It's the most beautiful thing in the world to me, because it's always about a breaking point—a breaking point of joy, a breaking point of sadness.
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Every man and woman has his breaking point, and we just think Micah got to his breaking point before anyone else.
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The breaking point The United Nations has warned Gaza may be unlivable by 2020, pointing to the electricity shortage as the breaking point.
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Health system at 'breaking point' Faite said the health system is at a breaking point, raising concerns about how the country would cope with a further major outbreak.
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Remember, however: Everyone -- everyone -- has a breaking point.
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If employees are at their breaking point on cost-sharing, and employers reach their breaking point on cost growth, expect political systems to get serious about cutting those costs themselves.
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Over dinner one night, Mary Louise reaches a breaking point.
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Alan is always this far away from his breaking point.
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The disaster has pushed services in Palu to breaking point.
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Today the relationship between the two is at breaking point.
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There was a breaking point to his demeanor on Saturday.
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Is Chanel No. 5 about to reach her breaking point?
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We had absolutely reached a breaking point and needed help.
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But today we are pushing the system to breaking point.
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In short, the IRS is stretched to its breaking point.
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Or will Riverdale's Hitchcock blonde finally reach her breaking point?
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I was thinking that every human has a breaking point.
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Each of these women are nearing a dangerous breaking point.
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The aid agency warned the camp had reached breaking point.
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And on Friday morning, it finally hit a breaking point.
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LONDON — For Kevin Nakache, the breaking point came last year.
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I was at a breaking point, and it was terrible.
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The decision was the breaking point for public lands supporters.
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Here's a timeline of when they reached their breaking point.
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The planned fuel tax increase was simply the breaking point.
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Will Sunday's episode amount to a sort of breaking point?
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Here, that turning point feels also like a breaking point.
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Now it's pushing our airspace to the breaking point too. .
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The tape was a breaking point for Donna Stevens, too.
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This verdict risks pushing them closer to the breaking point.
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Another crisis could push the system to its breaking point.
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Each person's quarantine breaking point looks a little bit different.
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We are rapidly approaching the breaking point predicted by Axelrod.
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Food scarcity has already stretched society to the breaking point.
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It's stretching your vocal cords almost to the breaking point.
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Her budget and schedule were stressed to the breaking point.
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"We're at a breaking point in California," Mr. Wiener said.
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But the economics of education is reaching a breaking point.
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"My world was stretched to the breaking point," she said.
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To you, America, I ask: What is the breaking point?
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Back in Southend, the homeless situation is at breaking point.
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This really does seem to push her to the breaking point.
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One is [that] we are coming to a breaking point, right?
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"At some point we will see the breaking point," Franke said.
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"Actually, I haven't had a true breaking point yet," Austin admits.
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Around the world, Instagram-friendly destinations are at their breaking point.
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Photo: GettyApparently, even sell-out corporate shills have their breaking point.
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"I think we could be at a breaking point," Marczak said.
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Of course, she's going to get to a breaking point eventually.
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The male-dominated culture of Hollywood has reached a breaking point.
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"I did hit a breaking point at one time," she admits.
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Of course she's going to get to a breaking point eventually.
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Eleanor will be remembered as Joseph's husband, and June's breaking point.
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That, to be honest, was a major breaking point for me.
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The pair finally came together when Fletcher reached her breaking point.
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What will happen if Trump is pushed to a breaking point?
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It may be that Seattle has finally reached that breaking point.
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Specifically, its capacity to heal you when you've hit breaking point.
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Clinton's economic message seemed to reach a breaking point after Mrs.
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Tell me why our food system is at a breaking point.
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On July 13, 2014, her tumultuous marriage hit its breaking point.
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Impact: Many farmers are near or at a financial breaking point.
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"It's clear people are getting to a breaking point," Xiao said.
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"It's clear people are getting to a breaking point," Xiao said.
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Every top adviser seems to reach some kind of breaking point.
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The Trump administration could crank the pressure beyond the breaking point.
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Could Republicans finally reach some kind of breaking point with Trump?
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"This familial contact was the breaking point for us," she said.
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Perhaps, though, we have reached a breaking point in cancel culture.
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I love that this act of falling signifies a breaking point.
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She says she reached the breaking point and had to resign.
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Within a few months, he was stretched to his breaking point.
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"We're not at a breaking point; we're in the middle of a breaking point across all agencies," Morgan claimed, citing Customs and Border Patrol, Health and Human Services, and ICE as being the most affected agencies.
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And it almost seemed as if we'd finally reached a breaking point.
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Watch how he stretches Minnesota's defense to its absolute breaking point below.
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And I think it kind of hit a breaking point that night.
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Moon reached her breaking point after participating in her second fitness competition.
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Hardell, who is transmasculine, told BuzzFeed News they're reaching a breaking point.
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The agencies are stretched to breaking point, responding to plot after plot.
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The breaking point came after I moved in with my roommate, Jack.
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Instead, she keeps escalating the situation far past most people's breaking point.
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Over the past several years, content moderation has reached a breaking point.
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For those not in relationships, however, things were at their breaking point.
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In January 2015, Schmitt was at what she calls the breaking point.
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But the breaking point came in game seven of the grueling gauntlet.
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Eventually, Fred hit a breaking point and took over the company entirely.
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The immigration crisis pushed the coalition to breaking point to last year.
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There's a breaking point, and I think we'll find it this year.
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I guess me being the youngest sibling complaining was her breaking point.
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Black America is beyond the breaking point, a point of no return.
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The issue of clinician burnout has reached a breaking point this year.
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But the past three weeks have brought me to my breaking point.
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"It reached a breaking point," an official with ICE told the newspaper.
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And Elgar's "The Music Makers" (QuattroLive) is pushed to the breaking point.
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"That would probably stretch my arguments to the breaking point," Letter added.
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They have tested their marriage vows to and beyond the breaking point.
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"My nerves are already at breaking point," he told his civil servants.
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In my opinion, that would get to the breaking point on impact.
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"Economic tensions are reaching a breaking point," Paulson cautioned in his speech.
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This crisis risks bring providers, educators and families to a breaking point.
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The outbreak has pushed the Italian medical system to the breaking point.
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I remember when I reached my breaking point with my son's sleep.
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Go deeper: Turkey's Syria offensive puts alliance with U.S. near breaking point
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The situation is dire, and both sides have reached a breaking point.
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Seconds stretched to their breaking point, unquestionably the longest of Bronfman's life.
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The Times compiled a list detailing when they reached their breaking point.
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It is unclear what the breaking point for the European powers is.
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That pushed the ultraconservative House speaker, Tom Craddick, to a breaking point.
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And some economists say that they could be reaching a breaking point.
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I had been driven to a breaking point with my family life.
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The city's mental health services are still stretched to the breaking point.
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"I've reached a breaking point," she told me in an in-person interview.
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Every two seconds, there's a new email, and you're reaching your breaking point.
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That, I think, is why Claudia's revelation to Elizabeth was her breaking point.
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Brysha continued her disordered eating through college, and finally reached a breaking point.
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Harber explained how his frustration with DraftKings and FanDuel reached a breaking point.
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And this week sure looks like just that sort of breaking point moment.
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On my show, it happens also because the women hit a breaking point.
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The disease is already pushing South Africa's public health system to breaking-point.
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He's taking so much bullying that it's taking him beyond his breaking point.
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But there are signs that Republicans in Congress are reaching a breaking point.
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So, when you reach your breaking point, don't try and barrel past it.
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The breaking point came at Thanksgiving when I attended a wedding in Texas.
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Somalia's capacity to manage the flow of defectors is at a breaking point.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense, and credulity to the breaking point.
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In 2018, 11 years after getting her implants, Barrow hit a breaking point.
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After about a year of full-time parenting, I hit my breaking point.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense and credulity to the breaking point.
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And founders typically hold this stuff in and then reach a breaking point.
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Things hit a breaking point when, of all things, I got the flu.
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Sessions statement on Thursday, however, suggests he may have reached a breaking point.
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That will overwhelm hospitals -- many of which are already at the breaking point.
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Perhaps this will be the breaking point for him to send her home.
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But this year's crop of best-picture nominees may be the breaking point.
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The dispute has driven relations between Washington and Ankara almost to breaking point.
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Indeed, with each tweet, he seems to move closer to a breaking point.
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"Having panic attacks and I think it just got to a breaking point."
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"In my opinion, that was the breaking point of the Republic," he said.
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As we learned with Watergate, every politician and party have a breaking point.
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Cruz's all-out assault suggested his campaign might be nearing its breaking point.
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The current system is pushing both doctors and nurses to the breaking point.
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On its 35th day, the partial government shutdown finally reached its breaking point.
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The breaking point: Lewandowski had gone one step too far by targeting Trump's family.
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For Turkey, the dispute has pushed relations with the United States to breaking point.
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He called Brandy's death a murder, saying she was pushed to the breaking point.
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The real breaking point, though, was the death of her son four years ago.
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But exasperation in the Red Zone—the rest of Iraq—is near breaking point.
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The Republican Senate has brought the greatest democracy on Earth to its breaking point.
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Now two developments have strained weak loyalties to breaking point: Brexit and Mr Corbyn.
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This horrible event is designed specifically to push someone — anyone — to the breaking point.
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But, if you're just not that into someone, this could be your breaking point.
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If you're running up a tab on plastic, this could be a breaking point.
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In 2013, I hit a breaking point because my gender dysphoria had become unbearable.
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Controversy surrounding the long-loathed organization feels like it's finally reaching its breaking point.
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"You have to reach a breaking point, especially when difficult things happen," she says.
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But further press attention brought them to a breaking point of addressing the issue.
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It was July of 2016, when Marie F.* finally reached her bridesmaid breaking point.
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If we're not at the breaking point yet, we're surely about to find it.
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For most teams, this would be the greatest moment of tension, the breaking point.
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Through continuous exposure to mechanical stress, a material will eventually reach its breaking point.
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The international human rights system has been pushed to the breaking point by governments.
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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) on Friday said al-Hol was at "breaking point".
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The breaking point came between Christmas Day and New Years, about three years ago.
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It is a reminder that even the stoical Russian people have a breaking point.
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This situation made worse by an international humanitarian system that is at breaking point.
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Meanwhile, the nation's public pension system inches closer to a breaking point every year.
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TV on Wednesday that the situation at the border had reached a breaking point.
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"But I just think as a nation we're at a breaking point," he said.
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Since then, numbers of border-crossers have surged, pushing resources to the breaking point.
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In those desperate days, after weeks in detention, I was at a breaking point.
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But some advocates see hope in 2016, with political pressure nearing a breaking point.
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We place expectations on statistics and expert testimony that strains them to breaking point.
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Changes in personality and mood can strain families and marriages, sometimes to breaking point.
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It is our greatest national asset and we are squeezing it to breaking point.
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Divisions over immigration within Germany's coalition government may be near a breaking point today.
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The #TrumpShutdown has already pushed hundreds of thousands of Americans to the breaking point.
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"We're reaching a breaking point," said Abby Marquand, P.H.I.'s director of policy research.
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"There's no indication that the employer market is at a breaking point," Pearson says.
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Based on the finale, Jaime has reached his breaking point with his sister-lover.
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What are some of the signs that a colleague is hitting a breaking point?
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What we're watching: There are signs that the system is nearing a breaking point.
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"The breaking point was [convicted murderer] Scott Peterson's lawyer contacting me," she told Refinery29.
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He hit a breaking point when frustrated with the process of appealing parking tickets.
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Has a breaking point in our tolerance for all of this manipulation been reached?
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When Straczynski recounts his career, each job seems to head toward a breaking point.
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When Straczynski recounts his career, each job seems to head toward a breaking point.
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Ms. Körbes's breaking point came during a rehearsal for a new work in 2013.
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But the tension between employees and management appears to be reaching a breaking point.
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"Current signals indicate that North Korea is nowhere near this breaking point," he said.
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But every once in a while, managers push their employees past their breaking point.
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"It's not okay that I feel like I'm at my breaking point," she said.
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"We're getting pretty close" to a breaking point, Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas said.
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How does this situation compare to the breaking point in 1974 for Richard Nixon?
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But all have stretched the rules that allow temporary controls to breaking point, or beyond.
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It truly seems like everything is at a breaking point — and Hilda finally hits hers.
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I knew it was going to be what pushed my kids to their breaking point.
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But it was WhatsApp that finally pushed the people of Lebanon to the breaking-point.
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Over the last year, our cherished democratic institutions have been stressed to the breaking point.
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One day, I found harder drugs on the boat and that was my breaking point.
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"There was clearly a breaking point, where she'd just had enough," says the Pitt source.
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More selling in U.S. bond markets Monday pushed mortgage rates to a psychological breaking point.
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It definitely gets to that breaking point of: 'Look, I need you to show up.
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I wouldn't technically say they are immune to venom; even they have a breaking point.
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It's how the data was misused and manipulated that brought us to a breaking point.
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T.I.'s patience with fellow rapper and friend Kanye West has reached a breaking point.
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"Our political system feels like it's at a breaking point," Meyers says in the segment.
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Shouldn't it be basic physics to understand when the fault has reached a breaking point?
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Khloé's issues with Caitlyn start to reach a breaking point at Kendall's 21st birthday party.
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Because all the rhetorical violence on stage indicated that the GOP has a breaking point.
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The latest incident (though not substance-related) was clearly the breaking point for the Browns.
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But the sheer scale of the crisis means the system is at a breaking point.
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Calling what Lady Gaga did a political statement stretches the term to its breaking point.
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Like the earlier series, The X-Files would expand its template to the breaking point.
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But the idea that Nominee Kasich emerges from that scenario stretches credulity to breaking point.
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But it must also exercise enough restraint to avoid pushing either beyond the breaking point.
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Each guest will be mentally and physically challenged until you reach your personal breaking point.
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Garrett's charge was the breaking point of tensions that had been building throughout the game.
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Now, that would stretch the bounds of rationality to, if not beyond, the breaking point.
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The endless stream of corruption and lawlessness threatens eroding constitutional democracy to a breaking point.
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Having a safe space is mega important to you, and you're at a breaking point.
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The American people have been pushed to a breaking point and we're seeing the results.
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I had reached a breaking point; I knew something was terribly wrong with this situation.
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Ortega is very close to the players, but he also works them to breaking point.
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The breaking point came when I told my mom how badly I wanted to leave.
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As with many conservative Catholics, the abuse scandal has proved to be a breaking point.
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As the lira struggles, many analysts say the economic pressures are reaching a breaking point.
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That breaking point in the "body count" that President Lyndon Johnson wanted, and that Gen.
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The bill, if enacted, would push the already overstretched immigration system to a breaking point.
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But after two decades of spending cuts, the German military has reached a breaking point.
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I was at breaking point and was so depressed because the comments were absolutely horrendous.
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But I know of others who've had these relationships strained to breaking point by Brexit.
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The organization is a linchpin in the shelter system, which is nearing a breaking point.
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J. Kirkpatrick for The New York Times Michael D. Cohen was at a breaking point.
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Compounded by his anxiety and depression, he reached a breaking point and had to quit.
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Many hospitals have come close to the breaking point even in a bad flu season.
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And in summer of 2017, the waiting and crowding and derailments reached a breaking point.
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Last spring, as the weather warmed and the honking worsened, they hit their breaking point.
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Read the outline: Go deeper: Turkey's Syria offensive puts alliance with U.S. near breaking point
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" But he added, "The debate is: are they stretching the network to its breaking point?
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No one knows who's going to break first and what will be the breaking point.
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But since then, public frustration has built up to a breaking point for the social network.
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Many controllers have reached the breaking point of exhaustion, stress, and worry caused by this shutdown.
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Tempers had been ratcheted to a breaking point by a week of draining internal GOP combat.
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The incident, Lorena alleged, was the breaking point after suffering years of domestic violence and abuse.
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I'd make work in the studio, and put that stuff off to the absolute breaking point.
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There isn't a lot of due diligence being done and there will be a breaking point.
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In Chile, a hike in subway fares more than a week ago proved the breaking point.
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But because that was such an obvious breaking point, people realized they needed to start early.
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I guess these people won't be happy until I reach a breaking point and just die.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank is stretching the concept of "skin in the game" to breaking point.
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Heidi, a Fat Morgan's, finally reaches her breaking point after witnessing a not-too-surprising death.
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Maybe this — a teenager allegedly trained to be a submissive sexual object — is the breaking point.
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"Right now we are at a critical breaking point," said Wilson from the border patrol union.
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In 2016 the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee described a system "close to breaking-point".
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She reached her own breaking point while leaving the No. 21 show in Milan last season.
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But over the course of their now 21-year marriage, she nearly reached a breaking point.
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Ageing cinemas bulge to breaking-point: audiences turn into cheering spectators and drown out the dialogues.
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He and his wife invested $303,000 into that line, which took them to the breaking point.
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For Verge internet culture editor Devon Maloney, the breaking point was the lack of nearby theaters.
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Set goals that will inspire the whole team to stretch, but not past its breaking point.
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That frustration reached a breaking point three years ago when they were shopping for their wedding.
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Holding Tripoli, the east and the south could stretch the LNA's capacity to the breaking point.
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This post first appeared on VICE UK. It took a few years to hit breaking point.
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Is this America's breaking point when it comes to the political rhetoric that's become so hateful?
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There's no reason for Kim, or even Kanye, to blame themselves for reaching a breaking point.
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" Eventually, the breaking point came when Edward allegedly told Lewis that their physical relationship was "confusing.
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The challenge now is to ensure that Brexit does not test that proposition to breaking point.
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"The murder of this innocent woman represents a breaking point," Merritt said, according to USA Today.
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The 2017 hurricane season was the costliest on record, stretching federal resources to their breaking point.
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Delays and fares are rising along with ridership, with passenger cars packed to the breaking point.
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America's piecemeal and expensive care infrastructure, created a half century ago, has reached a breaking point.
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Will there be a breaking point where conservatives finally say that they have gone too far?
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But Marmo says New York City's coronavirus epidemic is straining his industry to a breaking point.
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There's a recent debut best-seller — very controversial — that tested my patience to the breaking point.
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I think we've reached the breaking point between active protests and incendiary actions, and media coverage.
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Now the United Methodist Church, the nation's second largest Protestant denomination, has reached another breaking point.
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I know the deep pain, yet also resolve, that brought the church to this breaking point.
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It's the run-up to the commissioner's visit that nearly pushes Mikami past his breaking point.
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American officials are betting that Iran will reach a breaking-point in 2020, or soon thereafter.
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Pushed to their breaking point in New Orleans, dancers took to the streets and the internet.
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The incident represented a breaking point for the city that led to an aggressive police crackdown.
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PHILADELPHIA — Blanka Zizka, the artistic director of the Wilma Theater here, had reached a breaking point.
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Things reached a breaking point in early 2013 when Obama abruptly removed Mattis from his post.
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However, a year after starting full time, he reached his breaking point and became severely depressed.
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In the end it did quite the opposite — and turned out to be a breaking point.
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Apparently, Leakes' breaking point came during the filming of the RHOA finale, set to air next month.
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The whole sketch, it's just chockfull of opportunities to just completely stretch it out to breaking point.
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The slick PR campaign masked a design and production process that was stretched to the breaking point.
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Mudde said the only question is whether there is still a breaking point for the Republican Party.
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Tensions with the opinion shows were the breaking point for Smith, people familiar with his decision said.
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"Every couple has a breaking point," the trailer for Make Up or Break Up states, as fact.
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Meanwhile, you work in a laboratory and use science to understand it, so where's the breaking point?
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If you're a heavy Mobile Hotspot user, this could be a breaking point for the unlimited plan.
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"The frustration is definitely rising, but I would be hesitant to predict a breaking point," Mendelson said.
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After seven months of making Millennial and working a full-time job, I reached a breaking point.
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At the climax of the cycle—meaning the full moon—situations tend to reach their breaking point.
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Clearly, with these escalating healthcare costs, we're at a breaking point, with healthcare reform an inevitable outcome.
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And we came home and I just hit a breaking point and said, 'I can't do this.
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Refugee camps in Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon are stretched to the breaking point by the Syrian crisis.
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I just want people to know... he's a hurting young kid who was at his breaking point.
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And it got to a point of an ultimatum and that's where I hit my breaking point.
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Officials have even said the immigration system has reached its "breaking point," according to The Washington Post.
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She's clearly reached her breaking point and is trying to draw some boundaries and enforce some rules.
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"[A supply chain problem] could be a breaking point at any one of these steps," said Higgins.
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But she struggled with her family's inability to accept her, and eventually she reached a breaking point.
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The shameless slaughter of women and children brings Mexico's deteriorating security situation to a new breaking point.
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She hasn't reached her breaking point, but said she would turn to the food pantry for help.
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The events of the past year brought American and Israeli Jews ever closer to a breaking point.
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"Our system has been pushed to a breaking point by those who seek open borders," she said.
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In what's become another lost season for Anthony, it seems as if he's reaching his breaking point.
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Her family believes the breaking point was a concussion she sustained during a training ride in January.
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Each side blamed the other for the explosive revelation, pushing the relationship to a near breaking point.
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It is a creation that would seem as if designed specifically to test the internet's breaking point.
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The point is to push people to the breaking point so they'll give up their legal rights.
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Seven years ago he was addicted to painkillers, and he reached a breaking point when he overdosed.
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It was late July when James Paxton was nearing his breaking point — as was the Yankees hierarchy.
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As he and I told and retold our complicated history, we were pushed to the breaking point.
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His father and I have been near our breaking point more times than I care to admit.
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"The Trump administration is pushing hard to squeeze and isolate Iran to the breaking point," he said.
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Medicare's breaking point is nigh, with the program's trustees projecting that solvency will only last until 2628.
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Last week, Mr. Tillerson suggested that the United States' patience with Pakistan was nearing a breaking point.
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But Trump is straining that loyalty to the breaking point for many Republicans, and beyond for some.
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No one knows how long higher oil prices will last or where the economy's breaking point is.
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"She had been pushed past her breaking point," he said during a recent interview at his firm.
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Orman's breaking point came after an audition for Cirque du Soleil in Vegas (her dream gig, after stunts).
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But after their highly anticipated performance in April at the annual music festival, Williams hit her breaking point.
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She eventually reaches her breaking point and struggles to find a small grasp of control in her life.
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But, it seems, other passengers' phone calls would fly right past the breaking point, and keep on going.
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Which is all fine and well, but we want to be clear that there is a breaking point.
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I just had to reach my breaking point to finally work up the courage and take the leap.
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The governing body's patience with Russia is at a breaking point, according to people close to its leaders.
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The investigation into who had shot Little commenced as Baltimore detectives found themselves strained past their breaking point.
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In the daylong meetings, all the major players seemed to recognize that Syria had reached a breaking point.
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He believed the United States had hit a breaking point and was no longer able to support newcomers.
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"The crisis is growing increasingly desperate and resources are at breaking point," added UNICEF emergencies director Manuel Fontaine.
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But living in the public eye that doesn't come without consequences, and Luke faces his own breaking point.
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As she ages, though, these contradictions battle within her more and more, till she's at a breaking point.
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She reached her breaking point and couldn't live the lie he was putting on her for 7 months.
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"The only good skinhead is a dead one," Hubert eggs Vinz on, pushing him to his breaking point.
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There is war, there is famine, there is a palpable sense of things having reached a breaking point.
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The team sucking butt, though, even if there's a new local arena coming, may be his breaking point.
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Planes are farty, miserable sky prisons that drive even the most serene among us to the breaking point.
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Josh Murray has some pretty bad dating karma, and it looks like he's finally reached a breaking point.
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His challenge will be to govern within the law and to avoid straining democratic norms to breaking point.
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It's been an open question when—or even if—the movement would reach a breaking point with him.
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Where is our breaking point, at which we say that the benefits do not outweigh the human cost?
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"The System: The American Way of Politics at the Breaking Point" by Haynes Johnson and David S. Broder
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Behind closed doors GOP senators, at their conference lunch Thursday, appeared to be bordering on a breaking point.
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At 7843, her disagreements with her step-dad reached a breaking point and her parents kicked her out.
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But as the insurgents succeeded in taking more ground, Assad's army found itself stretched to the breaking point.
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These trends all have been building for decades, but now are reaching a breaking point for the public.
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As Mets failed to produce against Bumgarner, the Giants nearly found their opponent's breaking point in the eighth.
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"Many controllers have reached the breaking point of exhaustion, stress and worry caused by this shutdown," Rinaldi said.
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Democratic strength in mostly white, well-educated suburbs has stretched the Republican House majority to the breaking point.
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But for the previous outages, it blamed high trading volumes that pushed its infrastructure to a breaking point.
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By 453, it had reached a breaking point from deteriorating tracks and trains, chronic budget shortfalls and overcrowding.
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That was Saleh's breaking point: "We were brothers and days later we were killing each other," he said.
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There is great tension in the world, tension toward a breaking point, and men are unhappy and confused.
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Now, as my colleagues reported from San Ysidro, the immigration system may actually be reaching a breaking point.
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I noticed a young man get on with a huge black garbage bag stuffed to the breaking point.
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"There's going to be a breaking point," Erik Neander, the general manager of the Tampa Bay Rays, said.
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But Shelley Howland, a Republican who attended the pro-Wallace event, said Mr. Trump represented a breaking point.
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The company's efforts to draw more customers during a pandemic has pushed some employees to their breaking point.
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The unexpected arrival of Sienna, a very young woman the boss met in Idaho, is a breaking point.
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Whenever criticism over this sort of marketing language reaches a breaking point, however, Tesla has removed the language.
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"We are past the breaking point and in a full-blown emergency," the department said in its statement.
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New clients are often at their breaking point, uncertain what to make of this exotic land called Pennsylvania.
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For some teams, things reached a breaking point: Three more head coaches were fired in the past month.
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And some senators have reached their breaking point as the White House continues to withhold documents and witnesses.
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I attended the Methodist general conference in Portland, Oregon in 2016 and reached my own personal breaking point.
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She and Will have come a long way from the near-breaking point the actress experienced years back.
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"The system is well beyond capacity and remains at the breaking point," CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan told reporters.
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It's evidence the US immigration system is at a "breaking point," the Customs and Border Protection commissioner says.
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This is the first extended English translation of the notes, and they carry mystification to the breaking point.
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The EFF certainly helps, though as a nonprofit it will also have to figure out its breaking point.
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As Bonaire has become a year-round cruise destination, the island's aboveground resources are at the breaking point.
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When you reach your breaking point, boredom teaches you to respond constructively, to make something happen for yourself.
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But other senators were more understanding, saying she may have just hit her breaking point with Trump's rhetoric.
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But this problem, and their efforts to fix it, is straining the European Union to the breaking point.
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"Yet it is defendant who dramatically accuses the commonwealth of 'stretching the rules beyond the breaking point,' " Steele wrote.
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"We reach a breaking point really [in the finale], but then we sit them on that rock," Horgan says.
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The chances of relations reaching a breaking point and turning into an open conflict are slight, but very real.
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But this essential safety net is already strained to the breaking point, even without an influx of new clients.
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After reaching a breaking point at her in-office job in 2017, she quit to freelance on her own.
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You might want to believe that everyone has their breaking point where there's no choice left but to resist.
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The country's infrastructure is patchy, the health service is at breaking point and jobs are plentiful but low-paying.
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Often at the cost of sleep, our most valuable restorative resource, we pushed our biology to the breaking point.
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"I was at my breaking point ... I just gave them what they wanted," she told ABC in November 2015.
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My breaking point came the day I turned 26, when I looked in the mirror and barely recognized myself.
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That's begun to change over the years, and it felt like 2017 was a bit of a breaking point.
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This all comes at a time when Russian relations with NATO and several western governments are at breaking point.
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While rates of domestic violence rise to epidemic levels, services are being stretched to breaking point by government cuts.
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Relations between Ankara and Washington have neared breaking point recently over U.S. support for the YPG and other issues.
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While this breaking point long loomed on the horizon, both U.S. and Turkish officials hoped it could be avoided.
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Fury's uncle and trainer Peter Fury said recently the boxer was "almost at breaking point" and receiving professional help.
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We broke the story ... Cardi reached a breaking point after Nicki making comments about her fitness as a mom.
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Schools that were already straining to cope with a huge influx of new pupils are now at breaking point.
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Cohan spoke about nearly reaching her breaking point during an appearance on Inside the Actors Studio, airing February 11.
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But it's not just families' budgets that are busting—the state budget is at its breaking point as well.
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In her email to the pretend Weinstein, Bloom said her breaking point came at the allegations of sexual assault.
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That, on top of some recent investments that had gone bad, may have been his breaking point, Stokes said.
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Katz, who works exclusively with women, said those who reach out to him are typically at a breaking point.
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" Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan stated last week that that immigration enforcement had reached a "breaking point.
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"A breaking point may come tomorrow when they miss a paycheck for the second time this year," Johnson said.
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It is certainly effective and millions of dollars are spent on it, often stretching truth to the breaking point.
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"A breaking point may come tomorrow when they miss a paycheck for the second time this year," Johnson said.
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Still, this was a breaking point, regrettable if the triumph of the Reformation was the thing to be desired.
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There are telltale signs that you're coming upon a breaking point which, if not managed, can lead to burnout.
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"We've reached a breaking point," said Hoxie, a 48-year-old science teacher at Booker T. Washington High School.
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You have to get to your breaking point… rock bottom is the moment when you're like, 'I've lost myself.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan noted, the latest revelation appears to be a breaking point for a number of conservatives.
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The political haunted house is built for people who are reaching their breaking point with this election, Reyes said.
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But Ghose said demand for refuges already far outstripped supply and the proposed overhaul could be the breaking point.
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The breaking point came when he told her he was buying dogs online and using them as target practice.
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But with 200 responders out sick, the system could reach a critical breaking point if more have to leave.
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A bloody clash between those two countries would make a humanitarian situation at its breaking point even more dire.
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The demand that Mexico pay for the wall was the breaking point in other negotiations on trade and immigration.
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And it is why those who have spent careers defending America seemed to reach a breaking point this weekend.
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But with the shutdown now dragging into its third week, some farmers say they are at a breaking point.
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In an Op-Ed, Jonathan Weisman writes that American and Israeli Jews may be heading toward a breaking point.
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" McConnell decries, "One side can continue to hurl mud, hatred, and toxic behavior until we reach a breaking point.
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Still, there are clues in No Man's Sky that the galaxy's population once went past a similar breaking point.
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But ISIS's siege of Kobani, a city in the autonomous Syrian Kurdish region of Rojava, was a breaking point.
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Instead, it recounts the story of an abuse victim pushed to the breaking point, literally, in her own words.
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My interest is in the moment where you follow what is familiar to us through to its breaking point.
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But after a six-part documentary aired on Lifetime, tolerance for his behavior has finally reached a breaking point.
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Relations between Ankara and Washington have neared breaking point recently over U.S. support for the YPG and other issues.
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It feels like the internet is at a breaking point, and we as a society are finally questioning the experiment.
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Smith has his detractors inside the building, mostly on the opinion side, and tensions reached a breaking point last month.
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It does nothing to fix our broken immigration system, which is at its breaking point because of the administration's mismanagement.
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Their failure to reach an increasingly disaffected constituency has been reaching a breaking point since the disruptive primaries of 2016.
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The encounter in the hotel room was a breaking point — I contacted the American Civil Liberties Union and lawyered up.
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Department of Homeland Security officials have said the influx of migrants has caused the agency to reach a breaking point.
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It will also suggest people you can chat with at companies if you aren't even at the ice-breaking point.
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The BreakSafe Magnetic USB-C cable includes a small magnetic breaking point at one of male ends of the inputs.
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Gharachedaghi, now 36, said that it took more than 20 years for her to reach her "breaking point" in 2016.
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"I just came to a breaking point; the next 12 months were extremely difficult," the star described in her documentary.
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Meanwhile, Bristowe hit a breaking point last February with her body shamers, and decided to call them out on Twitter.
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He says his breaking point came when he turned his back, and heard the valet clear his throat to spit.
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Our system of constitutional democracy is being tested, with President Trump apparently intent on stretching it beyond a breaking point.
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Even with Dittmer in the background, Amme pushes language towards its breaking point in a way a human could not.
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"I had been hiding in the shadows for so long that I just reached a breaking point," Mr. Saavedra said.
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As storm after storm kept coming, the land left that could absorb the moisture reached breaking point, causing the landslides.
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If you feel like you're reaching a breaking point with workplace stress, it may be time to take a timeout.
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Activists believe police over-zealousness has reached a breaking point, while many conservatives believe law enforcement needs more public support.
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Republicans say they are now at a breaking point with Democrats, whom they've accused of slow-walking the president's nominees.
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His daughter, Sarah Moriarty, claimed at the time that the family had "reached our breaking point" with the Obama administration.
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"We're going to reach a breaking point here," said Jill Potts, an owner of Summit Oilfield Supply in Cuero, Texas.
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They had stretched their engine used to its breaking point, and it wasn't clear if they could finish the game.
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The big picture: With so many large fires burning at once, California's firefighting resources are stretched past the breaking point.
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You don't need to be an actor to recognize the pattern, nor that it will eventually reach its breaking point.
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"It is evident the systems that identify, treat, and ultimately prevent STDs are strained to near-breaking point," he said.
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These days, the cautious optimism I've lived by, as a novelist and a man, feels strained to the breaking point.
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It's not that he and his ilk don't get the dangers of heating up the planet to the breaking point.
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There are women; there are pills; there are flashbacks to Fosse as a young dancer pushed to the breaking point.
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The breaking point came one Saturday morning when he awoke to the sounds of a funeral service taking place downstairs.
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Of late, it's reached a breaking point, with climate change happening at an accelerated pace — "the new abnormal," as Gov.
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This realization marked a breaking point in Johnson's presidency and, more broadly, a watershed in the history of the 23.2s.
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Some critics of Mr. Fallon say that moment was the breaking point that led to his declining ratings this year.
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For weeks, Oklahoma teachers considered a walkout over what they say is their breaking point over pay and education funding.
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At one hospital, the breaking point for many women was an inability to get basic supplies like pads and tampons.
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But this year's crop of best-picture nominees — largely about and directed by white men — may be the breaking point.
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"You see ecosystems storing more carbon for the next 50 years, but at some point you hit a breaking point."
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Barnett said Amazon leaders tried -- unsuccessfully -- to pressure the company even when PopSockets said it had reached its breaking point.
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The breaking point for Zanis came in February when a gunman killed five people in his hometown of Aurora, Illinois.
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Turkey is targeting the U.S.-backed fighters at a time when ties with ally Washington appear close to breaking point.
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" Recalling her breaking point, Drea said, "At the time I didn't know there was such a thing as spousal rape.
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Department of Homeland Security officials have said the influx of migrants has led to a breaking point for their agency.
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Her public breaking point came after Mr. Trump's strident and often angry acceptance speech for the Republican nomination in Cleveland.
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According to the UN, some 230,22005 of them have been registered in Lebanon, stretching the country to its breaking point.
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Winding those two themes together makes Tully a poignant, sometimes painful story about a woman who reaches her breaking point.
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"There is a risk – and I don't know where the breaking point is – that if these talks go on without leading anywhere without coming close to the essential issue of transition, that surely there is a breaking point where the opposition will feel what is the use?" a Western diplomat told Reuters in Geneva.
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While Facebook has announced plans to hire an extra 3,000 moderators, it is clear that its systems is at breaking point.
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I had met her a few times and she was always very pleasant," adding, "she just must have reached breaking point.
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Julio Castro of the non-governmental organization Doctors for Health says the blackouts have stretched Venezuelan hospitals to the breaking point.
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Let's say you've had a rough morning and you reach a breaking point while waiting for your K-Cup to brew.
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Cars 3 tries to expand the world of the Cars films, and it does so to what's essentially the breaking point.
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Then, having to move and having to deal with the pressure of getting the show right — that was a breaking point.
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The once lively Mueller is now serene and collected, which of course incites Sal to push him to his breaking point.
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Ohtani's UCL issues didn't start during his time with the Angels, but it's with them that they've reached their breaking point.
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After past cases of widespread sickness caused by improperly handled vaccinations, China's vaccine crisis reached a breaking point earlier this year.
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Betty does try to be friendly but even someone as obsessed with being kind as she is has a breaking point.
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His clash with the Russian government reached its breaking point when he refused to turn over data relating to Ukranian protestors.
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"The government has filed a lawsuit and it stretches the very reach of antitrust law beyond the breaking point," he said.
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Her financial desperation, and her resentment of Beth's passive-aggression about their careers, builds to a breaking point during the vacation.
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New Yorkers are at their breaking point with the MTA and in general seem more likely to take fragrant vinaigrette personally.
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Administration officials say it's a step in the right direction, but they say the system is still at the breaking point.
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For Murnane, the same principle holds, but with the difference that he stretches art's link with life to the breaking point.
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In a conversation with poet Ulf Stolterfoht, a chatbot pushes language towards its breaking point in a way no human could.
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While the Prosecco is reducing, prepare the asparagus by snapping the stalks at their natural breaking point, discarding the lower part.
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"When you shout BREAKING POINT over and over again, you don't get to be surprised when someone breaks," Mr. Massie wrote.
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" Her comments came after Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said Wednesday that immigration enforcement has reached a "breaking point.
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Promised upgrades to infrastructure in favelas across Rio have been abandoned and existing public services are at breaking point, residents said.
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It feels like Falcons head coach Dan Quinn is not long for the job, and this could be a breaking point.
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He will have to recover quickly after being stretched to breaking point by Thiem in a match lasting nearly three hours.
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As such, the surprise would be if they finally did reach a breaking point and took a definitive stand against Trump.
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Trouble at Barclays and Deutsche Bank These challenges are building toward a breaking point at Barclays and Deutsche Bank, in particular.
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For many, his initial refusal last weekend to disavow an endorsement from David Duke, the white supremacist, was a breaking point.
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I once had a patient who had reached a breaking point with the situation in the startup where she was employed.
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Black Mirror is always at its best when it examines how technology stretches what's human about us to its breaking point.
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"There's a breaking point, and we're of no help like this," said one government rescue worker with tears in his eyes.
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In 1985, the AIDS crisis had reached a breaking point and Buddies was the first-ever feature film to address it.
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Put bluntly, absent the European Union's benign offsetting influence, internal tensions in the disunited kingdom would soon reach a breaking point.
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It's not the only one, but from my conversations with liberals, it appears to have been something of a breaking point.
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Mr. Young said his members, many of them military veterans, were nearing their breaking point after working for weeks without pay.
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The breaking point for Trump, one person familiar with the president's reaction said, was Mulvaney's long-planned trip to Las Vegas.
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But economists see the lira's plunge as a sign of growing domestic economic pressures that could be nearing a breaking point.
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The bottom line: The NFL has considered shortening the preseason for years, and it feels like we've reached a breaking point.
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Representative Stephanie Murphy, a Democrat from the Orlando area, said voters in her largely suburban district had reached a breaking point.
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This virus — an enormous test of our public health and economic infrastructure — risks bringing child care providers to a breaking point.
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At what point, is there a breaking point in terms of the number of Americans or residents who were born elsewhere?
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The announcement proved to be the breaking point for Mx. Zilles (who is gender nonbinary and takes the gender-nonspecific honorific).
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Perhaps his administration's litany of indefensible ethics violations combined with their disrespect of congressional oversight powers will be the breaking point.
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To each project Leonardo would say, "Sure, great, no problem," then stretch the deadlines to the breaking point, and well beyond.
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"I am just at my breaking point with feeling like it's a waste of time," said Pascucci about the complaint process.
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But she sees more clearly now how the system failed, and how the shooter, her former student, reached a breaking point.
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Over the past several days, he appeared to reach a breaking point, writing violent messages inside apartment buildings, the authorities said.
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" Another conductor, with more than 15 years' experience on the Morris and Essex line, said: "People are at their breaking point.
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With a full workload of applications in the pipeline, the organization is already close to the breaking point, Mr. Rasi said.
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Historians in the not-too-distant future may very well marvel that we hit the impeachment breaking point when we did.
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Climate change is threatening to push Mexico City toward a breaking point as areas are sinking because of droughts and flooding.
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"It preceded a breaking point for me," Fox told the film's writer, Diablo Cody, in an interview arranged by Entertainment Tonight.
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Earlier this week, Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said the "breaking point has arrived" for the US immigration system.
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Paul's paranoia infects them all until the fraying, thin bonds they've formed reach their inevitable breaking point in a painful climax.
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To find the breaking point of the towels, we gradually added weight onto each of them until the paper tore apart.
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We observed that water began to pool at the bottom of the bowl even before the towel reached its breaking point.
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The breaking point came in August, after violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville ended up killing a young counterprotester.
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But without having any idea where the breaking point is, there's really not much they can do to move to the left.
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I somehow got to this breaking point where I let go of that and asked myself: what do I want to say?
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On this week's episode, Ortiz-Magro appeared to reach a breaking point after cameras captured the couple getting into yet another argument.
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Hard-working families have become adept at stretching their paychecks to the breaking point, skimping on necessities just to make ends meet.
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" Thinking back to her breaking point, Drea says, "At the time I didn't know there was such a thing as spousal rape.
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The children's book was really a breaking point: it was the point at which Matt decided to stand up and fight back.
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And that action made people pay attention and turned Toys R Us into a "tipping point and a breaking point," she said.
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"I hope I'm wrong," Varys said to Tyrion before he was executed, about his fear that Dany had reached a breaking point.
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" GOP senators stand by Corker's tariff blocking legislation - Politico : "Republicans are finally reaching their breaking point with President Donald Trump on trade.
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" In a speech in El Paso in March, then–CBP commissioner Kevin McAleenan said that the border had reached a "breaking point.
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The ceasefire between the US and Iran could easily resume if tensions between the two countries reach a breaking point, experts say.
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When a nostalgia-driven trend becomes as ubiquitous as the choker has, we have to wonder when it'll hit its breaking point.
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They barely survived the bust years that came with the crash of the economy, enduring until 2015, when the breaking point hit.
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The backdrop: A swelling number of asylum seekers from Central America is straining the immigration system to the breaking point, AP reports.
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Critics were quick to praise that she's "award-worthy" as a mother with a troubled past who's pushed past the breaking point.
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But I do know this, that Saudi Arabia views this as one of many problems and this could be the breaking point.
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His recent collapse on funding for a border wall, his signature issue, has pushed some of those allies to the breaking point.
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Europe heat wave Europe has been sweltering under a historic heat wave and today, temperatures are supposed to reach their breaking point.
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"Blayke loves her sisters, but honestly, she can only take them for so long before she hits her breaking point," says Danielle.
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She finally hit her breaking point, snapping over his attempt to control her while in a limousine en route to a party.
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With more people in need than ever before, and budgets under pressure, the aid system is being stretched to a breaking point.
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The San Andreas may be closer to the breaking point, but the Walker Lane could see a major earthquake at any time.
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Samsung was all about pushing things close to the breaking point this year, and in at least one notable instance, well beyond.
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Was there some kind of breaking point with a piece of armor in the game that made you throw up your hands?
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Engaged and adjusting to a new baby, the brutal, volatile nature of his combined illness pushed their bond to the breaking point.
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Treating yourself as a person doesn't mean you're not doing your best, and hitting your breaking point shouldn't be a monthly ordeal.
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Liberals paint a picture of a society at breaking point -- torn apart by gender, class and race, desperately in need of therapy.
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At some point, however, there will come a breaking point when sales slow, which is already beginning to happen in some cities.
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The family has "reached our breaking point" and is "crushed and outraged," Levinson's daughter, Sarah Moriarty, wrote in a CNN op-ed.
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In so doing, it is stretching the Navy to the breaking point, given its commitments in the Western Pacific and the Mediterranean.
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We are at a breaking point, a moment of reckoning where we must decide what we want to be as a nation.
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In his December interview, Hearn said that when people realised that the bitcoin network was at breaking point, the price would fall.
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But equally important, the club — the reigning Spanish, European and Club World Cup champion — appreciates that athletes do have a breaking point.
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It begins with a job interview where three percenters grill the newcomers to an emotional breaking point to see how they'll react.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's helmet saga has taken another bizarre turn and seems to be reaching a breaking point with the Raiders
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With roughly 3,000 active duty military personnel deployed to a border at its breaking point, interactions such as this likely will increase.
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Leigh's marriage reaches the breaking point in the most subtly brutal of ways: A film script she has written goes into production.
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Shea recently told the New York Post he doesn't believe the NYPD has any "breaking point" when it comes to staffing levels.
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The humanitarian situation there is at a breaking point, with food and medical supplies being kept out as the territory is embargoed.
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"I think of America, the great assimilator, as a rubber band, but with this — we're at the breaking point," Ms. Crockett said.
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"Sanctions would have a very consequential effect on Turkey, but probably not mark a breaking point in its U.S. relationship," he said.
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But there's still uncertainty for how much further the health care system will be pushed — and if it'll reach a breaking point.
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South Sudan has reached a breaking point, some aid groups say, as fighting has forced them out of part of the country.
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She doesn't work in an emergency department, which are being strained to the breaking point all over the country by coronavirus cases.
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Now, with all the pressure I'm feeling to get pregnant, I'm worried my body and my psyche has reached a breaking point.
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And, as he does, the President veered into a wide variety of topics even while stretching the truth to the breaking point.
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The $100 fine pushed Ms. Perez, 24, to a financial and emotional breaking point in April, months after her father's sudden death.
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The need to implement further austerity measures during 2016 or in the 2017 budget, could prove a breaking point for the coalition.
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The rift between Rousseff and Temer reached breaking point on Monday after the audio message was released, which Temer said was unintentional.
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The breaking point came when Buddhist groups, which had once hailed Diem's killers as liberators, turned against their erstwhile allies of convenience.
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Feature By choice, for less than $2 an hour, the female inmate firefighters of California work their bodies to the breaking point.
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At first, he patiently tried to show Salahuddin the error of his ways, but eventually the external pressure reached a breaking point.
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The investigation from The Verge revealed how Korey has used Away's core company values to push employees nearly to the breaking point.
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"The international humanitarian system is at its breaking point," said Dominic MacSorley, chief executive of Concern Worldwide, a large private aid group.
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It was a moment of high visibility for the refugee cause, but for the artist, it was a kind of breaking point.
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But the breaking point, he and other family members believe, was a concussion she sustained during a training ride on Jan. 5.
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Global trust in US leadership isn't yet at a breaking point, but it's so low that it can ill afford another stressor.
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I was trying not to fall apart but I had reached my breaking point and I couldn't hold the tears back any longer.
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Cuccinelli began the message by relaying the number of apprehensions at the southwest border and that the system had reached a breaking point.
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But just as Trump's presidency feels less like another political oscillation and more like a potential breaking point, romance's response feels different, too.
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Now more than ever, teachers around the country, via strikes, protests, and fiery social media posts, are announcing they're at a breaking point.
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"That was a big breaking point," Sarandon says of Davis having to watch from the wings as her arch nemesis stole her dream.
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The breaking-point in Mr Putin's relationship with the West came towards the end of that year when several seemingly unrelated events coincided.
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The emotional toll is apparent as well, with some doctors passing breaking point as they struggle with an ever-increasing volume of cases.
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Dear White People takes place at an Ivy League campus, where even highly educated students witness racial tension escalate to a breaking point.
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The divide between factions has stretched the Seven Kingdoms to the breaking point, and it seems that there's only one hope for peace.
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It's Hereditary's willingness to push you to the breaking point — to make you want to literally flee — that makes it so relentlessly terrifying.
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Maybe it's because the woman pulls at heartstrings that have been stretched to their breaking point as a result of his missing sister.
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I reached a breaking point in the afternoon so I took a walk in an effort to prevent myself from making a scene.
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"Unfortunately, sex therapy isn't totally mainstream yet, so most people don't seek it out until things are at a breaking point," she says.
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The pressure for an heir eventually reaches breaking point, and it's difficult not to sympathize, even if you're not a teenage-girl viewer.
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By the end of the 1999 My Love Is Your Love world tour, tensions between Robyn and Bobby had reached a breaking point.
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She added that McCluskey breaking off her relationship was likely a breaking point for Rowland, who had a history of violence against women.
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In the final minute, Frances Quinlan's voice stretches to a breaking point, from a whisper to a jagged, wild force, before gently deflating.
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Reporters have depicted the profane messages as a breaking point for Puerto Ricans who were already fed up with corruption across the island.
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Trump's administration has hit a breaking point in terms of the major players getting along and all being on the same terrifying page.
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But the public airing of wrongdoing by FitzGibbon seemed to be a breaking point for many in the progressive and social change circles.
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Corinne Olympios has stretched her fifteen minutes to its breaking point and now she must return once again to the well of fame.
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But just a few years ago, Metz was nearing a breaking point resulting from a decade-long spiral of depression and self-doubt.
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The song doesn't rely on crazy riffs to carry it, instead the music hits a breaking point halfway through and softens its edge.
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While in her early twenties, the British native got to her breaking point after she'd scored the leading role in a TV series.
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Taken from another angle, the episode imagines a clear breaking point for the misuse of such technology—and for overbearing parenting in general.
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"Every one of us has a breaking point," says Steven Drizin, a law professor at Northwestern University and one of Dassey's appellate attorneys.
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They spurred him to launch a grant-funded home-visit program aimed at keeping families with autistic children from reaching a breaking point.
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A devoted marijuana and LSD user for many years, Sim sought to stretch comics storytelling to its breaking point, and then past it.
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The tensions apparently reached a breaking point last week, after party officials stripped Mr. Davutoglu of his power to choose provincial party leaders.
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He wanted to paper over a dramatic breaking point in the long line of Russian rulers that led ultimately to his own reign.
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The near-death experience of a drug overdose can be the breaking point in the cycle of addiction and a catalyst for treatment.
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"The breaking point for tackling this debt was when I realized I wanted to quit my job and start a family," says Masters.
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Instead I tried to make myself more sick, more tired, just to see if there ever was a breaking point, and there wasn't.
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Desperate, she turns to a seer to try and save her soul, while evil forces work to push her to a breaking point.
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" The tweets came after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said last Wednesday that immigration enforcement has reached a "breaking point.
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For Justiniano Daga, a 72-year-old farmer, the breaking point for his cotton crops came when red ants ate away the buds.
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At one key moment, when he's been brought to a breaking point, you can sense the volcano inside that's propelling him toward destruction.
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"Every White House staffer has their breaking point," said Ron Klain, a chief of staff to Vice Presidents Joe Biden and Al Gore.
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UKIP was roundly condemned for its "Breaking Point" billboard, which shows a large queue of brown-skinned migrants stretching beyond the picture frame.
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"The system is well beyond capacity, and remains at the breaking point," Kevin McAleenan, commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said on Tuesday.
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Inspired by Lindy West's memoir of the same name, "Shrill" stars a revelatory Aidy Bryant as a woman who reaches her breaking point.
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The two allies are also wrong in their assessment that the European parliamentary elections could be the breaking point for the European project.
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"Turkey's capacity is at a breaking point," Lisel Hintz, assistant professor of international relations and European studies at Johns Hopkins University, told me.
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Years of breakneck price increases have outpaced wages, and buyers in cities like Denver, San Francisco and Seattle have reached a breaking point.
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Oklahoma Oklahoma teachers could walk off the job next month over what they say is their breaking point over pay and education funding.
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Many traditional Tory voters have had their loyalty tested almost to breaking-point by the party's recent mix of establishment-bashing and incompetence.
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"Every man has his breaking point" was a common refrain from military doctors in World War II. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
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The discovery pushes her past the breaking point, leading Lucy to be the number one suspect in the police investigation into Lily's disappearance.
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The multinational deal masterminded by Mr. Obama to curb Iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from international sanctions proved a breaking point.
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But with the borders closed and around 100 migrants arriving each day, Serbian centers are reaching breaking point, says aid agency CARE International.
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Her first time recording live in studio, Chardiet sounds the closest to her breaking point, like she's clawing and cackling into an abyss.
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But then a lethal injection goes awry, and as the date for the next one approaches, she finds herself at a breaking point.
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Yet Bolsonaro's relationship with the PSL leadership reached breaking point in recent months as they fought for control over its sizeable campaign funds.
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Because the story of Rome shows that once you reach that breaking point, that point of no return, you cannot unwind the clock.
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That's what happened in 2014, when an influx of unaccompanied children stretched the system to a breaking point, and it's what's happening now.
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Consistently admitting and owning a laundry list of shortcomings, wrongdoings and indiscretions this traveler hath traveled -- however, every man has a breaking point.
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I was getting burnt out, and before I reached my breaking point, I decided to start making freeze-dried ice cream in my apartment.
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If Sandberg's latest and perhaps most surprising admission will at last strain trust in her leadership to a breaking point remains to be seen.
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Within a few years she had reached a breaking point, and came to believe there was only one way to make the pain stop.
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Open-door policies in countries like Germany and Austria have been stretched to the breaking point, and support for xenophobic parties has been rising.
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CBP's Howe said last week that the agency's facilities and resources "are beyond breaking point," due to the demands generated by surging migrant arrivals.
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Zoë Dodd reached a breaking point this February when her longtime mentor and prominent drug policy advocate, Raffi Balian, died of a drug overdose.
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In Iraq, where the strike took place, the stunning violation of the country's sovereignty has brought U.S. relations with Baghdad to the breaking point.
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And now more than ever, teachers around the country, via strikes, protests, and fiery social media posts, are announcing they're at a breaking point.
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In an email, Pao said that the breaking point was Thiel's intended $1.25 million donation to Trump, which the New York Times reported Saturday.
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And if you're dealing with mental health issues yourself, you certainly shouldn't wait until you reach your breaking point before you ask for help.
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The whipping system is at breaking-point as the enforcers lose their ability to bribe and bully and political factions organise themselves via WhatsApp.
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Leaving a job when you've reached a breaking point of sexual harassment means you're forced to start over again, and your paycheck suffers accordingly.
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Ralph Angel slowly puts down the gun; he's a single father grieving his own father, and you can tell he's reached his breaking point.
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You said we're looking at the biggest bond bubble that we've ever seen and that we're at something like a breaking point in market.
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His leads are their own language—raw, loose, strings bending to the breaking point—he plays guitar like he truly is from another planet.
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Five years ago, Kayla Martin "loathed" her overweight body — but she hit her breaking point when she was body shamed by a flight attendant.
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Drain twice granted ESL and Sears more time in order to craft a resolution when it seemed like they had reached a breaking point.
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At various points on the album he drives the Craig David sample past its breaking point, repeating the phrase for minutes at a time.
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Newton reached his breaking point in Week 8 — after a game with more helmet hits and no flags — when he ripped the NFL's officiating.
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The Browns had felt they had reached their breaking point with Gordon -- after sticking with him through multiple suspensions stemming from substance abuse issues.
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INVESTOR LANNEBO SAYS IF RESULTS OF EXTERNAL INVESTIGATION ARE NEGATIVE IT WILL BE A BREAKING POINT FOR TRUST IN CEO, COULD PROMPT HER DEPARTURE
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Eddie Calvo said in 2016 that government agencies there had been stretched to "a breaking point" trying to serve the needs of Micronesian migrants.
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After Jackson refused to have sex with him days later, Kemp got mad and cut off her electricity — a breaking point in their relationship.
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Almost always, it becomes evident that the jihadi in question reached a mental breaking point that preceded his rebirth as a self-described martyr.
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He coined the term "Minsky moment" to describe a situation when debt levels reach breaking-point and asset prices across the board start plunging.
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The refugee crisis is reaching breaking point in Greece with tens of thousands of people trapped there and around 2,000 more arriving each day.
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Still, some advocates see hope in 2016: With political pressure nearing a breaking point, many believe the FDA is now willing to consider changes.
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On top of that, Amazon has also pushed many of its third-party delivery drivers to the breaking point, as Business Insider previously reported.
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Salazar's critical assessments of her body, how she socialized with her teammates, even the sound of her laugh, had finally reached a breaking point.
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"Breaking Point," a group show by Kamoinge, a 50-year-old collective of African-American photographers, depicts the crisis of American inequality and racism.
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The manor's owner, Russ McKamey, has said no one has ever finished the tour, and that visitors usually reach their breaking point within minutes.
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And this week, Marcus visits Ashtae, a family-owned hair care company that's at a breaking point because of the father's costly side projects.
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But when the palace asks her to give up her blog in favor of full-time royal duties, Amber may reach her breaking point.
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"This short-sighted move ignores the realities that licensed businesses are at the breaking point, with many struggling to survive," the Oakland Democrat said.
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Those who know Mr. Corker best have viewed his unburdening as largely inevitable, the breaking point after a year of often pointed Trump critiques.
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A crack in a floating ice shelf in Antarctica reached its breaking point and calved a huge iceberg, setting it afloat in the seas.
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The system is nearing a breaking point, with a record 21100,215 minors at about 21100 sites — a human crisis, but also a moneymaking opportunity.
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But as things progressed from dating to wedding planning, with all its stresses and expectations, the anorexia she'd been hiding reached a breaking point.
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Doom Eternal, by way of contrast, pushes the personality of the first game to its breaking point, with little added on top of it.
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I'd often feared there might be a last straw, a breaking point, but in my head the breakup scene was always far more dramatic.
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" And Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, told Mr. Sessions that he had "stretched this concept of executive privilege, maybe to the breaking point.
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In fact, the only thing keeping you from reaching your breaking point is the fact that you're applying to jobs and lining up interviewing.
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From the cataclysmic wars in Syria and Yemen to the volatile assemblages of Iraq and Lebanon, Sunni-Shiite relations are at a breaking point.
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The gruesome tale follows the 16-year-old Carrie White, tormented by her classmates and fanatically religious mother until she reaches a breaking point.
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In New Jersey, many commuters seem to have reached a breaking point both with New Jersey Transit and their governor, who oversees the agency.
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Government agencies tasked with protecting the environment warn meanwhile that they are at a breaking point as a result of budget and personnel cuts.
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It was only a matter of time before she reached her breaking point, which arrives when her time in the Putnam household runs out.
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The tense conversation leads Shiv to her breaking point, where she word-vomits what we've all known since "Summer Palace": She's been promised CEO.
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Benoist says things reached breaking point when she says he threw an iPhone at her face, breaking her nose and almost rupturing her eyeball.
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Rodriguez, a high school senior, tried to stay positive and get through it, but after more than three years, she was at breaking point.
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Their 210 midterm victories were powered by affluent suburbanites who might have dabbled with Republicanism before, but for whom Trump was a breaking point.
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In March, as anxiety about the Season 7 premiere reached a breaking point (melting point?), HBO planned a promotion to announce the release date.
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Pushed past the breaking point, the incarceration generation rose up and insisted that Democrats speak out boldly against the racial injustice in the system.
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In the special, Brown puts together a "meticulously planned and rehearsed scenario" starring 70 actors to push the victim, Chris, to his breaking point.
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Fixes Debra Suh had been a leader in domestic violence prevention for 240 years when she hit a breaking point about a decade ago.
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MIASS, Russia (Reuters) - In Russia's industrial heartland, people are finding ways to cope with an economic crisis that has stretched household budgets to breaking point.
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But this year, the second in a row that President Trump boycotted in his ongoing war with the press, seems to be a breaking point.
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When I speak to him over the phone, he agrees our relationship with technology is problematic but is less sure we've reached a breaking point.
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With staffing levels stretched to breaking point, everyone at Homerton is working far harder than I ever have to cover for the shortfall in recruitment.
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A poster showing a queue of migrants with the slogan "Breaking point," unveiled by Farage's Ukip, has been criticised even by other members of Leave.
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No, if I had to put money on where this season's breaking point happens, it would be, as befits this series, within the Jennings marriage.
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The cast always seems to be at practice based on the show, pushing their bodies to the breaking point for the sake of the sport.
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The troubled teen is already at her breaking point, and it's clear she'll go to any lengths necessary to keep maintain her illusion of control.
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Since Saturn went to sleep on March 25, we've seen police brutality hit the breaking point, disastrous Trumpnados, international violence, and critical levels of xenophobia.
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In a lengthy video interview for the mental health awareness initiative Half of Us, Wentz described reaching a breaking point and then seeking professional help.
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I will push myself to breaking point to make sure I am in peak condition for another huge night for British boxing at Wembley Stadium.
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Tensions have been mounting in Venezuela, which is edging closer to a breaking point as it faces a recession, soaring food prices and broken hospitals.
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But as the bodies pile up and the American constitution bends seemingly beyond breaking point, it becomes hard to keep cheering for the bad guys.
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By the time they'd arrived, settled in and sat down for a bite to eat at their villa, Khloé, 34, was nearing her breaking point.
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The tragedy also served as a breaking point in Russia's relations with the West, galvanising international opinion against the Kremlin's shadowy war in eastern Ukraine.
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The unparalleled outcry from players, fans, press, and politicians about loot boxes in Star Wars Battlefront II signaled that we were at a breaking point.
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Rather, the complaints seem to be the result of an appeal system that's been strained since the beginning and is now reaching a breaking point.
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Moreover, notes Stefan Lehne, a former Austrian diplomat, these days EU politicians test the existing treaties to breaking point in order to avoid triggering referendums.
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Already at breaking point (many British junior doctors are leaving for the Australian and New Zealand health systems), lots of medics immediately turned against him.
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We're about to find out if that wide open consensus machine can act in its own best interest when the system reaches a breaking point.
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Maybe the real breaking point of this election is the point at which Tom Morello's insults can't keep up with the horror of the situation.
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"There's going to come a breaking point in the disconnect between what Congress is willing to do and what the American people demand," Parsons said.
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The exchange of costumes between Giovanni and Leporello in the second act, and the resulting mistaken identities, strained suspension of disbelief beyond the breaking point.
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She accused him of driving workers "to the breaking point" with aggressive goals of "cross-selling" — persuading customers to avail themselves of more bank services.
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We're told that has created tension for a while now, but the breaking point was when Larry was in the hospital a couple months ago.
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The Syria-Turkey Friendship Dam was meant to solidify ties between the two countries before the Syrian civil war stretched them to a breaking point.
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Relying on noncertified trainees and overtime when budgets are already at a breaking point does not represent the best practices the industry and passengers expect.
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It's impossible to read Mattis' letter as evidence of anything but a man who had been pushed well past his breaking point and, finally, snapped.
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Their absence suggests that the convention was something of a breaking point: There may be no easy return to the Republican Party of the 1990s.
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In North Carolina, the tapes of Mr. Trump's vulgar comments and the women's accusations became the breaking point of a 52-year-old woman's relationship.
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His accusations added momentum to a political crisis that has pushed the coalition close to breaking point and delayed billions of dollars in international loans.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK With each passing year, the condition of music festivals in the UK inches closer to breaking point.
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While a few key levels are holding the stock together, any more pain might push investors to their breaking point, according to one market watcher.
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And in news from Washington: Congress may have reached a breaking point this week, judging from the several bipartisan rebukes it issued to the president.
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For years, both political parties have tried — and failed — to overhaul the nation's immigration laws, mindful that someday the government would reach a breaking point.
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For years, both political parties have tried — and failed — to overhaul the nation's immigration laws, mindful that someday the system could reach a breaking point.
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The airplane scene in Bridesmaids serves as a breaking point in the lead characters' friendship and a sort of romance for Melissa McCarthy's character Megan.
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Across Europe, the pandemic is putting public healthcare systems under unprecedented strain, bringing Italy's hospital network to its knees and stretching Spain's to breaking point.
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But listening to the testimony of Lauren McNamara, a transgender friend who testified at the sentencing hearing, she found she had reached a breaking point.
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Zahra, a 21-year-old law student in Australia, told me the breaking point for her was also a hot day and a cold pool.
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You might also think that Trump's bullying of Ukraine — which left the country more vulnerable to Russian aggression — would be some sort of breaking point.
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A breaking point for Richardson was Suu Kyi's handling of the detention of two Reuters journalists who are being charged under colonial-era secrecy laws.
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"Everyone has their breaking point," said Terry Shumaker, a former Bill Clinton campaign co-chairman in New Hampshire and Biden surrogate who watched Biden's remarks.
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For now, there is no sign that the economy is reaching a breaking point, according to defectors in touch with their relatives in the North.
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"There is a breaking point, and there are many people who've never protested before who are now participating," protester Alexander Sawas said to VICE News.
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Democratic strategist Estuardo Rodriguez warns election hacking will eventually come to a "breaking point," saying the federal government needs to find a way to address cyber threats against the U.S. "There's going to be a breaking point where our government has to decide at what level is hacking beyond the national threat and an actual attack," Rodriguez, principal at the Raben Group, told Hill.
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Now, OPEC's weakest members — the so-called "fragile five" — may be at breaking point, with oil prices still too low for them to thrive, RBC said.
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That decision, announced in a Twitter post, was reportedly the "breaking point" for Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who submitted his resignation letter a day later.
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In the trailer, Kim Kardashian can be heard saying "moving to Chicago might be my breaking point" over a clip of her with husband Kanye West.
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The tension between Jaime's desire to do the right thing and his desire to continue being in romantic love with his sibling reaches a breaking point.
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The ballooning number of mostly Central American families turning themselves into border agents and asking for asylum has pushed U.S. border agencies to a breaking point.
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Whether you want to know what the breaking point was or who gets the pig, you're just as thirsty for gossip as the rest of us.
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But he also knows how to build intensity and tension to the near-breaking point, only to let it all crash down in a cathartic release.
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Political controversy over the mass-incarceration of children under the Trump administration's policy of "zero tolerance" prosecutions for asylum-seekers reached a breaking-point this week.
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Their business-friendly reforms, Mr Renzi's autocratic ways and the objections to both from more traditional left-wingers have stretched the party's unity to breaking point.
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Last year, relations between Ankara and Washington neared breaking point over the two-year detention and trial of U.S. evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson on terrorism charges.
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The breaking point came as the team had to decide whether to raise another later-stage fund under the Kleiner banner or under a new one.
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We're told the death of Ariana's former boyfriend, Mac Miller, was a breaking point for the couple's relationship ... and the split was a long time coming.
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Hospitals across the country are at breaking point and have been forced to turn away patients suffering from the disease as they struggle with the intake.
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The changes in personality and mood that survivors experience, sometimes with severe bouts of depression as well, can strain families and marriages, sometimes to breaking point.
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Chittagong, Bangladesh (CNN)Overflowing with patients, many of them lying on thin, dirty mattresses on the floor, the Chittagong Hospital in Bangladesh is at breaking point.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan told reporters on Wednesday that the U.S. immigration system has reached a "breaking point" of illegal border crossings.
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Driving U.S. competitors into an alliance of necessity, as the NDS rhetoric most certainly will, does disservice to an overburdened military already near its breaking point.
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Turkey slapped another round of steep tariffs on U.S. goods as the two countries escalate their trade battle and push the relationship to a breaking point.
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Without spoiling the twist, it's enough to say that Edgar and Lindsay staged the entire mess to push Gretchen and Jimmy to a psychological breaking point.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said earlier this week that the immigration system has reached a "breaking point" over illegal border crossings.
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" Mr. Kinnock hit out at a poster calling for Britain to leave the European Union that showed a line of refugees under the headline "Breaking Point.
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Tom Hanks 2.0 The actor is said to be "one of the nicest guys in show business," but he revealed even he has a breaking point.
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Nelson recorded a message to her membership saying, "We have hit the breaking point," and urged them to flood the phone lines of their congressional representatives.
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That might not matter in normal times, but the WTO is already short of judges, litigation is piling up, and the system is nearing breaking point.
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The shit is just good because he came from where we came from, so he understands the struggle and trying to get past that breaking point.
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Rather, the narrative is more concerned with how this person, who is supremely even-keeled to the point of self-abnegation, gets to her breaking point.
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Europe's largest coronavirus outbreak is putting unprecedented strain on the Italian health-care system, with hospitals in the worst-affected areas close to the breaking point.
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It's quite possible that she hits a breaking point and leaves the show, and Peter chases after her, finally ready to give her what she needs.
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The euro currency wobbled on several occasions during the weeks-long row, which stretched to breaking point a 70-year-old alliance between the two parties.
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So generally, when you bring a story from screen to stage, you have to massage its structure enough that there's a natural breaking point halfway through.
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Many more people would become infected, hospitals would be strained past the breaking point, the death toll would skyrocket — and the economic damage would only worsen.
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The question keeps popping up, particularly among Democrats ever more alarmed by Mr. Trump's disregard for the norms of governing: Where is the Republican breaking point?
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The virus was first detected around mid-February but as of Monday, Lombardy had just over 25,220 cases and hospitals have been pushed to breaking point.
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But the biggest problem, activists say, is the strain Duterte's drugs war is putting on an overstretched criminal justice system now being pushed to breaking point.
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"GE bent the accounting rules beyond the breaking point," said Robert Khuzami, then director of the SEC's enforcement division, wrote in a statement at the time.
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But our wars are so professionalized and technologized that even unpopular ones can be sustained a long time without pushing domestic politics to a breaking point.
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While many women may be used to people commenting on their looks, speaking over them, and excluding them from important meetings, everyone has their breaking point.
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Already strained ties with Washington neared a breaking point over the trial of U.S. evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson in Turkey on terrorism charges, which he denies.
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Private exams on stretchers in hallways, patients languishing without attention for hours, nurses stretched to the breaking point; all of it has become business as usual.
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That in "Northanger Abbey" Austen describes Catherine Morland masturbating ("Let's not mince words here") requires an elasticity of imagination beyond the breaking point for the pusillanimous.
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Immigration US Customs and Border Protection is at a "breaking point" dealing with a surge of migrants at the US-Mexico border, the Trump administration said.
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Washington (CNN)A surge of migrants along the US-Mexico border has US Customs and Border Protection at the "breaking point," the Trump administration said Tuesday.
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For some business leaders, President Trump's offensive reaction to the gut-wrenching incident in Charlottesville, VA marked a breaking point from any association with this administration.
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Some fans argued that she did so with good reason: The e-sports world has an ugly history of haranguing female players to the breaking point.
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While human rights activists have raised concerns about Border Patrol treatment of migrants for years, current migration trends are forcing the system to a breaking point.
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"I, and a dozen other people, hit a breaking point," James Baker, a principal technical advisor at Tableau and a lead organizer of the walkout, told Motherboard.
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As my colleague Charlie Warzel points out, this tech journalism trend speaks to a larger problem: People are simply at a breaking point with these social giants.
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Mackenzie, 25, says the breaking point came when they realized they were no longer being intimate with each other, rather simply co-existing under the same roof.
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In May, that fight reached a breaking point, with a new proposal laying out a 220 percent import tax on nearly all consumer goods imported from China.
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The cast members are as crude and as refined as they need to be, though a few bits of physical comedy are stretched past the breaking point.
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Over the weekend, scores of high-profile members of the Republican establishment finally reached their breaking point, openly calling for Trump to drop out of the race.
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Mrs May's proposals, which have already tested many Tories' loyalties to breaking point, will inevitably be made even harder to swallow in the course of the negotiations.
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The BreakSafe relies on a chunky plastic piece at the end of the cable that features a significantly weaker magnet and reaches a breaking point much easier.
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Every week for 18 years, the challenge team has created devious Rube Goldberg contraptions that corkscrew the contestants' minds and push their bodies to the breaking point.
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The bottom line: A fuller public discussion of U.S. goals, and the risks of pursuing them, could help inform Iran policy before tensions reach a breaking point.
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"The only thing I could fathom is he could not take not being with her and so he found a breaking point," Santiago Carrillo told the outlet.
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It's either that or the limits on America's refugee system, and in turn the limits on our trust and generosity, will be pushed passed their breaking-point.
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Over the past 266 years Batman has become a titan in pop culture, and the character has proven to be malleable, but we've reached a breaking point.
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DID U KNOW... 30 percent of people in the UK regularly binge drink, so truly we are pushing the term "binge drink" to breaking point really, now.
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Offensive security culture is innately inclusive: This is a business in which companies hire hackers to outsmart them, to find an organization's breaking point before criminals do.
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That dynamic could outweigh higher rates, although at some level there has to be a breaking point, especially for young buyers with less cushion in their wallets.
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Barcelona has some of the best players in the world, maybe some of the best of all time, but even Messi and company have a breaking point.
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This is unprecedented, and because families and children cannot be detained for more than 20 days, it has brought the U.S. immigration system to the breaking point.
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But her people-pleasing reached a breaking point when she was giving all of herself to someone she was dating — and not placing enough value on herself.
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Rising debt across the world has been a big concern for investors and has also been flagged as the next breaking point by a number of economists.
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Muriel Salmona, a psychiatrist who specializes in trauma, said that the women usually reacted when they reached a "breaking point" after years or even decades of abuse.
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The rift between the president and the vice president reached a breaking point on Monday after the audio message was released, which Mr. Temer said was unintentional.
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While it's a dubious breaking point in a way, given the other odious crap Schilling has said, it's evidence that Schilling has at least one fact straight.
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President Trump has so badly miscalculated his policy of ripping immigrant children from their parents, some Republicans are now close to a breaking point ... according to Rep.
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It was a breaking point, the beginning of the end of his career -- and that of Boyd -- at GM. Not just because the noose had been hung.
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The effects of climate change can create a "tipping point", exacerbating tensions until a breaking point is reached, particularly in countries that are already struggling, said Killelea.
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They know physical violence is the breaking point for many people, and so they will abuse and control their partner in every way up until that point.
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In the wake of the devastation, Ben and Grace (Athena Karkanis) reach a breaking point, while at the other end of the spectrum Michaela and Jared (J.
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The appeals court's decision comes as the nation's immigration system may have reached a breaking point as migrants increasingly arrive at the country's southwestern border with Mexico.
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"I think this summit needs to be some kind of breaking point, tipping point, where people start to realize what is actually going on," Thunberg told Espinosa.
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They're reaching the point where they are fed up beyond breaking point, and their voters are even more fed up, and delay is perhaps looking less attractive.
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Violence is also stalking places like Baja California Sur, home of the resort town Los Cabos, pushing Mr. Peña Nieto's image of Mexico toward a breaking point.
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And this experience with Jake ... this very much feels like the breaking point to realize that, maybe it'll be good to realize that I can't help him.
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"My fear is that the populistic path leads to divergence from the E.U. core values of freedom and Rule of Law — until a breaking point," he said.
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Residents faulted city officials for a sluggish response, and the crisis exposed how years of neglect, mismanagement and corruption brought the water system to a breaking point.
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Last year, tech companies flagged a record 45 million illegal images, exposing a response system at a breaking point, an investigation by The New York Times found.
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With just 10 trading days left in January, the Wharton Finance professor is warning investors Dow 30,000 would likely be the breaking point for the record rally.
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With Flybe's finances at breaking point, Transport Minister Grant Shapps is holding talks about potentially cutting air passenger taxes on all domestic flights to help it survive.
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McLaren ended 2017 ninth of 10 teams, their relationship with Honda pushed beyond breaking point and double world champion Fernando Alonso and Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne increasingly frustrated.
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At some point in the mounting tension, a further incident --in itself often routine or trivial -- became the breaking point and the tension spilled over into violence.
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"I had a breaking point in El Paso," Zanis told the news outlet, referring to the mass shooting outside of a Walmart in Texas earlier this year.
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Similarly, the backend technology of most banks has reached a breaking point beneath the weight of the layers of new technology that have been added on top.
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"This was a cascade of misunderstandings that has damaged the trust to breaking point," said Howard Eissenstaat, associate professor in Middle East history at St. Lawrence University.
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Rehal — who began working for Weinstein in 2013 when she was 26 years old — quit in February 2015 when she reached "an emotional breaking point," per the documents.
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Wilson's ability to scramble keeps defenses guessing the same way Curry being able to sink a three-pointer from 28 feet stretches NBA defenses to their breaking point.
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In an era when there's so much information — so much content — that we can never, ever be bored, I've come to a breaking point: I'm giving up podcasts.
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With warming waters and ocean acidification pushing underwater ecosystems to the breaking point, Big Aquaculture is seeking ways to feed fish that aren't hostage to increasingly unpredictable seas.
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It's probably some magical thinking here, but I'm starting to get the feeling that we're finally hitting a breaking point when it comes to guns in this country.
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Before the elections, Segers labeled D66's proposal to broaden euthanasia from the terminally ill to people who feel their lives have been "fulfilled" as a breaking point.
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But as the commodity slump bit into the national economy last year - stretching foreign reserves to breaking point and pushing inflation to 47 percent - the government needed cash.
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The breaking point was the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960, when 69 African protesters were killed by white police, and public gatherings of more than ten blacks were banned.
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Their marriage, which had survived the tragic drowning of their eldest son, Patrick, soon fell apart, brought to the breaking point by Crews's constant drinking and sleeping around.
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But just a few years ago, Metz was nearing a breaking point resulting from a decade-long spiral of depression and self-doubt, she told PEOPLE in February.
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"The ultimate breaking point would have been when Demi was on tour, and she lashed out at one of her dancers, physically," De La Garza previously told PEOPLE.
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With teammates egging him on, with the press following his every move, with constant exposure and limitless scrutiny dogging him wherever he went, Gazza was at breaking point.
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" But as the chorus approaches, James' production builds to a breaking point, when LIGHTS growls the song's battle cry: "I'm not stopping for you / I'm a fucking warrior.
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" His central message: We are at risk of authoritarianism, and a loss of ourselves — "a breaking point, a point at which our nature is no longer really human.
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It's very disappointing for me because we've got a super talent here and he's been driven underground with it, almost to the point that he's at breaking point.
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In the season finale, "Kobol's Last Gleaming," Adama and Roslin's relationship finally hits a breaking point when they pursue different plans for the fleet without consulting each other.
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The "breaking point" for Varma Mutual Pension Insurance was Trump's reaction to the recent racial tensions in Charlottesville, according to a Bloomberg interview with Varma CEO Risto Murto:
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If you've been feeling like you're going to explode and have a rage blackout, these first two weeks of April are probably when you'll reach your breaking point.
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They've been around for a while and it got to the point where we could incorporate it into the Nintendo DS. VR will reach that breaking point eventually.
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It's rare to see Stephen Curry lose his cool, but he hit his breaking point after fouling out in the fourth quarter of Game 6 of the Finals.
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When our photog broke the news to Gloria that T.I.'s cool with his younger teenage son having sex, well ... let's just say that was her breaking point.
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This week, Mr. Farage unveiled a campaign poster on which the words "BREAKING POINT" were written next to a photo of refugees crossing the Slovenian countryside last August.
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However, he quickly blamed critics and the media for fostering hostility across the nation, even as critics suggested his own rhetoric had inflamed tensions to a breaking point.
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But it has simultaneously taken aim at other functions of the W.T.O., and in particular pushed part of the system that settles trade disputes to the breaking point.
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The rift between Rousseff and her vice president reached breaking point on Monday over an audio message Temer sent his supporters calling for a government of national unity.
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They were especially fascinated by the Sixth and Seventh Symphonies, composed between 1903 and 1906, in which Mahler seemed to be pushing tonal harmony to its breaking point.
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Rubin says they're very good at avoiding it because, at a certain point, they will let their boss or coworkers know if they are reaching a breaking point.
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His relationship with Mitch McConnell is at breaking point and it's not like Chuck and Nancy are going to be coming over for movie night any time soon.
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Get a good look at just how intense it can get on the court by scrolling through our gallery of tennis players when they've reached their breaking point.
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The fanbase is at a collective breaking point, and the University fears it enough to capitulate after only a few hours of very loud tweets and phone calls.
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It's a wonderful shade to her character, but one of the problems with speeding through this arc so briskly is that we jump straight to the breaking point.
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It would be a few months before I reached my breaking point and exposed him to a schoolteacher, someone I knew would be legally bound to report him.
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"I want to see more on why, historically, we have reached a breaking point for families and parents are saying we can't make this work anymore," Novoa said.
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The neurons in the images, their dendrites and axons emanating from their somas, look like spiders with dozens of legs stretched to the breaking point in all directions.
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So their incentives are to push and then pull back, to advance but then accept correction, rather than pressing their differences with the Vatican to a breaking point.
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"Folks, this ain't nostalgia, we're at a breaking point," Biden will often say, meaning the country's political divisions that now threaten the "basic decency" of our political discourse.
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By 2018, the company reached a breaking point and was forced to file for bankruptcy, narrowly avoiding liquidation as it was bailed out by former CEO Edward Lampert.
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"I think when I was, like, actually forcing myself to be in a situation that I wasn't happy in," she says when asked what her breaking point was.
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Khachanov stretched him to breaking point at times, especially in the second set, but the 24-times Grand Slam champion fought off a set point before claiming victory.
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Bolton also reportedly objected to Trump's scrapped plans to meet with the Taliban at Camp David, a dispute that seemed to be the breaking point for their relationship.
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Slovakia's government has moved a step closer to breaking point amid allegations of high-level corruption following the double murder of a young investigative journalist and his partner.
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R. Kelly's daughter is reluctantly sticking by her old man amid mounting sex abuse allegations that are reaching a breaking point ... 'cause she says that's what family does.
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It's hard to believe that Cheryl is going to meet her breaking point before this is all through and what better way to do that then through song, right?
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The breaking point of the technological singularity emerges in a control room of car plant in Detroit, MI, in film and design studio Factory Fifteen's latest short film, ANA.
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There are a lot of things in this episode that push Matt to his breaking point, from the orgy to the lion to the man who says he's God.
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After one too many dates (with total dogs), she reached a breaking point – she decided to take a chance on love and sign up to be PEOPLE's B*tchelorette.
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"We are not at breaking point, but the question now is how long it can last like that," said Pascal Gastineau, head of the French Association of Investigating Magistrates.
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His refusal to acknowledge the Saudi role in Yemen's humanitarian disaster and willingness to place the blame solely on Iran strains the bounds of credulity to the breaking point.
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As one planet maintains a tight grip on the system's resources, tensions with its neighbors grow to a breaking point, resulting in a war that kills tens of millions.
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The controversy came to a breaking point on Saturday when Elizabeth Warren challenged Facebook's political advertising policies, exposing the platform's unwillingness to remove false or misleading ads from politicians.
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While the camera is controlled and steady, it often transitions into first-person viewpoints or extreme close-ups of characters in the deepest throes of an emotional breaking point.
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Australian tabloid magazine Woman's Day published an article overnight claiming that superstar couple Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky were spending time apart, and their marriage was at breaking point.
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But by 2014, Kesha's relationship with Dr. Luke had reached a breaking point, and she filed her lawsuit, accusing him of drugging and raping her the night of Oct.
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The relationship eventually soured – a breaking point came after Wilson claimed to have seen Manson "blow this black [man] in half and stuff him down a well," Love writes.
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Tension between the other co-sponsors of the conference, Iran and Turkey, reached breaking point when Iranian-backed militias shelled a Turkish convoy in Syria with Russia's reluctant consent.
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Wellness and self-care issues come to the fore, and problems at work or issues with your schedule reach a breaking point where something has just got to change.
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Kimmel said his breaking point came during a recent flight when, he recalls, he was sleeping and had a nightmare about just how cumbersome stirring peanut butter can be.
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In South Yorkshire, the verdict in the Hillsborough inquests, combined with other allegations of wrongdoing by the same police force, mean that agreement is being tested to breaking point.
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Hogrefe said the "breaking point" in seeking a search warrant came when Georgia authorities received a message that may have originated within the compound that children were starving inside.
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The unprecedented numbers have strained to breaking point the EU's free movement policy and its attempts to create a single economic area, with several countries temporarily reintroducing border controls.
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There's the revenge thriller, about one of those pairs of sisters (Sandra Bullockand Nicole Kidman) banding together against the man who abuses one of them to her breaking point.
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Another breaking point came when a girl celebrating her quinceañera asked for a photo with the boys in front of the Independence Column at the center of Mexico City.
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Be wary of participating in wellness and fitness movements that promote ableist culture by getting their participants to push beyond their "breaking point" and shaming them for failing. 299.
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Yeah it was a breaking point that made me realize that I had become a stone statue in a glass house and I didn't like living in that house.
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Green casts the wider United Kingdom as crumbling: a London-focused media, bureaucrats who ignore the wishes of the people, and police and health services stretched to breaking point.
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NASA's engineers say they were able to predict when the barrels would break to within an accuracy of 1 percent, but were still surprised when the breaking point arrived.
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Dad-of-triplets Jake White reached his breaking point when it came to backseat car fights with his kids, so he devised and simple solution to stop the violence.
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Thomas admits to facing financial trouble early on in his football career in Seattle after buying a house for his mom that stretched his funds to the breaking point.
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But everyone has a breaking point, and hers seemed to come yesterday when celebrity gossiper Perez Hilton speculated that Kardashian and her beau, Tristan Thompson, were hearing wedding bells.
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Brussels issued May a final warning last week and patience among companies "is reaching breaking point", according to Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).
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Furthermore, if there is some stepping up of attacks by Iran's proxies on Israel or Saudi Arabia, it could be a breaking point, particularly with Saudi Arabia, Kilduff added.
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The 2016 Republican nominee's incendiary, stream-of-consciousness pronouncements have strained that agreement to the breaking point, exposing divisions in the field over whether such restraint is appropriate today.
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Central planning, nationalization of industry and insecure property rights have turned what was once the wealthiest nation in South America into a failing state at a social breaking point.
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Trump, who has mused about firing Mueller in the past, may see this as a breaking point—it's better to try to fire the special counsel now than later.
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The Honda engine has been beset by reliability and performance problems, with McLaren's patience stretched to breaking point by the lack of straight line speed compared to rival teams.
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WeWork's Adam Neumann has been accused of pushing employees to their breaking point, and, according to Vanity Fair, acting less like a CEO and more like a cult leader.
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Republicans should be pushing back on Mr. Trump now in part to keep him from firing Mr. Mueller, a move that could strain our institutions past their breaking point.
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It's only a matter of time until the natural downward course brings the other characters to that breaking point, where the only objective is to establish a cease-fire.
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Chalkey blames Jacob's loss of coverage on Obamacare, which she says stretched the limits of the state's Medicaid funding to its breaking point, denying Jacob the medicine he needed.
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But the strongest denunciation came from Erdogan, who has presided as relations between the United States and its biggest Muslim ally within NATO have stretched to the breaking point.
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" In a news conference in El Paso on Wednesday, Kevin McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said that an influx of migrants had reached a "breaking point.
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This is not a hypothetical scenario: Look no further than Italy, where hundreds of people die each day in a modern health care system stretched beyond the breaking point.
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This awareness campaign is an important reminder of how many people take their own life when they reach their breaking point, by feeling like they have no other option.
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To keep their content assembly lines speeding (495 scripted original series aired in 2018, an 85 percent increase from 2011) companies are stretching some employees to a breaking point.
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While a highly effective tactic for turning out the vote, this hyper-partisan approach has driven our country to the breaking point and left our government in near paralysis.
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You'll recall that the mousy housewife turned stone killer reached a breaking point last season, and sought to distance herself from others so she wouldn't have to kill again.
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It contrasted that timeline with Mr. Snowden's later statement that "the breaking point" was false testimony by James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, in March 2013.
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The truth is "maximum pressure" facilitated impossible circumstances for the Iranian people leading them to a deadly breaking point — all while risking another disastrous war in the Middle East.
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The anecdote came in a piece titled "Rex Tillerson at the Breaking Point," looking at the secretary of State amid fresh attention to tensions between him and the president.
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And they didn't anticipate a President who would be so willing to push every rule to the breaking point -- or be so cavalier about the appearance of self-dealing.
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The breaking point for Mr. de Blasio, City Hall officials said, came after comments last week by Mr. Lhota, who recently took over the agency for a second time.
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The lira's plunge, exacerbated by a dispute with the U.S. over a detained pastor, has exposed growing economic pressures that some economists say could be near a breaking point.
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But his breaking point came when a man offered to pay to sleep with his wife — and in desperation she took the man's cellphone number to make the arrangements.
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Instead, by veering from handshake deals with "Chuck and Nancy" to profane rants about "shithole" countries, Trump has confused everyone and brought the political system to the breaking point.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said on Tuesday that an end to NAFTA would mark a breaking point in U.S.-Mexican relations and affect bilateral cooperation in other areas.
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Hammond's attack on Johnson came at the end of the first day of the Conservative party conference, with divisions on Brexit among senior MPs stretching close to breaking point.
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Everyone has a breaking point, a boiling over that forces us to flow toward the decision we've been avoiding out of fear, anxiety, shame, or a cocktail of all three.
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The breaking point appeared to have come after the mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh that killed 11 Jewish worshippers and was believed to be motivated by anti-Semitism.
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But Bastidas' breaking point came, she says, after learning her oldest son was diagnosed with cone-rod retinal dystrophy -- a degenerative disease of the eye which leads to impaired vision.
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Those calls marked a breaking point in a year of particular tension between DHS and individual state officials, who often see conducting elections as one of their most important duties.
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Noisey: It's pretty clear why someone would want to make something like this, but was there as specific moment in Mississippi's current legislation that constituted a breaking point for you?
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"The real breaking point was a year ago, taking one to Whole Foods to buy groceries and coming outside to find someone took my scooter," he wrote in an email.
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"Women who are very different but the thing they have in common is that they're kind of at a breaking point," adds Brie's costar Betty Gilpin, who plays Debby Eagen.
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Four hours into an Intro to Drag Makeup class held in the basement of the Kryolan makeup store in Greenwich Village, 22-year-old Connor Martin reached his breaking point.
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If you've already reached you're winter meal prepping breaking point, where you constantly fight the urge to smash your quinoa and veggie-filled Tupperware against the wall, we feel you.
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In a larger company, the breaking point tends to be that there are probably a bunch of relevant answers, but there's no way to find the needle in the haystack.
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In the explosive trailer for season 5 of Tamar & Vince released by WE tv, Braxton, 40, and Herbert, 44, reach a breaking point — both in their careers and their relationship.
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The actress said a breaking point came around the MTV VMAs in 2013, after which she alleges in the declaration that she found Thicke in bed with two naked women.
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There's a general feeling that as we get older, we should become progressively more earnest, calm, reliable, strong — that our poor shoulders should be burdened to breaking point with responsibility.
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"When I got yet another prescription that left me barely able to speak, I was reduced to a lump on the couch, and that was my breaking point," she writes.
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Matziaraki's film contains an urgent warning; that those who are bearing the brunt of the responsibility for the humanitarian crisis are reaching a breaking point, unless they receive more support.
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A combination of expansion of the city, higher rents, economic cuts impacting on policing and planning policy that fails to protect existing music venues is squeezing everybody to breaking point.
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Brexit risks stretching the EU's common budget to breaking point, Brussels warned as it braces for a clash with member states by setting out ideas to plug the financial gap.
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But Tuesday's decision by former White House counsel Don McGahn to defy a subpoena to testify before the Judiciary Committee proved a breaking point in the eyes of many lawmakers.
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Here are clothes from the 1980s and 1990s, ones in which the fabric is manipulated, distressed, cut up, accessorized, pushed to its emotional breaking point (if denim had a heart).
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Though, each time I was about to reach that breaking point when I just had to walk, that image of my chaotic fifth grade mile would ultimately slow me down.
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I'm not sure when a breaking point happens, but I want to offer some essays and short pieces over the next few days to give you a couple of takeaways.
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In Southold, New York, on the North Fork of Long Island, town supervisor Scott A. Russell warned that if more people arrive, it will stretch resources to a breaking point.
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"The system is well beyond capacity, and remains at the breaking point," Kevin K. McAleenan, commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, told reporters in announcing the new data on Tuesday.
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But European officials say their patience with Mr. Trump may be nearing an end, and they view his possible abandonment of the Iran nuclear agreement as a potential breaking point.
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The statistics are an alarming sign that the systems to prevent and treat sexually transmitted diseases are "strained to near-breaking point," said Dr. Jonathan Mermin, a top C.D.C. official.
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The current crop of dictators, uncertain of their citizen's regard and unsure of what other policies they can pursue to win it, are squeezing their societies to the breaking point.
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"The truth is that the subway system is already at its breaking point," Mr. Cuomo said, "and now trying to compensate for the dysfunction of Penn is just too much."
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But as the show launches its fifth season, the shark is now about to eat the show's face, if you'll let me stretch this metaphor to its absolute breaking point.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has warned of a "careening crisis" and Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan declared last week that his agency has reached "a breaking point."
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Seven Democratic freshmen with either military or national security backgrounds wrote a Washington Post op-ed on Monday warning that the Ukraine episode may be their breaking point on impeachment.
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We don't know exactly what the breaking point will be, but we do know that quitting a major international agreement on a serious global problem brings us closer to it.
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But a truly canceled event would be a major sign that at least one side has reached a breaking point and the diplomatic niceties might soon come to an end.
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As a chronological section on his Wikipedia page, this era––the hat, the bonfire in Jackson Hole, the sad mania of it all––is an important breaking point for Kanye.
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But it also heightens the feeling that we're very close to a breaking point, and it's startling to remember there are 11 weeks to go before the season four finale.
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From a state pension system strained to the breaking point to a transportation fund in danger of running out of money, the issues confronting the state demand action, Mr. Christie said.
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I don't know when this specific problem will hit the breaking point, where the outcomes are so numerically and consistently distorted that we have a real crisis of democracy and legitimacy.
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He's enamored with his own handle, stands around without possession, and, up until the Cavs reached their breaking point in these Finals, defended only for a few minutes at a time.
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