But that came to a halt in 2011, when .
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South Korea's export growth came to a halt in June.
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The van then came to a halt outside Southwark Cathedral.
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All of that came to a halt earlier this month.
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But growth there came to a halt during the recession.
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It came to a halt after hitting a traffic sign.
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But in 270, all manufacturing and sales came to a halt.
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Once he found out, "things came to a halt," says Booth.
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That eight-game win streak came to a halt Sunday in Atlanta.
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That effort was a success, and the process came to a halt.
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But during the shutdown, much of that work came to a halt.
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Sterling's recent rally came to a halt after the latest polling data.
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While he moved on almost effortlessly, my life came to a halt.
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Overall, however, fighting came to a halt in much of the country.
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The car came to a halt when it rolled into a concrete pillar.
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The cabin quickly filled with smoke when the plane came to a halt.
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Sessions came to a halt and Congress emptied when Cunha's arrest was reported.
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But construction came to a halt after the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
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Everything came to a halt last week when British lawmaker Jo Cox was murdered.
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The Shinetsu Line in Niigata prefecture came to a halt just before 7 p.m.
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Progress came to a halt when Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016.
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However, his academic career came to a halt after an accident hurt his hand.
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Mzannar fought to keep it afloat until production came to a halt in 2018.
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That came to a halt, however, when government officials urged people not to gather.
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Still, the staff's safety was paramount, and that's why production came to a halt.
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Concerts that once drew musicians from as far as Ethiopia came to a halt.
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After a month it came to a halt, and broadcast only intermittently following that.
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The killing in Rwanda itself came to a halt, but not the ethnic recriminations.
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The attackers fled after a crowd started gathering and traffic came to a halt.
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Many investigations into the tax problems of politically connected individuals came to a halt.
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One came to a halt outside the house, and several men carrying weapons clambered down.
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All of a sudden our taxi came to a halt and the driver hustled away.
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The automaker's assembly lines came to a halt in mid-September and have been idle since.
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But the bond rally came to a halt last week as political tensions took center stage.
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From then on, board decisions, which required consensus between the two sides, came to a halt.
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But the bond rally came to a halt last week as political tensions took centre stage.
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Her training came to a halt when she ended up in the hospital -- for 10 days.
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" His paper reported: "The meeting came to a halt as everyone stopped to read the article.
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Unfortunately, their fun briefly came to a halt as their vehicle was pulled over by authorities.
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The fight eventually came to a halt and the scene was cleared by police without incident.
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After the Asian financial crisis in 1997, construction projects across Bangkok, Thailand, came to a halt.
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Early Tuesday morning, all public transport came to a halt for three hours in another strike.
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The hacker's activity on the web came to a halt shortly after the malware was identified.
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The vehicle later came to a halt near Antwerp's waterfront, it added without going into further details.
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The 23-year-old's dreams of moving to Alabama and cheering in college came to a halt.
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Mining of low-quality iron ore came to a halt in March over allegations of illegal mining.
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The mayor called on residents to remain indoors, and the city's transportation system came to a halt.
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That run came to a halt with a 6-73, 6-1, 6-4 loss to Tsitsipas.
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The journey for more than 6,000 migrants came to a halt here in Tijuana in mid-November.
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The bustle of city life in London came to a halt as Big Ben chimed the hour.
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Her career came to a halt when it was revealed that she seemingly benefited from the scheme.
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Suddenly, the boat came to a halt as it smashed into an object hidden under the dark water.
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When this season of Bachelor In Paradise suddenly came to a halt, the news shook the entertainment world.
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Hundreds of trains came to a halt in open country and in the tunnels of Delhi's underground railway.
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When the crowd's unrelenting roar finally came to a halt, Ms. Osato paused and was visibly taken aback.
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And if their fame and fortune suddenly came to a halt, well, they'd be okay with that too.
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Research projects by U.S. government scientists on cybersecurity, climate monitoring, quantum computing and more, came to a halt.
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The company acquiesced, a visual tradition that began in 1902 came to a halt, and numerous headlines ensued.
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But then, in the early 2000s, the rise in the share of working women came to a halt.
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After Adams's Grand Cherokee came to a halt, he pushed open the passenger door and assessed the damage.
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Christiana Danielle Danielle's life of performing came to a halt when a mysterious throat virus resulted in emergency surgery.
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Calmejane, almost came to a halt five kilometers from the line, however, due to cramp in his right thigh.
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After his motorcade came to a halt, he calmly exited the car while his security detail surveyed the damage.
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" That came to a halt, he told CNBC, because "there were not enough submissions to justify holding the expo.
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However, his ski career came to a halt after sustaining multiple injuries including a broken back and shattered heel.
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Operations came to a halt at the country's only refinery in Limbe this month after a storage tank exploded.
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The amendment process on the bill largely came to a halt late last week, with both McCain and Sen.
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SHORTLY AFTER 2am on November 11th 1918 a train came to a halt in a wood in Compiègne, near Paris.
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A whole soccer match came to a halt when a cat decided to go for a run across the field.
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When the train came to a halt he stood carefully, feeling a tentative toddler-like ability to manage his walking.
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The show came to a halt for 15 minutes after the person passed out, according to the Orange County Register.
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With no centralized location for parties, momentum came to a halt, leaving many bassheads feeling displaced, explains +65 resident Nez.
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In a new interview with Billboard, the now 36-year-old explained why her rise suddenly came to a halt.
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And just then, moments after pulling out of the Court Square station in Queens, the train came to a halt.
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She once mediated a case for two years before it came to a halt and ultimately ended up in court.
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Five years later, amid the financial crisis and a continuing erosion of print advertising, the momentum came to a halt.
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The meeting came to a halt as everyone stopped to read the article, according to one person who was present.
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Outside a village called Salahiya, the tanks and armored personnel carriers of the 16th Division suddenly came to a halt.
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During the Obama years, the steady rise in the number of undocumented immigrants in this country came to a halt.
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The reforms came to a halt when Alexander was killed in 1881, soon after marrying his long-time mistress Catherine Dolguruky.
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Nico Hulkenberg and Daniel Ricciardo were both in scoring positions when their cars came to a halt with three laps remaining.
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Although Turkey and the EU entered into membership negotiations in 2005, the country's membership process came to a halt soon after.
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Morton served up three homers against Cleveland in his last turn as his four-game winning streak came to a halt.
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Then, it all came to a halt when he was diagnosed with lymphoma and multicentric Castleman's disease, a rare genetic disorder.
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Somalia's democratic trailblazing in Africa came to a halt in 265, when General Mohammed Siad Barré seized power in a coup.
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Brunson was knocked out with a high kick shortly afterward and his march toward the middleweight title came to a halt.
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The number 63 bus came to a halt near the Trevi Fountain, a popular tourist attraction, before the fire took hold.
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Apple's bulletproof Wall Street growth story came to a halt as iPhone sales slowed and interest in the Apple Watch declined.
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Seismic surveyors saw sales dwindle in the 2014-2016 downturn after oil prices fell sharply and exploration came to a halt.
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The largest monthly job loss on record, 1.97 million, was in September 1945 as America's wartime economy came to a halt.
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But the party life came to a halt when top leadership jumped ship and the SEC started looking into the books.
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Much of the country came to a halt as transport workers went on a strike that could last into next week.
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Rides at Disneyland came to a halt, while play was also stopped at a NBA summer league basketball game in Las Vegas.
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In January, work at the Mount Pleasant factory came to a halt, and Foxconn officials began to publicly waffle about their plans.
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When the car finally came to a halt, two men fled on foot in different directions, the LAPD said in a statement.
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However, a search for victims in Paradise came to a halt on Friday due to rain and strong winds, according to KCRA.
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Jennifer Aniston's 50th birthday celebrations came to a halt when her private plane was forced to make an emergency landing on Friday.
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America's unprecedented quantitative-easing program would buoy the market, and it would take time before China's rapid growth came to a halt.
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In 1961, his sports entertainment career came to a halt when he was in an auto accident with his wife, Vivian Jones.
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The Senate voted 81-18 to end the impasse and fund the government three days after some departments came to a halt.
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That all came to a halt when a rumor began spreading in the 80s that Mexican workers had been urinating into the beers.
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Young Black men were still getting killed, but the formulaic kidnapping, strangling, and stabbing of teenagers in quick succession came to a halt.
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Overnight, trading in Chinese stocks came to a halt after stocks fell 7 percent in the wake of weaker-than-expected manufacturing data.
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A three-day run for oil prices came to a halt as the stronger dollar weighed and investors cashed in on recent gains.
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The Sathorn Unique skyscraper in Bangkok, Thailand, has been abandoned since construction came to a halt after the Asian financial crisis in 1997.
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In the suburbs, travel on major highways also came to a halt, and icy conditions and countless accidents made some side streets impassable.
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There was no gas for cars because the refineries came to a halt; the trains did not run, nor did the Paris Metro.
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A three-day run-up for oil prices came to a halt, hurt by the stronger dollar and investors cashing in on recent gains.
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Meanwhile, global equities lost an estimated $3 trillion in market value in two days and a rebound in oil prices came to a halt.
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His canine companion ran excitedly behind him, only to completely clobber him when he came to a halt at the bottom of the slope.
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In 2008, when the crisis and recession hit Europe, lots of projects here came to a halt, and many have stayed that way since.
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Her dreams came to a halt when she was told late on the episode there was a good chance she could never have children.
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The procession came to a halt facing the village's prized amenity: two brand-new public toilets, housed in a hut painted yellow and green.
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Because AFN is run by the Department of Defense, operation of the network came to a halt when the government shut down at midnight.
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The van came to a halt on top of a tile mosaic by the Spanish artist Joan Miró, and the driver escaped on foot.
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The relative thaw comes after relations came to a halt in the wake of Belarus's 2010 presidential elections, which saw brutal repression by the regime.
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Service in Uruguay is being restored more rapidly, according to the AP."Everything came to a halt," Buenos Aires resident Juan Borges told the BBC.
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In 2016, Nakajima was heading for victory when he slowed with five minutes remaining and came to a halt with victory falling into Porsche's lap.
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Bolton's 17-month tenure in the Trump administration came to a halt Tuesday after numerous reports of deepening policy divides between him and the president.
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There were plans to bring the show back, but they came to a halt in 21953 with Reeves's death, which was eventually ruled a suicide.
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Indians CLEVELAND — All bad things must come to an end, and a really bad one came to a halt on Wednesday for the Detroit Tigers.
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Russian state television reported that the outage caused havoc around the region as traffic lights cut out and electric trolley buses came to a halt.
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Such is the case for Pamela Anderson, whose nine-day dream of running a "sexy" vegan restaurant in St. Tropez came to a halt on Wednesday.
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Its momentum came to a halt in 2016, when it emerged that three companies controlled by the intelligence service had hidden state-backed loans worth $2bn.
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European Union-sponsored talks between Kosovo and Serbia came to a halt in November 2018 when Kosovo introduced a 100% tax on goods produced in Serbia.
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Once the car came to a halt, a steel rod from the suspension's wishbone had impaled Hinchcliffe through his right thigh and into his left leg.
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Bolton's 17-month tenure in the Trump administration came to a halt Tuesday after numerous reports of deepening policy divides between Bolton and President Donald Trump.
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The Sunday afternoon showdown between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots came to a halt briefly when someone tossed a dildo out onto the field.
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That run came to a halt when the Russian took the opener by pounding eight aces past a misfiring Nadal, including one to clinch the set.
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But on December 218, the scheme came to a halt when the Chicago Tribune reported that Blagojevich had been recorded as part of a criminal investigation.
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Disney Plus' "Lizzie McGuire" revival came to a halt in January when original series creator and revival showrunner Terri Minsky exited the series over creative differences.
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The Black Death took greater hold of Europe from 17503 to 21750, killing 21493 million people, and the pollens vanished as agriculture came to a halt.
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China was once the biggest export market for American soybean growers, but orders came to a halt when the tariffs went into effect in July 2018.
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When his truck struck a school bus and came to a halt, just five short blocks separated him the crowds that flock to the 211/11 Memorial.
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The trade came to a halt in mid-2015, however, when Thai police discovered several mass graves in a human trafficking camp near the Thai-Malaysian border.
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Psychedelics were outlawed soon after, and most research on their treatment potential came to a halt as bureaucratic barriers multiplied and the medical establishment turned its back.
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In 2016, Nakajima had also been heading for victory when he slowed with five minutes remaining and came to a halt with victory falling into Porsche's lap.
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Much of the sports world came to a halt over the weekend to see something we haven't seen in far too long: Tiger Woods win a championship.
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Obviously, production came to a halt with Beth's hospitalization, and her death now means some big decisions have to be made about how to end the season.
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The dolphins were trained during the Cold War at a facility in Crimea, but the program came to a halt after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Investigations came to a halt pretty quickly, one of the reasons being that the image was obviously intended as satirical criticism of the pope's views on condoms.
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Ms. Richards's bus was a few miles from the Lincoln Tunnel when it came to a halt and passengers looked out the windows in shock, she said.
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While the Senate's attempt to fast-track the much-anticipated SECURE Act came to a halt in May, the delay cannot prompt complacency with the current system.
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The vid was captured by a driver as the bus sped past several cars covered in furious flames and thick smoke, before it came to a halt.
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It's where the truck she was driving came to a halt after flipping four times around a bend on Halls River Road and smashing into a tree.
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Flows to Asia reached nearly 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in the late 1990s, but then came to a halt due to dwindling production and expensive freight rates.
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Talks between the world's two largest economies came to a halt days after the Fed meeting, when the Trump administration claimed that China reneged on its trade commitments.
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Previous evacuation attempts thwarted Saturday's announcement comes after the evacuation of thousands of refugees from the besieged city came to a halt on Friday, according to the ICRC.
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An excited crowd gathered when it came to a halt in front of the Palace of the Argentina National Congress, the political heart of the South American country.
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A family trip to Disney World came to a halt when a great-grandmother was arrested for carrying CBD oil, which her doctor recommended to ease her arthritis.
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Chinese companies listed in Singapore, known as S-chips, led the local IPO market from 2005 to 2007 before such listings came to a halt in mid-2012.
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At the church, Ms. Hobdy, 33, who was given ibuprofen for injuries to her knees, recalled scenes of panic and confusion after the train came to a halt.
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Since in-person campaigning came to a halt, Mr. Biden and his team have weighed in repeatedly about the coronavirus, sharply criticizing Mr. Trump's handling of the crisis.
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The event on Friday included a flower-laying ceremony at a mosaic designed by Joan Miró, where the van used in the first attack came to a halt.
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Leon Draisaitl continued his torrid pace by notching a goal and two assists for the Oilers, whose four-game point streak (2-33-2) came to a halt.
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Suddenly, they were transported to a commonwealth of the United States, with busy streets that came to a halt at rush hour and high rises in San Juan.
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But that wish came to a halt when doctors discovered that she never developed a uterus or two-thirds of her vaginal canal, meaning she could never carry children.
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The excitement of Game 5 of the World Series came to a halt on Saturday as the crowd at Wrigley Field stood together to represent the fight against cancer.
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All this came to a halt when the Chinese government banned the import of all but the purest scrap material in 2017, killing a trade worth $24bn a year.
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"The market for upstream deals came to a halt in late 2018 with the combined pullback in oil prices and equities," said Andrew Dittmar, a Drillinginfo M&A analyst.
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The daring rescue was unfolding at an altitude of nearly 12,500 feet in the Mont Blanc massif near Chamonix after the cars came to a halt around 2 p.m.
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Here I was, volunteering for the selfish reason of wanting to be around horses, when -- while tightening the girth on a horse -- whoa, my attention came to a halt.
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He dreamed of being a race car driver, but that all came to a halt after a car crash, according to a 1979 profile of Lucas in The Atlantic.
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But the regular pool party came to a halt in September when the city manager, Fred Wilson, instituted a new administrative rule prohibiting nudity at city-owned recreation facilities.
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The plane's left wing hit the ground, knocking off two engines, before it came to a halt 300 meters (328 yards) from the runway, he told a news conference.
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The ship eventually came to a halt after it pin-balled into the wharf, but not before it made contact with a much smaller tour boat along the way.
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The THAAD disagreement had dented South Korea's economic growth, especially its tourism industry, as group tours from China came to a halt while charter flights from South Korea were cancelled.
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But the six-year-old's dream of becoming a beauty guru came to a halt (for the time being) when her dad, Kanye West, set new rules about wearing makeup.
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"Apart from shipments of semiconductors, exports growth came to a halt and investment is shrinking," said Do Kyu-sang, a director general at the ministry, said in a press conference.
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Though he became an asset to the Blue Jays in three short years, Tulowitzki's career temporarily came to a halt in 2017 after he developed bone spurs in his heels.
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But, Molina's attempts in becoming the division's lineal champion came to a halt well before the fight as he failed to make the 140lbs championship weight limit by some margin.
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The THAAD dispute had dented South Korea's economic growth, especially its tourism industry, as group tours from China came to a halt while charter flights from South Korea were cancelled.
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Freedom Caucus members have been pushing for a straight repeal of the healthcare law since efforts to repeal-and-replace came to a halt in the Senate this week. Rep.
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In 2016, European sales were up more than 8 percent, but last year that growth came to a halt, and sales in the region fell less than half a percent.
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This factory city came to a halt on February 3, when Foxconn stopped "almost all" of its production in China, including at the Zhengzhou location, because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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When the crowd finally came to a halt 3 miles down the road, a man forced Arce down on the ground, stood behind her, and grabbed one of her breasts.
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Photo: Dell Cameron (Gizmodo)After a mile or more, the bus came to a halt next to a large green dumpster filled with bales of hay and a busted brown couch.
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They then swung in favor of U.S.-backed center-right President Juan Orlando Hernandez after the count came to a halt on Monday and resumed over a day later, sparking protests.
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The methods at the time were too crude for the job, and research on Kennewick Man soon came to a halt as local tribes went to court to claim the bones.
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Output was driven down mostly by a 1.0% drop in non-durable consumer goods, such as food or toothpaste, as retail sales came to a halt in the bloc in March.
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But his career in Saudi Arabia came to a halt when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman barred him from writing in the kingdom as part of a widespread crackdown on dissent.
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The oil and gas exploration boom tied to fracking technology came to a halt with energy prices at rock-bottom levels, and with it sales of equipment tied to that boom.
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The momentum to free Mr. Tice came to a halt in April when the Syrian government unleashed the gas attack on its own civilians, killing dozens of men, women and children.
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But for as flashy and fabulous as his life was in the '70s, it all came to a halt in 1984 after he lost the right to design under his own name.
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The DeLorean, a car immortalized by the Back to the Future film franchise, was relegated to the pages of history some 35 years ago when the original production came to a halt.
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To celebrate Team GB's first gold medal victory, the then Mayor of London took to a zipwire but came to a halt soon after, leaving him dangling over a crowd of onlookers.
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One of the trains on the light rail system, known as the VLT, which connects Rio's Santos Dumont airport to downtown, lost power and came to a halt at around 3 p.m.
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But the excuses for Westbrook came to a halt after General Manager Sam Presti landed two superstars this off-season in Anthony and George, along with a tremendous role player in Patterson.
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When the train came to a halt 13 hours later, Lam's escorts shoved him into a car and drove him to a nearby building, where they removed his hat, blindfold and glasses.
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The five-vehicle remnant of the convoy pushed nearly half a mile south but came to a halt as it became clear that more than a quarter of Team 3212 was missing.
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Brothers Osborne, a country music duo, only got a few notes into their first song before the music came to a halt and the lights dimmed abruptly at Ford Field in Detroit.
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The vote count initially favored opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla, then swung in favor of President Juan Orlando Hernandez after it came to a halt on Monday and restarted more than a day later.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.2% to $0.6928, as it hovered close to its lowest since early January after data showed the pace of growth in Australian wages came to a halt last quarter.
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DUBAI, July 6 (Reuters) - A UK-flagged supertanker that came to a halt in the Gulf early on Saturday is "safe and well," a United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) official told Reuters.
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At one outcrop we saw evidence where the debris flow came to a halt but the material behind it was still trying to move forward and was pushed up over the stalled material.
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Equipped with state of the art technology, a team of CG artist and VFX specialists from French production studio, ArtFX, visualize what it would look like if time suddenly came to a halt.
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DUBAI, July 6 (Reuters) - A UK-flagged supertanker that came to a halt in the Gulf early on Saturday is "safe and well", a United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) official told Reuters.
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The remains were turned over to United States officials Friday by the North Korean government — the first such handover since joint recovery efforts between the two countries came to a halt in 2005.
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After a major construction company called Dumankaya Insaat was seized, work on a number of unfinished apartment complexes came to a halt, leaving some 10,000 people who had purchased units in the lurch.
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But the 21-year-old's quest to win back-to-back titles in New York came to a halt Monday when she was ousted by giant killer Belinda Bencic, 7-5, 20153-4.
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Peterhansel, who had been 27 minutes ahead of Sainz after leading the rally from Peru into Bolivia, hit trouble while trying to overtake a motorbike at the 186km mark and came to a halt.
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Though the plummet came to a halt and the notes were bid in the 59-60 area thereafter, they have been falling since mid-July, hitting 52.75 at today's open, according to Tradeweb data.
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At the intersection of Salmon Street and 2nd Avenue, the march came to a halt: A phalanx of police stood in front of crisscrossed bicycles, keeping a full block's distance between the two rallies.
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The independent music scene in Puerto Rico has experienced a revival in the last few years, but it came to a halt after Maria left locals with no power, water, or cell phone service.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - Forty-five people were stranded overnight in cable cars near Europe's highest mountain, Mont Blanc, when a ride between two mountain peaks came to a halt on Thursday, French authorities said.
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ABOUT THE HAWKS (30-23): Atlanta's three-game winning streak came to a halt as the Hawks struggled from the field, shooting 38.5 percent after converting 52 percent of their attempts during the streak.
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XISHUANGBANNA, China (Reuters) - A bus came to a halt amid a tropical rainforest not far from China's border with Myanmar, dropping off about 30 investors on a property tour, some with children in tow.
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About twenty feet down the walkway, the group came to a halt and spat out from its amoeba-like body a woman dressed in normal street clothes, who now began to address the others.
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Coal transportation at Talcher coalfields, one of India's biggest, came to a halt after locals from a nearby village protested against the killing of a goat in an accident in a prohibited mining zone.
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We got Rodney (aka Zellswag) at LAX Thursday afternoon and asked him what went down during Tuesday's reunion show, which came to a halt when he allegedly beat up Myles Cunningham (aka Misster Ray).
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Hillary Clinton's October momentum came "to a halt" in the QU swing state poll, according to a Wednesday afternoon release, which said the Democrat had seen her leads shrink slightly in Florida and North Carolina.
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On Wednesday, not one but two games came to a halt when players and coaches cleared the benches and stormed the diamond for pile-on brawls — fights sports fans are used to seeing in hockey.
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Clemons scored 16 consecutive points for his team in the second half on Sunday but the Fighting Camels were unable to mount a comeback attempt as their four-game winning streak came to a halt.
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And then the interview came to a halt for half for a minute as the host reenacted the Seinfeld dialogue between Jerry Stiller/Frank Costanza and Larry David/George Steinbrenner, as well it should have.
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"It was just all incredibly traumatic, and finally when we ... came to a halt, of course, the entire crowd was (in) tears and people crying and we were just thankful to be alive," Martinez said.
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Freedom Caucus members have been pushing for a straight repeal of the healthcare law since efforts to repeal and replace it at the same time came to a halt in the Senate this week. Rep.
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Years of power price falls came to a halt last October when French reactor maintenance outages were lengthened in cold weather, leaving operators struggling to meet demand for electric heating and driving trading volumes higher.
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WATFORD OUSTED FROM LEAGUE CUP Marco Silva's promising start as Watford manager came to a halt when that Premier League team was knocked out of the League Cup by second-tier Bristol City, 3-2.
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While Arizona has proven itself to be one of the upstart teams in the majors, Miami's brief run of success came to a halt as Thursday's decision ended its season-high winning streak at four.
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The total number of undocumented immigrants rose from 3.5m in 1990 to a peak of 12.2m in 2007, but came to a halt after the financial crisis, according to The Pew Research Centre, a think-tank.
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Despite last year's protests and hashtags, "a decade of slow but steady progress on improving parity between the sexes came to a halt," the World Economic Forum reported in its the Global Gender Gap 2017 Report.
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Gasly had a close escape at the exit to the first swimming pool chicane early on while Robert Kubica spun his Williams at the exit to Casino Square but came to a halt without serious damage.
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Nairobi hotel siege On Tuesday afternoon, activities in Westlands, an affluent neighborhood in the Kenyan capital came to a halt after gunmen seized a hotel complex with a cluster of shops and offices in the area.
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Schools have already shut down across the country, with many cinemas, theaters or playgrounds also closing and trials suspended in several regions as normal life came to a halt in the euro zone's fourth-largest economy.
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In Clock Square in Ramallah, also known as Yasir Arafat Square — where a statue shows a young man clambering up a pole to raise the flag of Palestine over Jerusalem — life briefly came to a halt.
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Short-term sales of crude oil and liquefied natural gas into China nearly came to a halt last week, while analysts and traders forecast the oil market to see at least four months of depressed demand.
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Wal-Mart entered Brazil in 1995 and has grown into the country's third-largest retailer following two major acquisitions in 2004 and 2005 and a period of rapid store expansion that came to a halt in 2013.
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The business began experiencing symptoms of the inevitable early in the year when our mortgage refinance business came to a halt as a result of declining property values in our area and credit scores of our clients.
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Wal-Mart entered Brazil in 1995 and had grown into the country's third-largest retailer following two major acquisitions in 2004 and 2005 and a period of rapid store expansion that came to a halt in 2013.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The rally in U.S. stocks came to a halt on Thursday on new concerns that the U.S.-Chinese trade dispute will intensify, while economic turmoil in Argentina and Turkey sent those countries' currencies tumbling.
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When FBI Director James Comey wrote to Congress informing lawmakers the bureau would take a second look at emails related to Clinton's use of a private server while secretary of State, Democratic momentum came to a halt.
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Growth in Germany came to a halt in the last quarter of 2019 as consumers became more cautious about spending, leaving the economy vulnerable as it begins to feel the effects of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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It effectively came to a halt as the coronavirus epidemic led the government to bar groups of tourists from traveling abroad, and dozens of international carriers like American Airlines and United Airlines suspended flights to mainland China.
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Starting pitcher Jason Marquis, a 38-year-old New York native with a 15-year major league career that came to a halt in 2015, lasted five and two-thirds innings and gave up just one run.
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But due to increased pressure from the U.S., those shipments virtually came to a halt towards the end of 2018, impacting Iran's fragile economy and creating a fuel shortage in Syria, which imports nearly 75% of its crude.
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On Wednesday flights from Argentina's airports were shut down as a result of the strike, while grain exports came to a halt at the ports in Rosario, one of the most important agro-industrial regions in the world.
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More indelible for me is the memory of how momentous it seemed when the magical stage performance I had been watching came to a halt so that the actors could join us in watching something unique and important.
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A thriving tourism industry in Batangas and in upland Tagaytay city, where hundreds of hotels, venues, spas and parks have benefited from its vantage view of one of the world's smallest volcanoes, came to a halt for days.
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Despite a reported 104,000 tons of grout poured over the dam's lifetime, new problems arose after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, when the maintenance operation, which involved a 24-hour-a-day concrete injection schedule, came to a halt.
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A relentless rally in stocks last year, that sent the main U.S. indexes to record highs almost every other week, came to a halt in late January on issues ranging from rising interest rates, trade concerns to geopolitical issues.
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The project had been on track for its intended March 2016 launch date, but everything came to a halt in December after scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory discovered a problem with one of the lander's two main instruments.
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Those efforts, aimed at helping the oil industry cope with the costs of the RFS, came to a halt last week when the White House delayed indefinitely the announcement of a deal that had been months in the making.
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The greenback's rally, which has seen the dollar claw back most of its 2018 losses after a reassessment of the path of U.S. monetary policy versus other countries, came to a halt last week following disappointing U.S. inflation numbers.
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"In the UK we had the hottest day (ever) recorded a few days ago and infrastructure came to a halt," Dr. Kamiar Mohaddes, a co-author and a professor of economics at Cambridge University told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Tuesday.
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A relentless rally of the stock markets in 2017, that sent the main U.S. indexes to record highs almost every other week, came to a halt in late January on issues ranging from rising interest rates, trade concerns to geopolitical issues.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone economy slowed as expected year-on-year in the last three months of 2018 as growth in Germany came to a halt and Italy slipped into recession, official data showed on Thursday confirming earlier estimates.
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But these plans almost came to a halt a couple of years ago — not because of technological challenges or financial shortfalls, but because of an international agreement known as the Outer Space Treaty, which is marking its 193th anniversary this year.
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In 2003, Real World: San Diego came to a halt when a 22-year-old woman, found naked and disoriented in the house's bathroom after a night of drinking, alleged that a cast member's guest had drugged and raped her.
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But their efforts came to a halt when Judge Sidney Fitzwater of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas granted a temporary restraining order halting the statue's removal, according to Richard Hill, a spokesman for the city.
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Instead, the police are now investigating whether Mr. Abouyaaqoub fled the van after it came to a halt near a Joan Miró mosaic on Las Ramblas, hijacked another car, killed its driver and forced his way through a police checkpoint.
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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) said on Tuesday the train, carrying iron ore to Port Hedland in Australia's remote northeast, came to a halt after it lost communication between the front locomotive and a monitor at the train's rear.
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BAMTech's outside-consulting focus came to a halt when Disney bought another 42 percent stake to take majority control of BAMTech in 2017, and announced its direct-to-consumer streaming services, which would become ESPN+ and Disney+, in the same press release.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's export growth came to a halt in June, as shipments of cars and consumer electronics fell sharply, casting a shadow over prospects for this year amid escalating trade tension between China and the United States, data showed on Sunday.
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The bus - carrying 55 tourists, a guide and a driver - veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico, near Madeira's capital city, Funchal, and came to a halt next to a house, which was damaged in the crash, authorities said.
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Surprisingly higher prices for both commodities coupled with rising liquefied natural gas exports are likely to be the most significant contributors to growth in export earnings five years after Australia's mining boom came to a halt, according to the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
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The trial of an Indiana man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and eating parts of her organs came to a halt Thursday almost as soon as it began, after a statement by a witness for the prosecution led the judge to declare a mistrial.
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The bus - carrying 55 tourists and a tour guide - veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico on Wednesday, and came to a halt next to a house, killing 29 Germans and injuring 27, including the Portuguese driver and tour guide.
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Construction of the Z-Morh tunnel came to a halt two months ago after Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS), one of India's top infrastructure funding companies which was helping build the project, stopped paying contractors in the face of a severe cash crunch.
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As many as 9,000 people had been evacuated from eastern Aleppo in nine convoys on Thursday and Friday, but the efforts came to a halt Friday after some evacuees were found to be transporting weapons and advanced communication devices, Syrian state news agency SANA said.
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In following years, art historians have tended to snub the Sylvette series on the grounds that it does not qualify as serious art: Sylvette and Picasso's relationship remained purely platonic, and the series came to a halt when Picasso began a relationship with Roque.
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Over the weekend, six people visiting Chicago's fourth-tallest skyscraper wound up living out a literal goddamn nightmare when their elevator's cables snapped and sent the thing hurtling towards the ground, dropping 84 floors before it finally came to a halt, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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CAIRO — More than three months of peace talks to end the war in Yemen came to a halt Saturday, leaving in doubt the future of a shaky cease-fire and threatening to deepen what has a become one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
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The researchers continued to conduct similar experiments with varying degrees of success, but their work was cut short by the bans on psychedelic drugs which were enforced from the 1960s and 1970s, and meant that all research with these substances came to a halt.
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Minnesota's first 7-0 start since 73-09 came to a halt in last Wednesday's home loss to No. 11 Miami (Fla.), but the return of Dupree McBrayer (left leg infection) from his one-game absence helped galvanize the team in Saturday's 89-67 rout of Rutgers.
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As the ANA soldiers came to a halt behind the sedan, they noticed the garb — high-top sneakers, shalwar pants that exposed their ankles, rifle butts and radios protruding from the patus wrapped around their shoulders — and quickly realized they'd driven into an encounter with the enemy.
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But all of the excitement came to a halt when Long, 32, realized thousands of dollars were stolen from her hotel room, along with her engagement ring and the key to the New York City that Mayor Bill de Blasio gave to her at the parade in June.
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The ice was tilted in the Lightning's favor, but it all came to a halt when Sissons sent a shot from the middle of the right circle that tipped off the stick of Hedman and knuckled over Vasilevskiy's glove at 13:21 to regain the two-goal lead.
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In a stunning dramatization of how racial dynamics determine whose emotions are honored, the hearing momentarily came to a halt so that Tlaib could assure Meadows that she didn't mean to call him a racist, and the committee chairman, Elijah Cummings, who is African-American, could comfort him.
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One of the busiest cities in sub-Saharan Africa came to a halt on Tuesday, as a daylong general strike paralyzed Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo — part of an opposition effort to persuade President Joseph Kabila to step down later this year, after 240 years in power.
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One of the busiest cities in sub-Saharan Africa came to a halt on Tuesday, as a daylong general strike paralyzed Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo — part of an opposition effort to persuade President Joseph Kabila to step down later this year, after 15 years in power.
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ABOUT THE DUCKS (40-23-11): Kevin Bieksa's quest to play an entire season for the first time in his career came to a halt Friday as the defenseman missed the team's 3-1 triumph over Winnipeg after being hit in the mouth with a stick two nights earlier against Edmonton.
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A bubble in gun sales during Barack Obama's presidency came to a halt upon the election of Donald Trump, arguably the cuddliest friend the National Rifle Association has had in the White House since that lobbying organization was formed after the Civil War (initially to improve the marksmanship of young men).
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He received an uproarious ovation, which came to a halt when he returned for an encore: Chopin's Nocturne No. 20 in C sharp minor — haunting at barely more than a whisper, though he couldn't help but occasionally exaggerate his movement when an inward style would have been even more riveting.
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Kesha's efforts to disentangle herself from her contract with Sony and her former producer Dr. Luke, who she says sexually and emotionally abused her over a period of ten years, came to a halt Wednesday after a judge threw out her appeal to be freed from her contract by emergency injunction.
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" But, he noted, the ascendancy of the Republican Party came to a halt roughly two decades ago in the state and, "Now here we are: 27 percent foreign born, we brought in 112,000 refugees in the last 63 years, we're a majority minority state, thriving economically, but still struggling with these disparities.
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Rangers LH Martin Perez (8-9, 163) Kluber's four-start winning streak came to a halt with a no-decision Sunday versus Toronto as Cleveland rallied late, saving him from a loss during an effort in which managed to allow only two runs despite yielding six hits and four walks across 6 2/3 innings.
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Sports Briefing | College Hockey The State University of New York at Geneseo's pursuit of its first N.C.A.A. Division III title came to a halt with a 43-1 drubbing by Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the semifinals in Lake Placid, N.Y. Stevens Point, ranked No. 3 in the West, will play St. Norbert in Saturday's championship game.
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Peace talks between the United States and the Taliban came to a halt in September when President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE canceled a planned meeting with Taliban and Afghan leaders.
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But then on Monday, that plan came to a halt after Thomas told TMZ that he had decided not to attend the wedding after it was revealed that he worked with a paparazzi agency to stage several photoshoots, featuring him reading a book about Great Britain, looking at photos of Meghan and Harry online and being fitted for his wedding outfit.
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At least two other men made similar, if less prolonged, efforts and also received medals from the City of Nice: Alexander Migues pursued the truck on a bicycle, and Gwenaël Leriche, a 26-year-old deliveryman, ran after the truck armed with nothing but a penknife and tried to jump onto the running boards as the truck came to a halt.
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In a second stroke of good luck, the front landing gear failed, causing the front of the aircraft to scrape along the ground, providing some much‑needed braking friction, and the plane came to a halt before the end of the runway—much to the relief of the people staying in tents and campers at the far end, which was now used as a drag‑racing strip.
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