Nearby Cascade had just been slammed by the closing of a Boise Cascade sawmill that had been the area's biggest employer.
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While the ocean problems from climate change can cascade into even bigger problems for nature and people, it's important to remember that the solutions can cascade, too.
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Cascade of sexual harassment allegations Washington is now also consumed by the cascade of sexual harassment allegations that are causing embarrassment for Democrats as well as the GOP.
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Among the many revelations in this morning's cascade of insanely damaging news reports (not to be confused with last night's cascade of insanely damaging news reports, or the cascade of insanely damaging news reports that awaits us tonight) is the existence of a back-channel between President Donald Trump and his axed national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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At that point, a genuine cascade will become more likely.
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The shooting took place at Cascade Mall in Burlington, Washington.
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When this happens, a cascade of complicating biological events occur.
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They didn't get very far on the Cascade Ampitheatre Trail.
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Celebrities are making a real splash in these cascade candids!!!
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It's this cascade of light that an IACT looks for.
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Among the investors: Cascade Investment, Bill Gates' asset management firm.
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The Cascade Kriek was high as well, at 8.2 percent.
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Waiting at a bus stop in a cascade of snow.
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As predicted, the tweets set off a cascade of reminders.
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In others, waterfalls cascade from above and flow under it.
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"It's a whole cascade of things that occur," he said.
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The final chip in the cascade has been Venezuela's currency.
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What you do ... You don't have time to cascade everyone.
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Public anxiety grew amid a cascade of closures and cancellations.
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Commuters were constantly bracing for the next cascade of delays.
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From there, in a cascade of humiliations, his life unravels.
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Opponents soon remade his image through a cascade of lies.
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"That caused the same kind of cascade," Mr. Casap said.
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But the cascade of issues for Southwest has investors nervous.
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Cascade beer is to Tasmania what Budweiser is to America.
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In January 2021, you will see a cascade of legislation.
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A profound economic downturn could trigger a cascade of defaults.
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The cascade of events seemed almost surreal to many here.
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And then there's Kessler Syndrome: a space sickness in which low-Earth orbit is so overpopulated that collisions cascade into more collisions, which create more debris that causes more collisions that cascade into more collisions.
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How is this cascade of immorality and injustice shaping our society?
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Mount Shasta is the second largest volcano in the Cascade Range.
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South sister is one of three "sisters" in the Cascade Range.
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They conclude that the cascade rate would have increased 50-fold.
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I think we've had sort of a cascade of game changers.
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Such interruptions cascade quickly through the tightly connected U.S. supply chain.
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And all of this information is now beginning to cascade out.
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Nearly every day will create the possibility of a new cascade.
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The gunman began shooting at the Cascade Mall around 7 p.m.
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Indeed, a cascade of sanctions could be reintroduced across the summer.
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They cascade down his homepage unbidden, row after row after row.
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The cascade of threes had to end at some point, right?
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But in the past week, she's faced a cascade of cancelations.
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The failures of Katrina prompted a cascade of reforms by Congress.
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Plus: a cascade of natural disasters, including catastrophic wildfires and hurricanes.
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Hiring decisions can have long-lasting impacts that cascade into the future.
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I would love to descend upon you and cascade down your spine.
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To the uninitiated, the cascade of reverse-chronological tweets can be incomprehensible.
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Come spring, the frozen cascade melts away, trickling into the Colorado River.
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Sea foam green and white balloons cascade from hoops throughout the room.
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Each cascade was then quantified using four categories to measure its diffusion.
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Finding the right tool triggered a sophisticated cascade of other interlocking challenges.
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"Cascade Mall still an active scene," the Skagit County emergency office tweeted.
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And at that point, I think you could see a cascade effect.
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Then click the task bar and choose Cascade Windows from the menu.
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It is critical to have goals that cascade from these three areas.
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Following this cascade of criticism, Google eliminated the feature entirely late yesterday.
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Still, the cascade of Washington endorsements is rubbing some the wrong way.
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This cascade of events is triggered, in humans, by the hormone progesterone.
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That precipitated a cascade of recognitions by others, especially in Latin America.
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Maybe the shooting of one gang's member causes a cascade of retaliations.
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"The chokehold is a significant initial factor of the cascade," she said.
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The secretary of the Interior departs under a cascade of ethics investigations.
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The overall effect is of a cascade of water, frozen in time.
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Many have already lost their work permits, causing a cascade of consequences.
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Our tech veteran turned Opinion columnist is hoping for a cascade effect.
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The administration approach has drawn a cascade of criticism in recent days.
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One change led to a cascade of opportunities and innovations, he said.
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The rapid processing will likely produce a cascade of new confirmed cases.
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Others help make up the Cascade Range in rural Oregon and Washington.
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But he wants to shrink six others, including Cascade-Siskiyou in Oregon.
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Then he installed a colorful "waterfall" sculpture — a cascade of paper strips.
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The damaged vessels set off a cascade of destructive bleeding and clotting.
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But disappointed bitcoin investors sold and set off a cascade of liquidation.
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A tool called Cascade set fares based on mileage, time, and demand.
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Zimmerman said the project would generate $2 million annually for Cascade Locks.
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If you successfully complete a game, your prize is a cascade of cards.
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During Porter's elaborate funeral at Cascade Hills Church in Columbus, Georgia, on Nov.
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A cascade of development has also changed the economies of mid-sized cities.
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"The chokehold is a significant initial factor of the cascade," Floriana Persechino said.
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A third was the cascade effect of different groups' fights for their rights.
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Waves lap upon the beach, a faucet drips, pools cascade down a fountain.
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Without a reprieve from the federal government, a cascade of lawsuits appears inevitable.
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Bill Gates' investment arm, Cascade Investment, is a lead partner in the project.
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She was beyond the reach of the familiar cascade of updates and notifications.
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Cuts to the other four, including the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, are pending.
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Protesting players at many stadiums have been met with a cascade of boos.
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So what should the EU do to halt this cascade of democratic backsliding?
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Quist is down in Cascade County, which is where Great Falls is located.
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The beverage emerges from a tap looking like a cascade of brown liquid.
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The Village is filled with a cascade of tall, newly balconied apartment buildings.
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Patton started a cascade effect, and I intend to do what I can.
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President Clinton named the Cascade–Siskiyou National Monument in southwest Oregon in 85033.
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There is also the risk of a cascade of negative outcomes for mining.
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This would cascade into vulnerable populations like the elderly and low income areas.
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That led to a cascade of delays and cancellations, stranding thousands of customers.
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Before his intervention, these words were swallowed up in a cascade of language.
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"When people have sex, this creates a whole cascade of neurotransmitters," Kruger explains.
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The Fed is trying to contain the damage and prevent that cascade effect.
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The Fed is trying to contain the damage and prevent that cascade effect.
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She founded Image Cascade in 1999, republishing 14 paperback titles that first year.
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The worm-ridden areas lie at the end of this cascade of neglect.
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A famous real-world example of this type of cascade concerns sea otters.
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The battery's heat can lead to a cascade of failures in nearby batteries.
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So any sudden disruption of the supply chain threatens a cascade of disruptions.
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"That cascade effect will hit us harder than the actual [virus,]" he said.
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A cascade of words engulfed me after I married and became a mother.
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Yet these changes could also set off a cascade of more harmful effects.
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Boeing's move could cascade into a destructive trade war in the aerospace sector.
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The mechanical howl, ocean-deep and horizon-wide, slops over you in cascade.
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Candle Light takes shadow and transforms it into a shimmering cascade of light.
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Since the point of the Nitro Cold Brew is to enjoy the frothy texture and foam, ordering a venti defeats the purpose as it would lose the drink's "nitro cascade" or the texture given from the "cascade of bubbles," Starbucks says.
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That has been followed by a cascade of CEO departures at the power authority.
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But Vice President-elect Pence's takeover of the team caused a cascade of delays.
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The unexpected will happen: a simple terror attack or a complex cascade of catastrophes.
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The result has been a cascade of bleak down-ballot election results for Republicans.
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On the day, a colourful cascade of fireworks illuminated Astana's gleaming space-age facades.
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Plus, these hangers have a built-in cascade feature that allows for additional storage.
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On Wednesday, Trump disbanded two major business councils following a cascade of member resignations.
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She pointed out apartment buildings on Cascade Road and a nearby MARTA bus stop.
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Lead may even alter a child's DNA, so the effects cascade down the generations.
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South Sister, Oregon South sister is one of three "sisters" in the Cascade Range.
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Lautner will be appearing as Dr. Cassidy Cascade in Scream Queens' upcoming second season.
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Although difficult and expensive, Mr Pantziarka says it unleashes a cascade of important events.
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Other backers include Bill Gates' Cascade Investments, Mosaic Ventures, Barry Diller and Greylock Partners.
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The conceptual basis behind "Condensation Cube" indirectly points to this cascade of statistical modeling.
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For Silva, the next few months brought a cascade of medical complications, records show.
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But the headmaster returned a week later with a cascade of more serious symptoms.
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Right: A resettled village to make way for the Nam Ou cascade hydropower project.
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I also had supervisory skills from working as a production superintendent at Boise Cascade.
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Doesn't the perfect cascade of his beard suggest an equation between authority and vanity?
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If the deal ends up going through, expect a cascade of mergers and acquisitions.
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She tossed her head back and let her hair cascade, and her lips quivered.
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Aasgard Pass is located about 120 miles east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountains.
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If the deal ends up going through, expect a cascade of mergers and acquisitions.
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Taxes: $16,952 (2017) Contact: Kristen Kohnstamm, Cascade Sotheby's International Realty, 503-709-4518; sothebysrealty.
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They're in the thousands now, a cascade of sprite-based, spandex-clad, postmodern gladiators.
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A parade of career diplomats and senior officials has offered a cascade of revelations.
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The fatal crashes and a cascade of damning revelations have badly damaged Boeing's reputation.
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The reports led to a cascade of sexual misconduct accusations against other powerful men.
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Growing international availability of ICBM technology will soon make it a global proliferation cascade.
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Various improvements, including an amphitheater at the base of the cascade, are being built.
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The 30 simple, but comfortable, rooms cascade down a cliffside toward Little Vagator Beach.
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Gleaming, billowing waves of synthesized foam slowly cascade over you, gradually assuming massive proportions.
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Riverdale's take on the character has given her pink highlights that cascade down her back.
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The features available to them include "a heart shower" that will cascade down their screen.
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Cascade, though primarily a credit strategy, will occasionally buy and borrow stocks, one source said.
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The short clip shows a flood of light sparkling wine rushing out from the cascade.
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Clearly, the cascade of events in 2017 has upped motivation to deal with sexual harassment.
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I'm sure she could do without the cascade of criticisms to move "fucking fast," though.
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Wu shuffles her platform boots, flouncing a cascade of hair off her back, and poses.
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But delays in the design and prototyping process could cascade well into the holiday season.
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The shindig was a private event hosted by Jermaine, who rented out Cascade skating rink.
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The hashtag for the service is a cascade of comments in a variety of languages.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is now out, brought down by a cascade of personal indiscretions.
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Tuesday's storms caused parts water to cascade down the stairs of a D.C. Metro station.
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President Clinton created Grand Staircase-Escalante and Cascade-Siskiyou, which was also expanded by Obama.
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Cascade — This system was developed mainly by Columbia University and was published in Nature Wednesday.
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I was still living pretty remote then, this time in the Cascade Mountains of Washington.
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Lautner, 24, will play Dr. Cassidy Cascade, who becomes involved with Billie Lourd's Chanel #3.
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Despite a cascade of bad headlines and missteps, Republican Donald Trump remains strongly in contention.
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Extreme stress can also result in a cascade of other physiological events ending with stroke.
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This limits Michigan farmers to commercial varieties like the "Three Cs": Chinook, Centennial, and Cascade.
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"When a lot of farms started out, people put in Cascade like crazy," said Dieleman.
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In the central Great Canal, a towering waterfall will cascade from a yellow construction crane.
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Then there was the second flower, and the third, the fourth, and soon a cascade.
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The Trump edifice is crumbling in a cascade of indictments and guilty pleas, he says.
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Republicans today enjoy a cascade of structural advantages that insulate them from the popular will.
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It also boasts the Pacific coast, the Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier, and Olympic National Park.
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A generally dovish statement from the central bank was greeted with a cascade of selling.
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" The paper soon set off a cascade of what Ellenberg called "math at Internet speed.
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This cascade of glowing water is a natural alternative to another, discontinued Yosemite firefall tradition.
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Doc had dodged death to face a cascade of problems: chronic pain, migraines, PTSD, insomnia.
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The piece bathes both viewers and the room itself in a cascade of projected visuals.
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But then came the cascade of cancellations, beginning with the American at 2700:42 a.m.
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There wasn't any competition, it's just a cascade of influence, which is there throughout literature.
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Principals brought in to improve struggling schools can be confronted with a cascade of allegations.
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What follows upon facing raw reality sans analgesia is a cascade of depression and stress.
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It unfolds as a disconnected cascade of objects and images, in galleries sometimes sloppily hung.
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After this cascade of serenely unpredictable material, Mr. Reich gives the bassist a brief break.
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Snow-capped Mount Rainier, the highest mountain in the Cascade Range, loomed in the distance.
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But those hoping for a cascade of materials from the Trump administration may be disappointed.
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Just as Mr. Albaugh had predicted for Airbus, the decision created a cascade of changes.
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The jury didn't award monetary damages, but the verdict spawned a cascade of similar lawsuits.
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Here, she invoked the whole canonical Versace shebang as if intentionally for an iPhone cascade.
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Similarly, Rhodes recounts the cascade of characters contributing to the eventual development of the battery.
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He soon began making local history climbing summits in the Olympic and North Cascade ranges.
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A slowdown in one of these builds can create problems that cascade into longer delays.
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Douthat: I think it's mostly the recent cascade of scandal — Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen, etc.
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The anger, in turn, has prodded train companies to a seemingly endless cascade of apologies.
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I was recently confronted by this sort of cascade with my own smartphone tracking data.
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It sounds nasty, particularly the scraping part, and like a cascade of grease-covered dishes.
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Worrisome liquid biopsies will start a cascade of subsequent, not-so-simple tests and procedures.
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That quickly set off a cascade as TD Ameritrade, E-Trade and Fidelity followed suit.
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The tumbling woodland cascade in "Smelt Brook Falls" looks like a knot of twisted bedsheets.
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A heartbreakingly familiar cascade began: People left, property values collapsed, and then people couldn't leave.
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As it turns out, there may be a neurobiological analog to this cascade of untruth.
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Located in Emmett, Idaho, this tiny house is called the Cascade and has a metal roof.
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Near the end, the debate disintegrated into an almost comedic cascade of cross-talk and confusion.
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But a cascade of currency crises still seems unlikely, mainly because Turkey's frailties are so acute.
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New investors in Convoy include Cascade Investment, Bill Gates' investment fund Mosaic Ventures, and Barry Diller.
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AMD says that during a benchmark test, EPYC Rome performed twice as fast as Cascade Lake.
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The family's investment vehicle, Cascade International, Investment GmbH, holds about half the Hastors' stake in Grammer.
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Unfortunately, "it caused a cascade of secondary complications," and had been in the hospital battling them.
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While Cascade doesn't disclose its asset totals, the Gates Foundation's endowment totals more than $40 billion.
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Police eventually tracked down the suspect at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, reports The Seattle Times.
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Mr Scharre raises the possibility of a flash war caused by "a cascade of escalating engagements".
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The consequences of rain-on-snow events could thus, she argues, cascade through the Arctic ecosystem.
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The tentacles of their trauma, and the cascade of other crises that followed, are far-reaching.
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"If you come in during the middle of the cascade, it's hard to turn this around."
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Through that prism, Trump's cascade of actions sends an overarching message: He will get things done.
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Many of these securities defaulted, which began a cascade of losses that triggered the financial crisis.
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Click it and the action cascade will download to his tablet, setting into motion the procedure.
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The piece ends with blissful "Alleluia" refrains as crystalline chords cascade in the piano and percussion.
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Two of the cubs, Columbia and Cascade, are 3-week-old sisters from the same litter.
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Its decline has a cascade of consequences well beyond Japan as climate dominoes begin to fall.
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And what is most important is to cascade this philosophy through every manager in the organization.
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Cascade-Siskiyou on the Oregon-California border is a hotspot of biodiversity and climate change research.
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This year brought such a cascade of devastation that I am simply grateful for our resilience.
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The duties are expected to cascade through supply chains, raising prices for businesses and, eventually, consumers.
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The sheer force of Bloomberg's money cascade is keeping him a major factor in the election.
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But the huge quantity of China's production and exports has nonetheless caused a cascade effect elsewhere.
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In "Wigs" (1994), 21 lithographs of braids, coils, locks, and silky waves cascade from a wall.
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When famous, good-looking or cool people embrace a norm-shift, you get a mass cascade.
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Mr. Hollis descended about 280 feet into the maw of the cave as the cascade roared.
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The ideas cascade down so you don't know ... because they're not highly specific at the top.
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She spends most of her time scooping it up and letting it cascade through her fingers.
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With names like Destiny, Cascade and Twisted Butterfly, the knots transform the stones into elegant talismans.
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According to Vanity Fair, all that remained was a "cascade of 360-year-old paint chips."
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A seemingly endless cascade of large pinkish-brown stones led upward into the trees and brush.
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But, officers said, they remain vulnerable to human error, and small mistakes can cascade into calamities.
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Evidence suggests that's not always the case in the face of a cascade of online outrage.
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With intercontinental missile ranges increasing rapidly throughout the world, this proliferation cascade is already going global.
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Each day, they calculated, some 800 million viruses cascade onto every square meter of the planet.
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For one thing, the cascade of cash that he had once enjoyed turned into a trickle.
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But even in those instances, the California outcome was just one drop in a nationwide cascade.
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Kirkman pledges to "bridge the divide" and a cascade of bullets rips through the White House.
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But observers like Mr. Washington said the accusations could cascade through the city's criminal justice system.
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Thick streaks of black, white, and yellow cascade against a crimson background in "Green Apple" (1959).
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A cascade of embarrassment would overcome me any time my "real" first name, Phuong, was discovered.
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The cascade of revelations about powerful men is a continuation of this mitigation and correction process.
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"It's what we call cascade screening, looking for affected first-degree relatives," Dr. Lloyd-Jones said.
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They argued that a cascade of defections in the military would follow, eventually toppling the government.
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Facebook has seen a cascade of scandals related to areas such as data privacy and misinformation.
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The camera pans to equally ecstatic Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Lautner), pushing a bandaged patient on a stretcher.
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Or do you set off a staggering cascade of miscommunication, noncommunication, denial, buck-passing and further errors?
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The first was Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Taylor Lautner) is the son of the 1985 murdered hospital patient.
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Few cascade into the heart of an opposing defense in the myriad unstoppable ways he regularly does.
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The areas of concern include the Pacific Crest Trail, Mount Ashland and the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.
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Most flatscreen TVs are edgelit, so the light will cascade to the center and can potentially fade.
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Instead, the falls are at once ghostly and electrified, the white cascade transformed into an inky veil.
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Or it might mean just letting all that hair cascade down in an approximation of youthful carelessness.
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A cascade of sandy soil descends into the gaping hole like a broken hourglass spilled into infinity.
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Big, brash American hops like Cascade, Centennial, Columbus and Chinook lack the subtlety of their British cousins.
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A few crunchy leaves cascade to the ground from the gorgeous oak whose branches graze your windowsill.
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The cascade of political probes targeting the four biggest companies in tech feels like it happened suddenly.
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But the more intense cascade of elite failure in Europe has been the crisis and its aftermath.
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In Seattle, Lime is partnering with Cascade Bicycle Club, a champion for better and safer bicycle infrastructure.
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That pressure has tapered off as a cascade of scandals involving top politicians has rocked the state.
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Whenever this has happened in recent years, we've seen whole sectors crushed by a cascade of selling.
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Mears, who was being held on $50,000 bond, was released from Cascade County Regional Detention Center Monday.
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Cascade-Siskiyou: Established as a national monument by Bill Clinton in 2001 and extending by Barack Obama.
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"We are the two head surgeon doctors at the hospital," said Lautner, who plays Dr. Cassidy Cascade.
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In a falling market the options are to sell quickly – adding to the cascade effect of selling.
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We listen to an aural cascade of F-bombs from the Empire State queen of scorn, Sen.
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The Weinstein stories set off a cascade of allegations that have roiled the media and entertainment industries.
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"Hard to know what the exact trigger would be ... but these things tend to cascade," said Hoskinson.
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Reuters described the cascade of Boeing groundings of the 737 Max 8 as they took place worldwide.
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We all can recite the evidence: the breathlessly updated Facebook profile, the cascade of selfies, the Kardashians.
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Smooth, oblong, neatly contained egg whites that, when pierced, spill out an enticing cascade of golden yolk.
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"To me, it tasted distinctively hoppy, and not unlike a beer hopped with Cascade," said Dr. Denby.
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I let the cascade of prepper tabs wash over me like an early-aughts Alex Jones monologue.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke identified the Cascade-Siskiyou as one of 10 monuments to shrink or modify.
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A cascade of unpredictable events may follow the administration's action, one that could ultimately lead to compromise.
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He also finished his first book, "Climber's Guide to the Cascade and Olympic Mountains of Washington" (1949).
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The memorial is presented as a gigantic cascade of white dots, forming patterns and shapes and lines.
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If you prefer powdered dishwasher detergent, Cascade Complete Powder will leave your dishes clean and streak-free.
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State-of-the-art anatomy classrooms tucked behind the cascade are part of a deceptively pragmatic layout.
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Alas, the thrill is short-lived, a lonely cascade of fireworks in a night of damp squibs.
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For the finale, a cascade of metallic confetti was released, adding to the spectacle of it all.
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Forecasts for the Cascade Mountains in Washington are even higher, with totals expected between 1-1 feet.
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A cascade effect would lead to a perfect storm of instability in Asia and across the globe.
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A takeover of Grammer should be valued between 85 euros to 100 euros a share, Cascade said.
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Bedclothes were kept dry by means of an awning pulled over the bed before the cascade began.
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It's built on a complicated formula, and it's useful for describing the efficiency of a centrifuge cascade.
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Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
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Ginkgo has raised $429 million from investors including Viking Global Investors and Bill Gates' investment company Cascade Investment.
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Similarly weakened publications have complained, at times, that Trump's attacks on journalists cascade down to the local level.
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This cascade of inquiries perfectly mirrors the huge interest in Ceres in the wake of Piazzi's 270 discovery.
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Her face was practically a Sephora ad and her hair, a cascade of smooth, shiny, strategically mussed waves.
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There have been a cascade of leaks and nobody has been held accountable for any of those things.
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The reality is a little more complicated: In 2016, Trump won Cascade County with 57% of the vote.
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A cascade of revelations on Friday made it clear that the gathering wasn't as intimate as first suggested.
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When F.B.I. agents interviewed him at the Cascade County jail in Great Falls, Mr. Wilson stayed in character.
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It has built a stake of just over 20 percent in Grammer through investment vehicles Cascade and Halog.
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Private investors, who have given the company $154 million, include Allen & Co., Baillie Gifford and Cascade Investment Group.
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"I'm doing it," I said to my husband through a cascade of tears, him nodding back at me.
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Investments included companies in quantum cascade lasers, quantum dots, photonic integrated optoelectronic devices, nano-engineered fabrics and others.
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The actress swapped her latest wavy lob for long, two-strand twists that cascade down to her waistline.
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Convoy said Tuesday it raised a new round of funding from Bill Gates's Cascade Investment and other backers.
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Unfortunately, "it caused a cascade of secondary complications," and he has since been in the hospital battling them.
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Google is a data-obsessed company, but the recent cascade of employee activism can be hard to quantify.
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The chances for a misunderstanding, for a retaliatory move to trigger an unstoppable cascade are easy to see.
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What often goes unnoticed is how tax reform on the federal level can cascade down to the states.
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Comedian Hannibal Buress is often credited as a catalyst for the cascade of allegations that surfaced in 2014.
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We also call on the president to expand Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument and the California Coastal National Monument.
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These three items are often woven into, cascade into each other as we look at preparedness in totality.
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An investigation released last week detailed a cascade of human and technical errors that led to the bombardment.
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But the results there should make Republicans nervous that Democrats are starting to peek behind the Cascade Curtain.
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A cascade of new issues rose to subsume the old New Deal conflict that had divided the parties.
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He then sketched out a potential cascade of protests and crackdowns, which could culminate in a military coup.
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Criticizing the quality of their assessment in this instance will likely cascade across other important national security issues.
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A cascade of confetti and fireworks will ring in the new year when the Waterford Crystal ball drops.
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It was just a cascade of vivid fragments—van Gelderen would have to turn it into a book.
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AutoNation has a concentrated shareholder base with its top two shareholders, Cascade Investment Group and ESL Investments, Inc.
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Hinckley, who is twenty-nine, had a blond cascade of hair, round glasses, and a short, raffish beard.
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It's shreds of plastic that cascade from cradles in the ceiling and then are blown about by fans.
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There's a glowing neon sign screaming "GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS" and a cascade of pink flamingos in the window.
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Both the physical crushing and subsequent lack of blood flow begin a cascade known as the crush syndrome.
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Pressed, he talked about a cell process called "signaling cascade" and the interplay between growth, sunlight and gravity.
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In the U.S., a rippling cascade of shocks is oncoming, with severe impacts expected in April and May.
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The scientists were aiming to recreate the flavor of Cascade hops, which are most popular among craft brewers.
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The various curved forms of the "Rabbit" — head, torso and legs — function as a cascade of convex mirrors.
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A fourth wall shows a projected cascade of iPhones, wrist watches, and other capitalist goods floating downward endlessly.
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"People at the leadership level don't have the fingertip feel for how easily the world situation can cascade."
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Given the cascade of international news, you might be have overlooked ominous developments regarding missile and nuclear proliferation.
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His father is the company director of the Cascade Properties Group, a property management company based in Sydney.
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When I finished, a poet in the front row with a cascade of red curls raised her hand.
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Each photograph hangs on a separate floor, but from certain vantage points they all seem to cascade together.
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A subsequent investigation revealed a cascade of human error led to the false alarm to hit Hawaiian phones.
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The campaign was spurred by extensive alleged abuse by Harvey Weinstein and a cascade of other powerful men.
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Early investors include Greylock Partners, Y Combinator, Cascade Investment (the private investment vehicle of Bill Gates) and Code.
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In the days since, there has been a cascade of personnel moves inside the Department of Homeland Security.
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They're staring at multiple screens fringed with multiple tabs, while Twitter, email and texts cascade down their phones.
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The output of one centrifuge is then fed into another and another in an arrangement called a cascade.
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