" Franco-Vietnamese Talks Risk Being Broken Off ," one headline read.
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Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney have reportedly broken off their engagement.
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Specialists frequently pull out broken-off heads of cotton swabs, too.
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It did not say why radio contact had been broken off.
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At the berg's northern tip, three rather sizeable icebergs have broken off.
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But as Colorado began to turn blue, the agreement was broken off.
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A lot of tracks sound just, like, broken off midway to me.
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Talks had broken off in early October, Reuters previously reported, over price disagreements.
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"Every bag I opened santa hats and regular were broken off," commented another.
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Here, NASA captured the precipitous cliffs of an iceberg broken off from Antarctica.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Spanish pilots' union SEPLA has broken off talks with Ryanair (RYA.
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The ice will add to risks for ships now it has broken off.
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I looked back and I saw that two of them had broken off.
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The herding group was broken off from the working dog group in 1983.
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Surely one of them had broken off and started producing trained killers by now.
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Here's hoping the little flap that holds a credit card hasn't broken off yet.
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NASA hasn't broken off its relationship with Wallops Island, but it is creating distance.
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A second section, closer to the tail, appeared to have broken off as well.
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Your embassy was attacked, you've broken off diplomatic relations, as have Bahrain and Sudan.
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The two statues' original heads, it turned out, had been broken off in antiquity.
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The NTSB said a fan blade had broken off, apparently because of metal fatigue.
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"I have destroyed the truffle," he groaned, displaying the chunk he had broken off.
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European banks: German rivals Deutsche Bank (DB) and Commerzbank (CRZBF) have broken off merger talks.
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And there were bits of wood clearly broken off boats used on the larger houses.
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Subsequently, marriage talks were broken off as a result of her inability to have children.
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The stars are a wheel of fire broken off from earth fire, surrounded by air.
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They have already broken off contacts with the Trump administration, accusing it of pro-Israel bias.
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The tiles had broken off the wall, and the floors were covered with dust and debris.
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Singer Kylie Minogue has confirmed that she and fiancé Joshua Sasse have broken off their engagement.
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New data has also revealed that both solar arrays have broken off the observatory, JAXA added.
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Lucas and Doyen ultimately came to suspect a different reason that Lobuzov had broken off contact.
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Individuals—meteorites that are sold intact as found—are more valuable than slices or broken off fragments.
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"I've never seen a piece of needle that's broken off and left in someone's spine," he said.
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But there have been times when this relationship has deteriorated and diplomatic relations have been broken off.
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Last month, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that Peters and Roberts, 28, had broken off their engagement.
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His tailbone was also broken off and displaced, indicating that a significant amount of force was used.
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"Anyone with a mandate to form a government can never assume talks as broken off," he said.
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You start by picking up the knife, or reaching for the neck of a broken-off bottle.
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Archaeologists believe that the fragment may have broken off the axe as it was being re-sharpened.
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A branch or shoot of a tree or shrub that has been cut or broken off; Sticks.
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They left a shank broken off in the ignition and a Stephen King book in the backseat.
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She&aposs called for Amazon&aposs marketplace business to be broken off from its direct retail business.
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The two countries were holding working-level talks in Sweden but these were broken off on Saturday.
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On Saturday, the Denver Classroom Teachers Association said talks had broken off and they'll walk on Monday.
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Plus, the ends were broken off, which suggests that humans did this to get to the marrow inside.
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An iceberg larger than the city of Los Angeles has reportedly broken off of Antarctica's Amery Ice Shelf.
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His head and hands had been broken off and were lying on the threshold; only his body remained.
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The Palestinian leadership has broken off diplomatic ties with the White House, accusing Trump's administration of bias toward Israel.
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Three of the attackers were from affluent Dhaka homes who had broken off contact with their families months earlier.
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The caravan had broken off into separate pieces, with one chunk heading toward Mexico City some 300 miles away.
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A "protecting power" is a country that represents another in cases where two countries have broken off diplomatic relations.
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The Trump advisers have not broken off discussions with the Mueller team, but they are devising a new strategy.
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A 2,239 square mile iceberg (roughly the size of Delaware) has broken off of Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf.
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Linda, the prosecutors claimed, had definitively broken off the affair during the dinner before the Giants game, devastating Nunez.
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Three of the attackers were from affluent Dhaka homes who had broken off contact with their families months ago.
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He became engaged to the woman with whom he had an affair, but the relationship was soon broken off.
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And at least one song on every solo album has broken off some of the ice around my heart.
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NORTH KOREA HAS BROKEN OFF WORKING-LEVEL NUCLEAR TALKS WITH THE U.S. - NORTH KOREA CHIEF NEGOTIATOR KIM MYONG GIL
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It's possible that rocks have broken off of larger moons or pieces of debris from elsewhere in the Solar System.
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Had those occurred once the bone was dry and exposed to the elements, they would have broken off and dispersed.
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Brie Larson, 29, and her fiancé, actor and musician Alex Greenwald, have broken off their engagement, a source tells PEOPLE.
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They've broken off their engagement, but in true Hollywood fashion ... they're doing everything they can to make it seem amicable.
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Massive icebergs — recently one five times the size of Manhattan — have broken off into the ocean more frequently since 2001.
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Stan made the call that William had broken off the meet, but it wasn't clear to me that he had.
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It is broken off by the timely arrival of Diana — heralded by, among other things, an orchestral depiction of thunder.
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Though many details about the crime remain unknown, O'Neal's family said she had recently broken off her engagement to Lopez.
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If the Malaysians had been free to leave, Malaysia could have broken off diplomatic relations without any significant political cost.
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The key is attached to a plastic four-leaf-clover key chain with one of the leaves partially broken off.
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Project Midas reports it will likely travel the path of previous icebergs that have broken off of Larsen ice shelves.
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"The individual letters spelling 'Plantation' appeared to have been intentionally broken off of both sides of the sign," the report read.
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There are a handful of cutaways, one to a broken-off Cadillac rim, the rest to wide shots of the ocean.
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In 2014, cheering crowds used a crane to pull down its giant central Lenin statue, leaving only his broken-off feet.
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The Palestinians have broken off diplomatic ties with the Trump administration over what they see as its heavily pro-Israel bias.
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She has weathered a broken-off engagement to the billionaire James Packer, a little-watched, widely mocked reality show on E!
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A bevy of writers who are members of the guild have broken off ties with the agents who usually represent them.
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And now it's sort of malfunctioning in a wild way, like a propane tank or something that had the nozzle broken off.
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While the two countries have never broken off relations, political and economic cooperation has been on and off over the last decades.
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The question is whether there are sufficient data to say that this particular iceberg was broken off because of greenhouse gas pollution.
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Ms. Collins blames the water for a problem that deeply troubles her: Her hair has broken off over the past six months.
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An uncertain future As groups have broken off throughout the journey, remaining members of the caravan arrived in Mexico City on Monday.
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Small chips at the site fit neatly into the rocks, suggesting that they had broken off while people used them as hammers.
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Bolaño is in their company: the quotation here is broken off of a phrase that takes about a page in the book.
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These features would be exciting as additions to Android O. But they're a much bigger deal broken off and included inside the Assistant.
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Under this model, ESPN and ESPN2 were broken off into an optional sports package, which didn't sit well with the sports programming giant.
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Their surfaces smoothly swell in some areas, and elsewhere are abruptly angled, as if pieces had broken off in the process of fabrication.
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The attacks have coincided with a new effort to restart peace talks with the Taliban after earlier meetings were broken off last July.
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The researchers also found a larger chunk of flint that appears to have been broken off from the edge of a stone hammer.
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Mary, whose engagement to the French aristocrat has been broken off following her attack, gives Claire a letter clearing Alex of all charges.
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Since the last set of data was collected, a large section of this glacier has broken off into an iceberg named A-68.
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A pair of pliers sat on top of the TV set—for changing channels since the knob for that purpose had broken off.
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The map of Antarctica will have to be redrawn now that a chunk of floating ice the size of Delaware has broken off.
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An iceberg roughly the size of Delaware and weighing more than a trillion tons has broken off an ice shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula.
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But negotiators had broken off talks on April 26, giving the Brazilian industry the choice of picking between tariffs or quotas, the statement said.
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A huge area of the so-called Larsen C ice shelf — enough to cover the state of Delaware — has just broken off western Antarctica.
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The couple had briefly broken off their engagement in May, with sources telling PEOPLE that Bella couldn't get past Cena's refusal to have kids.
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As we told you, the couple was spotted back in November doing some major PDA after they'd broken off engagement #1 earlier in 2016.
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Gannett has been on a buying spree since it was broken off from its American local broadcast division, now known as Tenga, last June.
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In the past, CNN and other cable news channels have broken off ties with commentators once they took specific steps to run for office.
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"—abby ♡ (@wuijapan) August 12, 2019Cyrus and Hemsworth announced they had broken off their engagement in September 2013, the same month Cyrus released "Bangerz.
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They moved a loose block of coral that had broken off and was lying on the seafloor next to coral of a different species.
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Vettel had broken off from a live television interview to congratulate Hamilton, their arms wrapped around each other for several seconds as they talked.
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Elizabeth Warren, have called for Instagram to be broken off from Facebook in order to reduce the enormous power Facebook's family of apps controls.
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Dr. Cherniak's best guess was that it was the broken-off tip of a stick she said she had been stabbed with decades earlier.
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United Technologies had already broken off talks about a merger with Honeywell International over regulatory concerns and worries about who would run the combined company.
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Stovall said scientists haven&apost been measuring the center but instead measured the pieces that have broken off and were in the process of cooling.
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The Perseids are tiny pieces of debris and dust that have broken off from the Swift-Tuttle comet, which orbits the sun every 133 years.
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And that's one of the reasons why this splinter group has broken off," he said, adding Islamic State was trying to "reconcile those two groups.
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DE) and pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) have broken off talks over pay and early retirement terms after months of negotiations, they said on Saturday.
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Even if the talks are broken off, the American military will continue to "deconflict" its air operations with the Russian military, the State Department said.
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The 1,900-square-mile (5,000-square-kilometer) chunk of ice has nearly completely broken off the Larsen C ice shelf, the fourth largest in Antarctica.
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His parents had broken off ties with their relatives who lived on the Mainland, who in turn pitied the Islanders as uneducated, superstitious, and impoverished.
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Four days after President Trump announced an "understanding" with Mexico, talks aimed at getting Canada on board have broken off and will resume next Wednesday.
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The scientists also found a similar current flowing near another of Greenland's glaciers, where a large ice tongue had recently broken off into the ocean.
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The Internal Security Forces said some of its officers had been wounded by protesters throwing tiles they had broken off walls in a shopping district.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Working-level nuclear talks between North Korea and the United States have broken off, North Korea's chief negotiator said on Saturday.
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Showalter and his colleagues suggest that Hippocamp could be made from broken-off debris from the Pharos event, which accumulated into a new small object.
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Weighing more than a trillion metric tons, one of the largest chunks of ice ever recorded has broken off the Antarctic Peninsula, scientists confirmed today.
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Almost a year ago, the artist painted A'o 'Ana (The Warning), a mural series on a couple of icebergs freshly broken off from a nearby glacier.
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An early review of the failed engine found apparent metal fatigue where a fan blade had broken off, Robert Sumwalt, chairman of the NTSB, told reporters.
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The bitter temperatures expected across the Northeast are being brought by a "piece" of this vortex that has broken off and traveled further south, Palmer said.
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McKinsey knew little about Trillian — a new company, with no track record, that had broken off from McKinsey's previous minority partner, Regiments, after a business dispute.
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If Jesus's two gesturing fingers, held in the same blessing gesture as Mary's, weren't broken off, they might protrude furthest from the base of the piece.
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"Hold up," he said to his partner as I fell to my knees and scooped up the deer head and left antler, which had broken off.
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An iceberg has broken off Pine Island Glacier (PIG) on the edge of Antarctica, according to satellite images taken Tuesday by the European Space Agency (ESA).
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It is a route called Open Your Mind Direct, which was recently upgraded from a 143d to a 5.15a, owing to a handhold's having broken off.
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Before you go back to shooting, you have to close the screen, lest you have it dangling there below the camera just asking to get broken off.
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And based on their analysis, Showalter believes that Hippocamp is probably a piece of Proteus that was broken off billions of years ago by a passing comet.
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About seven feet up the trunk was a knothole, a place where a limb had long ago broken off and let water in to rot the wood.
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Nearly four feet wide, the polyurethane foam Capitello sculpture-cum-lounge chair resembles the top of an Ionic column that has broken off and tumbled to earth.
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It was easy to imagine him hanging upside down on a swing or standing in front of a rosebush, swatting at it with a broken-off stick.
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About two-thirds of it was detectable; either the stern had broken off or it had become overwhelmed by marine growth and completely disintegrated, Mr. Mayer said.
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However, this gallery was broken off from the main gallery spaces of the upper floors and thus was literally marginalized, having limited impact on the main museum narrative.
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Near the cat, at the top of the left-hand panel, are the flattened top ends of keys, as if the keys have broken off in a lock.
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If no deal is reached Britain will not maintain the status quo of its EU membership, but find its links to the continent abruptly and acrimoniously broken off.
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"Sometimes it feels like Diane is a corner of myself broken off and left to roam my body, floating through my blood," Kit admits early in the novel.
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After People and TMZ reported that the couple had broken off their engagement this weekend, fans were quick to voice their concerns over the couple's extensive shared ink.
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She declined to provide detail regarding the manufacturing flaws that caused Kisses to arrive with broken-off tips but said changes have been made to prevent further disappointment.
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An early review of the failed engine found preliminary evidence of metal fatigue where a fan blade had broken off, according to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
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That's a first and a significant accomplishment given that communications with previous missions have broken off as spacecraft circumnavigating the moon travelled the distance on the far side.
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One of Chadana's son's engagement was broken off, and both of her daughters were cast out by their husbands' families, forced to care for their young children alone.
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"Everything you have is because I allow you to have it," he reminds them, since Moncada's operation is merely a piece broken off from the larger Medellín Cartel.
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Asked for comment, Ty Cobb, the White House special counsel, said Thursday that it is "untrue" that talks have broken off but would not speak further about it.
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El Salvador's president, Salvador Sanchez Ceren, announced in a nationally televised speech that his government had broken off diplomatic relations with Taiwan and instead established ties with China.
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Restoring ties with Syria, broken off after President Bashar al-Assad crushed mass pro-democracy protests in 2011, could prove controversial in Tunisia, where the Arab Spring began.
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Relations, broken off in 1961 and only partially restored in the 1980s, were reestablished as part of a short-lived detente orchestrated by former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Qatar gave no reason for the withdrawal, but it came days after both Djibouti and Eritrea sided with Gulf Arab nations that had broken off relations with Qatar.
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A readout of the meeting released by the White House noted that the United States had broken off bilateral talks with Russia on reaching a ceasefire in Syria.
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"Today I wrote a letter to the International Olympic Committee in which we have broken off our candidature for the Olympic Games in 2024," Malago told a news conference.
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But while El Pais daily newspaper wrote on its website that the government considered the talks had broken off, the two government sources did not confirm that to Reuters.
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The final day of the simulation revealed that 200-foot fragment of the asteroid had broken off and would hit New York City's Central Park in just 10 days.
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Tabular ice shelves seen in the distance had broken off from the Larsen-B ice shelf in 2002, which has been retreating due to the effects of global warming.
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Then one day, four years later, in summer 2013, Mr. Mankiewicz, who had months before broken off his previous relationship, found himself on the street where Ms. Dang lived.
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It's also important to note you can't always do a study like this—the authors got lucky that they could analyze pieces of the parchment that had broken off.
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TSA often deems this not worth the hassle, though on at least one occasion his locks have been broken off by chaining them to the back of a truck.
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Some of the protesters pelted the migrants in the square with flares, firecrackers and stones broken off sidewalks, and some chanted "burn them alive," according to local news media.
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Mr. Knell, of National Geographic, said he expected Mr. Murdoch to make still more investments in this vein — especially now that he has broken off from the family business.
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Trudeau also told a news conference that the Liberal government's talks with various indigenous leaders over the last two weeks had not been productive and would be broken off.
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Video of the test shows the toddler dummy twisting as the car seat fractures and slides forward, with plastic pieces that have broken off it flying through the air.
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"I did live through a love that was broken off at a moment when the flame was very much still alive, because of a set of circumstances," Almodovar said.
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Here's what you need to know: • The map of Antarctica will have to be redrawn now that a chunk of ice twice the size of Luxembourg has broken off.
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In Michigan, meteorological experts theorized the same thing, stating that chunks of ice sheets had likely broken off and been pummeled by the waves until they formed into boulders.
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Guenther and his colleagues suggest that this iron must have come from planetary debris around the star that had "broken off" in the collision between the two infant planetary bodies.
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In this case, Twitter user Emily Griffin shared a photo she saw on Facebook of a doll head broken off of its body with a child screaming in the background.
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Acid is sometimes used in revenge to disfigure women who may have rejected a romantic advance or broken off a relationship, as their attackers seeks to destroy their physical beauty.
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In 2008 the British Antarctic Survey flew over a whole collection of these freakishly perfect tabular icebergs, which had broken off of the Wilkins Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Scattered around were plastic beer cups, an empty corn-chip bag, a cigarette butt, a wire coat hanger, and a rusted metal tube that had broken off a deck chair.
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"A little one is called a calf" is referring to an ICEBERG, and the process by which smaller pieces of an iceberg are shed or broken off is called calving.
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In it, he recalled a night when a mobster, angry that he had broken off an engagement to the thug's daughter, dangled him out of a New York hotel window.
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have broken off ties and imposed sanctions on Qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism and courting regional rival Iran - allegations Doha denies.
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The Green-Wood statue underwent some restoration after being purchased, including replacing a missing finger and reattaching the bird that had broken off, now perched and watching the two prone figures.
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Since the military takeover of Egypt's government in 2013, some members of the Brotherhood have broken off to form organizations that carry out acts of violence against the military-backed government.
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Kurz's government, a coalition of his conservatives and the anti-immigration Freedom Party, is opposed to Turkey joining the European Union and has called for accession talks to be broken off.
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Mysterious and even a little forbidding, it stands erect, like a chunk of fuselage that's broken off from an interstellar vessel and lodged itself in a volcanic boulder on the moon.
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Democrats have numerically had the majority there already, but for years there had been a group of Democratic senators who had broken off to caucus together and team up with Republicans.
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A group of 13 Republican senators has broken off to overhaul the House's healthcare bill—which the House may have to vote again on depending on what the Congressional Budget Office says.
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The background: The world's oceans are increasingly cluttered with plastic pollution from everything like plastic straws to water bottles and "ghostnets," which are fishing nets that have broken off their original lines.
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These are cells that have broken off a primary tumour and which, if left unchecked, might lodge in various parts of the body and turn into secondary cancers, a process called metastasis.
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In news that may ruin your day: Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson, the couple who brought a little levity and love to the shitstorm that is 2018, have broken off their engagement.
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Trump had broken off what was supposed to be an hour-long call after 25 minutes and later tweeted that the refugee agreement was a "dumb deal" and vowed to study it.
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Investigators found red paint marks on part of the left wing, indicating that some of the outside part of the engine, known as cowling, had broken off and hit it, Sumwalt said.
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The lake is known for its spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, and chunks of ice that have broken off from the Valdez Glacier float on its surface, according to tour guides.
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Despite my relative good health, some plaque had broken off in my left anterior descending artery and a blood clot filled its space, leaving that major coronary artery nearly 100 percent blocked.
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The American Horror Story actress, 28, was photographed in Los Angeles on Friday, one day after PEOPLE confirmed she and her costar, Peters, 32, had broken off their engagement after seven years together.
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But, given all the complexities of this great, bulbous sculpture, it was impossible to tell: Had some of those white bits broken off, or had they always been on the ground like that?
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Smaller than a grain of sand, micrometeorites are hard bits that have broken off asteroids and are zooming through space at some 15,000 mph — or nearly 10 times the speed of a bullet.
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An investigation found that due to design issues, pieces of the plane's internal fan blade had broken off and cut through the internal fuel tank and hydraulic and fuel lines, creating an explosion.
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I didn't know that my organs were carpeted with damage, that a piece of my left kidney had broken off, that I was bleeding internally and was unlikely to survive without emergency treatment.
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"Since the Guggenheim has unilaterally broken off negotiations with Gulf Labor, G.U.L.F. considers that its self-imposed moratorium has ended," said the email, which was provided by a Gulf Labor member, Andrew Ross.
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North Korea's top negotiator said late on Saturday that working-level nuclear talks in Sweden between officials from Pyongyang and Washington had broken off, dashing prospects for an end to months of stalemate.
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Later, SpaceX said the rocket stage made it to the drone ship "on target," but that it was a "harder landing than expected" and one of the landing legs may have broken off.
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NASA reports that calving events used to occur at Pine Island Glacier every four to six years, but over the past decade, large chunks of the glacier have broken off about every two years.
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According to the Associated Press, a photo taken by a passenger aboard Flight 4580 headed to Atlanta showed the aftermath of the collision, with the top portion of Flight 1555's fin broken off.
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A similar figure, albeit with less exaggerated features, reappears in a successive still life in which she lies crumpled and defeated on the floor, her right arm broken off like that of a statue.
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So-called protecting power mandates, of which Switzerland currently holds six, allow Swiss good offices to step in as go-betweens, providing consular services or making diplomatic efforts, when countries have broken off ties.
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He was singled out early as a leader and took to the job with a selfless zeal that did not allow for marriage or children (an engagement early in his career was broken off).
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Working-level nuclear talks in Sweden between officials from Pyongyang and Washington have broken off, North Korea's top negotiator said late on Saturday, dashing prospects for an end to months of stalemate.
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Then, at the end of December, The Ocean Cleanup announced that a 59-foot piece at one end of the "U" had broken off — probably because of the wind and the waves, NBC News reported.
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It's hard to tell where exactly the pieces that make up "Mmry Scrn" (2019) come from, maybe the center portion of a yoke-back chair, a broken-off balustrade, or part of a cabinet door.
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According to the website, the case of an elephant directly charging a group of humans typically arises as a "mock charge," which are broken off before the target — in this case, the safari — is reached.
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Prosecutors believe that Mr. Hillary, then the head soccer coach at Clarkson University, attacked Garrett as retribution after the boy's mother, Tandy Cyrus, had broken off their relationship, blaming her son's dislike of the coach.
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And then there are the "unreleasables" whose injuries have left them unable to survive in the wild anymore -- from hawks with broken off beaks to foxes with fractures that healed wrong so they can't hunt.
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Brazil's far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, has not broken off relations with Venezuela as other governments in the hemisphere have, including Canada, because Brazilian diplomats and military officers have wanted to keep a door open.
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That was the news last year, anyway, when Mr. Harrelson, a cannabis evangelist on the level of Snoop Dogg, told reporters that he had broken off a long-term marriage with his intoxicant of choice.
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"Switzerland has a long history of representing foreign interests whereby it covers partial consular services and sometimes diplomatic tasks for countries that have broken off relations, if requested by the states in question," the government said.
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Segments from his show are often broken off into standalone videos that are tailor-made for viral success on the internet, pulling in millions of views while explaining things like the famous McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit.
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An early review of Tuesday's failed Southwest engine found preliminary evidence of metal fatigue where a fan blade had broken off, Robert Sumwalt, chairman of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), told reporters on Tuesday.
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Census employees running early test surveys and focus groups reported that immigrants had broken off interviews or given partial or false information about people in their households, Meyers said in her presentation, which is posted online.
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"The Next Generation — Carriers of Culture," a black ash and sweetgrass basket that approximates the contour of a pregnant woman's torso, was inspired in part by Greek statuary — appendages broken off, but the essence still intact.
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He immediately proceeded to pick fights with other leaders in Latin America — rescinding invitations to Mr. Maduro and Cuba's president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, to attend his inauguration — and has practically broken off diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
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The EU executive's chief spokesman Margaritis Schinas told reporters that discussions were continuing following May's abortive trip on Monday which was broken off due to objections from Northern Irish allies: "So far, no white smoke," he said.
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In an ironic twist, the Louvre in late 2017 opened its first overseas branch in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates which accuses Iran of destabilizing the Middle East and has broken off diplomatic relations.
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A trillion-ton iceberg that scientists have been closely monitoring for years has broken off of the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica, according to Project Midas, a UK-based research group that has been monitoring it.
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Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa said in a Twitter post that the kingdom had not broken off diplomatic ties with Syria "despite difficult circumstances" — a reference to Syria's nearly eight-year-old civil war.
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Remembering that during another Pan Am Stratocruiser ditching, the tail had broken off, Captain Ogg had the passengers in the back of the plane move forward and asked those seated by the engine to move as well.
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An iceberg about five times the size of Manhattan has broken off the Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica over the past 24 hours, an ominous sign of the continued retreat of this fast-flowing mass of ice.
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The two had previously dated while attending Stanford, though O'Connor had reportedly broken off the relationship and begun dating the man who would become her husband, John O'Connor, by the time Rehnquist sent his proposal in a letter.
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What began as snowflakes falling on Greenland during the last ice age has crept to the sea in a glacier and then broken off, probably sometime in the last three years, to float slowly out into Baffin Bay.
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A high-level Eritrean delegation arrived in the Ethiopian capital city Addis Ababa on Tuesday for the first time since the two countries fought between 1998 and 2000 over their disputed border, with diplomatic relations broken off ever since.
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It is critical that these funds are allocated quickly, because after storms like Dorian, living coral heads, the building blocks of these walls, will have been broken off reef crests and will be lying on the floors of lagoons.
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One day after she treated Grammy viewers to an understated — read: no twirling from the ceiling — performance of "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken," off her 2017 LP Beautiful Trauma, Pink has now dropped the sparse video for the emotional ballad.
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OSLO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Norway has resumed high-level talks with Russia on trade and economic cooperation that were broken off after Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014, the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries said in a statement on Monday.
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Scientists confirmed on Wednesday that an iceberg the size of Delaware has broken off from the Antarctic Peninsula, providing a look into how the Antarctic ice sheet could fall apart in the future as a consequence of human-caused climate change.
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"This is the first time in my memory that the talks over an annual coal contract between a Japanese major utility and a key Australian supplier were broken off," said a coal buyer with more than three decades of experience.
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The NATO-Russia Council, which was briefly broken off in June 2014 after the Crimea crisis, is the forum in which Russian and NATO diplomats seek to air their grievances, although the West and Moscow remain at odds over eastern Ukraine.
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Crack. After a nearly 20-mile rift formed across Antarctica's retreating Pine Island glacier in late September, about 115 square miles of ice — an area more than five times the size of Manhattan — has now broken off into the sea.
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Somehow pearling behind bars caught on in the US, too, with inmates using the sharpened end of a plastic spoon to make the incision and stuffing dominos, marbles, and broken-off heads of chess pieces under the skin of their penises.
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A trillion-ton, 1100-feet-thick chunk of ice—about the size of Delaware, or half the size of Jamaica—has officially broken off the Larsen C ice shelf in northwest Antarctica, creating one of the largest icebergs ever recorded.
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"In contrast to how it is portrayed in the British press, my impression is that these talks are moving forward step by step," Merkel told reporters, dismissing suggestions from some in Britain that the talks should be broken off as "absurd".
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It used to be that communications were routinely broken off just when they were needed most—during crises such as those over Taiwan in 1996, America's bombing of China's embassy in Belgrade in 1999 and the EP-3 incident in 2001.
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One unique idea comes from noted salvage master Nicholas Sloane, who believes it's feasible to harness an iceberg that has broken off from Antarctica and tow it to the coast of Cape Town, where it would melt into usable water.
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Once Mr. Pishevar began dating Hyperloop One's public relations consultant, it says, he nearly tripled her monthly retainer to $40,000 from $15,000, more than any other employee in the company — only to dismiss her after their engagement was later broken off.
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BERLIN, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's cost-cutting deal with unions is left in limbo after talks between labour leaders and top executives over the implementation of the turnaround plan were broken off on Monday without an agreement, the works council said.
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A lot of the conservation work isn't visible to visitors, including metal supports that had long ago broken off inside and were addressed, as well as additions like nylon Maline net intended to invisibly arrest further fraying in worn areas.
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Opponents of the memorial had rewound the chains around the statue's ankles and broken off one of its arms, a reference to the "Code Noir," the quasi-judicial document France issued in 1685 to govern the relationship between master and slave.
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In Tijuana, Leobardo's father contacted an older daughter who had already been living in Los Angeles, and she had good news: The 12-year-old had made it across the border with others who had broken off from the original group.
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Mr. Trump, however, came into office criticizing his predecessor for naïveté toward Cuba and has unraveled some of the Obama administration's policies encouraging more interaction with Havana, although he has not broken off diplomatic relations again nor closed the embassy.
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Mr. Bolton said he had agreed to renew some diplomatic and business contacts broken off by the United States to protest Russia's military intervention in Ukraine in 2014, something the Russians have been pushing for to ease their international isolation.
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But Getty Images reported that a state TV reporter who was among the passengers said the aircraft&aposs "back wheel had broken off, as we saw it was left on the runway" so it slid before coming to a grinding halt.
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The former mayor, Edcel Enardecido, 60, was a known supporter of the local wing of the New People's Army, the armed unit of the underground Communist Party of the Philippines, which has broken off peace talks with Mr. Duterte's government.
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The moon is a broken off piece of the Earth Scientific consensus about how the moon formed is that billions of years ago, a protoplanet crashed into Earth and the pieces of it revolved around the Earth to form the moon.
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From the start, we're made to understand that both of these affairs have progressed along a similar timeline; both have reached the point where either the affairs need to be broken off, or Michael and Mary need to break off their marriage.
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An iceberg with twice the volume of Lake Erie has broken off the Larsen Ice Shelf, 'leaving the continent forever changed' An iceberg weighing over 1 TRILLION tons just broke away in Antarctica and America's got Trump as it's President denying climate change.
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"We regret to inform you that, at today's meeting, the negotiations with Ryanair's management have been broken off as they have not accepted our minimum requirements document, 90 percent of which corresponded to their proposals," SEPLA said in a newsletter to members.
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Striking a conciliatory note, Mr. Lavrov said Russia intended to continue diplomatic relations with Ukraine in spite of earlier comments that they might be broken off over the skirmish in Crimea, but said a final decision rested with President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Around the Melrose Houses, a story spread like gospel: A 25-year-old woman who had been carrying on an affair with Mr. Maldonado lured him to the building with a phone call and shot him because he had broken off the relationship.
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Park rangers and police found feces inside of the temple, which had also been damaged after a piece of stone had "broken off a wall and caused a crack in the floor," regional police chief Wilbert Leyva told Andina, a local news agency.
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And there was no time or money to give it the extensive arboreal spa treatment that the New York tree gets; all the workers could do was reattach, sometimes rather obviously, a few of the larger branches that had broken off in shipping.
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So did the victories of five other Democratic challengers who, like Biaggi, took on a group of renegade Democrats who had broken off from their party and worked with Republicans in the state Senate in exchange for leadership positions and the accompanying perks.
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The two sides sounded an optimistic note on Tuesday after resuming talks that had broken off on Saturday, and went late into the night seeking to resolve differences over a variable pay system, known as ProComp, which has been at the center of the dispute.
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Now he felt lighter, able for the first time to talk about his real daughter, about how shocked he had been when she announced her decision to move in with a boyfriend he had never met, and how they had argued and broken off contact.
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Two of three parties governing the small Baltic nation of 1.3 million have broken off their coalition agreement — little more than a year after it was put in place — leaving Prime Minister Taavi Roivas exposed to a vote of no confidence in the country's Parliament.
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Jack and Rose not being able to fit on the same chunk of a floating, broken-off door as the ship sank — leading to his death and her survival — is a gripe that has haunted this glorious movie since it was released in 1997.
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Reports of troubles with the blades were posted on the website where the commission takes product safety complaints as early as March 2011, when a cook reported that part of a Cuisinart blade had broken off in a batch of vegetables being processed for soup.
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The host country, the United Arab Emirates, is among a group of regional rivals that have broken off diplomatic relations with Qatar and are leading a blockade that made it difficult for Qatari fans, officials and even the team itself to get to the tournament.
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Originally named after a tire sold in the catalog, Allstate underwrote its first policy in 1931, insuring a Studebaker, after "a customer walked into the one-room Allstate office holding an auto door handle broken off in a theft attempt," according to the company's official history.
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Her operatic plot, which builds gradually, is broken off for details of the ducal lifestyle: silk, satin and taffeta for the horses, plentiful staff (26 men to look after the hawks and dogs), and the cuisine (165lb of veal, 14 capons and 24 chickens eaten daily).
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Days before talks were broken off, Thomaz Zanotto, a consultant for Brazil's second-biggest steel company, CSN, who had been kept abreast of negotiations, said it appeared that Brazil might have to face quotas on finished products, which represent 20 percent of exports to the United States.
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"I don't think that there is a more significant injury when it comes to a hitter," said Jed Lowrie, a second baseman for the Oakland Athletics who underwent surgery in 2009 to remove a guitar pick-shaped piece of his ulnar styloid that had broken off.
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Iran's renewal of its alliance with Hamas — which had been broken off over a disagreement about the Syrian civil war — will enrich another terror group while also giving Tehran the ability to start a three-front war on Israel at a time of its own choosing.
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A lot more work was needed in the grove, where many statues and structures were deteriorating: Obatala's hand had broken off, the surface of the Osun statue was crumbling and moss had eaten cracks into the walls of the shrines, as if nature were reclaiming the art.
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"When I was told he'd broken off his engagement to Becca and was considering proposing to Lauren, I offered him a selection of rings…but he ended up picking the same one for Lauren that so intrigued him in the first place, back in Peru," Lane tells PEOPLE.
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As they explore whether or not they can accurately use qPCR to count wild larvae in a lab, if the qPCR machine reads "100" then they will know it's registering bits of DNA that have either broken off from larvae or were in the water column to begin with.
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Over the last few years, Mr. Erdogan has harshly repressed the Turkish press and civil society, supported extremist militant groups in Syria, broken off a promising peace process with his country's Kurdish nationalists, and worked relentlessly to change his country's Constitution so he can rule as a quasi-dictator.
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The kids are then broken off into bio bands every fifth percentile or so, meaning kids who have reached between 90 and 95 percent of their predicted height are banded together, and then kids between 85 and 90 percent, and so on, usually into three or four groups.
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On Wednesday, the Kushners announced that talks had broken off with a Chinese financial conglomerate for a deal worth billions to redevelop the 41-story tower, at 666 Fifth Avenue, into a flashy 80-story ultraluxury skyscraper comprising a chic retail mall, a hotel and high-priced condominiums.
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Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Sudan, Djibouti and Somalia have all broken off diplomatic ties with Iran this week, the United Arab Emirates downgraded its relations and Kuwait, Qatar and Comoros recalled their envoys after the Saudi embassy in Tehran was stormed by protesters following the execution of Nimr and 46 other men.
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Update: Ever since it was reported that Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson had broken off their engagement, not only have fans been questioning what this final Grande-inspired cover-up tattoo really meant for the couple, but also Davidson's feelings on the nine other tattoos he got in honor of Grande.
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"I think Hippocamp provides a dramatic illustration that this idea is correct, because it is hard for us to understand how Hippocamp can be where we find it today unless it is a piece of the larger moon Proteus that was broken off in an impact perhaps 4 billion years ago."
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The study focuses on what education activists refer to as school "secession," a process where smaller, new school systems are broken off from larger school districts, with supporters of the split usually arguing that they want to have more local control over funding and school resources in the newer district.
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In the crowd, I got chatting to two other people who were there by themselves — a middle-aged woman with dyed purple hair who was working in the Healing Fields on a massage stall, and a younger girl who'd broken off from her friends for a bit to come and see James.
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But what's really remarkable about him is how ordinary he looks: Along with erotically themed drinking bowls, hammered platters decorated with elaborate mythical scenes, and a pile of broken-off silver cup handles, the statuette evokes a lost world of luxury in which even provincial households were well stocked with extravagant objets d'art.
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In December 2018, while arresting Cunningham for driving on a suspended license, an officer noted in his incident report that the living conditions were not "up to an acceptable standard of living," citing dog feces and urine scattered around, several broken windows, "jagged and broken off" flooring, and piles and bags of clothes on the kitchen table and couch.
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As if, till then, he had been inhabiting a little doll's house, and misled by its neat veneers had mistaken it for the world, until with a splintering crunch its sides and front were broken off, and it proved to be standing all alone in the forests of the night; inches high, among silent, huge, glimmering trees.
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That fluency echoes what has become clear when BTS members have broken off for cross-border solo collaborations — say, RM on the "Seoul Town Road" remix of Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" or J-Hope's update, with Becky G, of Webstar and Young B's proto-viral 2006 hit "Chicken Noodle Soup" (with a remarkably exuberant video).
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The call between Trump and Tsai was the first between a U.S. president or president-elect with any Taiwan leader since 1979, when diplomatic relations were broken off in accordance the one-China policy, which in effect forces countries to either recognize diplomatically the People's Republic of China, on the mainland, or the Republic of China, on Taiwan, but not both.
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But while he cuts an elegant silhouette and is an astonishing example of metalwork, what's really remarkable about him is how ordinary he looks: Along with erotically themed drinking bowls, hammered platters decorated with elaborate mythical scenes, and a pile of broken-off silver cup handles, the statuette evokes a lost world of luxury in which even provincial households were well stocked with extravagant objets d'art.
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The movie is called "Meeting Gorbachev," and, though studded with archival clips, it is largely based upon three interviews that Herzog, who once ate his own shoe on camera, conducts with the former General Secretary of the Communist Party of the U.S.S.R. The two men get on famously, and Gorbachev doesn't even mind when a gift of chocolates, bearing his name, comes with the "G" broken off.
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But it is a loss that we no longer understand how these things work and are constructed, that we don't understand them at a conceptual level, and that no teenager today, from Shanghai to San Francisco, can calculate how long it will take a five-cubic-foot bathtub to over-fill if the drain is open but the handle for the faucet has broken off.
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Instead: craters, heaps of rubble, mortar, stones, walls broken off, a craggy desert, air thick with dust," so that it was the few buildings left standing that "seemed out of place, incongruous, with their insistence of boundaries, definite lines" — gave her the sense that the world is "not a given, even if it occupies more and more of the sky," and that poetry builds "a counter-world, not better, but other.
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" It provides a further sense of the abilities of this young writer, who works as a fly-fishing guide on the Yellowstone River, to note that, during a quiet moment in this same scene, Sid stares at the sky from a tall rock and watches, in a lovely observation, "the now greatly diminished moon drift down toward the far black horizon like a pale phosphorous match head broken off in the striking.
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