The issue came to a head on Tuesday, when Sen.
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It all came to a head on June 23, 1993.
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It came to a head and he offered his resignation.
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Those mounting fears came to a head Wednesday in Congress.
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The issue came to a head over the Superfund program.
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This week, the situation in Kashmir came to a head.
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However, in November 2013, the circumstance came to a head.
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And this all came to a head over the weekend.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran came to a head.
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Things came to a head on the night of Feb.
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That all came to a head in my early 20s.
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"Everything came to a head," Newell says in the Oxygen clip.
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The frathouse behavior came to a head during company work trips.
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Tension came to a head during the discussion of Versace's will.
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All of that came to a head with last year's Pixelbook.
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These disappointing moves came to a head with the Helsinki summit.
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Those revelations came to a head on Thursday when Democratic Rep.
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Things came to a head after the release of the Damore memo.
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That fight came to a head in Georgia during Mobley v. State.
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That pent up aggression came to a head when it actually happened.
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The Kavanaugh drama came to a head on Friday afternoon when Sen.
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Things came to a head when I was at the Glastonbury Festival.
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The situation came to a head on Snap's November 2017 Q3 earnings call.
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It came to a head that July, when she left him for good.
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That fight came to a head in the FTC's push to depose Zuckerberg.
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This year, a series of investigations tied to Platinum came to a head.
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My addiction came to a head during the Balmain x H&M collaboration.
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This came to a head when the #MeToo movement erupted in late 2017.
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But 2017 was the year that, arguably, it all came to a head.
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At a school board meeting Tuesday night, the issue came to a head.
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When the time came to plan her bachelorette party everything came to a head.
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Last Saturday, one of the greatest Cinderella stories in esports came to a head.
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Worries about potential leaks came to a head with the controversy over Clinton's email.
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These concerns came to a head in the waning months of the Obama administration.
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But this year, a series of investigations tied to Platinum came to a head.
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The scandal came to a head when the Argentine pontiff visited Chile in January.
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The crisis came to a head in middle school, when he was violently attacked.
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On 2011's The King of Limbs, Radiohead's electronic fascination came to a head.
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On the third day of his confirmation hearings, that fury came to a head.
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Things came to a head when President Trump, at a campaign rally on Sept.
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Those tensions came to a head with the American killing of both Maj. Gen.
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The argument came to a head last week and helped prompt the weekend talks.
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But it came to a head recently in Springfield, Missouri, during a fundraising trip.
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That issue came to a head in 2015 following the San Bernardino terror attack.
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These criticisms came to a head after the close Clinton-Sanders contest in 21.
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When things really came to a head, I overheard him in the other room.
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This came to a head at the UFC Unstoppable presser ahead of UFC 196.
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It all came to a head the Wednesday after their, as yet unscreened, TOTP performance.
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Shortly after, in 2011, Dianna's battle with her own inner demons came to a head.
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Trump's battle with the media came to a head in the final quarter of 22.
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The bad run came to a head at the Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago.
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Those divisions came to a head with multiple shouting matches breaking out throughout the meeting.
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It kind of all came to a head in a big, giant burnout, I guess.
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But when I was 12, my parents' church versus temple debate came to a head.
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The pair also came to a head over Europe and the region's continued migrant crisis.
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The divisive issue came to a head after the conclusion of the 2017-2018 season.
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This all came to a head in February when Cohen publicly testified on Capitol Hill.
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We have a behind-the-scenes look at how it all came to a head.
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That came to a head recently as Mr. Kushner had inserted himself into immigration discussions.
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Her overwhelming guilt came to a head when she reached out to Francisco via text message.
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This animosity came to a head with the murder of British lawmaker Jo Cox last week.
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Things came to a head in late adolescence: "1965 was pretty heady for me," he said.
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Some sister-sister drama came to a head on this week's Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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But, things finally came to a head after time expired when the smack talk turned physical.
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Tensions over the potential changes came to a head Friday on the House floor, as Rep.
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All of this came to a head in an ongoing federal criminal case in Los Angeles.
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I'm glad that situation finally came to a head, because it was getting out of control.
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Things came to a head last March when the board first voted to disband the department.
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That criticism came to a head on Friday, when Mr. Sikka suddenly announced he was resigning.
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During Wednesday's Democratic debate in Nevada, the issue came to a head, namely thanks to Sen.
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Things came to a head during a night of frantic trans-Atlantic calls in December 27.
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Matters came to a head when the travel ban went into chaotic effect over the weekend.
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The issue came to a head last week when a U.S. military strike killed Maj. Gen.
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Though Holmes' lies came to a head in 2016, Holmes herself became a pop culture fascination recently.
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More than a decade of opposition to government provision of contraception came to a head in 2012.
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A celebrity feud has been brewing since 2012, and it all came to a head last night.
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The issue of the A-10 wing funding came to a head last week during congressional testimony.
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The feud came to a head when fellow Bronxite Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hopped in to defend Cardi.
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I think all those things I was just saying about Curtains kind of came to a head.
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The police response came to a head when one officer drew his weapon and fired a shot.
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Things came to a head last July, however, when Ige announced TMT construction was cleared to begin.
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And then on this one day, in May of 2014 — That's when everything came to a head.
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The dissatisfaction with the museum came to a head last month over a post on social media.
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The dissatisfaction with the museum came to a head last month over a post on social media.
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The disagreement came to a head when Jeff, seeing a promotional opportunity, wanted Matsui on the field.
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First, let's set the scene: Climate week came to a head with protests Friday across the globe.
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The issue came to a head during a 28500 Senate debate on an amendment offered by Sen.
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It all came to a head when she was 10 and saw a documentary on television about childbirth.
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These issues and more came to a head at the Equality March for Unity and Pride on Sunday.
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Things finally came to a head when Florida governor Rick Scott sued Georgia directly in the Supreme Court.
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The protests came to a head last Thursday as police officers in riot gear faced off with protestors.
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Ukraine's simmering political crisis came to a head over the weekend with the resignation of Ukraine's prime minister.
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Although the fiscal crisis came to a head when the oil price collapsed, its origins are much older.
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It came to a head back in March—I couldn't leave the house for a couple of weeks.
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"It all finally came to a head leading to her rapid decline and long hospital stay," says Greenberg.
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What's next: A White House official told me this tension came to a head a few weeks ago.
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In recent weeks Trump has generated almost daily controversies, several of which came to a head this week.
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It came to a head with last year's Netflix mega-hit "Roma," which was nominated for 10 Oscars.
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On Day 5, tensions came to a head between the judge and the lead prosecutor, Greg D. Andres.
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The years of warnings that their bosses had ignored or condoned misconduct came to a head last May.
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The accusations came to a head over the summer, when she raised the possibility of a discrimination lawsuit.
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The luxury chain's challenges came to a head this year, culminating in "a liquidity crisis" by the summer.
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These tensions eventually came to a head in the Anglo-Irish War, which lasted from 1919 to 1921.
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Decades later, things came to a head when ranchers Terry and Gwen Sherman bought the property in 219.
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Dugan's conflict with the Recording Academy came to a head just five months into her tenure as CEO.
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In 2011, these problems came to a head, when many villagers began demanding that the land be returned.
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The issue came to a head in 2009 in a case not about books, but about a film.
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It all came to a head in Thursday night's debate, which finally brought the question to the surface.
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When sewage technology begat the rise of the public, multi-user restroom, this all came to a head.
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All of that really came to a head when our video package played right before our dance last Monday.
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Their battle came to a head with Donovan's criticism from a recent debate that Rose wasn't from the district.
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This issue came to a head last year when Volkswagen was caught circumventing federal emissions standards in its code.
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Things came to a head on March 1st when hundreds of children were kept away from Parkfield in protest.
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Things came to a head on March 1st when hundreds of children were kept away from school in protest.
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After a months-long parade of endless red flags, LeEco's Stateside woes finally came to a head this week.
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Much of it came to a head around the 2017 release of Hari Kondabolu's documentary, The Problem With Apu.
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The following years were full of breakups and makeups until things came to a head in July of 2015.
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In the memoir, the New York native reveals her issues came to a head when she was in college.
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Those maintenance failures came to a head this winter when thousands of residents were left without heat and water.
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At some point, things came to a head, and I had no other choice but to lead with intuition.
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While one could argue the debate began in the 85033s, it came to a head in the early 1990s.
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King narrowly eked out re-election in November after decades of simmering allegations of racism came to a head.
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The criticism came to a head when Wolff abruptly ended an interview on Australia's version of "Today" on Feb.
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In 2015, when the tiny country's main landfill passed its expiration date, the trash crisis came to a head.
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This came to a head with the Brunello scandal of 2008, when more than a million bottles were impounded.
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Racial divisions came to a head in Obama's campaign when we heard the inflammatory rhetoric of his then-pastor, Rev.
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Late Monday night, that chain of events came to a head when results from the Iowa caucuses were significantly delayed.
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The issue came to a head in February when a court allowed local authorities to bar heavily polluting diesel vehicles.
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Concerns came to a head when Gaëtan Mootoo, a long-time employee, committed suicide, leaving a note blaming work pressures.
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The problem came to a head with the launch of Peace, created by Tumblr co-founder Marco Arment, last year.
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As for the wear and tear on her body, it all came to a head at the 2013 American Cup.
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In East St. Louis, these tensions came to a head when white rioters terrorized the black community for two months.
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All three of these cases came to a head last week without any of the former police officers found guilty.
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In the 2008 survey, before the crisis came to a head, 52 percent of advisors were using cash or equivalents.
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The constitutional crisis between Spain and Catalonia came to a head Friday after the pro-independence Catalan government declared independence.
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Those troubles carried through the preseason before things came to a head during the days leading up to Week 1.
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After four years, Facebook's tension with the messaging app that it purchased for $85033 billion finally came to a head.
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The stalemate came to a head last year when garbage piled up in the streets, creating a public health crisis.
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Things came to a head on Tuesday, when Yahoo released its quarterly financial results along with a new turnaround plan.
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It came to a head Friday morning when the pool was closed as the officials tried to treat the water.
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The conflict between her ambition and her family's expectations came to a head in her senior year of high school.
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Those frustrations finally came to a head in May 2017 when the president decided Mr. Comey needed to be fired.
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The issue came to a head on the debate stage, with each candidate sticking to their side of the story.
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Bieber's done quite a bit to promote his single "Yummy" on TikTok, but everything came to a head Sunday night.
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In the 1990s, the issue came to a head when France saw a national protest movement against the golden arches.
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Things finally came to a head in 1999 with a mass resignation and eventual rehiring of the league's umpiring staff.
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The researchers say these pressures came to a head shortly before the first civilization emerged in Sumeria about 4000 years ago.
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This tension came to a head recently between Haroon Ajmal and Wasif Ali, two good friends who had differences over this.
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It all came to a head after weaker earnings from ExxonMobil reported on Friday sent the company's shares tumbling on Monday.
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In 2012, the show's adult actors and production team came to a head when the cast wasn't satisfied with their pay.
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On Thursday, the president came to a head with NATO members, arguing that they must do more to fulfill contribution requirements.
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That trend came to a head over the last month, when many drillers cut spending and lowered production guidance for 2019.
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Kourtney didn't take the bait, though, and Khloé 's frustration came to a head over lunch with their friend Larsa Pippen.
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The movement came to a head this past weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, as white supremacists used the statue of Confederate Gen.
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It's about my conflict and my experience from when I was coming back [from Afghanistan] when everything came to a head.
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It all came to a head after I missed a fitness class with a friend and felt super depressed about it.
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This came to a head when some LPs accused Abraaj of misappropriating funds, and the firm basically responded with aloof panic.
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The tensions came to a head when Chelsea Clinton helped enlist an outside law firm to audit the Clinton Foundation's practices.
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Long-standing drug use and a relentless schedule came to a head with the dissolution of My Chemical Romance in 2013.
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These issues came to a head after the 2014 police shooting death of a 17-year-old African-American, Laquan McDonald.
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The rancor came to a head this week after Mr. Trump issued an executive order for construction of the border wall.
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At which point, Callaway's pitching choices and the bullpen's current struggles came to a head in the bottom of the seventh.
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Peloton stock fell by about 9 percent on Tuesday, the day after online outrage about the ad came to a head.
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The situation came to a head in November when the World Bank held a flurry of meetings with senior government officials.
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But things really came to a head when Hillary Clinton aired some dirty laundry about the duo's ongoing spat from 2016.
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These accusations came to a head in 22016 when a Florida woman told police a wealthy man had molested her daughter.
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This legislative effort came to a head in 2009 when the House passed landmark legislation to put a price on carbon.
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Mr. Lee disagreed, something that came to a head in recent weeks, as the network moved deeper into planning for next season.
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I had another bride who had a pimple that came to a head on her day and she could not stop bleeding.
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This appears to have incited the debate; the conversation came to a head when Lawrence appeared to go unprotected during Sunday's episode.
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It's part of a broader push toward services from Apple, which came to a head at the Show Time event in March.
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That concern came to a head as Fox News prepared to cover the high-profile US summit with North Korea last week.
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Tensions came to a head the week before the celebration when her father, Thomas Markle, ultimately decided not to attend the wedding.
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That tension came to a head in last night's Emmys broadcast, a surreal, dissonant descent into the uncanny valley of intent vs.
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That whole saga came to a head earlier this week when Samsung said it was going to stop production of the phone.
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Things came to a head in August, when clashes between Houthis and supporters of Mr Saleh led to deaths on both sides.
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Claims of aggressive tactics have permeated the months-long protests, which came to a head after authorities started forcing protesters to leave.
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According to the report, the issue first came to a head in December, after users reported Trump's Facebook content as hate speech.
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Their tensions came to a head during their joint bachelor/bachelorette parties in New Orleans when Doute brought up Schwartz's cheating allegations.
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Their differences came to a head in 2017 after Leakes slammed Zolciak's daughter Brielle for claiming she found roaches in Leakes' home.
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Much of this tension came to a head on Monday night, when a number of progressives huddled with Pelosi about the legislation.
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With the two rappers having a buzzworthy year, it felt like only a matter of time before tensions came to a head.
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Trump's morning statement came amid bipartisan concern over Trump's scaled-up rhetoric about North Korea, which came to a head Tuesday afternoon.
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We're told there was tension brewing between the two for a while and it came to a head at the basketball game.
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Things came to a head when a server at West Hollywood hotspot Delilah was beaten after an apparent run-in with Drake.
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Getting on the same pageOur monetary differences came to a head when we started to consider buying a house four years ago.
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Events came to a head during civil unrest and street protests in 2014 sparked by demands for more democracy in Hong Kong.
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The issue of emissions came to a head in February when a court allowed local authorities to bar heavily polluting diesel vehicles.
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Then tensions rose again after Microsoft reportedly tried to buy Salesforce and came to a head after both companies bid on LinkedIn.
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These came to a head with several high-profile incidents like those above, which created broad-based public pressure on federal politicians.
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Our clichéd forbidden romance came to a head at the very end of the summer with a night of mediocre drunk sex.
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The "culture war" that came to a head on the fateful night of November 8, 2016 has found a strange new front.
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I would often tell others I had spiders in my house because they were giant boils that never came to a head.
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Issues came to a head during fundraising, with new investors (and prospective new investors) expressing concerns over keeping Kentley-Klay in charge.
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This week, those tensions came to a head after county officials moved ahead with plans to raze part of the historic temple.
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But the ensuing years have been plagued by sluggish sales and regulatory hiccups, both of which came to a head in 70.
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Young draws the correlation of fewer guards to safety, saying the problem came to a head early Saturday morning in New York.
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And, it all came to a head on September 24 when Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry, which lasted through mid-December.
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But things came to a head last week during a House meeting over a proposed amendment to an anti-LGBT-discrimination bill.
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Its long-brewing economic crisis came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted against the ruling elite.
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That crisis, which came to a head last year, toppled Wells Fargo's chief executive and led to millions of dollars in fines.
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Then everything came to a head when Simpson obtained a preliminary decree of divorce on October 27, 1936 (more on that later).
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The tensions came to a head at Monday's briefing, when CNN's Jim Acosta sparred with Spicer over the lack of television coverage.
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It all came to a head at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, when audiences responded to "Birth" with standing ovations.
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YouTube has long faced questions about its seemingly inconsistent or ineffective moderation policies, and in June, the issue came to a head.
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All of these forces, coupled with a pair of failed Senate votes, came to a head at the end of this week.
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Trouble had been brewing for a while but it came to a head last week when nationalist Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness resigned.
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But the past decade saw another steep decline in black nominees, a trend that came to a head in the last two years.
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The confrontation between Washington and Tehran came to a head in early January when Trump ordered a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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The confrontation between Washington and Tehran came to a head in early January when Trump ordered a drone strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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According to several news reports, tensions came to a head when Beloguzov suggested that Savitsky dance on the dining room table for money.
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Things came to a head in October when the president abruptly sacked Mr Wickremesinghe and replaced him with Mr Rajapaksa, before dissolving parliament.
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As the euro-zone crisis came to a head in 2011-12, the proxy for the risk premium was above 8% (see chart).
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These tensions came to a head during a debate between municipal candidates at the Jewish Community Centre after the signing of the accord.
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"Things just came to a head when law enforcement officials marched onto the campus in front of Alexander Hall women's dormitory," Young recalled.
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Brown said events came to a head when the unidentified woman he previously had sexual relations with approached the couple at the event.
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We're told things had been heated between the guys for a while -- but it all came to a head at the rehearsal dinner.
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It ultimately came to a head in February of 2008 when my spine collapsed and I spent years, literally, lying on the floor.
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Things finally came to a head when Alex Jones' Infowars site began selling a poster using the amphibian's likeness in 2017 and 2018.
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Three images stand out for me from the week when France's migrant crisis came to a head: images of hope, hate and happiness.
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The feud came to a head after Nurmagomedov beat the Irishman, when Nurmagomedov jumped the cage and attacked McGregor's ringside friend Dillon Danis.
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The issue came to a head with the October funeral strike, which Saudi Arabia has called a mistake made based on incorrect information.
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Perhaps most famously, these issues came to a head in April 2016 during a presidential debate between Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Brooklyn.
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Opposition to the project came to a head in 2015, when "protectors" halted a stream of construction crews and dignitaries from breaking ground.
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Cartel violence in Monterrey came to a head earlier this year during a prison riot that left 22014 inmates dead and 230 injured.
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It came to a head in the 1980s with a series of "abstractions" that did double duty as camouflage tarps and Rorschach blots.
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This came to a head on Monday night when the first edition of the New York Times' Tuesday morning front page came out.
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Jose Altuve was booed in his first at-bat since the Houston Astros' widely-publicized cheating scandal came to a head this offseason.
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The issue came to a head Wednesday night, when Democrats on the Judiciary Committee met and discussed the letter for the first time.
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TMZ broke the story ... it came to a head Wednesday when Jennifer Garner staged an intervention and drove him to a rehab facility.
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That came to a head in its fourth quarter last year, when a catastrophic quarterly earnings report cleaved the company's share price in half.
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The flaws in the program came to a head after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, which led to more than 167,000 paid claims, said Lightbody.
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The controversy came to a head Sunday at a raucous town hall at which Buttigieg and his police chief answered questions from the community.
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My feelings for Ben came to a head when I when I saw his slurred defense of the New England Patriots and Tom Brady.
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"On the day of the wedding, the issues came to a head and the father of the bride disappeared," said wedding planner Gina Wade.
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The ongoing rumored feud between the rappers came to a head at the annual Harper's Bazaar ICONS party where Cardi reportedly lunged at Nicki.
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Last month, things came to a head when criticisms by several celebrities about Twitter's response to abuse led to the #WomenBoycottTwitter hashtag going viral.
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Matters came to a head this week when advisers, speaking anonymously, and company executives doing the same, gave conflicting reports, suggesting a mutinous atmosphere.
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Palmer's problems came to a head this week when his embattled Queensland Nickel (QNI) refinery called in administrators after sacking more than 200 workers.
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The situation came to a head in August when Seven was allegedly choked and called a racial slur while riding the school bus, WDRB.
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It all came to a head when I played the demo for 2011's Sonic Generations and started to nit-pick over tiny details.
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Everything came to a head in 2012, when Holdsclaw was arrested after smashing the windows and firing a handgun at her ex-girlfriend's car.
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They are the latest sign of fractures at the agency, which came to a head months ago when former Secretary David Shulkin was ousted.
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The dispute came to a head at a recent meeting in Washington, where both offices offered their opinions to Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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When the issue came to a head in June 2016, Trump told CNN in an interview that, if elected, he would not revoke credentials.
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The tension came to a head in June 2012, when several Rohingya raped a Rakhine woman and sparked riots in Sittwe, the state's capital.
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Both former CONCACAF President Warner and former CONCACAF General Secretary Blazer were entangled in FIFA's bribery scandal, which came to a head in 2015.
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This came to a head in November after a Vogue interview with Ed Razek, the chief marketing officer of L Brands, went viral online.
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The disruptions came to a head when delegates started chanting, "No TPP!" over Cummings, who is the chair of the party platform drafting committee.
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The issues came to a head when a Norwegian Dreamliner suffered an engine failure on a flight from Rome to Los Angeles in 2019.
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That came to a head this week when the full transcripts of Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders were leaked to The Washington Post.
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All of these concerns came to a head at an August all-hands meeting with the staffers at the Prince Street location in Soho.
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That tension came to a head earlier this month, when the Jeremy Renner Official app was shut down after being beset by trolls (again).
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Matters came to a head that month, when at least two staffers raised concerns with more senior officials about White's use of their time.
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Tensions came to a head on Friday afternoon, when a convoy of hundreds of evacuees was detained and turned back by pro-government militiamen.
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Tensions surrounding the issue came to a head last month after a shooter in the border town of El Paso, Texas, killed 22 people.
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Shavaughn McKenzie has been shadowing Kendall for a long time, and it all came to a head Sunday night at her Hollywood Hills home.
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This all came to a head over Valentine's Day weekend 2016, when I confronted him about acting prickly about the subjects of engagement and marriage.
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A decade-long disconnect between the U.S. government and Huawei came to a head with President Donald Trump's executive order and emergency declaration this week.
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This came to a head at Pride in London this year, when gender-critical activists disrupted the parade to protest against the proposed GRA reforms.
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All of that came to a head last night, and a lot of fans on Twitter viciously dragged Theon... for surviving the best he could.
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The funding situation came to a head last year when the ACLU filed a class-action lawsuit seeking to force the state to spend more.
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This came to a head this year in a Supreme Court case considering a US request for data held on a Microsoft server in Ireland.
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Opposition to Mr Saleh's rule came to a head during the Arab spring of 2011, when tens of thousands of Yemenis took to the streets.
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After a series of incidents of abuse that came to a head with Rose McGowan's temporary lockout and the resulting #WomenBoycottTwitter, Twitter finally took action.
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The tensions came to a head with the final question of the evening, from a woman who said her great-grandparents had died in Auschwitz.
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Tension reaches a boiling point Tension within the Democratic Party came to a head Friday night, following a day of reported potshots from congressional aides.
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And then there is that little matter of the deal itself, which really came to a head only in the early summer weeks of 2015.
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The legal battle came to a head in 2016 when Kesha tried to get out of her contract with Sony and Dr. Luke's Kemosabe Records.
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After three years of brewing tensions, the pair's antipathy came to a head when the 26-year-old Ventura rushed the 46-year-old Ryan.
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Tensions between the two regional archrivals came to a head last week after missiles were launched from Syria targeted Israeli positions in the Golan Heights.
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Those two qualities came to a head on July 10, 1973, when Getty's 16-year-old grandson John Paul Getty III was kidnapped in Rome.
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The unrest came to a head in November when the university's football players refused to practice or play until Tim Wolfe, then president, stepped down.
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My process of self-realization came to a head when my World of Warcraft friends cooked up the wonderful idea of meeting in real life.
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This issue came to a head in June 2017 when Saudi Arabia and four other countries cut relations with Qatar and angled for U.S. support.
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It all came to a head one night in Rhode Island, on a stretch where Andrew and I hadn't spoken in more than three days.
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These issues recently came to a head when Twitter's own CEO Jack Dorsey attempted to participate in a tweet-based interview with journalist Kara Swisher.
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The president's move launched weeks of contentious negotiations between Trump, Democrats and congressional Republicans that came to a head in Senate floor votes last week.
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It came to a head in August 2018 when she broke into her house and changed the locks while al-Mubarak was abroad, she said.
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Those concerns came to a head in April, at a dinner where a number of black Cleveland artists spoke honestly and critically about the project.
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According to CNN, things came to a head on Monday after frustrated passengers who had been left stranded clashed with airline employees and local police.
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Six years of efforts to change the ad hoc system came to a head late last year, when Mayor Bill de Blasio signed the legislation.
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Things came to a head on November 29th, when the country's senior Shia cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, called for a change of government.
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That tension came to a head over the weekend, as the center of the political universe shifted to African American-heavy South Carolina and Rep.
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"Nannygate" came to a head on Monday's Real Housewives of Dallas, as Cary Deuber sat down with Brandi Redmond for a tense one-on-one chat.
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What Really Happened: The continuing post-shooting discussion arguably came to a head on Wednesday night at a town hall meeting in Florida, organized by CNN.
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Up until last week, drama and tension had been brewing to the point of explosion, and the downpour finally came to a head in episode 8.
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In the past few years, as the political and economic turmoil in those countries came to a head, the families started to plan to flee again.
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The problem came to a head in March when Buddhist mobs in central Sri Lanka burned down dozens of Muslim shops, homes, and places of worship.
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That came to a head after an attempted coup in 2016, when Erdogan seems to have felt the United States was too slow in backing him.
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Ya'alon resigned amid a growing rift with Netanyahu that came to a head after the controversial slaying of a wounded Palestinian assailant by an I.D.F. soldier.
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That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San Bernardino Terrorist Syed Farook.
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The scrutiny came to a head during a press conference with manager Sam Allardyce—who joined the club in October, after Johnson had already been charged.
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Hirz said that Christopher killed Karen because his "double life … came to a head" when his mistress demanded in June 2017 that he get a divorce.
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Months-long protests against a multi-billion dollar oil pipeline project came to a head on Thursday as police in riot gear faced off with protestors.
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The unrest came to a head in November when the university's football players refused to practice or play until Tim Wolfe, the then president, stepped down.
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Things came to a head at dinner when the women attempted to talk to de Lesseps about how she's coming off as "insensitive" and self-centered.
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A simmering succession battle in the ruling Zanu-PF party came to a head two weeks ago when Mugabe sacked his powerful vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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It all came to a head in March, after reports that Cambridge Analytica, hired by Donald Trump's campaign, improperly used data of 87 million Facebook users.
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The preliminary deal with Deutsche was made public before Christmas as U.S. probes of other European banks over the shoddy securities also came to a head.
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Our "Jersey Shore" sources say they'd also been bickering about who was taking care of their daughter, and things came to a head at Planet Hollywood.
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The issue came to a head on Monday when President Trump refused to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin about Moscow's involvement during their joint press conference.
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It was Pruitt's final knock to clean air after President Donald Trump asked him to resign Thursday as months of mounting scandals came to a head.
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The Deepwater Horizon disaster showed that there were systemic failures in the offshore oil industry that came to a head on that day eight years ago.
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All that tumult came to a head in 1969, when he went to a party where—unbeknownst to him—the punch had been spiked with LSD.
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In Seattle, this argument came to a head when the Chamber of Commerce sued to prevent one union from representing all of Seattle's ride-hail drivers.
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The brewing feud between 2020 contenders Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders came to a head this week on the Democratic debate stage and, inevitably, on Twitter.
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As the issue came to a head in Pelosi's speech, we're taking a look at all of the past offenses that almost resulted in Trump's impeachment.
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That came to a head with SOPA and PIPA, a pair of bills that aimed to build privacy protections into the backbone of the internet itself.
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The artists' competing ideals came to a head at the Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0.10, where they got into a fistfight, supposedly delaying the opening.
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Things came to a head when the couple was unable to move into their new home because they missed a deadline to pick up the house keys.
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When last year's Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) protests came to a head, disturbing footage shot by Indigenous drone pilots revealed the extreme brutality of Morton County police.
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We're told the couple had been spending way too much time apart -- with Orlando in Dallas and Draya in L.A. -- and things finally came to a head.
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While the origins of this contention between country and artist are unclear, it recently came to a head between Mr. West and Toronto producer Deadmau63 over Twitter.
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Britney's struggles with mental health, which eventually came to a head in 2007 and 2008, were the most public the world, and pop culture, had ever seen.
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Drama came to a head when Alexis basically whined that the extra work she put into bossing the girls around is what caused her performance to suffer.
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Over the next six months, Keem and Wilton would go on to regularly fight with each other on Twitter, until things came to a head in December.
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At a Paleyfest panel in March, this conflict came to a head when a young fan flat-out asked the two if they were dating on stage.
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This week it came to a head after a detailed investigative report alleged anti-Semitic statements among some of its co-founders and allegations of financial mismanagement.
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The situation came to a head in September 2007 when he left the club "by mutual consent", following an inauspicious start to the latest Premier League campaign.
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Why it matters: Clashes between Catalonia and Madrid came to a head this weekend when Catalonia held their independence referendum despite the Spanish government declaring it illegal.
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Their discontent came to a head on Wednesday after the Swedish Economic Crime Authority decided to extend its Swedbank probe to include a charge of suspected fraud.
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The company's troubles came to a head during the Presidential election of 2016, when propagandists used the site to spread misinformation that helped turn society against itself.
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The so stupid it's awesome bit of Strowman's short career came to a head several weeks ago when he decided to beat hell out of Roman Reigns.
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Lebanon is facing an unprecedented economic and financial crisis, which came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted against the ruling elite.
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Running in anger: Some Republicans claim Sanford is only running because of his animosity with Trump that came to a head in South Carolina's 2018 primary elections.
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Warren, along with Sanders, has sworn off big money donors, a talking point that came to a head in last week's Democratic primary debate in Los Angeles.
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Last week, the drama came to a head with the abrupt reassignment of the judge, Judith McMahon, who is the wife of Michael McMahon, the district attorney.
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The issue came to a head over controversies during the civil rights movement, when angry whites threatened violence if civil rights marches were permitted to take place.
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Gravely, U.S.-Russia tensions came to a head after reports that "several dozen" Russians were killed in a U.S. counterattack in the eastern region of Deir Ezzor.
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The conflict came to a head at Siemens Gamesa's annual general meeting last month when several motions by Iberdrola, which was previously Gamesa's top shareholder, were dismissed.
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The Rebellion came to a head when Shays marched on the Federal Armory at Springfield with 703,500 men, intending to coordinate a simultaneous attack with Day's forces.
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It all came to a head in December 2006, when police in Liberty County, Texas, were called to the scene of a pickup truck parked in a ditch.
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The standoff, which was originally led by brothers Ammon and Ryan Bundy, came to a head after the arrest on Wednesday in Portland of their father, Cliven Bundy.
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The sugar raids came to a head when authorities briefly seized 2,000 tonnes at confectionery maker Edita, one of the largest companies listed on the Egyptian stock exchange.
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In the weeks leading up to the November midterm elections, King found himself on the ropes as decades of simmering allegations of racism finally came to a head.
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Tenke Fungurume is also grappling with trespassing from illegal miners, which came to a head in June when Congo's military deployed hundreds of soldiers to protect the mine.
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The campus conflict came to a head when the university football team threatened to boycott a game unless the president of the university system, Timothy M. Wolfe, resigned.
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The unrest came to a head in Paris on Saturday, when police clashed violently with thousands of demonstrators on the Champs-Elysees, with more than 100 protesters detained.
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It came to a head on spring break in Cabo, where Coletti and Cavallari had broken up and Conrad found herself in the midst of the drama. 2.
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And her inability to deliver results came to a head this week as Ivanka failed to convince her father to keep the US in the Paris climate accord.
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When the emperor Constantine's rivalry with Maxentius, who had been occupying Rome, came to a head in 312 CE, it was here that they fought a notorious battle.
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It came to a head just a few weeks ago, when he was deep in intense rehearsals with the band he's put together for Age Of's live shows.
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Progressives' frustration with Feinstein, 85033, came to a head at the California Democratic Party's convention in San Diego last weekend when she notably failed to get the endorsement.
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The matter came to a head when one company was asked to provide access to files owned by foreign citizens and residing on servers sitting in foreign countries.
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This all came to a head on her birthday when Kimball's "Bachelorette" nemesis, David "The Chicken" Ravitz, chose to give Cooper a giant stuffed animal as a present.
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Trump said in April that U.S. relations with Russia were at an "all time low" after the countries came to a head over a missile strike in Syria.
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A refusal to acknowledge Polish complicity came to a head last year when the government passed a law effectively criminalizing the term "Polish death camp" within the country.
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All of that bubbled up and came to a head when protests across the country broke out, despite the everyday threats, the arrests, and the news media lockdown.
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The spiraling vaccine crisis came to a head in July when thousands of angry parents took to Chinese social media to vent their outrage at the defective medication.
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The issue came to a head earlier this month after reporter Haley Byrd was ejected from the Speaker's lobby outside the House chamber for wearing a sleeveless dress.
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This summer, the tension between the move to curtail access to firearms in public spaces and the demand to protect that access once again came to a head.
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That issue came to a head in 2015 when international inspectors demanded access to Parchin, a military base near Tehran where there was evidence of past nuclear work.
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Tweet Although the FBI and tech companies have been at odds over encryption for more than a decade, the dispute came to a head after another mass shooting.
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As Wickersham reported in 2018 about turmoil within the Patriots, Belichick was bitter about having to trade Garoppolo, as the team&aposs quarterback situation came to a head.
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"Everything just came to a head that day and he just lost his cool just for a split second and Jesse happened to be standing there," Rappaport said.
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But concerns about his research came to a head on Wednesday when leading medical journals retracted six of his articles, the Journal of the American Medical Association announced.
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Criticism came to a head in 2014, when the white duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis swept the rap categories, and Macklemore publicly apologized to Kendrick Lamar, whom he beat.
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Events came to a head at the fateful dinner party, held at the Mugrabis' 7,000-square-foot mansion, nestled in the woods between Sag Harbor and Water Mill.
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Firefighters' worries came to a head last year during the Tubbs fire, which tore through Northern California's Wine Country and became the state's second most destructive blaze on record.
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Tensions came to a head over the budget, when 5-Star was particularly exasperated with Tria's reluctance to fund their flagship policy of a basic income for the poor.
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" Luke Stone, whose contentious relationship with Parker came to a head after Parker allegedly kneed him in the face during a rugby match, said he found Parker's actions "disturbing.
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I guess that's when it all kind of came to a head, that I realized that there were a lot of people that agreed with what we are doing.
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Tensions came to a head in December when a victory-tour game at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii was canceled after the stadium's artificial-turf playing surface was deemed unacceptable.
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That came to a head towards the end of the conflict, when men came home and expected women to return to their pre-war occupation of marriage and motherhood.
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The most recent skirmish came to a head in June around the time that Trump hosted Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani for a White House visit.
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The ongoing custody battle came to a head last week when Foster broke down in the courtroom, telling the judge she hadn't seen Emani in six months, TMZ reports.
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Things came to a head last December, when Hawaii's Supreme Court nullified the TMT's construction permits on the basis of a due process lawsuit brought by the telescope's opponents.
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Indeed, much has already been made of similar moves; the conversation surrounding the current state of music journalism came to a head this past fall, when Beyoncé covered Vogue.
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This all came to a head in July 2016, when the DNC's then-chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz was forced to abruptly resign just as the party's nominating convention began.
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This came to a head this week with the Federal Reserve telling banks to prepare for such a scenario in a round of stress tests coming up this year.
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However, the Oscar eligibility issue really came to a head when Hollywood director Steven Spielberg spoke out against streaming services at the award show in an interview last year.
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YouTube's efforts to grapple with its role as an arbiter of expression came to a head amid the Arab uprisings, which were viewed by the world on the platform.
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Months of squabbling in the coalition came to a head on Tuesday when President Petro Poroshenko, who leads the largest party in the alliance, called for Yatseniuk to resign.
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The projections come amid the slowest year for job growth since 22006, as the economy was still reeling from the financial crisis, which came to a head in 103.
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This issue came to a head after the 2015 San Bernardino California, shooting rampage, when a judge demanded that Apple help the FBI unlock one of the shooter's iPhone.
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Escalating tensions between Senate Republicans and the National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) came to a head Wednesday at a hearing on transferring management of the internet domain name system.
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The back and forth with the White House, now run by former DHS Secretary John Kelly as chief of staff, and the agencies came to a head this week.
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Some of that came to a head earlier this year when pressure from Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders led the company to adopt a $15 minimum wage for warehouse workers.
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Things came to a head after a particularly nasty night where I drank too much, had a line or three, and threw a bottle of wine through a window.
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Tas's own substance-abuse problems came to a head the following year, when he was arrested for attempting to smuggle cocaine into Australia and spent three years behind bars.
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All of that evidently came to a head on Monday, when Dentsu Aegis, which has reportedly poured more than $250 million into Woodstock, announced it was canceling the festival.
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Tensions came to a head on Monday, when Di Maio threatened to veto the EU's seven-year budget plan for not complying with Italy's demands during the weekend crisis.
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That came to a head last year as capital flows into the country slowed down and protests erupted against a political elite over decades of corruption and bad governance.
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Things came to a head with one particular email chain from the director of our engineering organization concerning leather jackets that had been ordered for all of the SREs.
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The long-brewing crisis came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted against the ruling elite over decades of state corruption and bad governance.
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Things came to a head last month when the university fired 82 of the striking graduate teaching assistants after they refused to turn in grades for the fall term.
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That came to a head last year as capital flows into the country slowed down and protests erupted against a political elite over decades of corruption and bad governance.
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The conflict came to a head in 2013 in Egypt, where Qatar backed the Islamists from the Muslim Brotherhood who had won parliamentary and presidential elections in previous years.
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Tensions came to a head in 2014, when a state-run Chinese company towed an oil rig near the Paracel Islands and within about 120 nautical miles of Vietnam.
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But matters came to a head when Mr. Vizcarra confronted the conservative forces controlling Congress and accused them of stonewalling his efforts to fight corruption and pass political reform.
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Matters almost came to a head when Iran shot down an American spy drone on June 20th, causing Mr Trump to order—and then cancel—air strikes on Iran.
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A similar mistrust of magnitude came to a head in 1890, when Congress almost unanimously passed the Sherman Act, its first major response to the rise of big business.
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The issue came to a head after the American presidential election, when commentators accused Facebook in particular of swaying voters to President Trump through misleading and untrue news articles.
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However, things came to a head when "The Affair" executive producer Jeffrey Reiner met "Girls" showrunners Lena Dunham, Jenni Konner, and other stars on a night out in 2016.
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This intolerance came to a head at the end of 553, when several LGBTQ couples were refused entry into multiple high-end bars and clubs offering New Year's Eve parties.
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But attorneys for both tell PEOPLE that the on-again, off-again relationship between Rodriguez and Bracoviche was often tumultuous – and everything came to a head on November 26, 2015.
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In August 2015, things came to a head when North Korea ordered its troops to enter a "wartime state" and threatened military action unless the South turned its speakers off.
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Others posted snake emojis — a digital icon that has plagued Swift since her headline-making feud with Kanye West came to a head last year thanks to Kim Kardashian West.
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The latest corruption crisis came to a head following news reports late on Thursday that Calero told federal police that Temer pressured him to resolve a dispute with Vieira Lima.
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Chuck -- along with his cohosts from "Inside the NBA" -- took on a team from Major League Baseball and things came to a head when Charles was on the hot seat.
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Looks like it all came to a head Sunday, because Serena became incredibly emotional as she took a seat near the side netting and made her decision to withdraw final.
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Last week on You, the rivalry between Joe (Penn Badgley) and Peach (Shay Mitchell) came to a head when the bookstore manager whacked the fruit-named socialite with a rock.
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This came to a head at last year's Quiksilver Gold Coast Pro in Australia, when then reigning champ Medina was disqualified for interference in a heat against Australian Glenn Hall.
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Superstore gradually grew more comfortable discussing its characters' class and personal struggles over the course of its first season, and it all came to a head in the season finale.
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Chadwick (known at the time as Y713SHi) recalled how the ethical concerns that gave him misgivings about originally joining Damaged Cybernetics came to a head once Moore's theft became clear.
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The campaign came to a head last month with Bezeq shareholders voting for a new board that removed the controlling shareholder's majority and paved the way for a corporate overhaul.
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Artyukh and his henchmen closely followed the bands out of the airport, clearly begging for a fight; tensions came to a head after Artyukh struck Nile frontman Karl Sanders's arm.
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This intolerance came to a head at the end of 2016, when several LGBTQ couples were refused entry into multiple high-end bars and clubs offering New Year's Eve parties.
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After her struggles with his sometimes-violent behavior and her desire to start a family came to a head, Moore seemed content to focus on her new home and business.
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When it all came to a head years later, with the Lewinsky affair and the president's effort to cover up his infidelity, Democrats sounded a lot like Republicans sound today.
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The embattled coworking company WeWork is reportedly unlikely to go public this year, after a disastrous month that came to a head on Tuesday when the company replaced its CEO.
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Things came to a head in 22019, when "the largest civil litigation settlement in U.S. history" was reached between four major tobacco manufacturers and 46 states and six U.S. territories.
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Victoria's SecretThings came to a head in November, when an executive from parent company L Brands made controversial comments about transgender and plus-size models in an interview with Vogue.
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These questions all came to a head on Thursday when, after months of speculation, Assange was arrested in London by British police after being expelled from the Ecuadorian Embassy there.
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Tensions came to a head in a July blowout when Wally Schang, Boston's catcher, accidentally hit Mays in the back of the head while trying to throw out a baserunner.
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But Andrew Wilkinson, a partner in Weil, Gotshal & Manges' restructuring group said he thought selling was the only real option available to the ECB if things came to a head.
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It all came to a head over the last two days, culminating in an angry meeting of the fire district on Monday night, in which parents turned out in force.
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That opposition came to a head in 2008 when the government tried to seize Hezbollah's telecommunications network, triggering street battles in Beirut that the heavily armed Shi'ite Muslim movement won.
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The heavily indebted state is facing an unprecedented economic and financial crisis, which came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted against the ruling elite.
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The financial crisis came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted over decades of state corruption and bad governance - the root causes of the crisis.
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This problem came to a head recently when Facebook formalized its policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads and refusing to send their claims to third-party fact-checkers.
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Frictions between democracy-minded Hong Kongers and the Communist Party-ruled central government in Beijing came to a head last June, when proposed extradition legislation sparked months of mass demonstrations.
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The accusations against the producer came to a head in October 2017, when revelations about his alleged serial abuses were published in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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The tension came to a head in a July post-debate interview, when Chris Matthews, pressed her in a live interview on MSNBC to say what would happen to taxes.
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The tense climate surrounding immigration came to a head in early February after a drive-by shooting that left injured a group of foreign nationals in the town of Macerata.
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Apple's failure to decrypt local data last came to a head with the San Bernardino shooting, in which the FBI sought to decrypt a phone linked to another domestic shooting.
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Frictions between democracy-minded Hong Kongers and the Communist Party-ruled central government in Beijing came to a head last June, when proposed extradition legislation sparked months of mass demonstrations.
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Traditional news outlets came to a head with sites that popped up around the beginning of the decade, offering instant news that was accessible from anywhere with an internet connection.
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Tensions between French and Dutch partners came to a head when recently appointed Smith declined to give assurances sought by the Dutch in a meeting in The Hague on Feb.
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It's a beef that really came to a head this week when 50 posted a trash-talking post on Instagram essentially saying he'd wreck Rampage if they ever really fought.
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These tensions came to a head when millions of Egyptians took to the streets to demand Mr. Morsi's resignation on June 2000, 2013, the first anniversary of his taking office.
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Things came to a head after the session had ended when Bissen showed Sano where the restrooms were located -- and he allegedly tried to grab her and drag her inside.
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Charges of anti-Semitism came to a head in March 2018, when Mallory, the Women's March co-chair, attended a Nation of Islam's annual gathering in Chicago, IL called Saviours' Day.
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Concerns around the more domestically exposed mid-cap companies came to a head on Thursday when furniture store DFS warned on profit, triggering a sharp sell-off among consumer-exposed stocks.
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Read: How Trump's face-off with spy chiefs came to a head While Putin and Obama's relationship has worsened, there is plenty of mutual admiration between the Russian President and Trump.
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The startup's troubles have been brewing for several months but came to a head two weeks ago when Skully's board forced founders Marcus and Mitch Weller out of their own company.
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Things came to a head right before Apple's annual WWDC developer gathering, following a story in The New York Times that put a spotlight on the affected parental control app developers.
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Those concerns came to a head earlier this month when the Joe Biden campaign called out the platform for running misleading ads about the Biden family's connections to the Ukrainian government.
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Tensions came to a head on Wednesday when the two parties voted against each other in parliament over the future of a project for a high-speed train link with France.
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The pressure, at this point palpable inside the White House, came to a head-on Monday in Washington, where Trump stepped to a podium and delivered a statement straight to camera.
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RELATED: Cruz's professor: His legal theory disqualifies him The move follows weeks of attacks by the GOP front-runner on Cruz's status, which came to a head during Thursday's GOP debate.
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The issue first arose in 2012, but came to a head lats year after Westminster inked a deal with Fox Sports to broadcast the show for 10 years starting in 2017.
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Things came to a head last summer when New Line, the studio behind the new IT movie, was accused of being behind a spate of creepy clown sightings across North America.
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This question literally came to a head when American white nationalist leader (and outspoken eugenics supporter) Richard Spencer was punched in Washington during an interview following President Trump's inauguration on Friday.
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Things came to a head in 2270 when Biju had to submit an annual report to his affiliate research organization detailing what he had been up to for the past year.
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Tensions between the masked adventurers and police officers came to a head when the police staged a general strike in protest of the vigilantes, whom they argued were threatening their jobs.
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Trump and Democrats have long been at odds over funding for border security, but the clash came to a head in recent weeks as they sought to avert a partial shutdown.
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This came to a head in November after the chief marketing officer of Victoria's Secret's parent company made controversial comments about transgender and plus-size models in an interview with Vogue.
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Those efforts came to a head last month when a group of centrist Republicans led by Denham challenged House GOP leaders to try to force a floor vote on bipartisan legislation.
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The decades that followed the Riyadh protest were peppered with movements to lift the ban, but they really came to a head around the time of the Arab Spring in 2011.
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The decades that followed the 1990 Riyadh protest were peppered with movements to lift the ban, but they came to a head around the time of the Arab Spring in 2011.
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Next up is Theranos, where the SEC investigation finally came to a head with founder Elizabeth Holmes and former president Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani were formally charged by the SEC for fraud.
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But tensions came to a head earlier in the day when Senate Democrats blocked a procedural vote to move forward with a stimulus plan for the second day in a row.
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It all came to a head last season, when Cespedes, who has a lengthy history of leg injuries, played in only 81 games because of a hamstring strain in each leg.
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It all came to a head when Valentina, a fan favorite among younger viewers in particular, got eliminated far earlier than expected for not knowing the words to a lip sync.
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Those years of activism came to a head in 2017, when a group of Indigenous leaders presented to the public the Uluru Statement From the Heart, a road map for recognition.
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Tension came to a head when Yameen's government rejected the ruling, imposed the emergency for 15 days on Monday and then arrested the chief justice and another judge of the court.
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The struggle came to a head in the summer of 2013, when the military removed President Mohammed Morsi, a senior Brotherhood figure, from power amid mass protests against his divisive rule.
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As his polling numbers fell, Carson's brain-trust fractured after months of tension between the campaign and close friend and adviser Armstrong Williams came to a head on New Year's Eve.
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But during Rosberg's seven-race winning streak, the pressures on both sides of the garage of the Mercedes team came to a head in the most significant clash of the season.
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The weekend-long tumult over the image came to a head on Monday as state legislators returned to a Capitol thrown into chaos, and with the governor's possible successor, Lt. Gov.
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The issue came to a head last week when the Department of Homeland Security arrested six members of Doctors for Camp Closure who were protesting outside a CBP office in California.
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That really came to a head toward the end of April when the controversial CEO resumed his 234-era pace of using social media, posting at least once every two days.
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The sex abuse scandal came to a head after Pope Francis visited in January and was initially dismissive of claims by survivors of a cover-up by top Church officials there.
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In September 2015, things came to a head in the Riverbed Technology shareholder litigation when Sean J. Griffith of Fordham University's School of Law filed an objection to a disclosure-only settlement.
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Last week, mounting tensions on the Greek-Macedonian border seemingly came to a head when hundreds of stranded refugees attempted to scale the border fence while police fired tear gas at them.
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Kennedy began to distance himself from Sinatra, and things came to a head after Kennedy decided to stay with Bing Crosby, rather than Sinatra, during a visit to Palm Springs in 1962.
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That move "is when investor concerns really came to a head," Sacconaghi wrote, especially since Netflix was widely reported to be the single highest-grossing app within the App Store in 2018.
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The split began to emerge in meetings that BuzzFeed News sat in on Tuesday, but came to a head Wednesday as the conference was preparing to take up a list of demands.
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It came to a head in December when Stormzy played to 20,000 people at London's o2 Arena, standing inside a ring, introducing young London boxer Anthony Joshua for a heavyweight title fight.
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It all came to a head with Harding pleading guilty to conspiring to hinder the prosecution of the attackers, and a lifetime ban from the sport she had devoted her life to.
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This came to a head in January, when four people were injured after a gunfight broke out in the Grande Synthe camp, reported to be a "settling of scores" between rival bands.
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That's because this week, a complicated set of circumstances involving an alleged "coup" by moderators and Reddit admins, a possible doxing attempt, and right-wing European extremism all came to a head.
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And when he and then-Vice President Richard Nixon made their way into the 'sleek, gadget-stocked' kitchen of a model American ranch house, the Soviet Premier's irritation came to a head.
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The conflict between Rogers and Nunes eventually came to a head over the committee's handling of five C.I.A. contractors who performed a rescue mission in Benghazi on the night of the raid.
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Tensions between the two groups came to a head on March 16, 1991, when Soon Ja Du, a Korean store owner, fatally shot Latasha Harlins, a 15-year-old African-American girl.
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This all came to a head in January, when the GOP front-runner -- angrily hitting back at the network for releasing a mocking statement -- refused to attend a Fox debate in Iowa.
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Tension between Mr Morsi and his secular opponents quickly came to a head when the president made a grab for more power, as he tried to push through an Islamist-tinted constitution.
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All the hashtag angst and insider commentary regarding Twitter's potential timeline changes finally came to a head on Saturday, forcing the company's CEO, Jack Dorsey to finally weigh in on the matter.
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The current crisis in relations between Catalonia and Spain comes after pro-separatist sentiment in the wealthy northeast region came to a head with a symbolic referendum on independence on October 1.
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The issue came to a head in September when a video of a Southwest passenger who had complained about a dog allergy was hauled off of a flight by local law enforcement.
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Bungie didn't ensure that in the Black Armory puzzles, but it only really came to a head in Niobe, where the combat portion of the activity acted as a catalyst for frustration.
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Matters came to a head in February 1922, when Garvey and three other Black Star Line officers were indicted for mail fraud, then, after additional government investigations, re-indicted in January 1923.
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But Ms. de Lima persisted, and her difficulties with her colleagues came to a head last week when she called a professed former assassin, Edgar Matobato, as a witness before her committee.
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These concerns came to a head when she was dating her now ex-boyfriend, influencer Mikg online over the past few months that seems to show her real age is actually 13.
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The competition came to a head early last year, when Ms. Jandhyala and other consortium executives faced off in a conference room above Lake Victoria against Ugandan officials backing the Chinese companies.
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Things came to a head last fall when demonstrations gripped the country as protesters took to the streets raging at years of inept leadership and rampant corruption, eventually bringing down the government.
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The rivalry between Mr. Roberts and Mr. Iger goes back years, but it came to a head in June when Comcast topped Disney's initial offer for the bulk of Mr. Murdoch's empire.
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The battle came to a head in mid-2016, when Mr. Priebus and Ms. Walsh-Shields, who had become R.N.C. chief of staff the previous year, visited the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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REFORMS NEEDED The financial crisis came to a head last year as capital inflows slowed and protests erupted over decades of state corruption and bad governance - the root causes of the crisis.
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Everything came to a head when Scorsese published an essay in The New York Times' Opinion section clarifying his remarks, examining the relationship between what movies get theatrical releases and proper marketing.
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The conflict last came to a head in 2016, when a federal judge ordered Apple to help the F.B.I. unlock an iPhone recovered after the 2015 mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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While the controversy over sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh, which he has repeatedly denied, came to a head during Thursday's fiery and emotional hearing, three other Trump judicial nominations are also controversial.
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The weaknesses point to the continuing troubles for Britain's banking industry, which has struggled to get back on its feet since the global financial crisis that came to a head in 2008.
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Tensions came to a head on Wednesday when 5-Star and the League voted against each other in parliament over the future of a project for a high-speed train link with France.
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Anger towards the Brits came to a head when Stormzy—perhaps one of the most glaring omissions—released the fierce "One Take Freestyle" in which he angrily tackled the awards' failure and hypocrisy.
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This speculation came to a head when Kylie posted a photo on her Snapchat that appears to show the reality star with a bit of a bump under her oversized black T-shirt.
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Things came to a head on April 23rd as the Italian government granted Alfie citizenship and Italian officials threatened to hold the authorities in Britain responsible for the homicide of an Italian citizen.
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And it all came to a head last week when the man, Stanley Vernon Majors, walked up to the front steps of the family home and shot and killed Khalid Jabara, police said.
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It all came to a head at the Battle of Blair Mountain, a five-day armed uprising in Logan County that has become one of the most famous labor conflicts in American history.
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Although he had his own crises to deal with – including massive security lines which came to a head last spring – Neffenger was generally liked in Washington and credited with making several key reforms.
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It came to a head with a strong rendition of the Brandi Carlile hit "The Story," whose lonely narrator has a wealth of experiences behind her but no one to share them with.
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The conflict between Spain's central government and Barcelona came to a head in October 2017 after the regional government, lead by Carles Puigdemont, called a referendum on independence, considered illegal under Spanish law.
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This came to a head last year, after the chief marketing officer of its parent company, L Brands, made controversial comments about featuring transgender and plus-size models in its annual runway show.
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Tensions came to a head last week when violent protests erupted outside the local courthouse, as members of the state bar association attempted to physically stop police from filing charges against the accused.
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During Wednesday's season 4 premiere of The Real Housewives of Dallas, the ongoing feud between former friends LeeAnne Locken and D'Andra Simmons came to a head during a gathering at Stephanie Hollman's home.
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Some of them view the period after the French defeat in 1954 as "post-colonial," a time in which long-brewing internal conflicts between competing versions of Vietnamese nationalism came to a head.
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The issue came to a head outside Mr. Heastie's fund-raiser last month, when progressive activist groups like Indivisible and Rise and Resist, which formed after the 2016 presidential election, organized a protest.
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It all came to a head Wednesday afternoon, when the US territory's Supreme Court invalidated Friday's swearing-in of Pedro Pierluisi, a lawyer and former politician whom Rosselló had nominated to replace him.
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It all came to a head in the late-2000s, when a group of promoters, DJs, and club owners started to call for the re-evaluation of restrictive legislation suffocating local club culture.
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This more bitter and confrontational chapter in digital-age organizing came to a head in the high-profile battle to win union recognition at the self-styled progressive news network The Young Turks.
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Such frustrations recently came to a head in Zhejiang, a wealthy coastal province, where parents protested a decision by education officials to make traditional Chinese medicine a required course for fifth-grade students.
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The festival was called off after a series of increasingly debilitating mishaps that came to a head on April 29, when Dentsu Aegis pulled its funding and announced that Woodstock 50 was canceled.
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All of this rhetoric came to a head in early 2016, when Comey had a specific case to point to: The FBI couldn't access the encrypted iPhone of the alleged San Bernardino shooter.
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That all came to a head in April of 2100, when state security forces' violent suppression of protests transformed a narrow complaint about proposed social security reforms into a broad anti-government movement.
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Schweizer's documentary is another example of the increasing criticism of big tech from conservatives, which came to a head in 2016 following a Gizmodo story about purported bias against conservative content at Facebook.
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Hostilities came to a head last month when congress tried to appoint six judges to the constitutional court from a hastily assembled list, to replace a group whose mandates had expired in June.
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At the start of the month, the dispute came to a head when the Senate failed to advance two competing disaster relief plans, one supported by Democrats and the other backed by Republicans.
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Tension grew and came to a head when Trump chose the most extreme action against Iran, despite skepticism from some in his administration: the targeted killing of General Qasem Soleimani, Iran's military leader.
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Things came to a head over the last week when trolls found a way to impersonate Renner and other fans, using the opportunity to post hateful comments and harass others on the platform.
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But he faced stiff opposition following a first five-year term marred by political infighting, regular high-level sackings and corruption that came to a head in the run-up to Sunday's election.
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This came to a head in 2014, when a series of stories reinforced the impression of Uber as a reckless company with little regard for the rights of its customers, drivers, and employees.
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Things came to a head, according to Green's daughter, when the ex-NFL star grabbed her, threw her to the ground and up against the kitchen cabinets ... before punching her in the face.
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The documentary also details the history of the explosive racial tension in Los Angeles between African Americans, the LAPD and the criminal justice system, which came to a head during and after his trial.
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Dangerous amounts of lead—enough to cause developmental and other health problems in children—were present but ignored until public outcry came to a head thanks to mounting health issues and discolored, undrinkable water.
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Things came to a head at the end of January when the governors of Idaho, Washington, and Oregon asked Congress to lift some restrictions on the lethal removal of the federally-protected sea lions.
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The #OscarsSoWhite controversy came to a head following the announcement of the 2016 nominations, in which the Academy failed to nominate any actors and actresses of color for the second year in a row.
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" Eventually the matter came to a head when Jones gave a tell-all interview to the Daily Telegraph, detailing the way powerful party figures attempted to shut her down and "make it go away.
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So she tried one more antibiotic, commonly used to treat MRSA, but the situation literally came to a head when the hard spot on Pointer's breast developed a soft head that wouldn't go away.
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The issue came to a head on New Year's Day in 2002, when, in the absence of Margrethe, the couple's son, Crown Prince Frederik, was made host a of a reception at the palace.
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The two communist-led states' claims in the South China Sea came to a head in 2014, when Beijing parked an oil rig in waters off the Vietnamese coast, leading to anti-China riots.
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We're told things came to a head when she was brushing dandruff off his clothing, while he was wearing it, he got pissed and allegedly "violently struck" the woman 3 times in the arm.
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The association of processed cheese with the American working class came to a head during the Reagan administration's war on "welfare queens," the conservative bogeywomen famed for gaming public assistance programs to buy luxuries.
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All the hype and anticipation around Ashley Graham's Sports Illustrated cover came to a head this week when the 2016 Swimsuit Issue finally hit newsstands, marking the magazine's first major embrace of body acceptance.
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The two communist-led states claims in the South China Sea came to a head in 2014 when Beijing parked an oil rig in waters off the Vietnamese coast, leading to anti-China riots.
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Controversy has waxed and waned over the years and came to a head last summer when an online petition was posted by someone from out of town who saw the logo and took offense.
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It came to a head in the Oval Office in January of this year, when Cohn, Navarro, Rob Porter, Wilbur Ross and John Kelly sat in chairs around the Resolute Desk for another standoff.
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Their conflict came to a head when Ms. Greenwood rejected Ms. Patton's request for an Amtrak ticket from Washington to New York, ordering her to take a shuttle flight at a cheaper contracted rate.
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Frustrations about the administration's inaction and its soft-handed approach to Russia came to a head in mid-February, with a bipartisan group of senators introducing a massive bill aimed at countering Russian malfeasance.
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The issue came to a head this week when the Department of Homeland Security arrested six members of a group called Doctors for Camp Closure who were protesting outside a CBP office in California.
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The issues came to a head in 2016, when it was revealed that foreign actors were able to manipulate the top social media platforms in the U.S. to sow discord during the presidential elections.
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But once she started drinking again after 20 years of being sober, Moore writes she went on a "gradual downward spiral" that eventually came to a head during her 45th birthday trip in Mexico.
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The fight over defense spending came to a head recently in the Senate, when the chamber voted down amendments to a defense policy bill that would have added to both defense and nondefense spending.
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Things came to a head in 2014, when a US recycling company called Wealthy Max, whose recycling operation has an affiliate in China, was accused of passing off counterfeit coins to the US Mint.
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That criticism came to a head in 2018, when users and regulators started to seriously question the company's data practices, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was summoned to Washington to explain it all before Congress.
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For one thing, the issues of key failure only really came to a head fairly recently, which might not have given the company enough lead time to do a ground-up rethink of the technology.
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Those fears came to a head last year with a bizarre House Judiciary hearing on social media bias, which focused on Facebook's alleged efforts to limit the network reach of the television personalities Diamond & Silk.
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In 1942 things came to a head for Tchijevsky and he was sentenced to a labor camp in Siberia, where he would remain for eight years before being released for rehabilitation into the Ural Mountains.
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Rumors of an Apple "iCar" came to a head in early 2015, fueling breathless visions of Jony Ive in full superlative mode, pronouncing "aluminum" over and over at the unveiling of a crisp new automobile.
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The dispute came to a head in March, when Del Vecchio's Delfin said it would seek arbitration in the International Chamber of Commerce, prompting Essilor to ask a Paris court to nominate an outside mediator.
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Former Defense Department officials said the debate about reintroducing land mines and other so-called area-denial weapons came to a head in 2017 as the administration analyzed Russia's rapid invasion and annexation of Crimea.
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The drama came to a head during a group trip to Milan where Flicker — the only Jewish New Jersey Housewife — accused Josephs of being anti-Semitic after she made a controversial comment about Adolf Hitler.
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It all came to a head yesterday, when someone (likely a disgruntled customer) presumably hacked the brand's page, spilling all kinds of tea and sharing messages about backorders and refunds that were supposedly never fulfilled.
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Just as Nixon's fight with Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox over his tapes came to a head in the Saturday Night massacre, in Autumn 21625, growth, consumer spending and business investment all began to weaken substantially.
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It came to a head on national television Monday, when Australian politician Bridget McKenzie was confronted with a pre-recorded question from her younger brother who is gay on ABC's live panel show, Q&A.
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Vice News reports things came to a head in 2016, when a riot at a Saskatchewan prison left one inmate dead; a probe into the incident found "inmate dissatisfaction with food" was a triggering cause.
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After soured swaps helped push the country into a massive financial crisis that came to a head in 2008, lawmakers created stricter oversight of the market in the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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In the run-up to the Iowa caucuses, a contest that was crucial to his chances because of his connections with evangelicals, the tensions came to a head, with his top advisers leaving the campaign.
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In his 2017 documentary, Chris Brown: Welcome to My Life, Brown recalled how it all came to a head when an unidentified woman he previously had sexual relations with approached the couple at the event.
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The split came to a head last month with an exchange of insults between the president and PSL founder Luciano Bivar, who has not wanted to hand over the reins to Bolsonaro and his sons.
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The issue came to a head on the weekend, when the government called in Pakistan's armed paramilitary force to remove protesters who've been blocking a key road between Islamabad and the neighboring city of Rawalpindi.
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Earlier this summer, its moderation issues came to a head when Vox journalist Carlos Maza called the company's attention to the homophobic and racist slurs being said about him by conservative YouTube star, Steven Crowder.
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"I realized that every time I had a fight with a guy, or a bad housing situation, or a problem with my parents, the situations came to a head around the full moon," she says.
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But thoughts of his son Tanner and a desire to spend more time with the sprint car team he owns finally came to a head in the decision Kahne announced via Twitter on Thursday morning.
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This approach to "news" came to a head earlier this month when a reporter named Sara Morrison disagreed with, debated, and then used Genius to annotate a blog post that Ella Dawson wrote about herpes.
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After months of tensions, the bourse row came to a head on Monday when Brussels refused to extend recognition of Swiss market regulation, effectively banning EU-based banks and brokers from trading on Swiss exchanges.
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The matter came to a head in 2016 when the Justice Department tried unsuccessfully to force Apple Inc to break into an iPhone used by a gunman during a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.
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That conflict came to a head in 2016 when a federal judge ordered Apple to help the F.B.I. unlock an iPhone used by one of the killers in a mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Pressures came to a head on Monday when the bill returned to the state Senate, which added an amendment that reinstated a lower number of charter schools and would allow for 1,000 education savings accounts.
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" Bieber said all these things came to a head when he was 19 years old, revealing that he was using "heavy drugs" and that he "abused all of [his] relationships" and was "disrespectful to women.
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That stance came to a head in October, however, when the general manager of the Houston Rockets, Daryl Morey, tweeted his support for Hong Kong activists who have been locked in monthslong anti-government protests.
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The conflict over the New York parade came to a head in 2014 when Mayor Bill de Blasio boycotted it — the first mayor since Mr. Dinkins to do so — over its ban on L.G.B.T. groups.
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Those partisan tensions came to a head earlier this year with the release of competing memos, one crafted by Republicans and the other by Democrats, concerning alleged surveillance abuses by the FBI and Justice Department.
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The rift between the president and McConnell came to a head earlier in the month when the Senate failed to pass a "skinny version" of a GOP healthcare bill that would repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A Magic: The Gathering game came to a head in the early hours of Friday morning in St. Cloud, Minnesota when one agitated player attacked his opponent, sending him to the hospital with several stab wounds.
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And I think the shooting of Mike Brown was the spark that apparently set off years of frustration and years of racial divide and it just came to a head sort of like a perfect storm.
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In May 2018, the conflict came to a head when a social media producer — who was one of two Black women in the office — was about to be pushed into a new role at the company.
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The situation came to a head last weekend, as community leaders in the tiny James Bay town were forced to declare a formal state of emergency after 11 people attempted to kill themselves in one day.
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Multiple law enforcement sources tell us Lambert got into a heated argument with another woman at Staples ... and things allegedly came to a head when Lambert channeled her inner llama and spit on the other woman.
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Those concerns have been brewing for several months, but they came to a head in the last few weeks with the near-collapse of a non-bank lender called Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS).
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During a fraught phone call at 2:30 in the afternoon on Saturday, a tense, nearly 24-hour standoff over the fate of the U.S. attorney in Manhattan came to a head: Preet Bharara was out.
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Concerns about exercise trackers and other electronic devices came to a head in January in the wake of revelations that an interactive online map was pinpointing troop locations, bases and other sensitive areas around the world.
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The issue came to a head when New York-based Pfizer tried to invert in a $160 billion deal with "Ireland-based" Allergan, which was ultimately scuttled by regulations that the Texas court just struck down.
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Pretrial proceedings in his case, underway since 2014, have been repeatedly delayed by a longstanding diagnosis of degenerative disc disease that came to a head when guards discovered him incontinent in his cell in September 2017.
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That came to a head in August when white supremacists descended onto Charlottesville, Virginia, causing chaos in the small city — and even a death after a neo-Nazi ran his car into a crowd of counterprotesters.
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The issue of sidelined staffers came to a head as lawmakers probed the stalled negotiations between EPA and California, which has long had more stringent standards for vehicle fuel economy and is fighting the EPA rollback.
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The fight to save its elderly tenants from eviction, and to preserve the last vestige of Manilatown, would evolve into a nearly decade-long battle that came to a head on one violent night in 1977.
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The situation came to a head in December when president-elect Donald Trump took a congratulatory phone call from Tsai, the first direct contact between the leaders of the U.S. and Taiwan in nearly four decades.
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Frustrations around the administration's inaction on Skripal and its soft-handed approach to Russia came to a head in mid-February, with a bipartisan group of senators introducing a massive bill aimed at countering Russian malfeasance.
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Driving the news: Vizcarra's tense relations with Congress came to a head when he moved to dissolve the legislature and call for new elections after having failed to gain a vote of confidence for his Cabinet.
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Multiple people — some vendors who've worked with Sheldon and other attendees and locals — told BuzzFeed News it all came to a head over now-deleted Facebook posts, after years of tension with and grievances against Sheldon.
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Musk's latest controversy came to a head last month, when it looked like he would fight the SEC's lawsuit over his pledge to take Tesla private, a pledge he reneged on shortly after he made it.
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Lebanon is grappling with an unprecedented financial crisis that came to a head last year as capital flows into the country slowed down and protests erupted against ruling politicians over decades of corruption and bad governance.
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Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal in 2023 and reimposed harsh sanctions on Iran, kicking off a spike in tensions that came to a head when a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian Gen.
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All of this political branding came to a head during the recent International Women's Day, when feminist organizations, including leaders of the Women's March, called for women to strike to raise awareness for women's labor causes.
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The incident came to a head in December 2016 when a man fired an AR-15 inside the restaurant, saying he was attempting to find and rescue child sex slaves he believed were being held there.
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King found himself on the ropes in 2018, narrowly eking out a victory in his Iowa district after decades of simmering allegations of racism came to a head in the months leading up to the election.
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It came to a head on Friday when, after winning the first three games against Belgium's David Goffin, he lost 10 of the next 12 to bow out of the season-ender on a dismal note.
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The distinction between operating and capital budgets came to a head during the Great Recession in 2009 when Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that included some $48 billion in transportation infrastructure stimulus spending.
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But the conflict between Mr. Wilson and the crowd came to a head toward the end of the 40-minute question-and-answer period, when he responded to a question about Mr. Obama's health care law.
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This criticism came to a head when House Democrats refused to participate in a moment of silence on the floor, and later staged a 25-hour sit-in to demand a vote on gun violence legislation.
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Read: How Trump's face-off with spy chiefs came to a head Report: Russian intel provided info to WikiLeaks The report also stated that Moscow used a variety of tactics in a bid to sway the outcome.
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The truth, Cramer said, is that Frontier was simply fighting the rising tide of popularity of mobile, and it all came to a head when the company had an ugly top and bottom line miss in November.
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And on Wednesday, those months came to a head: Castro and O'Rourke fought in arguably the most heated exchange of an otherwise mild Democratic debate over immigration, an issue both candidates view as central to their campaigns.
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More than 220,000 South Koreans have registered with the government as former forced labours since the issue came to a head following a 2005 release of some diplomatic cables in the run-up to the 1965 pact.
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The military veteran from Montana worked security to defend Cliven Bundy in 2014, and told the Southern Poverty Law Center that he was in charge of putting snipers in position when the standoff came to a head.
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More than 220,000 South Koreans have registered with the government as former forced labors since the issue came to a head following a 2005 release of some diplomatic cables in the run-up to the 1965 pact.
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These accusations came to a head when Dylan Farrow, Woody Allen's adopted daughter with Mia Farrow, published an open letter in The New York Times describing, in graphic detail, her assault at the hands of her father.
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As we reported, Vin and Rock have been clashing for a long time and it came to a head Monday when Rock exploded on social media, calling out a male co-star (it's Vin) for being unprofessional.
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Bundy's conflict with the Bureau of Land Management began in the 1990s but came to a head in April 2014 when the BLM went to move hundreds of Bundy's cattle that had been grazing on public land.
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The economic meltdown that would define every aspect of Obama's economy came to a head well before he became president, of course, and so did the legislation that would be the basis for everything that came after.
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Her decision to leave comes amid a swirling controversy over YouTube's policies, which came to a head this week over the platform's handling of a conservative commentator whom a Vox journalist accused of defaming and harassing him.
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But more than wage growth or the uptick in 10-year Treasury yields, Sonders said the proximate cause of the sell-off was likely overextended sentiment in the market that came to a head in late December.
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The news is likely to revive the debate in Britain about whether private companies should be running core public services which came to a head earlier this year when Carillion, a contractor and outsourcing group, went bust.
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Again, these objections are nothing new, and last year they came to a head with the protests over the museum's retrospective of Carl Andre, who was tried and acquitted in the death of his wife, Ana Mendieta.
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Talks came to a head on Friday as officials rushed to beat a US-imposed deadline that would allow them to sign the deal before Mexico's president-elect, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, takes office on December 1.
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The simmering political crisis came to a head last week when the Supreme Court, in an unexpected ruling, ordered the release of nine dissidents and the reinstatement of 12 legislators who were fired for abandoning Yameen's party.
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Many of the battles were grim affairs, and they came to a head as the Marines fought to take the last towers of the city's Citadel and lower the flag that the N.L.F. had hoisted over Hue.
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Things came to a head eight months into Putin's Presidency, when a torpedo exploded in the bow of the Kursk, a nuclear submarine in the Barents Sea, killing a majority of the hundred and eighteen men aboard.
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A criminal investigation into Khan's tailing -- which came to a head when the wealth manager filed a police report following a confrontation with one of the detectives as he and his wife drove through Zurich -- is ongoing.
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A criminal investigation into Khan's tailing — which came to a head when the wealth manager filed a police report following a confrontation with one of the detectives as he and his wife drove through Zurich — is ongoing.
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A criminal investigation into Khan's tailing — which came to a head when the wealth manager filed a police report following a confrontation with one of the detectives as he and his wife drove through Zurich — is ongoing.
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The long-simmering issue came to a head with "Hamilton," as it became clear that the show would become staggeringly profitable, and actors involved in its development grew unhappy that they would not share in the profits.
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The conflict came to a head after a chaotic session Saturday evening, in which the Senate accidentally voted to support the 5 percent raise while thinking they were voting on a 4 percent raise, then walked it back.
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Others saw a more deliberate move by Enders to oust Bregier Tensions between the two men came to a head this year in a row over who should control the powerful jet sales department, first reported by Reuters.
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These questions are at the heart of a perennial debate over the legal ivory trade that once again came to a head after an antiques dealer pleaded guilty to trafficking poach wildlife and pawning them off as fakes.
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On Tuesday, her trolling came to a head when ABC canceled her show after she likened Barack Obama's top adviser Valerie Jarrett (who is black) to an ape — a slur so extreme even Fox News called it racist.
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While I decided to go to Thrones Pub to specifically celebrate my birthday — I turned 25 the day prior — the real urgency of the situation came to a head because the watering hole will close its Wall, a.k.a.
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The issue of the judicial branch's powers and history came to a head near the end of a ferocious, more than two-hour hearing before Chief Judge Beryl Howell of the US District Court in Washington on Tuesday.
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It all came to a head with a blowout Reagan win in New Hampshire that launched him to the front of the pack and an on to an eventual White House win in November over incumbent Jimmy Carter.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican "Lettergate" scandal came to a head on Saturday when the Holy See, under pressure from the media and conservatives, released a full text by former Pope Benedict that before was cited only selectively.
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Still, others assert that the victory against Kanders demonstrates the need for enhanced diversity, inclusion, and representation on museum boards — as if the conflicts that came to a head with Kanders could be resolved primarily by demographic realignment.
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The debate gets to the heart of a major culture war over sexual assault, consent, and "political correctness" — a war that came to a head in 2016 when America elected a president who's been accused of sexual assault.
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Things came to a head with a botched 2006 drug raid resulting in the police killing of Kathryn Johnston, a 92-year old grandmother, and a warrantless raid on the Atlanta Eagle Bar, a gay bar, in 2009.
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With the wide release of iOS 8 in September 2014, agencies lost the ability to access messages and contacts stored locally on iPhones, an issue that came to a head with the San Bernardino case earlier this year.
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Gary Hart had been accused of "womanizing" for a while, but things came to a head when the Miami Herald staked out his house in Washington one evening and saw Donna Rice go in but not come out.
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Tensions between the two sides came to a head last week, when Eldorado said Greece had been delaying the necessary permits and announced it would suspend construction at the Skouries project, putting more than 600 jobs at risk.
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"DiVello: "I don't want to get into the specifics of [the sex tape rumors] just because that's their story, but from what we got on tape, it all just kind of came to a head at that nightclub.
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All of which came to a head a few days before said date, on Thursday 29 June, when American rock band The Killers chose to release their video for "The Man" and usher in a new erotic dawn.
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Trump's long-simmering feud with the nation's intelligence agencies came to a head this week when anonymous sources leaked to the New York Times that the Trump camp was in contact with Russian intelligence officers during the campaign.
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Things came to a head in 2015, when taxi drivers in France organized massive protests and strikes in response to UberPop, an illegal service that relied on non-professional drivers who didn't need a medallion, license, or insurance.
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The issue came to a head last year when UEFA, with the European Club Association's (ECA) backing, introduced changes to the Champions League which will reduce the number group stage slots allocated to teams from Europe's smaller leagues.
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Tension came to a head when President Abdulla Yameen's government rejected the ruling, imposed a state of emergency on Monday and then, in the early hours of Tuesday, arrested the chief justice and another judge of the court.
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He did not want a watered-down version of the travel ban, he yelled at Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, as the issue came to a head on Friday, March 2000, in the Oval Office.
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Allegations of corruption have dogged Najib for years, and came to a head in 2015 when the Wall Street Journal reported that nearly $700 million of funds from state fund 1MDB were diverted to his personal bank account.
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Photo: GettyA fight over the future of video streaming has been brewing for years—and it finally came to a head today, with a major electronic privacy organization bowing out of the consortium that sets standards for the web.
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It's the age old question that came to a head once again on inaugural weekend when the day after President Donald Trump's inauguration, massive rallies were held in Washington and other cities across the country and around the world.
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But the intrusions into his personal and professional lives really came to a head after a series of in-character appearances on classic late-night paranormal program Coast to Coast AM, which reached millions of listeners at the time.
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Things came to a head between Rome and Brussels last fall after Italy's coalition government announced a draft budget for 20213 of 22021%, which would have breached Maastricht Treaty requirements and opened up the possibility of an infringement procedure.
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With the World Pride celebration in New York looming later this month, a slow-moving disaster at Out magazine, a glossy title that has chronicled queer culture for more than a quarter-century, came to a head last week.
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The report added fuel to the market's ongoing worries about the U.S.-China trade fight, which came to a head on Friday as President Donald Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods and the latest negotiations ended without a deal.
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These changes had been going on since the days of Reagan at least, but in the calm, technocratic, white-collar, highly professional person of Barack Obama and the party he remade in his image, they came to a head.
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The 100 victims, many of them from the Belarusian intelligentsia, were among between 600,000 and 1.5 million people in then-Soviet Belarus who were swept up in Stalin's mass repression of dissent that came to a head in 1937.
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Partisan tension over the legislation came to a head when Senate Democrats blocked two procedural votes to move ahead with the package, on Sunday and again on Monday, a setback to the bipartisan efforts to find a consensus deal.
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Much of the content moderation discussion we're seeing now came to a head last May when a video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi distorted to make her appear drunk circulated across social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
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What began in the aughts came to a head in the 2010s, as celebrities, publicists, and the various outlets they collaborated with, from People to Entertainment Tonight, scrambled to combat narratives generated by those outside the established Hollywood system.
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Allegations from Miss America go public The turmoil came to a head in a scathing letter from current Miss America Cara Mund, who accused Carlson and Hopper of marginalizing her so Carlson could be the face of Miss America.
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Concern about the closings came to a head last fall with the news that the city's flagship food cart venue, the Alder Street pod, would be shuttered this summer to make way for the city's first five-star hotel.
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He claimed she was constantly antagonized by him, and it reportedly came to a head when Kubrick had the actress perform the film's memorable baseball-bat scene — in which Wendy recoils in horror from her predatory husband — a reported 127 times.
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Such grievances came to a head last week when more than a thousand retired soldiers, including locals and many others who rushed in from around the country, descended on local government offices in the eastern city of Zhenjiang, in Jiangsu province.
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Their rivalry — chronicled in the new FX series Feud and in the current issue of PEOPLE — began decades earlier, but came to a head after the aging stars filmed their first (and only) movie together, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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In January, a federal judge ordered Woodbridge and Shapiro to pay $22018 billion in penalties and repayments related to the alleged scheme, which came to a head in December 25, when the firm stopped paying investors and filed for bankruptcy.
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Things came to a head at the press tour, however, as multiple reporters kept asking why so many of the networks' new shows featured graphic scenes of women being tortured and abused, often right alongside the objectification of nubile bodies.
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The Late Show host opened his show with a breakdown of the internet battle which has come between the two personalities, which came to a head when Judge S. James Otero dismissed a defamation case filed by Daniels against Trump.
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The issue came to a head in 2014 with the long Amazon/Hachette fight over Amazon's e-book payment policies; even though Hachette won that battle, there are still hang-wringing articles about the pros and cons of e-books.
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Matters came to a head in an act of defiance late last year, when the PIF and Mubadala reportedly used their clout to deprive WeWork of billions of dollars it was about to receive from the Vision Fund and SoftBank.
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After an increase of police violence toward black men that came to a head in July, Washington-based activists Terri Kempton and Layla Tromble realized they had to help out, even if it was just writing words on the internet.
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The battle for control of the PSL and its large campaign war chest ahead of next year's local elections came to a head last week when Bolsonaro attacked party founder Luciano Bivar and called for the party's accounts to be audited.
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Describing a work environment where "people were too busy stabbing each other in the backs to get any work done," she said things came to a head when she noticed that she was being intentionally left out of important meetings.
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On FX's Feud: Bette and Joan, we see how Hollywood profited off the bitter and storied feud it helped foster between the two aging actresses, which came to a head on the set of 1962's Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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Five years of legal proceedings came to a head on Friday, when a Paris court ruled that Durand-Baissas can sue Facebook for $22,550 in damages as well as the reactivation of his account in the country's highest appeals court.
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This past October, my obsession with YouTube came to a head and I got the chance to attend my first Beautycon in New York City — an event that brings together content creators and beauty brands in a convention-like setting.
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The situation came to a head last June when Francis demanded that all priests in the diocese write him a letter within 30 days pledging their obedience to and accepting Okpaleke as their bishop because he was appointed by a pope.
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This came to a head in what was dubbed "the Battle of Janesville," when Ryan found himself shouted down by a crowd of town hall seniors, some sporting "Make America Great Again" caps, as he tried to defend Medicare premium support.
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Tensions between pro-EU establishment figures and those skeptical of the European project came to a head over the weekend after Italian President Sergio Mattarella vetoed Lega and M5S's pick for economy minister, Paolo Savona, because of his anti-euro views.
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Those deliberations came to a head this week as Venezuelans took to the streets in nationwide protests on Wednesday and with increased speculation that Guaido would formally swear himself in as the country's President, citing a provision in the country's constitution.
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Most of the 6900 missing-in-action senators (born between the years of 2628 and 28503) were in their teens or mid-twenties when the counterculture activities of the 22019s came to a head at the raucous 1969 Woodstock music festival.
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The situation finally came to a head one Friday night when they found themselves in line at the Corner Bistro in the West Village, on dates with other people, an awkward situation that drove Mr. Sternal to seek out another restaurant.
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Things came to a head after a Washington Post report revealed that Sessions had met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the campaign season — and subsequently denied meeting with Russians during Senate hearings for his attorney general nomination months later.
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Frustrations came to a head in June with "the meeting of 12" — when those female executives met for an internal conference and voiced complaints of gender bias and sexism, as well as worked to find solutions on how to move forward.
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The friction came to a head in 2018, when Amazon paused construction on new downtown office towers in protest of a new type of payroll tax the City Council was trying to pass to pay for homelessness services and affordable housing.
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But discussion continued about the windows' presence in the church, a debate that came to a head after the deadly unrest in Charlottesville, in which white supremacists descended on the city to protest the removal of a statue of Lee.
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The confrontation came to a head when he sought to pack the Supreme Court by adding as many as six more justices to seize control of the bench, an idea that provoked fierce opposition in both parties and ultimately collapsed.
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Tensions came to a head earlier in December when the CDU party leader, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, rejected calls from the SPD's new leftwing leadership team to renegotiate the terms of the governing alliance, putting the coalition's survival into 2020 in doubt.
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Things between the White House and the Puerto Rican government came to a head when the White House repeatedly declined to meet with Puerto Rican officials to discuss what they saw as dire circumstances in the wake of the storm.
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Nicki Minaj launches merchandise line based on Cardi B fight The Bronx-rapper later said during an interview that everything came to a head after she saw that Minaj had liked, and then unliked, a tweet critical of Cardi's mothering skills.
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Forces fighting for the future of New York City's fashion industry came to a head on Monday evening in the less-than-chic but nevertheless most fitting of places: the auditorium at the High School of Fashion Industries in Manhattan.
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The measure partly was intended to prevent another potential Wall Street meltdown, which came to a head after the September 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers — a decade ago this week — revealed the breadth and depth of the subprime mortgage disaster.
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The harsh reality of the Three Strikes Law came to a head when in 2012 — over 20 years after the law passed — Californians voted overwhelmingly to scale back the law and limit the number of life sentences over minor offenses.
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Their investigation came to a head in March when prosecutors searched Audi's headquarters in Ingolstadt in connection with the emissions scandal, as well as a second German plant and subsequently even the law firm that VW had hired to clear up dieselgate.
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Here's the entire statement and apology as recorded by Media Matters: It's not clear what prompted the on-air apology now seeing as Pizzagate came to a head in early December, but this is a big step in the fight against fake news.
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This all came to a head on Wednesday night, when Skrillex closed out the main beachside stage and everyone absolutely lost their shit, particularly when he bought out the whole bar in the middle of his set for the audience to drink.
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The backlash against social networks and big tech companies, which recently came to a head with Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, has kicked off a widespread re-evaluation of the kinds of information that we willingly, and sometimes unwittingly, surrender to various services.
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The backdrop: Almost everyone in the White House has come to loathe Ricardel, and that tension came to a head on Tuesday when first lady Melania Trump called for her removal, saying Ricardel "no longer deserves the honor" of holding her position.
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The scrutiny on these allegations came to a head last Thursday in a raw and emotional hearing featuring testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, a Palo Alto University professor who says that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school.
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The problem came to a head in that controversial interview, but it stemmed from years of women in their workplace not having space and security to speak up in the first place, something her male colleagues say they regret not being aware of.
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Turkey's practice of censoring the Internet and the social media channels it facilitates is an ongoing issue in the country, one that came to a head once again on Tuesday in the wake of the terrorist bombing attack on Istanbul's Ataturk Airport.
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The encryption debate, which has been simmering for more than a year, came to a head this month after the Federal Bureau of Investigation obtained a search warrant for the work iPhone of Syed Riswaan Farook, one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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As the South China Morning Post reported on Monday, diplomatic tensions between Hong Kong and Japan came to a head this past weekend when Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono paid a visit to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor.
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An ongoing feud between makeup entrepreneurs and former friends Kat Von D and Jeffree Star came to a head today, with Von D releasing an Instagram post and a tell-all video that documents the duo's one-time friendship and explosive falling-out.
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The largely peaceful protests came to a head over the weekend, when Dakota Access, the company in charge of the construction, began to dig up some of the sacred sites, and private security guards unleashed attack dogs and sprayed tear gas on protesters.
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Waymo's "frenzied race" against Uber to bring the first self-driving car to market came to a head in February when the Google-owned auto company filed a lawsuit against Uber, claiming the startup had misappropriated its trade secrets and patented information.
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Their lack of transparency has long worried investors but the issue came to a head in February with the arrest of Samsung Group chief Jay Y. Lee over his alleged role in a corruption scandal that rocked the political and business establishment.
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It all came to a head in 2017, when the island was devastatingly hit by Hurricane Maria — the deadliest natural disaster in US history, which killed nearly 3,000 Puerto Rican residents in the immediate landfall and the devastation that ensued for months afterward.
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A long-running campaign for independence by a group of Catalan politicians, who hold a majority in the regional parliament, came to a head on Wednesday when they approved a law to allow a vote on secession from Spain scheduled for Oct. 1.
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According to SPIN, the 24-year-old rapper and the publication came to a head when David Turner, a writer for the site at the time, wrote a piece about the "emotional disconnect" he felt while listening to Chance's 2016 album Coloring Book.
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Earlier this year, talks over what to do about Gansevoort, an enticingly large swath of open space along the river, located just a few blocks from 75 Morton, the middle school with the chronically late flag football team, came to a head.
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The person at USIBC said tensions between the Chamber and the council came to a head over the Chamber's "unwarranted demands" during a hectic time for the USIBC, as it was preparing for the June visit of India's prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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For the Eagles, the win snapped a two-game losing streak and sends them out on a high note to end their rocky season, which came to a head on Tuesday with owner Jeffery Lurie's decision to fire head coach Chip Kelly.
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The discussion came to a head when Van der Bellen asked Hofer which politicians were supporting him across the European Union — suggesting it was only political extremists such as French National Front leader Marine Le Pen and Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders.
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The gathering has been marked by intraparty fighting, which came to a head on Wednesday night when Mr. Cruz was heckled and shunned during his address for not endorsing Mr. Trump despite signing a pledge last year to support the eventual nominee.
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The conflict famously came to a head in 1982, when the Argentine government, then in the hands of a brutal military dictatorship, sent poorly trained and ill-equipped young soldiers to reclaim the islands, resulting in 650 Argentine and 255 British deaths.
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Things came to a head for McFarlane when Marvel editor Tom Defalco refused to print a panel he drew for Spider-Man 2000 featuring a sword piercing the eye of super mutant Juggernaut, because he believed the graphic violence violated the Comic's Code.
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More than a decade of mental anguish came to a head a few years ago, when I finally sought NHS help and received that all important diagnosis, coupled with a prescription that kept the darkest aspects of my illness at arms' length.
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The talks came to a head late Tuesday in Ms. Pelosi's office at the Capitol after she returned from the explosive meeting with Mr. Trump, who had sought to undercut her by alluding to her troubles corralling the votes to become speaker.
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For weeks, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren supporters have been debating the merits of Warren staying in the race, a conflict that came to a head when moderate candidates Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg dropped out to consolidate power behind Joe Biden.
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"I think my behavior automatically has shifted… I just reached a moment where I realized I had to change my life, I realized things had to be different and everything just kind of came to a head in that moment," Spurlock said.
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The dispute came to a head last October when the European Commission referred Poland to the EU's Court of Justice in order to, it said, "protect judges from political control" that had been introduced by Poland's conservative ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS).
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It's unclear if the same set of issues is at play here with Bethesda, but the sudden removal of all of the publisher's games, save the lone Wolfenstein title, does seem to indicate some sort of licensing dispute that came to a head.
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Heavily indebted Lebanon is stuck in an economic crisis which came to a head last year when protesters took to the streets calling for the ruling politicians to be booted out over state corruption and bad governance - root causes of the problem.
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The issue came to a head after Mr. Trump asked for Mr. Flynn's resignation last week because Mr. Flynn had misled Vice President Mike Pence and other White House officials about what he discussed with Russia's ambassador in a December phone call.
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Mr. Campbell and Mr. Collins were involved in a war of words in the months before the shooting, and the dispute apparently came to a head that night in a second-floor green room at the concert hall, according to court papers.
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THE tortured relationships between two royal families, Jerusalem, Israel and the Jews came to a head this week as Britain's future king (and unless something changes, the future head of the Church of England) toured the city, which is held dear by three monotheistic religions.
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Lewis's drama-filled few months came to a head on Thursday, when Lewis announced on Jeff Lewis Live that he and Edward, 33, were taking a break from their 10-year relationship, with Edward moving out of their Sherman Oaks home and into a hotel.
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But the issue came to a head this week when Flynn resigned late Monday after admitting to misleading Vice President Mike Pence and other top administration officials about the nature of his conversations with the Russian ambassador to the United States before Trump's inauguration.
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Things came to a head when Spears was put on a 5150 hold under mental health twice in January of 2008, with one time including a custody stand-off with Federline during which she locked herself in a bathroom with one of her young sons.
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Photo: Mark Wilson (Getty)Long-simmering concerns over Amazon's facial recognition software came to a head today during the company's annual shareholder meeting, where activist investors put forward several agenda items that would increase oversight of the software and limit who could use it.
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The relationship came to a head at a stormy meeting at the LIA's offices on July 23, 2008, in which Mustafa Zarti, the fund's then deputy chief, swore at Goldman's representatives and threatened to "come after their families", a witness, Catherine McDougall, told the court.
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Norma was just 22 when championed the fight for a woman's right to an abortion ... and she became the center of one of the most contentious legal battles in American history that came to a head in 1973 when the Supreme Court legalized abortion.
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All of these new tenants of online discussion—indignation, losing the thread of debate, content for the sake of content—came to a head in the aftermath of the Paris attacks, where outrage seemed to overtake grief as a more direct way to express mourning.
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Scaramucci's public attacks on Priebus came to a head on Thursday, when The New Yorker published an interview with the new communications director, in which he called Priebus a "f-----g paranoid schizophrenic" and acknowledged that he wanted to force the chief of staff out.
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Those issues came to a head at a meeting this month of major conservative donors convened by the billionaire hedge fund executive Paul Singer, a resolute Trump opponent who has opined that Mr. Trump's campaign proposals would cause a "widespread global depression" if enacted.
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For Nitschke, things came to a head in Australia in 2014 after he was approached by Nigel Brayley, an attendee at one of Nitschke's seminars who was under investigation for murder, something that Nitschke has said he was not aware of at the time.
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The executives will be grilled on the growing consumer anger directed at airlines, which came to a head when Dr. David Dao was dragged from a United flight at a Chicago airport on April 9 to make room for crew members on the aircraft.
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Position: ForwardYear: JuniorStats: 17.0 PPG, 7.6 RPG, 1.3 APGNot since before the Rick Pitino situation came to a head have the Louisville Cardinals had as much hype as they do heading into the 2019-20 season, and Jordan Nwora is undoubtedly their shining star.
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Those concerns came to a head when Senate Democrats blocked two procedural votes to move ahead with a stimulus package -- on Sunday and again on Monday -- moves that ratcheted up tensions in the Capitol as Republicans argued that Democrats were obstructing progress toward a deal.
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The conflict came to a head Wednesday when OCC Chief Operating Officer Morris Morgan said in the letter to Waters that the House committee staff had argued that it was in the public's interest to know the internal details of how Wells Fargo is supervised.
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The governor ordered a monitor appointed after years of problems at Nycha came to a head over the last several months, with revelations in November that the authority falsified paperwork related to lead paint inspections and widespread heat and hot-water outages last winter.
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The bitter dispute came to a head after President Bolsonaro called on the PSL two weeks ago to open its books for audit, and days later, the federal police searched the offices and homes of party founder Luciano Bivar in an electoral fraud probe.
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In August, after Johnson replaced the unfortunate Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayUK's Johnson sends EU 'final offer' on Brexit Saagar Enjeti warns 2020 Democrats against embracing Hillary Clinton The 'Mother of Parliaments' and the 'Lords of Misrule' MORE as PM, these conflicts came to a head.
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Read more: These photos of Victoria's Secret commercials over the years reveal why the store is struggling in the #MeToo era This came to a head in November after a Vogue interview with Ed Razek, the chief marketing officer of L Brands, went viral online.
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The revolutionary Zapatista Army had rebelled for years against the Mexican government, and in December of that year, the violence came to a head when 45 people, including 2.03 children, were killed during an attack in the state of Chiapas, in a town sympathetic to the Zapatistas.
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WATCH: More Than 100 NFL Players Kneel During Anthem in Defiance of President Trump The protests came to a head Monday night when Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took to the field with the whole team and they briefly kneeled in solidarity shortly before the anthem.
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES, April 17 (Reuters) - A long-simmering dispute between The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Association of Talent Agents (ATA) came to a head on Wednesday, with the WGA saying it had filed a lawsuit against the four major U.S. talent agencies.
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But differences between Erdogan and Gulen began to emerge over issues including a peace process with Kurdish militants in Turkey's southeast, and came to a head in December 2013 when police and prosecutors seen as sympathetic to Gulen opened a corruption investigation into Erdogan's inner circle.
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The bad press came to a head last week when Recode reported that a top Uber executive had obtained the medical records of a customer who was a rape victim and shown them to other executives as part of an investigation into the role of a rival.
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Turkey has long complained about U.S. support for the Kurds, but the tensions came to a head this month after U.S. officials described a "border security force" — a term they later walked back — that Ankara worried would legitimize and cement a Kurdish presence at its border.
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If things came to a head over North Korea or in the Mueller investigation, I'd like strong public servants to be there to advise the president against a rash or illegal order or, if that fails, to resign in protest to call greater attention to the problem.
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The issue came to a head last month when Republican members of HVAC stormed out of a routine markup after being denied the opportunity to bring up amendments to one of the pending pieces of legislation, and were repeatedly gaveled down when trying to make parliamentary inquiries.
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Tensions between Oprah and the cattle industry came to a head in December 1997, when a group of executives filed a lawsuit against the talk show host, blaming her for millions in lost business as a result of statements about beef they believed were false and defamatory.
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The NFL is trying to get beyond the whole kneeling controversy, which came to a head last season, with players around the league joining the protest and President Donald Trump taking them to task for what he believed was a sign of disrespect for the country.
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PEOPLE Now caught up with Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham to dish on her drama with costar Amber Portwood, which came to a head during the MTV show's reunion last December, when Portwood — in an attempt to defend her fiancé Matt Baier — took a swing at Abraham.
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This came to a head in recent months, despite having been known for over a year, because McCabe's name surfaced in a controversial text message sent by FBI agent Peter Strzok, who was recently removed from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe over evidence of anti-Trump political bias.
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Things came to a head when League leader Matteo Salvini, Italy&aposs interior minister and deputy prime minister, closed Italian ports to private ships picking up migrants sailing from North Africa in flimsy boats, saying those volunteer rescuers act as de facto "taxi services" for human smuggling networks.
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A controversial bobcat hunting proposal came to a head in May when sportsmen organizations squared off with conservationists over whether the population had rebounded enough to support a limited trapping season of up to 60 animals, something the Ohio Department of Natural Resources first proposed back in February.
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One point of contention centers on how aggressively former Purdue President Richard Sackler should disavow emails he had written years earlier that maligned opioid addicts, a debate that came to a head in anticipation of a critical segment on HBOs news satire Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
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The acrimony between the two competing factions came to a head during the revolutions of the Arab Spring and the contentious issue of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist movement backed by Qatar and Turkey in those struggles, which Saudi Arabia sees as an impediment to its regional influence.
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Months of erratic social-media activity from Brandon Truaxe, the founder of the wildly successful beauty startup Deciem, came to a head earlier this week, when Truaxe announced in a long, rambling Instagram video — geotagged to the White House — that Deciem would be shutting down all operations, effective immediately.
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The coup came to a head in late-May 2016 when the Gang — led by the increasingly erratic BamBrogan — hand-picked seven of the Company's key employees to join their scheme and most had less than a day or two to decide whether they were in or out.
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The lobbying came to a head, according to people who were involved, in a hastily called April 1 meeting between top White House officials — led by Valerie Jarrett, Mr. Obama's senior adviser and one of his closest confidantes — and national leaders of the gay and transgender rights movement.
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In addition, long-simmering tension between Carson's campaign and his close friend and outside adviser Armstrong Williams over the direction of the campaign came to a head on New Years Eve, when campaign manager Barry Bennett and other top aides suddenly quit amid talk that they would be fired.
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In season 2, this came to a head for Tammé (Kia Stevens), after her son watched her perform as Welfare Queen, forcing her (and viewers) to delve into the roles Black women have to take to find work in the entertainment industry, and the cost that comes with it.
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Things came to a head in 2017 when two of the year's most anticipated video game titles, Electronic Arts' "Star Wars Battlefront II" and Warner Brothers' "Middle-earth: Shadow of War," faced backlash from gamers due to the inclusion of micro transactions in exchange for so-called loot boxes.
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Tension over the economy's performance came to a head this summer, when India's respected Central Bank governor, Raghuram Rajan, who had resisted pressure from right-wing leaders to make deep cuts to interest rates to spur growth, decided to return to academia after his term ended in September.
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WWE Live Tour -- GRANTED Bon Jovi -- GRANTED Ringling Brothers -- GRANTED Hayes claims things came to a head in April 2017 when a black security officer told a white member of Radiohead's crew he had to walk through a metal detector -- and the crew member responded by dropping his pants.
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On Monday's episode of TLC's 90 Day Fiancé spinoff, The Other Way, tensions came to a head between the 30-year-old man from India and 60-year-old grandmother who moved across the world from from Palm Springs, California, and left her life behind to be with him.
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Tensions between the government and Silicon Valley came to a head in February 2016, when the Justice Department sued Apple over its refusal to help the FBI access the locked iPhone of one of the shooters who killed 14 people in an ISIS-inspired attack in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The four-time NBA All-Star got chippy with T.J. Warren throughout their contest at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, but things came to a head towards the end of the third quarter when Warren resorted to pulling on Butler&aposs arm to prevent him from hitting an easy layup.
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This friction point came to a head last Wednesday at Oakland City Hall, during the roll-out of SB210, a state bill seeking to fix the housing crisis by forcing cities to build new units, but which does not make any guarantees on the affordability of those units.
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The last confrontation under the Obama administration between Moscow and Washington came to a head this fall after American intelligence agencies concluded that hacking by their Russian counterparts had breached national security, cracking open the computers of the Democratic National Committee to reveal emails that embarrassed Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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The controversy came to a head only a day after Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski put on an aggressive display in a House Judiciary Committee hearing that prompted the White House to preview a sweeping executive privilege claim even though he never worked for the federal government.
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Sansa and Arya have been bristling at each other pretty much since the latter's return to Winterfell, and things came to a head in "Beyond the Wall" when Arya confronted Sansa about a letter she was forced to write back when she was held captive by the Lannisters.
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A raging, century-long battle between Oreo (which makes chocolate sandwich cookies cradling a disc of bright white cream filling) and Hydrox (which makes chocolate sandwich cookies cradling a disc of bright white cream filling) came to a head in what may be the most vicious cookie showdown of the year.
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Things came to a head in December 2015, when Wilton confessed in a series of now-deleted tweets to having a sexual relationship with a UK-based YouTuber named Paige, known as Paige the Panda online, when she was underage — and to posting nude images of her on the platform.
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Massive protests in the former British colony that began early last month came to a head overnight on Monday, prompting predictions that the police would take a harder stance, the city would be forced into a tighter embrace with the mainland and Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam would be forced out.
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The Bachelor's Women Tell All is no stranger to dramatic moments, but even the live audience was shocked when, after Demi Burnett and Courtney Curtis had plenty of harsh words for the other during the season, things finally came to a head when Curtis shoved a baby's pacifier into Burnett's mouth.
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Continued hardship Sunday's incident came amid daily anxiety in the South American nation, where the economic hardship and bloody political turmoil that had roiled the country for months came to a head last week when the Constituent Assembly was voted into office, taking the place of the opposition-led National Assembly.
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" According to letters, the conflict came to a head in Tahiti, when Barbara had what Helen called a "moral break down" and "turned against" her mother; perhaps related to an unchaperoned trip taken with Captain Andrew Burt, during which Barbara wrote she "picked up a new and glorious acquaintance—the devil.
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The simmering tensions came to a head in 2013 when the pair clashed over which of them should be the lead rider for Team Sky, with Wiggins initially saying he expected Froome to support his defence of the title, only to be undercut when the team decided Froome was their man.
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Although the pro-independence movement in Catalonia has been a thorn in the side of the Spanish government for decades, tensions came to a head in October when the Catalan government held a referendum on independence despite a ban by Spain's constitutional court and attempts by Madrid to stop the vote.
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Massive protests in the former British colony that began early last month came to a head overnight on Monday, prompting predictions that the police would take a harder stance, the city would be forced into a tighter embrace with the mainland and Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam would be forced out.
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The tension between tech and law enforcement came to a head about four years ago when Apple resisted a federal request to help investigators gain access to a locked iPhone that had belonged to a man who took part in a shooting that killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The spat came to a head after a primary debate, when Warren approached Sanders on stage and said "I think you called me a liar on national TV." More recently, Sanders sought to beat Warren on her home turf in Massachusetts on Super Tuesday, a move which frustrated some Warren allies.
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The intensity over the debate language came to a head in San Francisco, where activists -- many of whom from the Sunrise Movement, which has strongly advocated for a Green New Deal -- attended the DNC meeting to continue their months-long demand for a climate change debate among the Democratic presidential candidates.
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The perception among Martin Bouygues' rivals that they had the upper hand proved decisive on March 24 when a stand-off between the 63-year-old businessman and 38-year-old Macron came to a head and Bouygues stormed out of a meeting at the economy ministry, according to two of the sources.
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As Big Little Lies fans will remember, the twists and turns of the seven-episode season came to a head during the raved-about finale, in which Kidman pushed her abusive husband Perry White to his death, surrounded by the Monterey Five (played by Kidman, Witherspoon, Zoe Kravitz, Shailene Woodley and Laura Dern).
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The International Court of Justice in The Hague, which settles legal disputes between United Nations member states, is due to announce on Monday its findings in the row, which came to a head after landlocked Bolivia filed a lawsuit in 2013 seeking to force Chile to negotiate access to the Pacific Ocean.
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The debate over his tone came to a head this week after shifting campaign management responsibilities from Corey Lewandowski — who was known for letting Trump be Trump — to Paul Manafort, who privately told leaders in the Republican Party that Trump would be more presidential after winning the nomination, first reported by Politico.
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This tension came to a head in November when Zak and her husband David Spector, also a cofounder and co-CEO of ThirdLove, tookRead more: ThirdLove founder reveals why the company took out a full-age ad slamming rival Victoria's SecretZak told Business Insider that she read the Vogue article dozens of times.
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The issue came to a head in February when Sanders cursed and yelled at White House counsel Donald McGahnDonald (Don) F. McGahnAmerica has no time to wait for impeachment Election agency limps into 2020 cycle The Memo: Mueller's depictions will fuel Trump angst MORE, two people familiar with the confrontation told the newspaper.
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These irreconcilable differences came to a head on July 11, 1804, in a fatal duel in Weehawken, N.J. The genius of "Hamilton," which opened in February 2015, four months before Donald Trump announced his presidential campaign, was the way in which it made the stuff of history textbooks feel unexpectedly vivid, even contemporary.
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A new report lends some fresh details to the nature of that threat: By all appearances, Iranian hackers don't currently have the capability to start causing blackouts in the US. But they've been working to gain access to American electric utilities, long before tensions between the two countries came to a head.
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As the labeling battle came to a head on Capitol Hill earlier this year, Hirshberg ramped up his efforts to lobby the U.S. Senate to pass a mandatory GMO labeling bill, even urging Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Everything came to a head with a vote so stubbornly tied that when no one would budge after two separate votes, host Jeff Probst forced them all to randomly pick rocks from a bag, lottery-style, to determine who went home — for only the third time in the show's 33-season history.
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And there has also been media sniping that came to a head this week after the New York Post reported on a shouting match on a public street in New York between Lewandowski and Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks -- a report Lewandowski blamed on his rivals in and around the campaign, a campaign source told CNN.
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This came to a head on June 12 when protests against a proposal that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial led to police firing rubber bullets and tear gas near the heart of Hong Kong's financial centre, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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For years, Republicans and conservatives have accused NPR and PBS of ideological and political bias Things came to a head in 2010 when NPR fired Juan Williams as a commentator for allegedly making anti-Muslim remarks, and NPR successfully solicited funding for local reporting from a foundation controlled by the uber liberal George Soros.
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Complete with never-before-seen backstage footage and revealing new interviews with family, friends and entourage-members, it portrays Houston to be as endlessly troubled as she was talented, asserting that her personal battles with image, sexuality, and crippling addiction eventually came to a head and led to her death at the age of 48.
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According to one Republican strategist with close ties to the White House, the whole episode came to a head because Comey described himself as "mildly nauseous" at the idea his actions in regard to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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This came to a head on June 12 when protests against a proposal that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial led to police firing rubber bullets and tear gas near the heart of Hong Kong's financial center, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Meanwhile, 59% of tech workers "somewhat agree" or "strongly agree" that "tech companies should work with the US government on military projects," another source of recent controversy in the industry, which also came to a head when reports exposed Google's Project Maven, a drone AI imaging contract with the Pentagon, which it subsequently did not renew.
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"The Storm" is related to Pizzagate, a right-wing conspiracy theory which claims Democrats are involved in a pedophile sex ring run inside Comet Ping Pong, a pizza restaurant in DC. Pizzagate came to a head in December 2016, when a man fired a rifle inside the restaurant after he went there to "self-investigate" the theory.
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And everything kind of came to a head on Sunday night when Apple just basically took down all but one podcast that Infowars, you know, hosted on the platform and that was sort of the first decision that treated Infowars content holistically rather than saying like 'Oh this one episodes is bad, we're gonna pull it.
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The issue came to a head in May at Facebook, where a majority of outside investors backed a measure to revamp its voting structure amid concerns about how the company had handled content and privacy issues, but the vote had no impact given the majority control of voting rights by company founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Trump has ramped up pressure on Mexico over a group of around 7,000 Central American migrants waiting in Tijuana as they pursue asylum claims in the U.S. Border tensions came to a head in recent weeks when U.S. agents fired tear gas into Mexico as dozens of migrants sought to breach the fence between Tijuana and California.
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And things really came to a head this week as the dust-up over Captain America's comic book reveal—which, spoiler alert, revealed that Cap was a Hydra agent all along—lead to both smart think pieces about the character's value as a patriotic symbol, and, well, death threats sent to those responsible for the comic.
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McKenzie went on to tell lawmakers he believed that the reduction in Navy carrier presence in early 2019 and years prior may have contributed to the latest cycle of escalation from Iran that came to a head with the US assassination of Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander Qasem Soleimani and a retaliatory strike from Iran on US bases in Iraq.
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Screenshot: U.S SenateGoogle's ill-treatment of its contract workforce is well documented, came to a head earlier this year when over 900 employees signed a letter calling for the company to respect the contracts, the humanity, and the work of its temporary workforce—"temps, vendors, and contractors," or TVCs, who are employed by outside staffing firms.
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Long-simmering questions about both the social media giant and the secretive conservative data firm Cambridge Analytica, with ties to the Mercer family, the Trump campaign, and Steve Bannon, came to a head with the revelation that Cambridge Analytica had improperly accessed data on tens of millions of Facebook users and deployed it during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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These tensions came to a head on Lunar New Year's Day in 2016, when several proponents of localism — a movement to preserve the city's unique features, especially against encroachment from Beijing — called for a gathering to support hawkers selling fishballs and other cart foods in the working-class neighborhood of Mong Kok, claiming the vendors were being harassed by the authorities.
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The criticism came to a head when Wolff abruptly ended a pressing interview on Australia's version of "Today" in late February, with the author removing his earpiece and walking out of the studio after claiming he couldn't hear a question about apologizing to the president and first lady for suggesting he was having an affair with Haley, the former South Carolina governor.
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There's even a word for it: hanryu or hallyu, which translates to "Korean wave" — in other words, the outward flow of culture that began in the previous millennium, but came to a head in the past decade, with recent surges that made K-pop a household name and that filled our medicine cabinets with K-beauty staples like jelly masks, cushion compacts, and milky toners.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2020 contenders MORE (D-Mass.) came to a head at Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate as the two candidates clashed over the role of wealthy donors in politics.
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