana business solely for the money after his clothing store went belly-up and a partnership soured with a former friend — who now runs a competing marijuana store up the street.
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Image: AP Photo/Juan KaritaPeruvian authorities are scrambling to determine why thousands of critically endangered, Titicaca water frogs are washing up belly up, after an environmental group reported the mass die-off last week.
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"I wanna hear the dogs crying for water/ I wanna see fish go belly-up in the sea," she sings, her elastic voice reaching near-operatic levels of intensity against surges of synthetic brass.
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Atlantia has said it would be in its own interest to invest in Alitalia, because it operates Rome's main airport Fiumicino, which is Alitalia's hub and which could suffer if Alitalia goes belly-up.
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Yet J.Crew's attempt at mass-market bridal went belly-up, and David's Bridal foundered even after elaborate and expensive efforts to rebrand as something other than "the Walmart of weddings," declaring bankruptcy last year.
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Through a series of transactions over the last several years, Lampert has extracted significant value from Sears and may secure additional assets if the company goes belly up, according to public filings and interviews.
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As we reported ... Lisa sued Barry back in February claiming she lost $24.5 million after her stock plummeted following an investment into the parent company of "American Idol" ... which went belly-up in 2016.
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And the biggest multiemployer plan, Central States — whose colorful past history as Mafia venture capital fund is related in the hit film "The Irishman" — is due to go belly up as soon as 2025.
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"One could discuss at length who is to blame for the fact that this situation went belly up, but I will not discuss it any further," Mueller said, referring to the dispute with Prevent Group.
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The self-proclaimed "greatest jobs president God ever created" had his most recent bankruptcy in 2009 when Trump Entertainment Resorts went belly up and 1,100 workers were laid off while lenders lost over $1 billion.
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China's small and medium-sized firms have grown so acute that many are expected to become unprofitable or even go belly-up this year, boding ill for an economy running short on strong growth drivers.
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On the second night, downstream in Mt. Morris Township, Karen Winchester saw hundreds of dead fish floating down the river past her property — catfish, carp, and bluegill, 3 to 20 inches long, all belly-up.
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The bottom line: "Most of these health care startups are gonna go belly up because the health care delivery system is not all that easily disrupted," says Bob Wachter, a top physician leader at UCSF.
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The bottom line: "Most of these health care startups are gonna go belly up because the health care delivery system is not all that easily disrupted," says Bob Wachter, a top physician leader at UCSF.
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WASHINGTON — Caleb Bennett was days away from starting the final semester of an associate degree at ITT Technical Institute outside Indianapolis last fall when he got word that the school had unexpectedly gone belly up.
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We see Eteocles (Morimasa Takeishi) rise peacefully from his demise, step into the water and walk into the afterlife, while the corpse of Polyneices (Keita Mishima) lies belly-up on a rock, left to rot.
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"Our seals are dying, our fish are going belly up before they spawn," said Jerry Ivanoff, a Yup'ik man from the Alaskan village of Unalakleet and a co-author on the report, in an interview.
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Behind the men, who are close to weeping, thousands more fish drift belly-up, asphyxiated in a cold snap that killed the blue-green algae blooming along the river and deprived the water of oxygen.
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Mr. Gross has made some big bets that Brazil and Mexico will not default by selling investors credit-default swaps, derivative instruments that would force him to disburse large sums if these countries go belly up.
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Walk along the shore to revel in the views across the Puget Sound, where you might spot harbor seals floating belly-up in the calm water offshore, and on clear days, spy the Olympic Mountains beyond.
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Antibiotic start-ups like Achaogen and Aradigm have gone belly up in recent months, pharmaceutical behemoths like Novartis and Allergan have abandoned the sector and many of the remaining American antibiotic companies are teetering toward insolvency.
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However, in a Tuesday ruling in bankruptcy court ... a judge found 901 Strada had filed to go belly up for the "sole purpose of preventing the enforcement of the state court order" to demolish the mansion.
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At the same time he went to work at Lehman Brothers, where he helped connect the then-financial giant with Midwest banks, but left before the investment bank went belly-up in the midst of the recession.
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Plan sponsors have been reluctant to do this due to concerns about fiduciary liabilities in the event that an annuity provider in the plan goes belly-up; that could be addressed by giving sponsors "safe harbor" protections.
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Earlier this year, century-old retailer Sears Holdings Corp became one of the latest companies to save itself from going belly up, after a U.S. court approved a takeover bid from its chairman Edward Lampert's hedge fund.
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Since the early 23s, banks, private equity firms and other financial institutions have poured billions into the restaurant industry as they sought out more tangible enterprises than the dot-com start-ups that were going belly-up.
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You're going to see that spill over into the banking sector, you're going to see that spill over to property prices, maybe even the high level of consumer debt is going to cause individuals to go belly-up.
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Mehle churned out six columns a week, challenging the pseudonymous prima donna of gossip, Nancy Randolph at The Daily News, until The Journal-American and its short-lived merged successor, The World Journal Tribune, also went belly up.
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In the wake of the 19203 election, with both parties struggling to connect with a disaffected working class, and just about everyone in need of a drink, Americans might want to belly up to the once-maligned saloon.
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Two Octobers ago, the Mets battered the Cubs in the National League Championship Series, but these days the New York club is a collection of unproven players finishing out a season that went belly up a while ago.
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The guarantees not only subsidized the project by reducing the owners' cost of borrowing, they also put taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars should the project go belly-up and the owners default on the loans.
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Right now, the softwood market, mostly firs and spruce in Maine, he said, "has gone belly up, but I'll still be cross-country skiing on our property on Saturday morning, and we can still make maple syrup there."
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Which begs another question: Are weed stocks something savvy investors should be considering adding to their portfolios, or is it foolish to put your money in something that could go belly up with a new, possibly less weed-friendly administration?
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When your Grand Theft Auto chase is derailed by a 15-car pileup you had nothing to do with or your sneaky Far Cry 5 outpost infiltration goes belly-up when a bear suddenly wanders into the scene, that's emergent gameplay.
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While the world's most serious eaters belly up to the table for Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest -- sink your teeth into these grilled gams and see if you can guess the star behind these done up hot dog legs. Delicious.
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TIANJIN, China (Reuters) - The struggles of China's small and medium-sized firms have grown so acute that many are expected to become unprofitable or even go belly-up this year, boding ill for an economy running short on strong growth drivers.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits In Alexis Rockman's large mural "Spheres of Influence," it's hard to turn away from the dead waterfowl floating belly up, its head hanging underwater near a depiction of type E botulism, which has poisoned thousands of water birds.
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The group's biggest concern is that if big banks' venture capital investments went belly up and destabilized the banks themselves, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation would end up having to bail them out using money collected for the deposit insurance fund.
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The episode continues to crosscut between the Kingdom's preparations for their offensive and Ezekiel's desperate scramble to stay alive after it goes belly-up, creating a contrast between the faith they put in him and his self-loathing over having betrayed it.
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For now, visitors can still belly up to the rustic wood bar in view of the stills on the other side of the windows and order one of the craft cocktails that showcase Steamboat Whiskey's spirits, including its 100-proof Territorial Moonshine.
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So, belly up to the bar and we'll explain what the scientists behind this new meta-analysis running in the latest edition of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs think happened with the earlier studies that show the health benefits of moderate drinking.
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The consequences of Mexico's sugar rush have been felt in the United States, as the last sugar producer in the state of Hawaii closed its doors earlier this year, and a major sugar beet factory in Wyoming is scheduled to go belly up soon.
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This is not only because banks are reluctant to lend to businesses whose intangible assets may simply disappear if they go belly-up, but also because of the winner-takes-all effect that a handful of companies, including Apple (and Amazon and Google), enjoy.
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Rita Bullwinkel's Belly Up is an astounding collection of short stories — stories about girls who want to be plants, or a living boy who grew up in a family of zombies, or a dying woman who sneaks out for a night swim with an ailing man.
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Usually idyllic beaches, waterways and estuaries near the massive, biodiverse ecosystem along central Florida's Atlantic coast are littered with scores of dead, rotting fish; an estimated hundreds of thousands of them are floating belly up in brackish, polluted water as far as the eye can see.
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As chief operating officer of Facebook and author of "Lean In," she encouraged women to belly up to the table, to know their worth, to march into negotiations with smiles on their faces and steel sheathing their nerves and eyes implacably trained on the C-suite.
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The plan works a little too well: Hakeem mails Mimi a sex tape of himself and Camilla, Mimi offloads all her Empire shares, and Camilla murders her wife in a plot to pawn it off as a suicide that goes belly-up when Lucious catches her in the act.
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Younger millennials — the 21-to-603 crowd – are the age group most likely to belly up to the bar: 51 percent of them typically go to a bar at least once per week, followed by 42 percent of all millennials, 24 percent of "Generation Xers" and 19 percent of baby boomers.
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While it's possible to boot custom firmware on old Lumia phones, there is regretfully no Android port compatible with all of Microsoft's mobile hardware, meaning users probably aren't going to be able to extend the life of the old devices by porting it to another mobile OS less likely to go belly up.
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The marine biologist, who has been working on commercial and private whale watching boats for 22 years, expected to find the dead whale floating belly up, what surprised her — and the others aboard the boat — were the two great white sharks feasting on the carcass, one of which was 18 feet long.
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"Travel insurance from a third party can help if your airline goes belly up, bags are lost or stolen, your flight is delayed — for a covered reason — or you miss a connection that prevents you from, say, boarding your cruise," said Julie Loffredi, media relations manager for InsureMyTrip, a travel insurance comparison site.
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I'm not saying Jemima Packington is necessarily a fraud and a scam artist (assuming, that is, that vegetal fortune telling is a profitable venture), but I am saying that when media goes belly up (can I get an ETA on that, Jemima?), I might start looking at my salad a little differently.
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READ MORE HERE >>Its competition is a 'plug at Starbucks': Billionaire investor Sam Zell calls WeWork the 'Enron of real estate' — and says similar models are also doomed to failSam Zell, the legendary investor and entrepreneur, has seen WeWork-esque business models pop up since the late 1950s — each of which has gone belly-up.
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Just as important, if not more so: capitalism went belly-up over and over again, and the Democrats, the major American political party built around reining in the worst excesses of capitalism, failed to keep its own worst impulses in check, instead endorsing a bank-friendly agenda many on the left are still fighting against.
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With most of these debts being held by Chinese entities, it's unlikely we'll see a banking crisis in the same way we could have seen if Greece or Spain went belly up, said Lau — many foreign banks hold European bonds — but we've seen markets panic on far less worrisome Chinese news in the past.
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October 20th - Los Angeles, CA: The El ReyOctober 21st - Solana Beach, CA: The Belly Up TavernOctober 22nd - Silverado, CA: Beach Goth FestivalOctober 23rd - San Francisco, CA: The IndependentOctober 24th - San Francisco, CA: The IndependentOctober 27th - Philadelphia, CA: Underground ArtsOctober 28th - New York, NY: Webster HallOctober 29th - Cambridge, MA: The SinclairOctober 30th - Chicago, IL: Double Door
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Two salient facts of the ride-sharing industry are that it's generally a very capital-intensive business — market leader Uber has raised $21 billion, for context — and it is built on economies of scale, and those two forces have been leading to a lot of movement, with the bigger fish snapping up the more promising of the smaller fish, and many more startups going belly up.
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Currently on my nightstand: "Freshwater," by Akwaeke Emezi; "In the Distance," by Hernán Diaz; the ghostly, wonderful "Riddance," by Shelley Jackson; "Belly Up," by Rita Bullwinkel; "There There," by Tommy Orange; "The Deaths of Henry King," by Jesse Ball and Brian Evenson, with illustrations by Lilli Carré; and "Severance," the astonishing, rollicking office building/apocalypse debut by Ling Ma. What's the last great book you read?
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There's the one in the alley far Downtown where you get yourself into a fistfight for reasons you can't begin to fathom, the one in the ancient condemned theater on 28th Street where jokers on line on the firetrap staircase start flicking lit matches at one another, the one in the decommissioned bar and grill where the personnel from all the other clubs go after closing, where you belly up to the counter and order not drinks but rails of Uptown.
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