A younger fleet of 1,460 rail cars has meant fewer breakdowns, with cars traveling 8,241.7 miles between breakdowns in 2017, up from 3,732 miles in 2011.
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The full study delves deeper into dating app use and user sentiment along a number of lines, including demographic breakdowns, breakdowns by level of education and user opinion.
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"The Nasdaq is littered with these breakdowns, " he said.
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The visitors also suffered from a few costly defensive breakdowns.
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She has the impressively specific character breakdowns she was given.
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It's got the crazy breakdowns, that one is fucking psychotic.
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The breakdowns were also an aesthetic in and of themselves.
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The demographic or partisan breakdowns have larger margins of error.
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"I've had like these serious breakdowns," she told the magazine.
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Unlike Apple, most companies do not report overseas cash breakdowns.
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"2018 was the year of breakdowns and rebuilds," she wrote.
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And indeed those breakdowns are very difficulty to recover from.
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They have similar age and ideological breakdowns to other primaries.
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But the continuing delays and breakdowns have exasperated many riders.
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But stations that have elevators are often plagued by breakdowns.
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"We have seen breakdowns in existing laws," Mr. Scalise said.
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Without them, breakdowns are inevitable and lives will be lost.
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"I've had, like, these serious breakdowns," she told Der Spiegel.
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Were the breakdowns the result of the uncharacteristically stormy winter?
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Some couldn't adapt to the conditions here, suffering nervous breakdowns.
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First, a lot of them had emotional and physical breakdowns.
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Mercury retrograde is causing communication breakdowns, but tonight's decent for connecting.
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Breakdowns in the design and code phase inserted the original defects.
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You can quibble with my guesstimates of percentages and breakdowns here.
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But 2017 turned out to be a year marked by breakdowns.
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Nevada does not release breakdowns of the ethnicity of their voters.
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From bridezillas to budget breakdowns, check out their honest opinions, ahead.
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His own father admitted he had bouts of depression and breakdowns.
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Even the biggest communication breakdowns can bring unseen issues to light.
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Abiding by the contract required paying attention to monthly budget breakdowns.
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For gender breakdowns, we tried to use global numbers where available.
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We had plenty of breakdowns, and that is to USC's credit.
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Here's everything to know about the service along with plan breakdowns.
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Here's everything to know about the service along with plan breakdowns.
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They don't do breakdowns and they've got no catchy sing-alongs.
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We also track demographic data that pinpoints ethnic breakdowns by geography.
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Chinese machinery is cheaper but more prone to breakdowns, he says.
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But breakdowns by ethnicity and sex tell a more complex story.
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Today, the distance between breakdowns has slipped to about 270,270 miles.
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Computerised machinery can predict its own breakdowns and schedule preventive maintenance.
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Singing frogs and insects suffer similar noise-induced breakdowns in communication.
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Williams's forehand, once prone to breakdowns, looks as smooth as ever.
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I have witnessed a truckload of marital breakdowns in my day.
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These breakdowns can bring their own sorts of crises — real ones.
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That's the effect the Nirvana-esque chords and breakdowns have on you.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - In the elevator industry, breakdowns are bad for business.
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So as results come in, keep an eye on breakdowns by county.
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At home, I had a blast spontaneously creating breakdowns within Lock mode.
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Committee breakdowns have historically mirrored the make-up of the overall chamber.
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"We started production, and I was still having these breakdowns," he says.
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"No breakdowns, no screaming," the brain's host makes clear to the band.
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"Well, we don't normally have as many nervous breakdowns," Jones points out.
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But we do little breakdowns in the Nirvana tunes into Elvis ones.
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So the incidence of large- or even small-scale breakdowns is unknown.
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Communication breakdowns were downright comical (and a tad annoying if you're hungry).
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She felt depressed and suicidal, leading to breakdowns at school and home.
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That's why a lot of YouTubers have breakdowns, they have that mentality.
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Voting machine breakdowns caused unconscionably long lines in Georgia, Maryland, and elsewhere.
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Different aid organizations now deliver meals, though sometimes there are scheduling breakdowns.
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Women still love parties and good weather, and they still have breakdowns.
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"A few breakdowns on defense, a few breakouts for them," Donovan said.
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Sean, Durham, N.C.: Look at the gender breakdowns in Super Tuesday's results.
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" Then, without prompting, Mr. Carrey volunteered: "I don't believe in nervous breakdowns.
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Despite his ability to overwhelm hitters, Paxton is no stranger to breakdowns.
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They are a time to procrastinate on papers and postpone mental breakdowns.
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I'll dabble in the frame-by-frame breakdowns of "Star Wars" trailers.
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But some of the most interesting results came from the partisan breakdowns.
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Team Rising looks at the latest racial breakdowns in 85033 polling data.
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In the late 2000s, Britney Spears had several highly publicized mental breakdowns.
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What breakdowns are preventing them from getting the care they obviously need?
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CBS/YouGov did not provide detailed breakdowns of poll respondents by race.
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Big city governments in particular are prone to communication breakdowns between departments.
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The babies only had a few breakdowns and a few spit-ups.
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And they are prone to breakdowns that can be difficult to fix.
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The report cited a raft of agency oversight breakdowns regarding Wells Fargo.
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The Cavs, however, still suffer basic communication breakdowns on almost every play.
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An earlier Reuters report described housing breakdowns at Corvias bases in three states.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like that technology has been perfected, hence his breakdowns.
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How will you stop the weekly breakdowns, cancellations and never-on-time schedules?
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And debilitating IT breakdowns are becoming increasingly common across the industry (see timeline).
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There's also detailed breakdowns of the "send to..." screen and the chat window.
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Others in the film talk of nervous breakdowns, years of drinking and nightmares.
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The OOC has not released any similar breakdowns for settlements in the Senate.
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They do not respond to nervous breakdowns and unhappy episodes that lead nowhere.
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Ms. Diski's father was a con man; her mother was subject to breakdowns.
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Serious attempts and debts by suicide often occur at breakdowns in these connections.
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Gaming YouTuber Etika committed suicide after a series of public mental health breakdowns.
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The Florida senator comfortably leads Beruff in all race, gender and age breakdowns.
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Other polls, such as ones exploring the president's popularity, have similar political breakdowns.
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Winter conditions compound the severity of potential accidents, breakdowns, or other automotive mishaps.
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Breakdowns in student loan servicing may be driving the problem, the bureau said.
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By this point, I'd experienced several nervous breakdowns and was exceptionally, headfuckingly pissed.
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The company does not give detailed breakdowns of volumes for particular currencies publicly.
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But in 2015 the figure was higher, at about 140,000 miles between breakdowns.
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Analysts pointed to schematic breakdowns, as blitzers had several unchecked shots at Manning.
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He texts friends who he knows are on the edge of emotional breakdowns.
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Decades of underinvestment and neglect have led to frequent breakdowns and intolerable delays.
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"Aren't breakdowns amazing in their versatility?" the narrator remarks in the opening pages.
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She said she had not had any big breakdowns, as her sister had.
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Further breakdowns of the price variants can be read on the company's website.
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Meritocracy, materialism and smartphones would still induce mental breakdowns among bright young climbers.
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We have been given broad distributional breakdowns of public pensions, but little else.
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But, I tell you: There were breakdowns, there was blood, sweat and tears.
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The breakdowns are rhythmically similar, with both employing synthy beats and breathy falsettos.
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Recently released vote breakdowns of Senate races by county show a clear "boomerang" pattern.
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Initially, Davidson thought that his frequent marijuana usage was contributing to his mental breakdowns.
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Rarely are there Instagram posts narrating kit breakdowns or master classes on his expertise.
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"I've had like these serious breakdowns," Mayorga told Der Spiegel in the 2018 interview.
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What are those and what do those breakdowns mean for the role of AI?
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I have had two serious emotional breakdowns since then, but that's a huge improvement.
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Often, those killed include people struggling with mental illness, emotional breakdowns or seizure disorders.
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Too many of us were inclined to nervous breakdowns, mainly in exciting, psychotic installments.
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My biggest gripe is that they're now full of these huge awful dubstep breakdowns.
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There can't be any more breakdowns if Clemson is to win this game. [ESPN]
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This doubled the impact of computer breakdowns, Wi-Fi outages, and gear going haywire.
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You've talked about platonic relationships and breakdowns being a good way into this record.
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In fairness, not even Curry's shot-making pyrotechnics would have masked his team's breakdowns.
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And more absurdly astute and nerdy movie trailer breakdowns and Game of Thrones recaps.
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There will be breakdowns in communication and the implementation of poor policies and procedures.
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Narrator: This is accomplished using things like color composition and breakdowns of their clothing.
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There are no rules requiring companies to share further breakdowns of daily active users.
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Thursday's proceedings were reminiscent of similar partisan breakdowns on the panel, like when Rep.
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But drinking often led to aggression, emotional breakdowns, or crying for hours on end.
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He claims she had "two separate public mental breakdowns" before the trip was over.
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Astrologically, Uranus is associated with extremes, breakthroughs and breakdowns, limitlessness, and being an outsider.
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This is the most useful blanket for camping, picnicking, and possible winter car breakdowns.
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Asus says it'll last a full day, but stopped at providing specific hour breakdowns.
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If I start to see a lot of breakdowns ... that's when I get nervous.
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My grandmother, hoping to prevent future breakdowns, banned puzzles and games from the house.
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She called on the media to stay with the story to identify those breakdowns.
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"We need to get to the bottom of how these breakdowns occurred," Ryan said.
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Last year featured many communication breakdowns, and players like Mario Williams in open revolt.
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On Monday, it was Brexit, technical breakdowns, and perhaps more worry over the Mueller investigation.
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"We had some breakdowns, but we got back in it, great second period," Iginla said.
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Kate Zasada: Elizabeth Holmes does these Instagram stories just doing breakdowns of Mehgan Markle's fashion.
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An erratic electricity supply and frequent machinery breakdowns are more of a scourge than ever.
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It was to the point where I'd have at least two [emotional breakdowns] a week.
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The MTA suffers from chronic delays, regular breakdowns, the occasional track fire, and serious overcrowding.
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The embarrassing breakdowns have prompted employers to apologize and offer free credit monitoring to employees.
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From the breakdowns to a breakup, Little Women: LA is back to bring the drama.
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For more mathematical breakdowns of 15-year-old rap songs, follow Trey Smith on Twitter.
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Only four of the 103 cars failed to finish the race because of technical breakdowns.
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The hearings revealed communication breakdowns among law enforcement and school staff as the shooting unfolded.
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The exchange suffered several breakdowns and attacks, but many customers still kept their money there.
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Twitter did not release breakdowns of the state-by-state numbers ahead of Super Tuesday.
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He'd go in bloody hard … There'd be all sorts of breakdowns, all sorts of chaos.
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Two-thirds of the cars that had started the race dropped out with technical breakdowns.
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Perhaps their breakdowns aroused a sentiment—fellow-feeling—that he had ruthlessly cauterized in himself.
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He'd go in bloody hard... There'd be all sorts of breakdowns, all sorts of chaos.
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Over time, the positive effect of partying had diminished and near-breakdowns were piling up.
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He'd go in bloody hard… There'd be all sorts of breakdowns, all sorts of chaos.
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"Overall, the best way to prevent roadside breakdowns is with proper vehicle maintenance," AAA added.
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Relationships that seemed on the verge of cataclysmic breakdowns pull themselves back into status quo.
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Britain has only recently started publishing broad breakdowns of where people are contracting the virus.
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But despite voter suppression concerns, the primary breakdowns apparently reflected snafus more than malign intent.
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"Alcoholism, drugs, stress, nervous breakdowns and depression are inevitable illnesses of a traitor," he said.
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Within particular regions, it'll look even further at your ancestry and display sub-regional breakdowns.
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In interviews, he admitted to struggles with alcoholism, an addiction to cocaine and nervous breakdowns.
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An internal investigation concluded that reporting breakdowns and cultural barriers inside GM were to blame.
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But separate breakdowns of the victims' nationalities diverged, possibly because some passengers had dual nationalities.
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"We had broken bones on the show; we had injuries and emotional breakdowns," she said.
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The National Guard hit the streets without ammunition because of supply breakdowns forcing Republican Gov.
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When we have had breakdowns, our goalies have come up huge for us this year.
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Instead, the network maintains there had been unacceptable breakdowns in the newsroom's internal review process.
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He said he gained 40 pounds while working there, and saw many coworkers have breakdowns.
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"What happened at Wells Fargo really was a remarkably widespread series of breakdowns," he said.
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Obviously, the Satechi USB-C Power Meter is also a simple measurement, and still can't compare to a the detailed breakdowns that Leung — a trained engineer who dives far deeper in his reviews than simple breakdowns of current and voltage — offers in his assessments.
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Both goals were maybe on line changes; just a couple of little breakdowns cost us tonight.
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On UnReal, the producers are not above leveraging the contestants' psychological triggers to incite juicy breakdowns.
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Find both pros' breakdowns of what each can do to bring out your best side, ahead.
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Several came from mental breakdowns, which Andy Reid called a learning opportunity for an inexperienced group.
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This article answers questions surrounding UAVs, their uses, manufacturers, and current industry trends and market breakdowns.
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CT, because of breakdowns in the reporting process and unexplained inconsistencies and errors in the results.
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To the staff, our breakdowns were distractions, inconveniences that interfered with keeping 50 women in line.
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I have more frequent mental breakdowns, anxiety attacks, and low moments due to the financial stress.
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Swiping to different screens allows you to see breakdowns by day, by hour, and by app.
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We were initially, but we had some breakdowns that allowed them to get some easy shots.
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A few breakdowns and a little lack of discipline made us pay is the bottom line.
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After the conversation, we witness the first of Owen's breakdowns, if we should call them that.
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That was August — the previous February she shaved her head and had a few public breakdowns.
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Issues ranged from communication breakdowns to medical problems that affected a couples' physical and emotional dynamic.
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During the Cold War, coups d'etat accounted for nearly three out of every four democratic breakdowns.
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These are just two examples of the industry breakdowns that harm millions of borrowers each year.
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I'm sure it has saved many cooks from having nervous breakdowns too, or worse, committing suicide.
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The Times found that more than 216 car equipment breakdowns caused about 2497,22008 delays in June.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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Generator breakdowns often prompt restaurants to close abruptly and repair parts can take weeks to arrive.
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The average distance that subway cars traveled between breakdowns was a wretched 2400,2675 miles in 22.6.
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To even have a chance after multiple breakdowns, he said, a pitcher cannot worry about recurrence.
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Wheels Breakdowns, illness and language barriers, but also freedom that a guided tour will never offer.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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The average distance traveled between breakdowns is about 2.753,22.75 miles, down from 21,220 in November 2010.
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Trump has in the past blamed hearings focused on his conduct for breakdowns in foreign policy.
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The MDBF, while declining, is still high enough that breakdowns should not be a regular occurrence.
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What this petty squabble shows is two amazing breakdowns in the way this White House runs.
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We had multiple breakdowns in terms of getting him under control because he is a great player.
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One of the officers told me that these sort of breakdowns happened to cops all the time.
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The videos took on a wide variety for topics, from internet addiction to nervous breakdowns to cryptocurrency.
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Everything Here Is Beautiful is a stunning story about the far reaches, and breakdowns, of family bonds.
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Additionally, breakdowns in the test and verification phase failed to identify the defects preflight despite their detectability.
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Detailed breakdowns of rental costs consistently show these programs end up costing a lot more each year.
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Season 27 has had its fair share of surprise cameos, shocking eliminations, emotional breakdowns and endless laughs.
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A panicking party seems primed to bring about "all sorts of breakdowns" and "all sorts of chaos".
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The precocious group still shows signs of its youth, missing tackles or having breakdowns in zone coverage.
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During the two breakdowns, the vistas appear out of static, digitally warped but still identifiable as spaces.
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" Some of the breakdowns, the documents said, "placed consumers at significant risk of servicing and foreclosure abuses.
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Metrics and gender breakdowns for the UK, France, Germany, Spain and Italy are included in the deck.
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Such misunderstandings and a lack of clarity have been the source of breakdowns in past negotiating efforts.
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Such outdated machines are not only more prone to bugs and breakdowns but also naturally less secure.
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Investigators have cited many factors, including breakdowns in communication between Afghan forces and American Special Operations forces.
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With so many tight games, teams have to stay within a framework, or at least avoid breakdowns.
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This game will probably be decided by just a few breakdowns in coverage, which would favor Baltimore.
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Mr. Cuomo gives detailed area-by-area breakdowns of figures, points out trends, tries to explain them.
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The examination showed that the transit authority's own flawed policies and practices have led to preventable breakdowns.
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" He added, "It was way too much pressure, almost, and I've seen that give people nervous breakdowns.
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After years of economic malaise, corruption investigations and security breakdowns, many Brazilians crave stability, law and order.
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It has adjusted since then, and the breakdowns in this poll suggest only bad scenarios for Sanders.
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It protects you in the face of unexpected events such as job loss, car breakdowns or hospitalization.
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Electrical breakdowns and lack of maintenance have gradually stripped the city's complex water system to a minimum.
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There were also breakdowns that made the Knicks look less like a cohesive unit than five individuals.
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Eskom said 12,098 MW of its 44,000 MW nominal capacity was offline on Friday due to breakdowns.
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"Since 2009, the national average for catastrophic racing breakdowns has declined almost 20 percent," the report says.
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For Rajesh, it was a portent of the future—the first of many such breakdowns to come.
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"We need to get to the bottom of how these breakdowns occurred," Ryan told reporters this week.
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The Third Reich vibe at these events only intensified as the songs snapped into their inevitable breakdowns.
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Breakdowns of the parties' shares of the vote in each of the 93 constituencies were also released.
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Kate Millett was a prime example—her life has been an endless series of mental breakdowns and hospitalizations.
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"There's been breakdowns right throughout the end-to-end process here for the application of loans," Waldron said.
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State-by-state breakdowns of salaries for elementary, middle, and high school teachers are also available through BLS.
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"You would get casting breakdowns, and it would say, 'We're only casting Caucasian people for this,'" she said.
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And as she tells it, at least, her past is littered with ruined friendships, breakups and nervous breakdowns.
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CT because of a series of breakdowns in the reporting process, unexplained inconsistencies, and errors in the results.
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I kept dreaming of that full- time job, coming up with budgets for different incomes, with different breakdowns.
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She's spent the last few months watching hours of pornography and writing detailed breakdowns of what goes down.
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Your cryptic messages, spontaneous outbursts, and emotional breakdowns over the past 14 months all started to make sense.
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Until now, there hasn't been much wiggle room in breakdowns for a show or film to reflect reality.
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Jobs reports, with myriad statistics and breakdowns, have always provided fodder for both sides to tout their viewpoints.
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The effects of QE diminish over time, particularly when crisis-induced breakdowns in credit markets begin to heal.
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These breakdowns are by operational features, but there a few different feature alignments, producing repetition of some companies.
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Crafted for hungry throngs of bass-loving crowds, "Grave" dances between cinematic breakdowns and lacerating, speaker-shaking drops.
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Even a casual survey of modern history thus suggests that breakdowns of international order litter the historical landscape.
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Why are all these superheroes having nervous breakdowns where they're so depressed and life is so dark—why?
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"These margin-induced breakdowns often occur after several days where the market's down," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Citizenship and Immigration Canada provided VICE News with breakdowns of how much those refugees can expect to receive.
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Or maybe it's a walk in the park and contestants are having mental breakdowns for no good reason.
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The natural disasters and social breakdowns that preceded the society's descent are only alluded to in this clip.
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First, the British troops will tackle more mundane obstacles en route, such as border clearances and vehicle breakdowns.
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TVLine reported the casting breakdowns of three sisters in a college town who suddenly discover they are witches.
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The full list of changes is available to view on Capcom's blog, with detailed breakdowns of each character.
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Cars in 1920 were uncomfortable and prone to breakdowns, and were driven on dirt or irregularly paved roads.
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It lead me to a lot of breakdowns and moments where I just no longer wanted to exist.
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Some have reported rashes, hair loss, seizures, unexplained miscarriages, psychological breakdowns, and financial hardship, attorney Cary McGehee said.
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The New York City Housing Association said on Wednesday that the number of elevator breakdowns are going down.
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Between January of August there were about 28,400 breakdowns, approximately 500 fewer than the same period of 2018.
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Since some terms lasted several years, many inmates had mental breakdowns, and some were even declared mentally insane.
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We started making some undisciplined plays and we had breakdowns where we put them on the foul line.
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Aside from making her miserable, those breakdowns, like her race and her perceived gender, hindered her professional life.
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We can't have breakdowns there ... If you can defend, you're capable of having a tremendous amount of success.
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That title track opens in the present: an alarm clock beeping, a statement of joy despite inevitable breakdowns.
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In second year university was when I started realizing I was having really bad mental breakdowns and instability.
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She was always in and out of mental hospitals; she had breakdowns, would attempt suicide, underwent electroshock therapy.
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With playmakers at all five positions, the Warriors would create defensive breakdowns that led to wide-open shots.
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He added that he was having the agency's staff review how they counted incidents, accidents, breakdowns and delays.
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"It did get emotional when some of the women had breakdowns, like crying," Cody said of the deliberations.
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Murray's website has a user-friendly dashboard with state-by-state breakdowns and charts showing all these metrics.
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One tally of elevator breakdowns found that, on average, each subway elevator breaks down 53 times a year.
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Mr. Cuomo reflected the frustration with train delays and breakdowns that now define daily life for New Yorkers.
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That proviso defers all the hard questions for several years of negotiations — with their inevitable breakdowns and crises.
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Morning Consult is one of the few polls that provides breakdowns of their findings by gender and race.
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The door problems come as the subway has increased its on-time rate and has fewer car breakdowns.
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The conservatorship, also known as a legal guardianship, was implemented in 2008 after Spears experienced several mental breakdowns.
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She stirred controversy after several public mental breakdowns and was put on a court-approved conservatorship in 2008.
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Five months and innumerable subway breakdowns later, riders can hardly be faulted for asking: Where's Governor Cuomo now?
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The second loss was more protracted: Bishop's mother, shattered by her husband's death, suffered a series of breakdowns.
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Eskom said more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW capacity was offline because of unplanned breakdowns.
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Banged up with a first-year starter at center, the Patriots' O-line has been prone to breakdowns.
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One survey of subway elevator breakdowns found that, on average, each elevator breaks down 53 times a year.
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As we have seen, this supply chain is vulnerable to infrastructure breakdowns and the loss of critical services.
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All French drivers are required to carry these highly visible vests in their cars in case of breakdowns.
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Mushroom clouds could have appeared by accidents, breakdowns in command and control, or during the Cuban missile crisis.
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I often find better breakthroughs through breakdowns – success through facing one s sadness, and optimism through taking on obstacles.
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The development came after a series of breakdowns in the reporting process, unexplained inconsistencies, and errors in the results.
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That's where our breakdowns started, and credit (Wade) for his causing some of those with his scoring and defense.
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It leads to breakdowns in cultural identity, and loss of status, and perhaps most importantly a loss of respect.
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Those metro breakdowns include the full metro area — both the dense inner city and the more spacious suburban areas.
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Wendoverproductions does one of his always-captivating breakdowns on why budget airlines are so cheap in the video below.
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The product offers an insightful peek into movement, sleep and the like, with detailed breakdowns accessible via the app.
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In fact, businesses in the United States lose over four billion dollars each year due to child care breakdowns.
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We experienced frequent breakdowns in the talks, exchanges of sharp words, and even, at times, a feeling of doom.
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Coach Mike Vrabel bemoaned the multiple breakdowns and also said Mariota can be better in terms of avoiding sacks.
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The music business is fuelled by fresh blood and hard resets—breakdowns, high-drama apology tours, and drastic makeovers.
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And for journalists, the added information allows for novel breakdowns of voters that can't be attempted through traditional surveys.
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Jean-Christophe Jeauffre, the director, accompanied the crew and recorded the unremitting cold and mechanical breakdowns that plagued them.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, and breakdowns of why the Warriors can't stop James Harden and the Rockets.
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Jeff Hornacek, the Knicks' coach, rued all the breakdowns as Utah hit 63.2 percent of its second-half shots.
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Presented in conjunction with ProPublica, this investigation examines the breakdowns that allowed known terrorists to attack Paris and Brussels.
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"We need to get to the bottom of how these breakdowns occurred," Ryan said Tuesday during a press briefing.
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Today, the second half of those companies launched onstage, and we have breakdowns of all 24 of these businesses.
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Finally, please note: for state-by-state delegate breakdowns, I used the Republican delegate allocation page at Frontloading HQ.
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Trump will push; he'll have these Twitter breakdowns, because I believe in the end he doesn't want the job.
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Now concerns have shifted to the city's antiquated and hobbled interior-drainage system, which has been plagued by breakdowns.
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Such extensive breakdowns in what engineers call "lifeline systems" would have been devastating in any American state or city.
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In the interceding decade, the congestion problem grew much worse and our transit system has suffered crippling, consistent breakdowns.
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In Europe the nature of contracts between bulk buyers of medicines and manufacturers exacerbate the difficulties caused by breakdowns.
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Breakdowns at Santa Anita A terrible season at Santa Anita produced more than two dozen deaths on the track.
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Now, they are emerging as a bulwark against the groundswell of anger over governance breakdowns that exacerbated the epidemic.
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It's very apropos given the state of world affairs, with Middle Eastern breakdowns, Brexit and the coming Trump presidency.
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Police killed at least two black women, Michelle Shirley and Deborah Danner, while they were facing mental health breakdowns.
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That compounded breakdowns at the company's coal fleet, which accounts for the bulk of its 44,000 MW nominal capacity.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement and supply chains.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement and supply chains.
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Things are much simpler now that we have a card that offers a year-end summary with category breakdowns.
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Not revealed in the character breakdowns is whether Kelly is Mac&aposs mother, or Slater is Jamie&aposs father.
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Due to these breakdowns found in design, code and test of the software, they will require systemic corrective actions.
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Deploying some of the oldest trains in the world, the subway has been plagued by an increase in breakdowns.
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New York City's subway system is a disaster at the moment — plagued by delays, breakdowns and even derailments. Gov.
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Following years of delays and breakdowns, Amtrak, which owns Penn Station, began repair work on outdated tracks and switches.
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Firms must disclose gender breakdowns across four salary bands, and men dominate the ranks of top earners at many.
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The state Democratic Party will run an interactive website that will update delegate counts with county and precinct breakdowns.
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At times, the films show humanity at its lowest: Mental breakdowns, incest and brutally degrading K.G.B. interrogations all feature.
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An investigation by The Times found that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's flawed policies and practices led to preventable breakdowns.
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The national average for catastrophic racing breakdowns has declined almost 20 percent in the past decade, the report said.
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Luhn called her experiences with Ailes "psychological torture" which contributed to several mental breakdowns, including a hospitalization and suicide attempt.
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"I don't see any warning signs that were staring us in the face from the big three breakdowns," Cramer said.
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These technical breakdowns typically lead to more selling as many computer programs are set to dump stocks on those levels.
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These technical breakdowns typically lead to more selling as some computer programs are set to dump stocks on those levels.
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Jerry Moran (R-KS) called for greater representation from startups to help understand the cost breakdowns to understand it better.
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" Moreover, "the ultimate breakdown (or series of breakdowns) from this environment is likely to be surprising, sudden, intense, and large.
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Well when you see the casting breakdowns, especially for TV and film, often for women it is about physical attributes.
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Urban rail coverage is limited, trains are prone to breakdowns and queues spill onto streets where exhaust fumes are intoxicating.
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Each of these conflagrations was preceded by intensifying challenges to, and then surprisingly rapid breakdowns within, the prevailing international order.
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But let's be real — you're really watching the series because pastry chef Claire's on-camera breakdowns are too damn relatable.
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The other day, I was talking to Slava Malamud, a freelance journalist who's been writing exhaustive breakdowns of each episode.
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In a panel on this topic, five creators swapped stories about having mental breakdowns after making it big on YouTube.
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Between January and August of 2019 there were about 28,33 breakdowns, approximately 500 fewer than the same period of 2018.
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After a long series of breakups and breakdowns and betrayals and reunions, Gretchen and Jimmy have decided to get married.
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See comprehensive maps and charts with projections and results, including county-by-county breakdowns of the presidential and Senate races.
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Besides, I had too much going on—I didn't have time for nervous breakdowns, or for that matter, self-care.
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Encircled with vultures waiting for one of three car parking spaces, it feels like a petri dish for nervous breakdowns.
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Today, its trains break down about every 713,000 miles, a sharp decline from 120,000 miles between breakdowns four years ago.
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Some riders did complain that the widespread construction to remake the L has been just as disruptive as the breakdowns.
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NASA has become proficient at running the station, largely eliminating breakdowns like clogged toilets, balky cooling systems and crashing computers.
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They described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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She said the minister's requirement that submissions for film subsidies include gendered breakdowns of crew members was another important step.
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"They were not able to provide us with budget breakdowns, which by the way is itself concerning," Mr. Peters said.
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The question serves as a kind of humorous warning, since the novel that follows contains an astonishing range of breakdowns.
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"Owing to inadequate maintenance over a number of years, the system remains vulnerable to unplanned outages or breakdowns," Eskom said.
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The average distance traveled by a subway car between breakdowns is about 112,000 miles, down from 200,000 in November 2010.
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Eskom said more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW capacity was offline on Wednesday because of unplanned breakdowns.
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Fans didn't hear anything about High School Musical 4 until 2016 when casting breakdowns and a general plot was released.
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But his victory followed a contest marred by breakdowns in ballot counting, suspicions of fraud and the deaths of protesters.
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But dig into the party and ideological breakdowns of that impeachment questions, and Pelosi's potential dilemma becomes very, very clear.
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At times, this plays out as if all of them are having nervous breakdowns, which of course they basically are.
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Many of the news stories of the past few months haven't been normal; they've represented significant breakdowns in democratic norms.
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Some of it, they say, comes from the thought of facing big fears — criminals and car breakdowns — without a phone.
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Some look at these demographic breakdowns and say that Sanders supporters aren't representative of the diversity of the Democratic base.
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The report contains state-by-state breakdowns of the number of small-business owners and independent workers covered by ACA plans.
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"I really wish I could tell you," fellow All-Star Kyle Lowry told reporters of the reasons behind the defensive breakdowns.
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Technical breakdowns revealed the MacBook Air peaked at 8993 nits of brightness versus 500 nits on the 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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From social media bullying to canceled shows, and mid-concert breakdowns, it's clear that all was not harmonious within the band.
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" Astrologer Lisa Stardust adds that the position of Uranus indicates that "shakeups, breakups, and breakdowns may occur, leaving us all flabbergasted.
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It causes me to stay up late every night and stresses me out to the point that I have mental breakdowns.
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Boback, instead, pushed him into the role of part-time superintendent—dealing with elevator breakdowns, burst pipes, and broken light bulbs.
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These men and women asked for anonymity to draw back the curtain on breakdowns inside the world's most powerful financial watchdog.
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The makeover episode always promises plenty of drama (think complete breakdowns, and lots of them), and this season is no exception.
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There's data on how many notifications you've received, where they're coming from, and breakdowns of when you're actually on your phone.
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These breakdowns confirmed my suspicions that no family member of mine would ever cop to as Mainland-born, American-raised people.
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But Wells Fargo's aggressive business strategy prioritized growth over effective risk management, leading to serious compliance breakdowns, the central bank said.
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The RAC, which offers roadside assistance, reported a 15 percent rise in the number of vehicle breakdowns compared to usual figures.
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For a table of GDP growth breakdowns by sector, see: Reporting by Yawen Chen and Elias Glenn; Editing by Kim Coghill
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It will combine live news and reporting with game previews, post-game analysis, highlights, projects, and statistical breakdowns, the company says.
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Black has appeared on three episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience and his fight breakdowns are frequently featured by the UFC.
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The hot shooting masked some of the deficiencies he saw that included breakdowns in running the offense and lapses in concentration.
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Sometimes, I'll have mini breakdowns about it and get really upset, so then my partner will have to deal with that.
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But, she wants to make it very clear her look is completely by choice ... no mental breakdowns led to the 'do.
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Nationally, reliable racial breakdowns exist only for victims and offenders in gun homicides, not assaults, but those show a huge disparity.
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Adjusted for inflation, U.S. businesses lose approximately $2023 billion annually due to employee absenteeism as the result of child care breakdowns.
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The utility is focusing much more on delivering end-consumer services like helping with boiler breakdowns or selling energy management equipment.
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As the leader of an organization that isn't always predictable, Cunningham ranks her priorities without getting into minute-by-minute breakdowns.
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The WFP refused to release separate breakdowns of the member and leadership votes, despite making that information public in past elections.
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According to the Brennan Center for Justice, forty-one states have outdated voting machines that are vulnerable to hacking and breakdowns.
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"So the military is then sucked in to prevent supply breakdowns, as in the case of the baby formula," he added.
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According to Fortune, the American Automotive Association (AAA) tended to a record-high 32 million drivers with vehicle breakdowns last year.
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Kyrgios, still prone to physical breakdowns and mental lapses, did not get past the second round in a major in 2017.
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Long-deferred network maintenance has led to breakdowns, track deterioration and multiple disasters, including a 2009 collision that killed nine people.
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The movement is named for the high-visibility safety vests that motorists are supposed to wear when they have roadside breakdowns.
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Back in the day, I auditioned for "Million Dollar Baby," and in his breakdowns there was none of that [racial categorization].
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It has published a magazine on the Patriots-Raiders game, filled with statistical breakdowns, player snapshots, a history of the stadium.
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Dr. Christensen said the team had analyzed more than 3,000 counties, but it did not reveal the county-by-county breakdowns.
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Its initial release includes breakdowns of how individual companies will allocate their tax savings, based on their public statements and disclosures.
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Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency over delays and breakdowns in the New York City subway, it's still a mess.
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Mr. Bjarnason delights — perhaps once too often — in creating a journey back to tuneful melody after some noisy extended-technique breakdowns.
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Mr. LaHood issued a report Thursday that detailed the breakdowns in the airport's operations and laid out 50 recommendations for improvements.
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That may be one reason breakdowns in Germany's mantra to isolate the far right are becoming more common in local governments.
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Frequent breakdowns and erratic shipments of oil and gas also mean that Ghana's power plants (mostly thermal) rarely produce enough electricity.
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Unplanned breakdowns were occurring across Eskom's coal-fired plants because previous managers had not done critical mid-life maintenance, he added.
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Troubled state power utility Eskom is struggling to meet electricity demand due to breakdowns at its unreliable coal-fired power stations.
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The rocker says he's suffered two emotional breakdowns -- one when he was 32 and another when he was in his 60s.
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The CDC provides resources on cancer rates by state — giving breakdowns of the illness by sex, age group, and cancer types.
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Or why the average distance that subway cars travel between breakdowns is down to about 120,000 miles from 200,000 in 2010.
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From timeless advice to detailed budgeting breakdowns for millennials, here are Business Insider&aposs top 15 personal finance books for 2020.
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The 150-page report painted a grim picture of communications breakdowns, chaos and spending waste at the government's second-largest department.
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The average distance that subway cars travel between breakdowns was about 120,000 miles in November, down from 200,000 in November 0300.
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The euphoria will be real for riders accustomed to the system's World War II technology, hypercrowding, chronic delays, breakdowns and filth.
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Research has found that U.S. businesses lose approximately $4.4 billion annually because of employee absenteeism resulting from breakdowns in child care.
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The report also includes detailed staff breakdowns of the 96 organizations with 50 or more employees that receive annual ACE funding.
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Setting aside the fact that sharing housework shouldn't have anything to do with outdated gender breakdowns ... honestly, what even is this?
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Though African-American voters did side overwhelmingly with Clinton, they also split along several demographic breakdowns like age and geographical location.
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This is Nick Bertozzi holding up his most recent book, Becoming Andy Warhol, which he scripted and drew page breakdowns for.
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Their average existence is part of what makes them delightful, though, and they're all far more dimensional than these breakdowns suggest.
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Like any classification scheme, this one had its limits, and Pew has updated it repeatedly with different breakdowns in the decade since.
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Suffering from nervous breakdowns, anxiety and hair loss, Mr. García was told by doctors that his condition was terminal, his son said.
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What allows hackers access to your devices, after all, are breakdowns and vulnerabilities in the firmware (read: operating system) that runs them.
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"There's been breakdowns right throughout the end-to-end process here for the application of loans," Waldron told the inquiry on Wednesday.
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This was the problem underpinning many of the operations and logistics breakdowns that occurred during 2017's WannaCry and NotPetya ransomware attacks.
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Lawyers like Taub still see many traditional gender breakdowns in that demographic; male breadwinner, wife who stayed at home to raise kids.
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Each invoice, however, is actually a small stack of documents, including detailed breakdowns of work completed, signed legal forms and compliance documentation.
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The company has been reeling from reports that employees had to skip bathroom breaks, were having mental breakdowns, and discouraged from unionizing.
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Mercury will be retrograde from August 30 to September 22, which could bring the usual melee of technical difficulties and communication breakdowns.
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The symptoms began small, but the small paranoid thoughts grew into full-blown breakdowns over believing my loved one was hurting me.
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Through it all, the fights, the coupon cutting, the hand-me-downs, the breakdowns – with love, humor and perseverance, the family prevails.
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Although the Ducks managed only 248 shots on net, they generated more quality chances and took advantage of ill-timed defensive breakdowns.
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Two years ago, however, tech companies began releasing a steady drip of transparency reports shedding light on their gender and racial breakdowns.
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Davidson was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and has publicly spoken about his struggle with "breakdowns" related to the disease previously.
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Many of her best scenes across her career involve her normally warm and proper characters having breakdowns — often at wildly inappropriate times.
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She cited housing breakdowns at Air Force bases including Tinker in Oklahoma, Maxwell in Alabama, MacDill in Florida and Keesler in Mississippi.
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Dezuanni has studied how middle-school girls play the game, watching as they engaged in nuanced, Talmudic breakdowns of a particular creation.
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These borrowers face breakdowns and bad practices that we would simply never permit in any other market or from any other industry.
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Residents of Ms. Wu's development complained about broken lights, water and power cuts, and constant elevator breakdowns, the Beijing Youth Daily said.
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The organization works with public high school students who are struggling academically and facing major difficulties including poverty, homelessness and family breakdowns.
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This includes meeting the compulsory markers of Emmy-winning show, including emotional breakdowns, an intervention, getting in shape, "diversity," and even murder.
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Over the course of 90 minutes, he skips from blistering acid to sleepwalking techno-funk, underwater ambience, and stuttering locked-groove breakdowns.
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Here's how the delegate system really works, with breakdowns of how many delegates the candidates will need to win their parties' nominations.
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"It's up to the coaches to make sure we address it," Coach Todd Bowles said of the team's offensive and defensive breakdowns.
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For some reason, despite lockdowns, shutdowns, and a fair few nervous breakdowns, there are still people not taking the coronavirus pandemic seriously.
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There are 25 percent fewer breakdowns and 60 percent fewer customer reports of problems than on elevators serviced on traditional maintenance schedules.
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Even without breakdowns, the amount of work it takes every day to keep the trains running on the fraying system is staggering.
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Nowhere are the problems more urgent than in the city's subways, which have been crippled by constant breakdowns, soaring delays and overcrowding.
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Transportation networks were badly snarled by the weather, with extensive breakdowns and subway and train service stoppages, and flight delays and cancellations.
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Other technical breakdowns occurred the next year on Nasdaq; on one occasion, all trading in that market was halted for three hours.
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The distance that subway cars travel between breakdowns was about 237,000 miles last month, up from about 117,000 miles a year earlier.
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Thinking about language and casting breakdowns, when it's a girl or a woman it's usually not meant to be someone of color.
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Both spans will have shoulders for car breakdowns, something the current bridge lacks, a failing blamed for frequent and exasperating traffic jams.
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Among the breakdowns was the management's failure to come up with a credible plan for producing up to 80 pits a year.
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"Typically, breakdowns—bridge washouts, overpass collapses, dam breaches—must occur before politicians and voters react to need," one global infrastructure report observes.
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The building, which houses thousands of employees, and decades of familial tension, provides the perfect environment for a few complete mental breakdowns.
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A myriad of factors from vaccine hesitancy to supply chain breakdowns, especially in rural areas, have kept stubborn diseases like polio alive.
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"You still have to do breakdowns and drawings and plans, but it becomes the fusion of my sensibility and hers," he said.
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This includes computer breakdowns, mix-ups with the doses or types of medications administered to patients and surgical complications that go undiagnosed.
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The current trains are overcrowded and breakdowns are frequent; there are more than 19 mechanical failures per month, according to Caltrain engineers.
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Preminger, an Austrian-Jewish luminary of Vienna theatre who emigrated to the United States in 1935, had hypersensitive antennae for societal breakdowns.
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The #Angels say they believe industry-wide collaboration could make it possible, even standard, to release the diversity breakdowns of cap tables.
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On average, 25 elevators a day stop working, and these breakdowns are not quickly resolved; their median duration is nearly four hours.
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"It just has like a lot of really cool, interesting breakdowns of what 'success' means" in the modern dating world, Gesselman said.
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The information goes into the finest detail, not just tactical shapes and set-piece routines, but also breakdowns of individual players' movements.
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First, Chicago has had as large a growth in L ridership as New York has on the subway, without the recent breakdowns.
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Another focuses on elevator breakdowns and alleges that elevator maintenance problems have the effect of excluding people with disabilities from the subway.
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But both have become less appealing — buses trapped in traffic, prolonged waits for trains, packed platforms and all-too-frequent mechanical breakdowns.
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Ciara says the boy is constantly exhausted due to the travel and, as a result ... has emotional breakdowns while he's at school.
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SpiritOfTheLaw, the aforementioned channel that just broke 100,000 subscribers, consists largely of breakdowns of the game's mechanics done in excruciating mathematical detail.
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The breakdowns were iconic and made for the most memorable TV moments any time a model was ordered to chop off her hair.
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The Cavs are more locked-in defensively now than they were through their first 86 games, but they still suffer from unnecessary breakdowns.
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They provide customers with breakdowns of events ranging from flight cancellations and natural disasters, to strikes, war and conflict, and outbreaks of disease.
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The pattern that I have gleaned from reading many reports on disasters over the years indicates that most safety breakdowns start right here.
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While some recent breakdowns of Khosrowshahi's background have painted the CEO as the "opposite" or "anti-Travis Kalanick," Schaal claims that's a mischaracterization.
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The books are not to be confused with storyboards, the shot-by-shot breakdowns he has made since his first feature, "Poison" (1991).
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"We had a couple of breakdowns and they made us pay," noted Pelicans standout Anthony Davis, the game's leading scorer with 30 points.
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Airlines need to invest in new systems to prevent meltdowns and should make sure to properly reimburse travelers when those breakdowns happen, Sen.
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To support Amazon-style comparison shopping, Buy and Sell ratings come with breakdowns of the bull and bear cases provided by Morning Star.
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But such a perspective is profoundly ahistorical, for such breakdowns have long represented the norm as much as the exception in international affairs.
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In the docs, Duane says Tisha had multiple breakdowns, including a "severe" episode back in August 2017, and she's become paranoid and anxious.
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Since the end of the Cold War, most democratic breakdowns have been caused not by generals and soldiers but by elected governments themselves.
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It implemented power cuts for five consecutive days last week because of breakdowns at its creaking fleet of mainly coal-fired power stations.
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In a new interview with Billboard, Todrick Hall revealed he suffered "crazy breakdowns" after hitting a wall while writing his latest album Forbidden.
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The third-quarter economic survey of Singapore, which contains detailed breakdowns of growth by industry, is due to be released on Thursday, Nov.
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And we would post what makeup we were wearing, did breakdowns of stuff—kind of before anyone was really doing that on Instagram.
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Frequent breakdowns, oil leaks, engine seizures, electrical failures and poor service had dented the bikes' reputation and burned much of the company's cash.
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But mechanical carburettors have been replaced with electronic fuel-injection on many models, to improve mileage and prevent breakdowns, especially at high altitudes.
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If not for the rebels there and in the other smallish Congress-controlled states, there would be no breakdowns in the first place.
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"I've heard him discuss the Wal-Mart hacks, the Target hacks, the Arab Spring," Slater says of Esmail's fascination with internet-enhanced breakdowns.
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Dr. Mendelsohn and Janet London, a speech pathologist from Northport, create step-by-step breakdowns of the tasks that need to be done.
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"The title came from issues with family breakdowns, and the fact that love doesn't last forever in some cases," he explained over email.
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They have more money than smaller rivals to invest in technologies to diagnose problems remotely in real time, predict failures and prevent breakdowns.
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Former Wells Fargo employees said they were pressured — sometimes to the point of mental breakdowns — to meet sales goals set by corporate executives.
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In addition to the breakdowns and the four leading cars running on empty at the end, there had been several changes of leader.
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Or symptom-based clinical trials—like memory loss in Alzheimer's—may turn out to be the result of breakdowns in different molecular pathways.
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Each song offers its own gantlet of musical leaps and verbal allusions, though they keep circling back to personal breakups and societal breakdowns.
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New York has lost more than 735 units of housing during the past five years because of breakdowns of the community review process.
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Zolak started doing the Belichick Breakdowns nine years ago, at first filling in when Belichick needed a new host for the video program.
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To understand Venezuela's lack of choice, it helps to review the factors that political scientists have examined as potential causes of authoritarian breakdowns.
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The young men stocked it with oil and water to deal with frequent breakdowns along the dirt and gravel roads to remote villages.
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Wuhan's medical system was so overwhelmed that videos of overworked medical workers having breakdowns and desperate patients pleading for help circulated widely online.
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And at a hearing on Capitol Hill, the Commerce Department was called upon to provide regular breakdowns of GDP growth by income bracket.
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There are other parts of my game, little mechanical breakdowns throughout the game that happen where my arm slot drops throughout the start.
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Exceptional Expressions of Espresso 18" x 24" Print, $22, available at Pop ChartAs self-proclaimed coffee lovers, they should probably know these breakdowns.
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Skelley examined the racial, ethnic, and education breakdowns of the country, and ranked the states in the order that they reflected these splits.
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Eskom said in a statement that 13,600 MW of its 44,000 MW total nominal capacity was offline on Tuesday because of plant breakdowns.
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Eskom said in a statement that 13,600 MW of its 44,000 MW total nominal capacity was offline on Tuesday because of plant breakdowns.
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"Whenever we get one of these tech breakdowns, there's always a tendency to play 'Pin the Tail on the Sell-off,'" he said.
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Russia's efforts to forcefully defend itself stem from a profound sense of insecurity, bred from centuries of invasions and breakdowns of the state.
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So it's nice to actually show up and be 95 percent sure the equipment is going to work to avoid breakdowns and disappointment.
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Suburban roads are far more prone to catastrophic weather breakdowns than urban street grids — because there are fewer alternatives when things go badly awry.
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Scientists who study urban breakdowns like this usually focus on hard-line infrastructure: electrical grids, transit networks, communications systems, water lines, and the like.
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"When an innocent person is convicted there's been some breakdowns in the system and that's what happened here," Kilgore told reporters outside the courthouse.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend creator and star Rachel Bloom called out Hollywood's sexist casting breakdowns for female roles in a pair of Instagram posts Wednesday.
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New reporting requirements with three different measurements, demanded by the Democratic National Committee, and technical breakdowns sowed confusion and no clear-cut early winner.
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And then there's his sister Amy (The League's Katie Aselton), who tries to be a positive presence, even though she's witnessed David's past breakdowns.
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He tells Déjà about his nervous breakdowns, and invites her to go running with him saying that it helps him out when he's stressed.
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Nobody, the aphorism goes, is elucidating anything particularly painful or ugly; bad moods or breakups or mental breakdowns don't make it to the feed.
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Plenty have been debunked, but there are even YouTube breakdowns to pore over if you so desire to go deeper down the rabbit hole.
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Ozanne suffered two nervous breakdowns when she failed to change and then suppress her own attraction to women, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"What happened at Wells Fargo really was a remarkably widespread series of breakdowns really in their risk management apparatus," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said.
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Bookmark this page and show it to your stylist, or check out our breakdowns to try them out yourself at home: no corsage required.
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To that end, researchers began looking into converting spectrograms, detailed frequency breakdowns of audio, of speech in one language directly to spectrograms in another.
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Populist economics could turn such ideas into a national crusade to prevent sustained unemployment, ill health and family breakdowns from leading to persistent poverty.
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Van Gogh had no recollection of the events surrounding the ear episode, and said his memories of his actions during breakdowns were usually vague.
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Schweizer said the warship could be "potentially more robust" than the Navy's current Littoral Combat Ships (LCS), which have suffered from some embarrassing breakdowns.
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" Referring to how Trump might handle Brexit, he said, "He'd go in bloody hard ... There'd be all sorts of breakdowns, all sorts of chaos.
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With limited money to replace outdated machines, poorer counties and urban centers, often with more minority voters, will suffer longer delays and critical breakdowns.
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Oliver draws short profiles of several of the contenders — even giving short, hilarious breakdowns of the total noncompetitors like Jacque Cheminade and Jean Lassalle.
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"Most of these countries are marked by conflict, with breakdowns in rule of law, displacement and a lack of physical security," the report said.
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When responding to the Haiti earthquake seven years ago, 2628 of its 28503 aging patrol cutters suffered breakdowns, two requiring major dry dock repairs.
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With McConnell laser-focused on confirming more judges in the months to come, Democrats can only expect more breakdowns of norms on this front.
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The inner training track, which has not had any breakdowns, was open for horses to jog and gallop only for the second straight day.
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But the plants, which have yet to be completed, are only partially operational because of frequent breakdowns — the result of shoddy construction, experts say.
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There are breakdowns in communication and tense relationships and poor days at Manchester City, too, and yet the same gloom never seems to descend.
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The lack of power has knocked out cell towers and internet service, creating a cascade of breakdowns that hampers the most basic daily necessities.
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Check out Niko and Corridor's YouTube channel for more visual effects breakdowns, like this one, where they remade visual effects in The Mummy Returns.
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Season 24's contestants have been a mixed bag of emotional breakdowns, catfights, and what appears to be general disinterest in even becoming Mrs.
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"Getting our arms around the medication issue in racing will go a very long way toward preventing a lot of these breakdowns," Smeallie said.
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Kitty Hawk, the flying car venture backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, is reorganizing amid reports of breakdowns, battery fires, and returned deposits.
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I've been a culture editor and writer for The Times since 2008, but nothing I've done has been as popular as these weekly breakdowns.
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He was accused of saying he was her former manager and being bad influence during her mental breakdowns, CNN reported, citing a court filing.
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Kitty Hawk, the flying car venture backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, is reorganizing amid reports about breakdowns, battery fires, and returned deposits.
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At 13 local time (1630 GMT) more than 12,700 megawatts (MW) of its 44,000 MW nominal generating capacity were offline because of plant breakdowns.
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Tobias Harris added 24 points but Philadelphia shot just 6 of 533 from behind the arc and suffered multiple breakdowns attempting to defend Harden.
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These wholesale disasters come on top of all the minor breakdowns and delays that characterize a typical rush hour in New York these days.
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In recent months, the criticism of his management has increased along with the breakdowns, delays and other indignities suffered by the system's hapless users.
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Kitty Hawk, the flying car venture backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, is reorganizing amid reports about breakdowns, battery fires, and returned deposits.
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Most of that investment — about 130 trillion won of the total — will be spent in South Korea, the company said without giving further breakdowns.
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You can find everything from in-depth breakdowns into Trump administration machinations to reflections on the contemporary state of race, gender, and class relations.
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"See how many breakdowns she can have," Ravenel says as he angrily takes his shirt off and mic pack in the middle of a field.
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The great thing about scenes that involve nervous breakdowns -- in the little experience I have doing them -- is that there's no way to craft it.
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"You got guys pushing these horses beyond their limits and causing these catastrophic breakdowns," he told CNN at his home in San Francisco's Bay Area.
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It finally opened the first three stations on the new Second Avenue Subway line, but the project suffered from cost overruns and inter-agency breakdowns.
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Musically, it's more of the (very welcome) same— Napalm Death- and Insect Warfare-worshipping razor-sharp riffs, punchy drumming, snotty screeches, massive breakdowns, and all.
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In recent years, Singapore has suffered a rise in major train breakdowns in two of its ageing subway lines, which are nearly two decades old.
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If you can't see breakdowns by age, gender, race, education, party identification and ideology, "that should be a red flag," said Republican pollster David Winston.
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With a million mile warranty against any breakdowns on every truck, Tesla is doing its best to convince people that change is a good thing.
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The full study offers other details on cord-cutting trends, including breakdowns by gender and details on who accounts are mooched from, among other things.
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"We had some major breakdowns there defensively early on and gave them some crappy goals, let's put it that way," Bruins coach Claude Julien said.
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If you weren't able to attend, though, no worries; we've got the full event recorded for posterity, along with breakdowns of what you missed below.
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In the U.S., the Trump administration recently halted an Obama-era mandate that would have required similar reporting of pay breakdowns by race and gender.
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It claimed the monthslong back and forth was filled with "communications breakdowns" and "smoke and mirrors" about how well Yahoo's ad technology could actually function.
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That in turn led to breakdowns in trust between them and their doctors, with many reluctant to prescribe opioids and unable to provide suitable alternatives.
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A 2013 commission found that cutting the long break could potentially improve Spain's quality of life, raise its low birth rates and reduce marriage breakdowns.
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We had some breakdowns that were sort of head-scratchers, but overall the intensity and the energy was really good considering it was Game 74.
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Enjoy the fights, get back here Monday for the breakdowns, and enjoy a bit of 'Road Not Taken' hypothesizing when the hurly burly is done.
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That means we're having defensive breakdowns, but we know that he's back there and he's going to give us those saves when we need him.
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According to both Politifact and FiveThirtyEight breakdowns, Truman signed more than 50 bills into law during the first 100 days of his first elected term.
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But it is grappling with cashflow problems, breakdowns at its creaking coal-fired power station fleet and a 420 billion rand ($29 billion) debt burden.
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Santa Anita suspended racing indefinitely in early March to launch its own investigation into whether track conditions led to a unusually high number of breakdowns.
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That's one reason that far more horses suffer catastrophic breakdowns on American tracks than on European ones, which drives casual fans away from the sport.
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Like every year, spectators began to gather before daybreak to see the cars creep onto the lawn, as well as a few inevitable sputtering breakdowns.
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Brazile's book, titled "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," will be released Tuesday.
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The chart below, which he published in a recent note to clients, shows that momentum stocks had similarly large breakdowns on a five-day basis.
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Diagnostic errors, communication breakdowns, the failure to do necessary tests, medication dosage errors and other improper procedures were all considered medical errors in the study.
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But it is grappling with cashflow problems, breakdowns at its creaking coal-fired power station fleet and a 20193 billion rand ($29 billion) debt burden.
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Yet the vast majority of electricity outages are caused not by plant breakdowns but by transmission and distribution-system failures that result from extreme weather.
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Its an hour-plus of prickly feedback, unsettled noise, and cacophonous instrumental breakdowns (a few of the bleak bass drones almost sound kinda doom metally).
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The IPA doesn't have any firm gender breakdowns, but Soifer notes that whenever he goes to paruresis events in the States, they are overwhelmingly male.
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In other words, this is about as good as it's going to get moving forward in terms of insights about model breakdowns for device sales.
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His case appears to show serious breakdowns in personnel evaluation, technology designed to detect leaks and the basic job of inspecting people leaving secure buildings.
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This will enable them to continue releasing weekly averages on presidential job approval, with breakdowns on major demographic and political groups on a monthly basis.
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The Arrows average only about 21977,21970 miles between breakdowns, compared with more than 21990,225 miles for the railroad's newer, double-decker coaches, Mr. Corbett said.
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The contractor, HES, blames its failings on a reduced capacity in the country's incineration facilities, as a result of aging infrastructure, leading to lengthy breakdowns.
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Of course, just because Making a Murderer doesn't lend itself to live-tweeting and tidy watercooler breakdowns doesn't mean its fans are any less social.
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Monmoth took "another fifteen years, two breakdowns, a marriage, a daughter, and a complete self-destruction of my life" to formally come out as transgender.
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The spree comes just as the subway — which has been hobbled by constant delays, breakdowns and aging equipment — has begun to show signs of improvement.
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Cracking down on drugs is essential, reformers say, because the drugs allow horses to run unnaturally fast and mask pain, which leads to more breakdowns.
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Online, an army of braying hucksters — digital-branding specialists, celebrities in the middle of breakdowns, the president — saw away at my capacity for complex thought.
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In fact, these breakdowns raise questions about significant gaps in the S.E.C.'s computer security rules for stock exchanges and certain other significant trading platforms.
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These shows had smaller (albeit still large) audiences with specific demographic breakdowns; if you wanted to reach middle-aged women, go talk to Ellen DeGeneres.
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Technological breakdowns like the one that upended the count in the Democratic caucuses in Iowa could leave ballots uncounted or marooned in the digital ether.
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Her book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," will be released on Tuesday.
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But in my book, I wrote about the gradual disintegration of trust at every level of society and cascade of breakdowns that resulted from it.
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Most cards offer year-end summaries with category spending breakdowns, from Visa Signature cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card to cards from American Express.
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High-minded warnings about breakdowns in trust and the death of truth have more impact when deaths from the coronavirus are being reported every day.
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"Defensively, we had some plays that will be interesting to see where our breakdowns were, particularly in the running game," head coach Marvin Lewis said.
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But where character breakdowns are clear, with bios, voice description, and art, that information can greatly help with casting appropriately for the most authentic performance.
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The victims: Breakdowns of victims' nationalities differed: Iran's tally included 103 Iranians and two Canadians, while Ukraine said there were 82 Iranians and 63 Canadians.
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And DxOMark has begun including extremely nitpicky breakdowns of camera performance in the particularly difficult circumstances of extreme low light and extreme wide-angle photography.
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In spite of questionable antics, rants, and breakdowns over the years, he'd always delivered art that kept people invested, engaged and forgiving of his erraticism.
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On polling day, journalists highlighted accidental failures in the nuts and bolts of electoral maladministration, including human errors and machine breakdowns in registration and balloting.
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"I believe one of the breakdowns in our society is that we have excluded the man out of all of these types of decisions," he said.
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Her delivery is a full-body retch, forcing sharpened syllables out of a serrated throat atop breakneck grind parts and blink-and-you'll-miss-it breakdowns.
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Once leaks are detected, stopping them becomes a matter of routine maintenance that cuts down on well breakdowns, which are more expensive to fix, he said.
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That futuristic concept has apparently run into numerous technical problems and breakdowns during its trial run and a public opening has been delayed as a result.
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Pictures taken in line show cramped and uncomfortable conditions, with wait times upwards of three hours leading to reports of fights, "breakdowns," and vomit from passengers.
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New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary on Tuesday is seemingly poised to avoid any Iowa-style technical breakdowns, as well as the threat of cyberattacks.
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"We were raised with the mentality that mental health issues were for white people; breakdowns and struggles were a luxury not afforded to us," she says.
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I even think of Wassily Kandinsky's compositions and other artists from the Der Blaue Reiter group, like Franz Marc and his wild geometric breakdowns of animals.
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She's the best for hearing me out when I'm having these small breakdowns, and gives me a bit of hope that I can recover my data.
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Granted, the stats certainly aren't representative of actual racial breakdowns of the global population (or the demographics of any of the cities that host Fashion Week).
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It's filled with so many crazed looks, wild grunts, and turned-to-11 emotional breakdowns that his performance became its own kind of weird art form.
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In fact, you and I, I think, often have communication breakdowns, because I'll email you and you'll text me, and then nobody ever responds to anybody.
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This will benefit firms that operate large assets, such as airlines, oil firms, energy companies and industrial giants, where unexpected breakdowns come at a big cost.
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AncestryDNA is one of the most popular at-home DNA services, famous for its pie chart breakdowns and it's assistance in helping you find distant relatives.
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The figure was in line with forecasts and the decline reflected a higher number of breakdowns and greater costs for using external suppliers at busy periods.
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Although they have released diversity data, the major banks so far have not released detailed breakdowns of how women and minorities are paid within job categories.
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But as plants age they are increasingly likely to suffer mechanical breakdowns and need expensive components replacing ("Life extension of coal-fired power plants", IEA, 2005).
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The breakdowns threaten to become a political problem for the administration, with the CENTCOM flap in particular catching the attention of liberal MSNBC host Rachel Maddow.
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Last year we had truck drivers waiting in line for up to 11 hours to pick up fertilizer due to bottlenecks and breakdowns in road networks.
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Read more: 12 of the biggest challenges people with disabilities face when pursuing an office jobThe NYCHA said in testimony that elevator breakdowns are going down.
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A report by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published late last year detailed numerous issues at the facilities stemming from systemic breakdowns, lax management and staff shortages.
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"Breadth has faltered recently, but breakouts continue to outnumber breakdowns supporting a year-end rally," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, in a note.
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It's still unclear what factors, including a prolonged period of heavy rain, led to this series of catastrophic breakdowns; necropsies and an investigation might provide answers.
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Communication breakdowns are one of the by-products of Mercury's triannual backspins, and May could bring a few agonizing misunderstandings that need to be worked through.
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Nielsen also often releases breakdowns at the half-hour or even quarter-hour mark, the better to show how audiences taper or build throughout an event.
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I asked AAA how drivers might avoid breakdowns, either through their own actions, or failing that, and what car OEMs can do to fix the mess.
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He also said he had heard that the railroad may have started counting delayed trains as breakdowns, though he could cite no evidence for that practice.
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The database contains state-by-state breakdowns displaying fines and deficiencies turned up by inspections, and it flags nursing homes with histories of serious quality issues.
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On its website, the M.T.A., hewing to its own criteria of when to list signal failures posted such breakdowns 66 times during the same time period.
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They are a blessing compared with waiting for buses that don't come, or taking the subway with its breakdowns and delays, unintelligible announcements and broken escalators.
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In Cuba, this was during the so-called Special Period, when a post-Soviet economic crisis led to drastic food and fuel shortages and transportation breakdowns.
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Some nurses and doctors were reported to be suffering emotional breakdowns in hospital consulting rooms while outpatients crowd corridors with some pictured lying on the floor.
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"When we have all the facts, we will assess accountability for the breakdowns in this specific case and, more broadly, for any systemic deficiencies," Wilson said.
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Fleabag is constantly leaving her body during climactic moments (sex, breakdowns, fights) and turning directly to the audience with snarky commentary on whatever debacle is unfolding.
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Those risks can include communication breakdowns, reduced collaboration speeds and alienating employees and managers who are against remote work or have had negative experiences with it.
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New York's subway struggles with chronic delays, partly because of mechanical breakdowns but also because of debris on the tracks and even people falling off platforms.
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Arriving there on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Sanders struck a balance between lamenting the procedural breakdowns in Iowa and defending the ultimate significance of the vote there.
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Between Mr. Frank's wavering source and the discovery of breakdowns in the editorial vetting process, executives concluded that the network could not stand behind the story.
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This rarely applies, though, in an era when interstate conflict is rare and most wars come from political breakdowns that do not fall along neat borders.
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But this year, Hamilton has made some driving errors as well as having bad luck with car breakdowns — notably in the Malaysian Grand Prix in October.
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"Whenever we get one of these tech breakdowns, there's always a tendency to play 'Pin the Tail on the Sell-off,'" the "Mad Money " host said.
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Now, Gonzalez says he's been suffering "severe emotional distress" as a result -- having emotional breakdowns, stomach pain, lack of sleep, feelings of helplessness, sadness and more.
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A 215-ton beast that barely gets six miles to the gallon, the Stryker is also prone to breakdowns under the unforgiving demands of the military.
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The toxic environment at the top of Tesco during 2014's accounting scandal led to "compromised" staff, nervous breakdowns, and resignations, a court heard on Tuesday.
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These are glossy, manicured data visualizations that include race and gender breakdowns of each company's employees, complete with beautiful, smiling brown people and links to outreach initiatives.
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Essentially, the book showed that breakdowns in financial systems exert far more economic impact than other types of recessions, and thus take longer from which to recover.
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Drivers were warned of treacherous driving conditions with motoring organization the RAC saying that they were expecting to handle 11,000 breakdowns by the end of the day.
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The current system, with long wait times and frequent breakdowns, is widely unpopular, and has become a black eye for the current government of President Michelle Bachelet.
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"He used to give some of his teachers nervous breakdowns," she recalls of Kalanick's ability to stick with an argument he believed in until the bitter end.
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The full moon takes some major flack—for centuries we've blamed everything from mental blips (and breakdowns) to traffic accidents, crime, and sleepwalking on our lunar neighbor.
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Additionally, while using Mobalytics, gamers get access to pre-game tips and post-game breakdowns to hear what they should be trying and what they messed up.
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Trading earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation were unchanged at 192 million pounds because of increased costs associated with higher number of breakdowns in the period.
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MORE: The 9 Greatest Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Impressions of All Time The Veep actor was in top form while making his Pence have calibrated breakdowns.
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The Navy's announcement came less than two weeks after it revealed breakdowns in two of the ships, the USS Freedom (LCS 1) and USS Coronado (LCS 4).
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In an update this week, Xu said that even as the company plans to introduce greater transparency about wage breakdowns, the pay model will remain in place.
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The incident was one of several breakdowns by the Secret Service that ultimately led to the resignation of the agency's then-director, Julia Pierson, the following month.
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Other YouTubers quickly emulated Dobrik's style: there are how-to videos teaching people how to edit like Dobrik and breakdowns examining why his videos work so well.
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Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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As a new actress trying my best to break into episodic television, I have to admit I cringe every time I read those typical female character breakdowns.
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If polling is still going to be a part of our election system, we'll need to figure out how to avoid breakdowns like this in the future.
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In a celebrity era of mental breakdowns and DUIs, Pete and Ashlee were more the Sonny and Cher than the Sid and Nancy of the mid-2000s.
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As you likely know, it's the former group that tends to get all the internet love, including styling breakdowns and updates on all their latest switch-ups.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve ordered Wells Fargo on Friday to halt its growth, citing "widespread consumer abuses and other compliance breakdowns" at the bank.
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First, while no one thinks all the voting machines are going to break down simultaneously, using aging voting equipment on Election Day increases the likelihood of breakdowns.
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"If we accumulate wealth and good financial results, we may, at some point in time, be facing an opportunity coming from breakdowns in the industry," he said.
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Over a six-month period, 45 percent of parents are absent from work at least once, missing an average of 4.3 days, due to child care breakdowns.
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And the damage is often irreparable - from unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases to the marital breakdowns that occur in 99 percent of cases, according to Nali.
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The unfortunate reality is that administering a cocktail of drugs shortly before a race can hide injuries, pain, inflammation and other warning signs that precede catastrophic breakdowns.
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Such breakdowns often leave disabled riders marooned on platforms unless people help them to street level, which MTA staff are sometimes "unwilling" to do, one complaint said.
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Despite her condition — she regularly saw psychiatrists and suffered more nervous breakdowns — Baron managed to show her work in group and solo exhibitions, including at Manhattan galleries.
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The peace process with the communists, an initiative important to Duterte, has been fraught with breakdowns, with both sides blaming each other for attacks launched during talks.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how much farther, on average, that Toronto Rocket train cars travel without breakdowns compared to the entire New York fleet.
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Ray LaHood, a former federal transportation secretary, is expected to release a report in May that will detail the breakdowns in operations at Kennedy and prescribe improvements.
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The challenge of keeping food fresh and costs down, and dealing with unexpected delays caused by weather or shipping breakdowns forces grocers to troubleshoot constantly, he said.
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Eugen Gabritschevsky was well on his way to a successful career as a geneticist when a series of nervous breakdowns left him, in his late 30s, institutionalized.
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The same types of thermal, audio and visual sensors that can be used to supply data to digital twins are also being used to reduce equipment breakdowns.
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That seems to be the thinking behind the group exhibition "No to the Invasion: Breakdowns and Side Effects" at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.
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The utility said on Sunday that the conveyor belt had been repaired but that the national power system was still constrained by plant breakdowns and planned maintenance.
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"Investing in the M.T.A. is a good thing, but these changes won't address riders' core concern of the increase in crowding, breakdowns and delays," Mr. Raskin said.
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Duda only takes vehicles less than 7 years old and 150,000 miles to limit chances of breakdowns, for which the owners are charged for time and expense.
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Here are their breakdowns for today: START SAVING UP NOW: Via Business Insider, there is speculation that the next iPhone could cost $1,21625 or more. http://read.
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The Predators fell for the sixth time in that span with Tuesday's 4-1 loss to Chicago, putting forth an effort riddled with defensive breakdowns and giveaways.
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What this makes clear is that the breakdowns aren't the entire story: "The real life was full of unknowns and possibilities," Harriet tells Jamison at one point.
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Basic demographic information about each town is available from sites like NeighborhoodScout, which provides breakdowns of age and ethnicity, median household income and educational attainment. City-data.
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The bills would require drug makers to justify price hikes when prices rise above a certain threshold, or provide breakdowns of their various costs for certain medicines.
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The trade ministry said it would start providing breakdowns of online sales data starting this month as South Koreans increasingly make more purchases of goods over the internet.
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I truly believe that women (and men) not expressing their pent-up emotions during a breakup is what leads us to have serious communication breakdowns in future relationships.
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In her article, she writes that her year of breakdowns all started in December 2016 when she needed to have spine surgery after suffering from chronic back pain.
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Unless these networks are highly resilient, their benefits could be outweighed by catastrophic (albeit rare) breakdowns—real-world analogues of what happened in the 2008 global financial crisis.
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His father said he suffered from nervous breakdowns in which he "broke everything," and that he believed his son's mental health deteriorated after his separation from his wife.
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NJT, the largest statewide public transportation system in the United States, with over 900,000 daily riders, has been criticized by commuters and public officials for delays and breakdowns.
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That announcement came less than two weeks after the Navy had revealed breakdowns in two of the ships, the USS Freedom (LCS 1) and USS Coronado (LCS 4).
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But where VanderMeer's novel is more concerned with the breakdowns the threat creates on a mental, physical, ecological, and sociological scale, Garland's film takes a more personal tack.
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I would go on auditions, and then I would have these massive breakdowns on the floor — intense headaches, where I convinced myself that I had a brain tumor.
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Tisha Campbell's nasty divorce from Duane Martin seems to have hit a new low -- he says she's accusing him of stealing, but only because she's having mental breakdowns.
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And while the results won't be released until polls close November 2000, many states have historically released party breakdowns on the voters who have cast their ballots early.
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But either way, the results will likely be damning if university officials knew and did not act, or if university officials somehow didn't know, revealing alarming institutional breakdowns.
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He powerfully weaved together the story of the car breaking down as they drove to visit his brothers in prison, with the admission of his own mental breakdowns.
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In other industries, such as car plants, breakdowns can be costly, but delays do not immediately frustrate consumers, in the way a late pizza angers a hungry family.
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Eileen Bachemin, who suffers from depression, said she occasionally has breakdowns that leave her disoriented, unsteady on her feet and exhausted for weeks or months at a time.
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Operating with a system that requires a landlord to have little to no contact with tenants can create its own set of problems — primarily from breakdowns in communication.
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Thanks for showing me some sweet, sweet breakdowns and ensuring I only date people who've had a minimal six-year 'rock phase' for the rest of my life.
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Looking at the country breakdowns, growth remained weak in Germany and activity contracted in France but Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria and in particular Ireland saw robust expansions.
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The cards also feature breakdowns of their states or districts, including the average age of voters and how many constituents say they are fans of Major League Baseball.
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That's what people need to understand; chefs—I can speak for myself, as far as self esteem and food goes—we're [practically] on the brink of nervous breakdowns.
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Hoyt and his wife did recently splurge on a 2015 Mercedes for her after the Jeep she'd owned since high school had two major breakdowns and became unreliable.
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The watchdog agency said that because of "breakdowns" in Wells Fargo's servicing processes, thousands of borrowers had problems with their loans or received misinformation about their payment options.
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LeBron James had a game-high 41 points but defensive breakdowns by Cleveland led to easy baskets late in the game for the Warriors, igniting a deafening crowd.
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Ms. Galker, who has worked at Murrow for three decades, said that under all the pressure, she used to have three breakdowns each season before the curtain rose.
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When we have breakdowns, he's back there for us and, tonight, he was probably the difference in getting us to overtime — particularly in the last minute of play.
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For Good Time Steel in Lusaka, the nation's biggest steel maker, the power cuts meant losing a third of its production capacity and frequent breakdowns in its machinery.
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Most often, they're referred from other agencies such as social services or the Family Courts, which handles disputes between between parents, child protection, and issues around family breakdowns.
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It is also used to provide valuable information on the games it plays, including comprehensive frame data, hitboxes and hurtboxes (or spheres, in Tekken's case), and combo breakdowns.
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College students are being left with immense payments in tuition for classes they never finished after quitting mid-semester because of mental health breakdowns from stress and anxiety.
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The latest blackouts, referred to locally as loadshedding, were triggered by breakdowns this week at a score of generating units, including at Koeberg nuclear plant in Cape Town.
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It is also not clear that the planned strikes will help the rail workers' cause since many riders already feel frustrated by interruptions in service caused by breakdowns.
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The article, which shows things like demographic breakdowns and a turnout model, is the work of a large group of people in interactive news, digital design and graphics.
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Mr. Li, the Beijing college student, said that many of his friends still shared the shopping breakdowns — which now include a number indicating a user's Sesame Credit score.
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Firefighters were hampered by the type of infrastructure breakdowns that are all too common in this megacity, where raw sewage often seeps into the ocean and the streets.
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His proposal pushes for an aggressive rollout of new signals to replace the antiquated World War II-era equipment that is responsible for many breakdowns on the subway.
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While Gallup didn't provide party breakdowns on that question, you can assume that young Democrats are likely to have even more positive views of socialism than that 51%.
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But it could not resolve the social and political breakdowns that had made it dangerous in the first place, and would do so again once the vacuum reopened.
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When Ruskin died in 212, he had been more or less silent for a over a decade, his final twilight after a series of mental breakdowns and recoveries.
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Metallica and Korn are major points of inspiration (peep Kazakh outfit Nan's funky bass lines), and breakdowns and clean vocals are de rigeur (as in Liberation's polished metalcore).
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The men's wrenching revelations and raging breakdowns appear brave and genuine; but how far can we trust behavior that at some point could be factored into parole decisions?
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The stats collectors at GVA scrape their numbers from news reports and law enforcement feeds; the official federal counts, and their racial breakdowns, will be slower to arrive.
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"Nearly a decade after the financial crisis, some firms continue to experience systemic breakdowns manifested through significant violations due to poor cultures of compliance," said Richard Ketchum, Finra's chairman.
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The 22006-minute bout was so bloody, so epic, and so gut-wrenching that it continues to inspire rapturous praise and breakdowns over a quarter of a century later.
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But thanks to new modeling from a progressive voter targeting firm, we can get a more empirical sense of just how Clinton's positions may be contributing to delegate breakdowns.
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We started off helping friends who were struggling or having mental breakdowns about whether their GPA was going to be good enough to get into the college they wanted.
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The FBI appears to have made a serious investigation of some threats, but at least one email thread suggests there were breakdowns in communication with the subjects of them.
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Steady, bludgeoning breakdowns have become overused in hardcore-influenced metal, but when Pantera released Cowboys From Hell in 1990 this form of crushing hypnotism hadn't yet become very popular.
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" Robson said he had lied to his therapist in the past because he still wanted to protect his and Jackson's story, that is, until he had "two nervous breakdowns.
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Aster piles on the personal confrontations and emotional breakdowns, but compounds them with unnerving new hauntings, all the way up to an ending that feels foreordained, but still shattering.
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Today's published guidelines — a series of vague pronouncements peppered with brief interludes of oddly specific breakdowns — might make you feel sorry for the moderator who's trying to apply them.
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It spread across multiple Instagram accounts and seemingly unrelated websites, and in the weeks since, there have been timelines and character breakdowns that attempt to make sense of it.
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Now, I like Breton—I've interviewed the south Londoners a few times in the past, and dig their brand of glitch-shaken electronica filtered through recognizably indie-dance breakdowns.
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Coerced into marriage at 18, Adam said he had suffered mental breakdowns and still fears for his life should his family ever find out the truth about his sexuality.
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SOScharger: The USB Pocket Charger With Unlimited Power — $249.99 See Details These military-grade flashlights are perfect for situations ranging from power outages to car breakdowns happening at night.
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It's Monday, which means it's time for another installment of The Monitor, WIRED's roundup of the latest in the world of culture, from breakout trailers to box-office breakdowns.
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Wells Fargo is currently prohibited from growing in size after the Federal Reserve issued an unprecedented asset cap on it in February, citing widespread consumer abuses and compliance breakdowns.
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The voter breakdowns are still being analyzed from Saturday's Nevada caucuses — which Clinton won by five percentage points — and the Sanders claim will be adjudicated in the coming days.
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As we learn more about the breakdowns at every level in Flint, we must ask ourselves what we can do to ensure that no other community experiences this trauma.
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An investigation from NY1 found that there were more than 44,000 elevator outages in New York City public housing buildings in 2018, averaging to about 121 breakdowns a day.
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The suicide attempts and emotional breakdowns reported by The Daily Beast spanned 46 warehouses in 85033 states, comprising about a quarter of the company's centers in the United States.
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The affinity makes sense; tennis, a physically taxing one-on-one sport, can push humans to an exasperated purity, right up at the limits of endurance and psychological breakdowns.
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Another complaint from critics of the current market structure is that the complexity of the system requires constant software changes that, in turn, increase the chances of technological breakdowns.
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They are then transformed by low-end synth to better resemble the heaviest metal/dance hybrid; the result is a fantasia of dubbed-out drops and windmill inducing breakdowns.
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In the grand tradition of Grey's romantic speeches that tend to seem more like nervous breakdowns, Amelia shows up on Owen's doorstep and asks to be a committed couple.
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How many more seasons will pass until the racial makeups of the runway reflect — or at least come within a couple percentage points of reflecting — real-life racial breakdowns?
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When we first started, our turnaround time was six to eight weeks after art approval, but with sales growth and equipment breakdowns, we are now 22010 to 2010 weeks.
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They soundcheck for three minutes—just one song—and then Vincent heads upstairs to, obviously, fastidiously iron his trousers ("I've actually had breakdowns about ironing trousers before," he laughs).
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PARIS — In sharp contrast to a women's singles draw filled with breakthroughs and breakdowns, the final four men in contention at the French Open are a perfectly predictable quartet.
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Although breakdowns were not made for sub-neighborhoods, current listings show that the difference in price between north and south seems to increase as the properties get more expensive.
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Brazile's book "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns that Put Donald Trump in the White House," is to be released on Tuesday by Hachette Books.
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The Abrams campaign demanded that state officials release much more data, including county-by-county breakdowns, to support their conclusions, and said that valid ballots were still turning up.
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One of the last great masters of Ukiyo-e, he studied under Yosai, and suffered several mental breakdowns, one of which resulted in a stay at the Sugamo Asylum.
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Slow train speeds are less disruptive than major delays caused by train breakdowns and sick passengers, but they have added to the feeling that the system is constantly delayed.
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The Ministry of Health, the predecessor of the National Health Commission, also included the number of health care workers in its briefings of infection numbers, with breakdowns by provinces.
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The path of nonaggression even extended to the city's troubled transit system, where mounting delays, breakdowns and disruptive work to subways and commuter lines show no signs of abating.
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Its failure followed releases of contaminants from several other area petrochemical plants and systemic breakdowns of water and sewer systems in Houston and elsewhere in the storm-struck region.
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Museums & Galleries Eugen Gabritschevsky was well on his way to a successful career as a geneticist when a series of nervous breakdowns left him, in his late 30s, institutionalized.
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It is a monumental task because the state faces many financial challenges, including a public transit system that has had several major breakdowns and an underfunded state pension system.
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Data is reaching critical mass, allowing more campaigns to more thoroughly identify who they need to engage, based on information that goes far deeper than traditional age/gender breakdowns.
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Making it through the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards last winter without my mom felt like a milestone, but it was also surprisingly simple, free of emotional breakdowns.
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The conservatorship — a legal guardianship typically enacted for those incapable of making their own decisions — was approved by the court in 2008 after Spears had several public mental breakdowns.
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But to many New Yorkers, the problems caused by Penn Station run second to the crisis in the city's subway system, which has been plagued by delays and breakdowns.
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Your flaws, your breakdowns, your craven hygiene, it's all faded now and there is only the beginning, scenes from the long-ago days of diaper genies and burp cloths.
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Your flaws, your breakdowns, your craven hygiene, it's all faded now and there is only the beginning, scenes from the long-ago days of diaper genies and burp cloths.
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ESKOM'S TROUBLES Eskom resumed power cuts on Wednesday after unplanned breakdowns at some of its generating units reached more than 10,500 MW of its roughly 45,000 MW installed capacity.
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L's enormous room covered inside and out with a careful grid of embellished slices of baloney, embodies his usual sarcasm, even if the point about population breakdowns remains obscure.
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In extreme cases, breakdowns can lead to financial crises such as the one that engulfed Wall Street in 215 when overnight lending dried up between big Wall Street institutions.
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"It appears that multiple breakdowns in systems and processes to include policy and procedures were not followed which ultimately lead to this escape incident," Youth Opportunity Investments' summary said.
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"There is a real risk of eligible people losing coverage due to their inability to navigate this process or miscommunication or other breakdowns in the administrative process," she added.
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Kipling—gloomy, moody, prone to breakdowns—was far from easy to live with, he says, and Carrie did everything she could to give him peace in which to write.
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"The rampant breakdowns and lack of accountability this shows should be Exhibit A as state legislators and state law enforcement officials demand justice for student loan borrowers," he said.
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We read the whole thing through before starting, because we wanted to sketch out the episode breakdowns, what chapters would go where, viewing everything through the lens of theme.
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Caveat: It can be very difficult for data providers like PitchBook to accurately gauge market-wide leverage multiples, given that so many LBO values and debt breakdowns are kept private.
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Despite defensive breakdowns, the Nets remained competitive behind 25 points from the Los Angeles native Crabbe, 21 from guard Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, and a well-rounded night out of Carroll.
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I also like that the app has more emphasis on celebrating successes with features like the trophy section, which includes all of your accomplished goals and detailed breakdowns for them.
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They were updates to festive classics, but with occasional rap breakdowns that had a few too many references to Amazon Basics, Our Partners at Geico Insurance, and Potatoman Funko-Pops.
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But amid all the shake-ups, breakdowns and implosions for the campaign, Jeffrey Lord, CNN political commentator and the most omnipresent defender of the Republican presidential nominee, has not budged.
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They have foundational pieces for a stout defense, one that hit Rodgers 12 times Sunday and sacked him five times, but poor tackling and communication breakdowns render that possibility fleeting.
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You also can see exactly where around the world your viewers are, and get audience breakdowns by demographic if you only care how a certain gender feels about your post.
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With breakdowns and growing costs, the U.S. Navy's most expensive destroyer ever is likely to face added scrutiny by the incoming Trump administration and could see its future role minimized.
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Though the state doesn't provide ethnic breakdowns, party officials and liberal groups are bullish -- almost risking overconfidence -- that Latino, Asian-American and Pacific Islander turnout will soar past 2150 levels.
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Ruminant flew across my radar like a bat out of hell, and sucked me in immediately with their furious crusty, death-speckled grind, contemplative dark hardcore passages, and nasty breakdowns.
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"It had character bios, themes, my take on Wolverine's history in comics and film, influences I would bring to the podcast, along with detailed breakdowns of every episode," Percy says.
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It follows financial and ethical breakdowns that have severely strained Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and triggered a call for a state takeover of the system by Republican Governor Bruce Rauner.
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Because while no response is ever fast and robust enough, the systemic breakdowns that hit New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina have largely been fixed, well-before Trump even took office.
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An investigation from NY2400 found that there were more than 2500,22018 elevator outages in New York City's 21990,2100 public housing buildings in 2472, averaging to about 133 breakdowns a day.
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Rodriguez testified that he was barely 21 when he took an IT dream job that wound up leading to a number of nervous breakdowns and a spot in witness protection.
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Then, in Game 1 on Thursday night, Luongo was victimized by a number of defensive breakdowns, which were a significant factor in his giving up five goals on 26 shots.
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Singapore's rapidly expanding Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) lines, run mainly by SMRT Corporation, have suffered a series of breakdowns in recent months and left thousands of commuters stranded each time.
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Both sides must also exchange data declaring their deployed strategic nuclear warheads, delivery vehicles and launchers, as well as breakdowns of how many of each are located at individual bases.
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On either side of the Atlantic, the United States and Britain, the two great English-speaking democracies that orchestrated Moscow's defeat in the Cold War, are undergoing simultaneous political breakdowns.
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Through the 280s, Quakers in the United States established retreats based on a similar principle: that respite and patient care were the best remedy for "mental breakdowns" of all kinds.
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Every day seems to bring a new story of suffering and dysfunction from inside Venezuela, whose people are enduring one of the worst economic and political breakdowns in recent memory.
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Schreber documented the first and second breakdowns in his book, "Memoirs of My Nervous Illness," but he never recovered from the final one — the premise of Pheby's skillfully rich novel.
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He and his team in Seattle have taken all the data they can get from Italy, Spain, France, China and anywhere else that has localized breakdowns by province or state.
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The final indignity of the moment, standing amid piles of spoiling food, seeing my friends on the edge of breakdowns, was that I couldn't even give them a hug goodbye.
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Scorching temperatures also caused dramatic weather breakdowns, including strong storms that brought a whirlwind, as well as hail the size of tennis balls, injuring dozens of people across the country.
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The Hurricanes claimed a 2-0 lead midway into the first period after Foegele and Faulk took advantage of defensive breakdowns to deposit loose pucks in the slot past Hart.
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Chief Operations Officer Jan Oberholzer told Reuters the power cuts earlier in the week were caused by a "perfect storm" of extreme rainfall and breakdowns at coal-fired power plants.
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This election reflects broad and fundamental breakdowns in our parties, in our press and our policy think-tanks — institutions which have long shaped our national debates, and our electoral process.
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With too few judges, overworked clerks and an antiquated docket based on stacks of paper files, many of the 56 courts nationwide have become crippled by delays and bureaucratic breakdowns.
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Family breakdowns, violence, poverty and mental health were common issues, the charity said, with young homeless people susceptible to being drawn into gang-related problems or dropping out of education.
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If supply chain breakdowns worsen, it could become harder to find products that rely on parts or materials from affected countries — which, in today's globalized world, could be almost anything.
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To the scabrous pile of breakdowns, shutdowns and scandals that will memorialize 214, a humble submission: Paul Dano, acclaimed 34-year-old actor, did not appear in a single movie.
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Likewise, age breakdowns of the emoji-active user base reveal that 83% of those under 25 are frequent emoji users, and 77% of users aged 25 – 29 are frequent users.
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The Iowa Democratic Party still has not declared an official winner, with 97% of precincts reporting, because of breakdowns in the reporting process and unexplained inconsistencies and errors in the results.
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SMRT, in which Temasek holds 54 percent, has drawn criticism in recent years after several breakdowns sparked public outcry in a country long known for its efficient and reliable public transport.
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Bryan Cranston is not afraid to go all out for a role; look no further than Walter White's wrath in Breaking Bad or Hal's myriad breakdowns in Malcolm in the Middle.
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An excerpt from her new book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," was published by Politico at 20123 a.m.
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Featuring guests such as Leandra Medine and Susan Sarandon, topics run the gamut from analytical breakdowns on how people actually make money on Instagram to what men really think about fashion.
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The bureau said it identified breakdowns throughout Wells Fargo's servicing process, including failing to provide important payment information to consumers, charging illegal fees and failing to update inaccurate credit report information.
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Although private equity firms are dragging their heels on ESG, portfolio managers are increasingly facing questions from leveraged loan investors about underlying investments, portfolio breakdowns, ratings exposure and other related issues.
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SMRT has come under criticism in recent years after a series of train breakdowns led to public outcry in a country long known for an efficient and reliable public transport infrastructure.
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Stu Feldman, the inventor of make, offers a piece of collective wisdom that emerged from his early days at Bell Labs: Groups bigger than 10 people tend to suffer communication breakdowns.
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Even if Towns scores, he's not creating many defensive breakdowns, and that means the Timberwolves aren't generating enough of the most important shots in basketball: wide open attempts at the rim.
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On Thursday, Stotts chose to dig into the fourth-quarter breakdowns — all the missed shots, turnovers and defensive miscues that had allowed the Warriors to escape with a 22-20 win.
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Telefonica was fined for delays, dating back to 2017 and 2018, on repairs when answering breakdowns on telecommunications networks rented to competitors, the CNMC said in a statement earlier on Thursday.
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"All these breakdowns in government show you why so many people, millions of people across the country, want to have the right to defend themselves," Scalise told Fox News on Monday.
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In a new interview with Esquire, the rock star is candid in discussing two emotional breakdowns he suffered -- one when he was 32 and another when he was in his 60s.
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An upgraded version of Maps in iOS 133 will also help Japanese transit riders see ride details, including fare breakdowns that will automatically show Suica pricing on their device, says Apple.
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SMRT has come under heavy criticism in recent years after a series of train breakdowns led to public outcry in a country long known for an efficient and reliable public infrastructure.
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Eskom, which is battling a severe financial crisis, coal shortages and breakdowns of its power plants, said it would cut up to 2,000 megawatts of power from the grid on Monday.
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"If there are breakdowns in your security system, as there clearly were with Snowden and this guy, you have to look at whatever went wrong and fix it," Mr. Blair said.
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The region's two other large commuter rail systems, the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro-North Railroad, are twice as reliable: Their trains travel more than 200,000 miles between breakdowns.
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Honda had hoped to be more competitive this year but results from testing have been dire, with repeated breakdowns and McLaren completing far fewer laps than rivals with much slower times.
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Trains are breaking down less frequently — the distance that subway cars traveled between breakdowns was about 120,000 miles on average over the last year, up from about 116,000 miles last year.
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Even younger systems like Washington's Metro, which began operating in 1976, required a $150 million maintenance blitz last year in response to electrical breakdowns, track fires and smoke, and other problems.
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The main dirt track and turf courses were in a third day of examination on Saturday in an effort to uncover what may have led to the series of catastrophic breakdowns.
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TheSkimm, which counts several of my friends and celebrities like Oprah Winfrey as aficionados — sorry, "Skimm'bassadors" — has won fans for its breezy and sometimes snarky style and breakdowns of current events.
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Soon after, breakdowns went on a steep rise — a startling development, after an era of major improvements when reliability increased for 20 consecutive years and doubled every five to seven years.
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Current and former employees who worked at Tesla between 2017 and now described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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With the new features, the marketplace now looks more like a traditional campaign management system — it includes key metrics like views, engagement, engagement rate, and audience breakdowns for each sponsored posts.
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Ten people who worked at Tesla between 2017 and the present-day described frequent breakdowns from a wide variety of machines involved in areas like paint application, assembly, welding, and conveyance.
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She loves wine and mimosas (presumably with a good brunch), enjoys beach trips and hitting the pool, and she's a regular at her gym, occasionally posting videos and helpful workout breakdowns.
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Last year, more than 238 million rides were taken on the system, which, unlike the ones in New York and Washington, has not been troubled by systemic failures, breakdowns and delays.
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Oversight of Metro was shifted to the FTA last fall, after a series of service breakdowns and other issues cast doubt on the agency's ability to provide safe and reliable service.
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I don't care at all about the sleep breakdowns like deep sleep versus R.E.M. sleep, which most research says are flawed and may be especially flawed for people with dark skin.
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Less than 15 percent of the population has electricity, and the existing supply suffers from repeated breakdowns of the generators at the country's main hydroelectric dams and an unreliable distribution network.
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Famous names and local sensations mingle on this exhaustive, chronological collection of fiddle and banjo breakdowns, swinging honky-tonk, torch-y ballads and countrified R&B along with homey radio banter.
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Elizabeth Warren have been outspoken about the dangers of easing stress tests of banks' ability to survive an economic downturn — potentially enabling the same breakdowns that caused the 2869 financial crisis.
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In theory trade breakdowns don't impact the economy quickly, instead they are a damper on forward activity, but the stock market's acting like things are going to come to a screeching halt.
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Two faulty narratives are behind the massive breakdowns in the technology sector, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday after reports surfaced that the FAANG stocks had lost more than $1 trillion in value.
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There are many different kinds of sell-offs — from garden-variety pullbacks to wholesale breakdowns like the 2008 financial crisis — but the key for investors is knowing why they're occurring, Cramer says.
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The next time you're deciding on who to pick for your fantasy team draft, you can easily check out detailed breakdowns of players and teams without needing to sift through stats websites.
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He also cites some anecdotal examples of people who recently experienced mental health issues, including Kanye West, and, without much evidence, suggests that marijuana may have been the cause of their breakdowns.
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With increased frequency over the past decade or so, the state's catchphrase has been found in stories ranging from breakdowns of the Democratic candidates' temerity to explainers on the success of Sen.
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A number of questionable shots and breakdowns on defense by Cleveland allowed Indiana to make a late charge but none of this seems to concern the player carrying the team's title hopes.
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Colbert, 54, spoke candidly in Rolling Stone about the anxiety and nervous breakdowns he experienced soon after he and his wife, Evelyn McGee-Colbert, wed and had their first child in 1995.
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Stitch positions itself as taking on an $11 billion market (hospitals waste roughly that amount every year due to communication breakdowns), which points to the size of the market opportunity for Slack.
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"I think this time it's going to be corporate credit and I think the breakdowns are something that we have to pay attention to in the last day or two," he said.
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I relied a lot on my old favorites—The Mountain Goats, The Weakerthans, Superchunk, and Ted Leo got a lot of play—although they were coupled with more emotional breakdowns than normal.
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Launching his set with bombastic air raid sirens, it was if he built a rave sample pack of breakdowns and builds, and then decided to play the whole thing end-to-end.
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In it, Robertson's Sophia (who claims a different last name in the series) buys a vintage jacket, pushes a car up a hill, and has more than a few youth-induced breakdowns.
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The remix of "Tosch" has all the ingredients that it takes to lift your spirits on a hot summer day: euphoric synth lines, a catchy melody and some little breakdowns in between.
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Since their rescue by Chilean authorities and international experts amid a blaze of publicity, many of the miners have endured relationship breakdowns, psychological problems, penury and unemployment, members of the group said.
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"This will be a huge relief for growers who have been living with great uncertainty after several seasons of poor milling performance, with breakdowns and crops left in the paddock," he added.
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And Ms. Appleby is terrific at playing her as a gunslinger of manipulation, all the better at finding subjects' psychic weak spots because of her own history of mental illness and breakdowns.
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By competing along Lebanon's religious lines, they helped drive the Lebanese government's frequent breakdowns, as parties relied on foreign backers who wanted to oppose one another more than build a functioning state.
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Two hours in which he whoa'd Rogan with cogent breakdowns of the threat and promise of artificial intelligence, his plan to obliterate traffic with underground tunnels, and his enlightened fear of chimpanzees.
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From "Grim Reefer" to "#freesam" the album is a classic continuation of everything they established on 'Awkward Pop Songs': sparkling guitars reminiscent of American Football and syncopated breakdowns that define today's emo.
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For beauty junkies, there are several rabbit holes to fall into, including AMA (Ask Me Anything) posts from makeup gurus, nail art tutorials, and in-depth breakdowns of Asian skin-care regimens.
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It makes sense: That house has seen weddings, mental breakdowns, ghost sex that was actually cancer sex — it was only a matter of time before it played host to a home birth.
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Train breakdowns, graffiti, fare evasion and even cars catching fire were chronic problems at the time, Mr. Gunn said, on top of persistently high levels of crime in subway cars and stations.
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The reconfiguring is part of an emergency plan that transit officials announced several months ago as the subway descended into crisis, plagued by soaring delays and frequent breakdowns of its aging infrastructure.
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The Wizards are also prone to breakdowns from the weakside after they squeeze an initial pass to the screener, especially when center Marcin Gortat is up high staying level with the pick.
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Three of the Jets' seven longest plays came on their opening drive, and in the fourth quarter they capitalized on breakdowns to torch New England for gains of 44 and 32 yards.
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Another platform that caters to the bank's wealth-management clients also broke down Thursday afternoon, the report said, adding that both the breakdowns happened due to overwhelming volume that flooded the platforms.
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"PERFECT STORM" Chief Operations Officer Jan Oberholzer told Reuters the power cuts earlier in the week were caused by a "perfect storm" of extreme rainfall and breakdowns at coal-fired power plants.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's state utility Eskom scaled back power cuts on Friday after bringing some generating units back online, while reiterating that the system remained vulnerable due to breakdowns.
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"We talk about our own turmoil and mental breakdowns as honestly as possible in the music and [how] it grows with us as we get older," the band member Rap Monster says.
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Sometimes the trucks stopped because of congestion or breakdowns; other times, smugglers or residents of the Jungle deliberately threw things onto the road, hoping to get into a vehicle during the blockage.
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In the nation's capital, riders on the Washington Metro have far nastier words for a system that has seen frequent breakdowns and a very clear deterioration in service over the past decade.
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In addition to recommending arming teachers, the report parses in exhaustive detail the shooter's movements, and what breakdowns in the school's security infrastructure led to the deaths of 17 people that day.
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Today, we have a story of the future, teleportation, and the high-octane transit breakdowns that occur therein, all of which is en route to becoming a major motion picture from Lionsgate.
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While this isn't particularly shocking, given how much candidates were scrambling to make themselves heard on a crowded stage, the breakdowns show that women candidates ultimately spoke more, on average, than men.
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The 17 beautiful properties ahead are all group-getaway-approved, from real-life Austin bachelorettes to best friends in Palm Springs and even Australian beachside holiday-ers, with manageable per-person price breakdowns.
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The case is drawing unsettling parallels to the institutional breakdowns at Penn State revealed during the case of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted of molesting young boys in 2012.
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In the meantime, keep an eye out for the next newsletter, as The Onion and the New Yorker's Andy Borowitz offer totally real and not at all satirical breakdowns of the Merkel visit.
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On its face, Hit Bargain is simpler than anything these musicians have done in some time: Well-executed hardcore complete with pit-ready breakdowns and riffs that cut like a million tiny knives.
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Check back in with us for all the necessary technical breakdowns of this exciting and wild matchup, but for now, think about what the weigh ins will be like at the MGM Grand.
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King said he soon found that a key part of his job involved responding to calls about participants who had threatened or attempted suicide or needed to be hospitalized after suffering mental breakdowns.
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The concise nature of the songs forgoed typical verse-chorus-verse song structure, instead feeling like a barrage of ADHD dissonant chords and breakdowns too wrapped up in energy to worry about convention.
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The president also mocked Democrats for last week's chaotic Iowa caucuses, which left their party in disarray after glitches, breakdowns in communication and poor oversight led to doubts over who won the state.
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And many popular publications give us just that: granular breakdowns of how other people — notable and normal and somewhere in between — eat, have sex, laze around, spend money, and generally get it done.
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Gold production during the quarter was hit by mechanical breakdowns at a mill in its Ivory Coast mine and technical problems at its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the company said.
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Most recently, Google announced that Android P will include several features to help users manage their time on their phones more wisely, including detailed breakdowns of how long they've been using different apps.
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Set to an electronic soundtrack, Elle Márjá Eira's film utilizes slow motion breakdowns and jump cuts to depict individuals pulling on traditional clothing then coming together to march through the streets of Oslo.
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The FCA and the Bank of England have given financial services firms until October to explain how they plan to avoid damaging IT breakdowns and respond to the growing threat of cyber attacks.
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Stora said it was forced to turn to wood supply from Poland and Ireland, which has lifted costs, while machine breakdowns in Sweden and Finland also had a negative effect in the quarter.
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The high-profile fleet breakdowns have highlighted the armed forces' broader struggles with trying to raise their level of technical readiness as traditionally placid Berlin moves cautiously toward a more interventionist global posture.
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How exactly they sparked the hosts' various breakdowns (and whether or not they really did) — not to mention whether Ford anticipated such an outcome and if not, why not — remains to be seen.
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Neither could Eskom officials say how much it would cost to fix faults such as boiler leaks at its aging coal-fired power plants, as new breakdowns continued to take management by surprise.
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The shutdown also raised concerns about the safety of a system serving the U.S. capital and its Maryland and Virginia suburbs that has long been plagued by smoky tunnels, breakdowns and deadly accidents.
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Those in attendance also got the chance to see several special visual effects breakdowns, and while we can't reproduce those here, don't worry: the magic is in the insight of the artists themselves.
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"The roaring current of change," he said, was producing visible and measurable effects in individuals that fractured marriages, overwhelmed families and caused "confusional breakdowns" manifested in rising crime, drug use and social alienation.
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These lines use an older class of cars known as the R62A, which is more susceptible to breakdowns because it does not have the backup air-conditioner compressor that some newer models do.
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How Republicans plan to get this done House leaders have been going member by member, delegation by delegation, providing economic data breakdowns via slide presentations to try and assuage concerns about various pieces.
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The new train system is nearly twice as fast and will have fewer breakdowns, especially since any problematic train car can be removed from the track and will not hobble the whole system.
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" A lot of that violence is connected to "literal breakdowns in society," he said: "You have cartels who have basically either bought or intimidated many people within the law enforcement criminal justice apparatus.
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"Last year, more than 238 million rides were taken on the system, which, unlike the ones in New York and Washington, has not been troubled by systemic failures, breakdowns and delays," Emanuel wrote.
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While I haven't seen any official breakdowns, I'm not aware of many middle-income jobs (according to U.S. Census statistics, the average U.S. family income in 2015 was $55,755) in the tech industry.
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In copious letters to his peers and his to his brother Theo, van Gogh is consistently judicious, practical and logical, even when dealing with thorny family crises or with his later mental breakdowns.
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While we still do traditional features like reviews and actor profiles, we've added things like showrunner interviews, breakdowns of the visual aesthetics of series, video features about the writing process and so on.
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By night, J. B. Bellone is the tweeter in chief for the Knicks Film School website, which features original content, film breakdowns, curated news and a podcast that began just before the season.
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Communication breakdowns allow for security breaches — like the one on Saturday, when the woman, Yujing Zhang, 32, was arrested with four cellphones, a hard drive, a laptop and a malware-infected thumb drive.
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During the almost hourlong presentation, Samsung offered an extensive technical explanation of the problems with the battery but little insight into the breakdowns that caused the company to fail to identify the problems.
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The concern with the aged equipment is both that it is prone to malfunctions and breakdowns, and also that it can no longer support updated software, which could be a major cybersecurity vulnerability.
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Zoë Keating, an independent cellist, publishes yearly breakdowns of her royalty earnings from various streaming services to encourage change in the payment system, which she doesn&apost believe is fair to some artists.
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Wisconsin maintained its double-digit lead for the rest of the half, taking advantage of Indiana defensive breakdowns to go 6 of 13 (46.2 percent) from 3-point range in the first half.
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As a child, Merkin could achieve her mother's full attention only when she was sick, and she ponders whether her yearning for maternal affection might have been an engine of her later breakdowns.
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New demographic breakdowns show startling rises among African-Americans, and the cumulative effect of opioid deaths has driven down overall life expectancy for the second consecutive year, something not seen since the 2628s.
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They've witnessed a couple near locker room breakdowns, including some random (not-so) cryptic tweets from LeBron to his teammates, and they fired coach David Blatt basically because he wouldn't let LeBron be coach.
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Each are looking for flaws or breakdowns in the program, and while neither are in overt conflict with one another, they don't want to screw up their chances for a real, live Mars mission.
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"Mom, if you say nervous breakdowns, it gets reported that I actually gave someone a nervous breakdown," chimes in Kalanick, who is still continually pacing around his parent's small home in that same circle.
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It's got murder, it's got emotional breakdowns, it's got shitty improv exercises, it's got that thing where you see an outfit on a mannequin and actually buy it but it looks terrible on you.
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The woman, meanwhile, has filed a counterclaim alleging among other things that the defamation suit, which was filed in January, caused her to suffer "several intense emotional breakdowns" and to drop out of school.
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Regardless of all the bells and whistles, however, the main goals remain simple — to improve on the average four to six breakdowns a year and reduce the time people have to wait for lifts.
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Driving the historic increase in turnout were those ages 18 to 212, who went from 211% participation in 227 to 22018% in 25 -- a 22014 percentage point increase, the largest among the demographic breakdowns.
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John Richardson said in a statement Tuesday the entire LCS program had undergone a review after the first two breakdowns and recommendations from that review were to be implemented after Navy leaders were briefed.
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There are many different kinds of sell-offs — from garden-variety pullbacks to wholesale breakdowns like the 2008 financial crisis — but the key for investors is knowing why they're occurring, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.
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There's also an aging bus system, which saw its lowest ridership numbers in more than a decade during the summer of 2016—probably because it suffers from roach infestations, chronic delays, and frequent breakdowns.
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But the actress and comedian is also a deeply contemplative seeker, a woman unafraid to share her frailties, breakdowns and breakthroughs — at least not with Refinery29's Christene Barberich in this week's UnStyled podcast.
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Eskom supplies over 90 percent of the power in Africa's most industrialised economy but has been grappling with power station breakdowns and diesel shortages which have curbed its ability to run backup power sources.
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The scope and size of the disaster resulted in breakdowns in basic supplies, making it difficult if not impossible to take care of the thousands in the 76,000-seat dome, which opened in 1975.
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The committee asked him to send it breakdowns for percentages working more than 50, 60, 70 and even 80 hours per week, should there indeed be any Uber drivers clocking up so much work.
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The SFC said it had received investor complaints they were unable to withdraw cryptocurrencies from their accounts with some exchanges, and that they had suffered significant losses due to "technical breakdowns" of the platforms.
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But as the clock neared 3 AM, Konstantin dropped Objekt's "The Stitch-up" to a flurry of dancers unprepared for harsh noise breakdowns after over an hour of a steady and satisfying kick drums.
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He explained that the symptoms of the disorder led him to check into a rehabilitation program in December 2016, initially thinking that the mental breakdowns he was experiencing were due to heavy marijuana use.
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This month again, regional breakdowns suggested an increase in exposure to euro zone stocks to the highest in over six years at the expense of U.S. equities, which were the lowest since April 2012.
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Power Trip inseminated the moshpit sensibilities of hardcore—gang vocals, two-step-friendly breakdowns—with the more speedy, technical elements of thrash metal to birth a giant, scary, perfect baby with shockingly wide appeal.
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While local reports say the German railway company Deutsche Bahn is often under fire for permanent delays and rail breakdowns, Weber stressed her mother's scarf has value for frustrated commuters all over the world.
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It's a rare music video — particularly when it's a solo debut— that manages to highlight the artist's captivating stage presence and star power while also inspiring shot-for-shot breakdowns and nostalgic think pieces.
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The team and its two world-champion drivers, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, managed to remain stoic in the face of terrible results, constant car and engine breakdowns, and a lack of engine power.
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There have been endless songs written about relationship breakdowns because they inspire a universal sort of pain; one most of us have endured by our early 20s, and one that shapes us for life.
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It caused some people to have real breakdowns on the internet and call Sean my 'wife of a husband,' which, if you know me at all, I think is awesome and Sean finds funny.
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By providing just a fraction of the estimated $1 billion it will cost to replace outdated machines, communities around the country — including poorer counties and urban centers — can avoid long delays and critical breakdowns.
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Here, in the third novel of a trilogy, Tambu faces breakdowns and the realization that her hard-won achievements do not guarantee upward mobility in a Zimbabwe beset by poverty, autocracy, and white privilege.
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