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When our democratic institutions cease to be responsive to the ballot box, they cease to be democratic institutions.
Because the stimuli don't change, we cease to be stimulated.
If that happens, the internet will cease to be free.
Once they list, of course, companies cease to be unicorns.
The climate conversation should cease to be a shouting match.
When will Mr. Zuma cease to be South Africa's president?
Promises don't cease to be binding because the promisee is dead.
Yet what happens when, inevitably, our nations cease to be victorious?
On March 230th 113 that will cease to be the case.
Or rather English insularity, for Britain would likely cease to be.
If Trump were the nominee, the GOP would cease to be.
Human beings do not cease to be human being when they die.
I hope life will cease to be valued on a sliding scale.
The world is not helped if successful countries cease to be themselves.
Bausch being dead, her work will eventually cease to be au courant.
I never cease to be without both referential systems: Bosnian and American.
"If we do the work, we will 'cease to be divided,'" she said.
When you walk in here, you cease to be the person you were.
If America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great.
It's to even the opportunities so that gendered comparisons cease to be relevant.
"When does this cease to be alpha and baked into beta?" he said.
We must never cease to be united in the defense and in their renewal.
It will also cease to be a political pariah in much of the world.
The terrible thing about being a handmaid is that you cease to be white.
He must cease to be in thrall to his "it's-all-about me" narrative.
However, BGEO will cease to be the holding company for the group's investment business.
China is going to cease to be the country that absorbs the world's exports.
When you walk in here, you cease to be the person that you were.
The only real uncertainty is when digging it will cease to be a significant business.
I will turn to vapor and wisp away into nothingness — I will cease to be.
Without February 29, roughly, every four years, the "constant stars" would cease to be constant.
Whether we go broke or are Balkanized, we will cease to be a free people.
It will never cease to be as visually indulgent as it is irresistible ear candy.
"I cease to be amazed by how much stuff we release publicly now," Burr said.
When they cease to be that's when I'll know I've gone dangerously off the rails.
Inevitably those four names will fall out of favor and cease to be growth stocks.
If the numbers of cases started to expand, that would soon cease to be plausible.
If the fixers are allowed to run the show, it will cease to be worth watching.
I hope you never cease to be as fascinated with the world as you are now.
Contraceptive devices, such as IUDs or even the pill, could cease to be covered by insurance.
Not for one second, mind you, does he cease to be a pain in the neck.
If that happens, the UK will cease to be a member of the EU literally overnight.
The UK will cease to be a member in the European Union, the breakup now definitive.
General Atlantic and DST Global will cease to be shareholders in the company after the transaction.
There has never been a peace agreement scenario under which Jerusalem would cease to be Israel's capital.
If Britain leaves the EU it will cease to be a member and shareholder of the EIB.
British law states the country will cease to be a member of the European Union on Oct.
But if those skills cease to be used, the human brain will quickly return to factory settings.
"I cease to be amazed by how much stuff we release publicly now," Burr said in July.
"I automatically cease to be the director of the museum because my museum is liquidated," he said.
ONE DAY, WILL YOU CEASE TO BE THE CRITIC OF POLITICS AND STEP INTO THE ARENA YOURSELF?
And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.
These reserves will remain until the bonds are sold or until the runoff/maturities cease to be reinvested.
If we accept the lowering of constitutional standards, America will cease to be a shining beacon of liberty.
People do not cease to be our brothers and sisters just because they have an irregular immigration status.
If all of them were given the right to vote, Israel would cease to be a Jewish state.
Pomerantz rejected the companies' argument that Sprint will cease to be a meaningful competitor if the merger fails.
"A people who have lost their national dances, rhythm, and music cease to be a nation," he explained.
At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not cease to be insipid.
Under the realignment, Coca-Cola will cease to be directly interested in bottling operations in mainland China, it said.
But airlines that are partly in British hands may cease to be "EU-owned" after Britain leaves the club.
This idea that once a person dies, they completely cease to be, affects how Satanists celebrate the dead, too.
Kent notes that although Rakuten is investing, it doesn't necessarily meant that Azimo will cease to be platform-agnostic.
If it doesn't make money by selling beverages and food, it will cease to be a place for anyone.
By knowingly and willfully spreading propaganda obtained through coercion and torture, CCTV and others cease to be news media.
Longer term, if current demographic trends continue, white Americans will cease to be a majority over the coming decades.
Banks could cease to be viable businesses, eliminating a key way that money is channeled from savers to productive investments.
However, if the Journal's numbers are correct and the trends continue, Spotify might cease to be synonymous with streaming music.
" Without the U.S.-Japan alliance, argued Ritsumeikan University's Kunihiko Miyake, "the United States will cease to be a Pacific power.
As countries grow richer and more urban, and as more girls go to school, children cease to be economic assets.
Five years ago Satoru Iwata, Nintendo's late boss, warned that "Nintendo would cease to be Nintendo" if it went mobile.
General Atlantic and DST Global will cease to be shareholders in Klarna after the deal, they added in a statement.
As Petrobras now holds 71.25% of the fuel distributor's shares, the unit will cease to be a state-run company.
Almost all of the nearby states eventually cease to be attracted and fall into the repelling regions, hence the instability.
At this point today, it's projected that whites will cease to be a majority by the middle of the century.
Former star fund manager Woodford will cease to be the investment manager of the fund with immediate effect, it said.
"Once we leave the European Union we will automatically cease to be a member of the EEA," the spokeswoman said.
Nonetheless, on December 11th Mr Maduro announced that the 100-bolívar note would cease to be legal tender within 72 hours.
Exclusive car ownership could then cease to be the necessity of modern living that it is today for so many people.
Russia, the analysis predicted, could cease to be an oil power, with output plummeting to half the current level by 2035.
One of these is no longer news — if the threat of sudden global extinction can ever cease to be bad news.
Democracy cannot be built to fit the needs of a particular government or otherwise it would cease to be a democracy.
"The introduction of these amendments will mean that Poland will definitely cease to be a democratic state of law," it said.
In a marketplace with more than two choices, simply tearing down your competitor will cease to be a viable business strategy.
Why would it cease to be a Pacific power by insisting that its allies do more to secure their own military defense?
Their jobs must cease to be a "performance" before they can stop to think of taking care of children as a "performance".
Newly infected patients can cease to be contagious within a few months of starting antiretroviral drugs, raising hope of ending the epidemic.
If corporate imperatives change, the strategic may cease to be the right partner or could push the startup in a challenging direction.
Traffic will cease to be because all of our cars will be synced together and subject to an all-knowing centralized controller.
A British exit would be devastating, not least for Britain, whose own union of England and Scotland would probably cease to be.
Shigehisa Takada, the chief executive, said the Takada family would cease to be involved in the business once the sale was completed.
At this point, the obvious eccentricities of his art, so contrary to the ideals of the High Renaissance, cease to be drawbacks.
The Census Bureau projects that whites will cease to be a majority of the population around 2045 — about 30 years from now.
If in fact, a replicant could give birth to another, it implies that new replicant would cease to be a man-made product.
But I didn't cease to be a caregiver when we joined the community, I just had a bigger team that was more professional.
Existing 10 pound notes, which feature the scientist Charles Darwin, will cease to be legal tender during the first half of next year.
If you abandon that, then you open yourself up to some grand dream, and you cease to be free in any meaningful sense.
But after almost two years of living under the cloud of a possible impeachment, it may soon cease to be a laughing matter.
Transportation — currently the most significant source of emissions by sector in the United States — could cease to be a net emitter of CO₂.
For adults, these cease to be exercises in learning, instead becoming a kind of escapism (and often paired with alcohol for good measure).
If your entire business were static for 12, six or even three months at a time, it would quickly cease to be a business.
Modern PCs bought over the past year that were downgraded to Windows 250 (for corporate compatibility reasons) will cease to be supported after 2200.
Then, eventually, the grass will cease to be watered and die, while the rug will be damp, soaked and wrecked by this temporary lawn.
" A third Conservative lawmaker, Paul Masterton, lamented, "Just because somebody stops using Twitter, it does not mean that they cease to be a twit.
Both the sadism and masochism here is very raw — but pain and pleasure mingle in ways that never cease to be surprising or poetic.
"They're just such beautiful things to look at and I never cease to be amazed when I find one on the beach," he said.
The Amazon can cease to be a rainforest; the Great Barrier Reef bleaches and dies like any other coral in a too-warm sea.
"Once you start charging people, you cease to be a hobbyist, and you start becoming a commercial enterprise, even a small one," he said.
Dr. King's life can never be eclipsed or cease to be the root of all that is transformative in the lives of my people.
And hanging over all of this is the ultimate question: Will Philip and Elizabeth take their children overseas and cease to be the Americans?
Exit from the bloc would mean Catalan lenders cease to be supervised by the European Central Bank, whose deposit insurance scheme protects bank customers.
Only then will they cease to be a breeding ground for terrorists and cooperate in efforts to bring this cycle of violence to an end.
"We will cease to be the heirs of Attila the Hun if becoming a people's party means embracing a politically correct, careful traditionalism," he said.
That black men would cease to be lynched by mobs throughout the South would have seemed farfetched when Ida B. Wells took on the task.
If enough Venezuelan citizens and institutions are swayed to treat Mr. Maduro as no longer legitimate, then he will cease to be legitimate in practice.
Cutting century-old tax giveaways for drilling like the percentage depletion allowance would see a full 59 percent of future production cease to be economic.
Once deepfakes cease to be believable as an existential threat to truth, we'll be left with the same, unchanging questions, more pressing than ever before.
I have often promised myself that I would find out how long it would have taken his body to perish, to cease to be recognizable.
Aparicio is undeterred by a new directive from Attorney General Jeff Sessions declaring that gang and domestic violence will generally cease to be grounds for asylum.
The core of the Arak reactor has been removed and has been filled with concrete, Washington said on Thursday, so it will cease to be operational.
River Group, whose clients include mining firm Petmin and fast-food chain owner Gold Brands, would cease to be a sponsor from July 31, Oakbay said.
Under Article 13 of the alliance's founding treaty, a country can cease to be a member one year after notifying the government of the United States.
Or at some point, Mylan's brand value could cease to be a deterrent to new competition, and become rather a marketing point for a potential competitor.
But of course the people responsible for great evil do not cease to be human, and thus to provoke ordinary human responses, including laughter and empathy.
Without a culture of free inquiry, universities "cease to be universities," Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago from 1929 to 1945, once said.
And at that point, all the White House melodrama and dysfunction could cease to be a sideshow circus and become a serious threat to the economy.
If that movement stops, if you have a society where the upper middle class perpetuates itself one generation to the next, you cease to be America.
The Competition and Markets Authority said Friday that it has "reasonable grounds" to suspect that the companies may cease to be distinct if the deal moves forward.
O.J. Simpson suggests something even more troubling; that a victim of violent crime can either exist as a narrative tool, or cease to be remembered at all.
Of course, no matter the amount of mother-daughter twinning moments, the public will never cease to be amazed at how strong some Hollywood genes really are.
In December 2016 Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, decreed that the 100-bolívar note, then the largest in circulation, would cease to be legal tender within three days.
"A sovereign nation that cannot—or worse, chooses not—to defend its borders will soon cease to be a sovereign nation," added Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
But the danger, she says, is that these characters then "cease to [be] real people," and then become those one-dimensional tropes that are so popular today.
To understate it: If Act 10 is enacted in a dozen more states, the modern Democratic Party will cease to be a competitive power in American politics.
The UK will officially cease to be part of the EU and will lose any decision-making powers, but it will still follow all the EU rules.
Article 50 sets a two-year deadline after which Britain will cease to be a member unless the other countries of the EU unanimously agree to an extension.
If our enigmatic oracles—Thomas Pynchon, say, or Cormac McCarthy—weighed in too often on general literary and political topics, they would cease to be enigmatic, and oracular.
Do all these things, and while estimation will always remain a gauntlet, it will at least cease to be the lethal minefield it still is for so many.
In the last couple of decades, there had been signs, however modest, that eleven o'clock on Sunday morning might cease to be the most segregated hour in America.
As this distance collapses further — as computers begin to understand our speech and then our thoughts with high fidelity — the internet will cease to be stuck in glass.
I understand all of that, but I also know that we will cease to be truly free if ever the day comes when the free press is cowed.
If Mr. Trump is not impeached, the bar for impeachment will be raised to such heights that it will cease to be a functional part of the Constitution.
He said Democrats needed to realize this and start addressing the needs of their former core supporters or else Maryland may cease to be a strong Democratic state.
If everything, even the most esteemed institutions and norms, is subjected to the power of partisan motivated reasoning, then there really cease to be esteemed institutions and norms.
Should they fail to find a better suitor, the deal is expected to close in the second quarter, at which point the company will cease to be publicly traded.
I get my health insurance…Read more ReadRegardless, it's likely that health insurance programs, like Medicaid and Medicare, will cease to be entitlements, and be replaced by Medicare vouchers.
We tend to forget, when a new technology sweeps through our world like a bonfire, that we'll become inured to it, and it'll cease to be impressive or compelling.
What's more, as radiologists cease to be in short supply, their bargaining power will be eroded, and so, too, will their ability to ask for and receive pay rises.
With every day that passes his gimmick edges closer to redundancy until, eventually, he will cease to be South Africa's youngest DJ, he will cease to give us life.
They are only allowed to exchange 2,000 rupees into new money, and the rest must be deposited before the notes cease to be accepted by banks after Dec. 30.
"If they acquired social housing, it would soon cease to be social housing," he said in emailed comments, referring to homes below market rent for people on low incomes.
If no deal is agreed in that time, Britain would cease to be an EU member and revert to trading with the EU on normal World Trade Organisation rules.
He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president, and his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.
"As of today, recently announced changes regarding the access of journalists to the buildings of the Sejm cease to be binding," the Sejm's press office said in a statement.
He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president and his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.
If the party's candidate does not garner 50,000 votes in November, the party will lose its ballot line and essentially cease to be a presence in New York politics.
The Court is thus substantially persuaded that Sprint does not have a sustainable long-term competitive strategy and will in fact cease to be a truly national [wireless carrier].
" But, he adds, "when the government becomes more like a corporation, with the richest 0.001% buying shares and demanding board seats, then we cease to be a representative democracy.
But surely once enough people had been informed about the dangers, once the evidence for global warming became sufficiently overwhelming, climate action would cease to be a partisan issue.
This time, she imagines one way the internet as we know it might cease to be—not with a hack, or a crash, but a, well, you'll see. Enjoy.
On Friday, President Barack Obama will complete his second term in office and cease to be the sitting president, transferring the authority of his office to his elected successor, Trump.
"If God limited Himself only to justice, he would cease to be God and would instead be like human beings, who ask merely that the law be respected," Francis writes.
An additional element of uncertainty lies in the fact that Europe's biggest stock exchange, the LSE, will cease to be in the EU when Britain leaves the bloc in 23.
Of course, should Sampaoli ever take over at Camp Nou, he will doubtlessly cease to be beloved of hipsters whether or not he maintains his aura of effortless, hairless cool.
Some issuers in Indonesia go further by stipulating that if their sukuk cease to be sharia-compliant, they will be declared in default, mature immediately and become repayable to investors.
Dodik is keen to split up the country, so that the Serbs cease to be required to cooperate with Muslims and Croats, enemies during the war in which 100,000 died.
Significant development took place in the city in the past but after the revolution of 1917, it began to cease to be an important commercial center and to lose power.
This week the government ordered a review of whether non-payment of the licence fee (currently set at an annual £154.50, or $203) should cease to be a criminal offence.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it has "reasonable grounds" for suspecting Amazon and Deliveroo could "cease to be distinct," which could give the authority grounds to block the investment.
"He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president and his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill," Romney said.
With 33 justices, it is unlikely that there would be any single swing justice, so nominations would cease to be "winner takes all" affairs that raise the partisan nature of nominations.
But consensus among Ethereum developers means the chances of the birth of a rival coin are slim, market participants said, because the pre-fork software will quickly cease to be used.
The last — and worst — is CBS's Wisdom of the Crowd, which more or less argues that crime would cease to be a thing if we just got rid of privacy rights.
"Upon delivery of the notice to Mr Mukazhanov, the office of his directorship will be vacated, and he will cease to be a director of the Company," Petropavlovsk said in a statement.
One raid for the legendary bird Zapdos, which will cease to be available after today, saw hundreds of players in Yokohama's Chinatown frustrated when the servers prevented them from joining the battle.
Now, the source says, the Labs program is also being revamped; it will cease to be an incubator for a range of startups and will instead act as a more traditional investor.
Ho, who heads one of the world's most lucrative gaming businesses through his flagship firm, SJM Holdings, would also cease to be a director or officer at Shun Tak, the company said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month said 500 and 1,000 bank notes - worth a combined $503 billion and 86 percent of cash in circulation - would cease to be legal tender after Dec.
He described a city that would "never cease to be a blueprint of the future," which would contain an industrial park, a green belt, and an urban center, where people would live.
A no-deal Brexit would be bad for the EU but likely worse for the UK. In this scenario, the UK will cease to be a member of the EU literally overnight.
Members of the House serve two-year terms, so all members of the House will cease to be representatives on January 3; one-third of senators' terms also expire on that date.
Though the movie is titled Ford v Ferrari, the Ferrari company and its standard-bearers sort of cease to be a major concern about two-thirds of the way through the film.
But as the category matures and dramatic new technology innovations for them continue to slow, it's clear we're entering an era where smartphones, as we know them now, will likely cease to be.
In the 20th century auction houses began to realise they were running out of Old Masters to offer, says Ed Dolman of Phillips, but art itself did not cease to be cultural capital.
In February 22013, the Malaysian fund issued a statement saying that it "mutually agreed with KPMG that the firm would cease to be 2700MDB's auditors" and that Deloitte would take over the role.
The companies said they would delist M1 as at least 10 percent of its total number of shares would cease to be held by the public, as required by the bourse's listing rules.
She would have known that for societies faced with dehumanizing levels of distress, the defiance of artists like Mr. Alam and the redemptive power of art, more generally, cease to be romantic notions.
If currencies cease to be national tenders, legislatures will be unable to limit the inflow or outflow of capital by introducing currency controls or by taxing transnational transactions or in most other ways.
Under new recommendations - yet to be approved by the European Parliament and European Council - non-financial counterparties would cease to be subject to swaps reporting, instead handing responsibility over to their financial counterparties.
While this would halt policymaking and almost certainly force a change in leadership, it would not automatically change the legal fact that Britain will cease to be an EU member on Oct. 31.
"Even when you cease to be slaves, you are yet far removed from being placed on an equality with the white race," Lincoln told five black guests at the White House in 1862.
Expect an initial odor and shedding period with horsehair, roughly on par with those of a good badger brush, both of which should cease to be a problem after a handful of shaves.
To judge from the literature, the major preoccupation among today's urbanists is not the ghetto but a different G-word: "gentrification," a process by which a ghetto might cease to be a ghetto.
"The Court is thus substantially persuaded that Sprint does not have a sustainable long-term competitive strategy and will in fact cease to be a truly national [mobile network operator]," the ruling said.
So if you put a teacher in front of me, sat me at a desk, put me in any sort of classroom, I would almost immediately cease to be interested in reading and writing.
"You cease to trust anyone, you cease to be able to think, all the normal rules of the world kind of fall apart and particularly if he was that controlling and frightening," Galietta says.
Andreessen Horowitz will soon cease to be a venture capital firm, veering away from the majority of its Sand Hill Road neighbors in Silicon Valley to instead become a registered investment advisor, or RIA.
Someday, in the hopefully very distant future, after many years of love, laughter, turmoil, and CES conventions, your soul will evacuate this mortal plane and you will cease to be what is considered alive.
The issue raised by these scholars is not that the US under Trump is sliding toward true authoritarianism, where elections cease to be competitive, the media is muzzled, and opponents and journalists routinely disappear.
On December 31st refugees' "Proof of Registration" cards will cease to be valid, meaning that any of the 1.5m-odd previously documented refugees who remain in the country will be left in legal limbo.
"If I fight the general election as an independent conservative candidate against an official Conservative Party candidate, I would cease to be a member of the party," Hammond wrote in a letter to constituents.
Obviously bells are a very sculptural and sonorous object, and when they're broken, they cease to be sonorous, and so there's a rupture here in the function and the physical, materiality of the object.
In short, if Richard and the other characters actually became the major successes the show is clearly building toward them being, they would cease to be the lovable underdogs fans of the show love.
That seems a stretch for someone earning $24,000 a year, the income at which single-person households in Minnesota cease to be eligible for Medicaid or "MinnesotaCare" (two government-run insurance programmes for the poor).
Characters slowly leave the story as they finally reach their own emotional catharses, because to become okay with the void at the universe's heart is to cease to be a regular character on The Leftovers.
"The two NSAs vowed to work together to ensure that Pakistan cease to be a safe haven for JeM and terrorist groups that target India, the U.S. and others in the region," the ministry said.
Pakistan says these documents, once among refugees' most important possessions, will cease to be valid on December 31st, leaving any of the 1.5m-odd documented refugees who remain in the country then in legal limbo.
If you stood next to a vat of raw sewage for a very long time, I imagine you would eventually become accustomed to the stench of boiling feces and cease to be bothered at all.
And people aren't going to make a habit of bringing helmets with them everywhere until such vehicles cease to be a novelty and become part of a concerted plan to reduce a city's carbon footprint.
If Israel continues down its path, its elections will cease to be meaningful choices — the playing field will be so unlevel that Arab parties and the center-left will never really have a fair chance.
I never cease to be astonished that when it comes to these basic rights — family-friendly protections that are fundamental to reducing work-life stress — American workers are so far behind their counterparts in other nations.
When pushing right-to-work laws, Grover Norquist, an anti-tax activist, predicted that if a dozen more states adopted Wisconsin's model, "the modern Democratic party will cease to be a competitive power in American politics".
"As of midnight on June 5, the offer will lapse and will not be capable of further acceptance and Provident shareholders who have accepted the offer will cease to be bound by such acceptances," NSF said.
It could be that Oprah would cease to be a figure of the spiritual center the instant she assumed a partisan mantle, that in entering in the political fray she would automatically lose her papal tiara.
Robaina said he's concerned that as climate change makes it harder to grow tobacco, Cuban cigar production will go the way of coffee and sugar production on the island and cease to be a major export.
While losing a confidence vote would halt policymaking and almost certainly force a change in leadership, it would not automatically change the legal fact that Britain will cease to be an EU member on Oct. 31.
And, with expectations that investors will seek to hedge against the resulting volatility, Marcelli believes that gold will remain attractive in a world where bonds and U.S. rates may cease to be the main risk-off asset.
IN A surprise televised address on the evening of November 8th, Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, delivered a bombshell: most of the money in Indians' wallets would cease to be accepted in shops at midnight.
It demands in essence that he cease to be who he is and that he become instead like the other fathers in the class, who do not have religious objections to shaking hands with a female teacher.
The story uses narrative fragments and tense changes to draw readers into a linguistically created temporal jumble, in which time and memory cease to be experienced in a linear manner, and all events and times exist simultaneously.
John" ardently and performed it throughout his career, summarized the plight of Bachians in 12: "Many of us never will cease to be embarrassed by its occasional vehement-to-vicious racial attribution regarding the Crucifixion of Jesus.
With Mosul mostly back in Iraqi hands and United States-backed forces encroaching on Raqqa, the Islamic State's de facto capital in Syria, it is only a matter of time before the group will cease to be.
The work would be separate from negotiations on Brexit, focusing on the impact on financial services of the fact that Britain will cease to be an EU member at midnight at the end of Friday, March 29, 2019.
Azania refers to the liberation-era concept of an Africanist South Africa for Black South Africans, where colonial markers of gendered and sexual identity cease to be qualifiers of belonging; Azania is, at least for now, pure fantasy.
Eventually, the twists cease to be twists and instead become the basic fabric of Don't Breathe's apocalyptic landscape, one in which family bonds are only as good as their insurance payout and grief itself becomes distorted beyond recognition.
The "freeing of women from the tyranny of their biology by any means available," she wrote—in other words, by the invention of artificial wombs—is the only way that women would ever cease to be second-class citizens.
" Specifically, Gowler says, Jesus was alluding to the 4th verse: "Since there will never cease to be some in need on the earth, I therefore command you, 'Open your hand to the poor and needy neighbor in your land.
Billions of humans may eventually be refugees from climate change; nonhuman species that once graced our Earth will cease to be; billionaires will become trillionaires, and maybe some will escape to New Zealand, to the moon, or to Mars.
Like Stephen Foster, he sublimated his suffering into his songs, until the songs are all we have, thereby achieving every artist's dream, to cease to be a suffering self and become just one of those things we share. ♦
What I worry about ultimately is that when we're stripped of our privacy, when we're stripped of free will, when we start to merge with machines in a more robust way, at some point, we'll cease to be identifiably human.
He looks the picture of a young tech executive—close-cropped hair, tortoiseshell glasses, considered stubble—and I ask him point-blank if he worries about whether The New York Times will ever cease to be a fact of life.
The stage for grizzly hunting in the region was set in June 2017 when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that the large, hump-shouldered bears would cease to be listed as a threatened species in and around Yellowstone.
Opinion: United States should embrace a changing Latin America New political era If and when the deal is approved by the electorate, the FARC will cease to be a rebel group and instead enter into politics as a left-wing party.
For its part, Aramco wants to leverage its balance sheet before the IPO, after which it could face higher costs because, once listed, it would cease to be a solely state-owned entity benefiting from cheap funds available to sovereign borrowers.
For its part, Aramco wants to leverage its balance sheet before the IPO, after which it could face higher costs because, once listed, it would cease to be a solely state-owned entity benefitting from cheap funds available to sovereign borrowers.
If the system is pushed too far out of balance, the forest will cease to be able to regenerate itself and turn into a savanna; a carbon sink nearly the size of the continental United States will become a carbon producer.
"As of midnight on 5 June, 2019, the offer will lapse and will not be capable of further acceptance and Provident shareholders who have accepted the offer will cease to be bound by such acceptances," NSF said in a statement.
The Union would cease to be a "two-speed Europe," with all 28 members converging at different paces toward the same goal, and become a permanent two-tier or multitier construction, possibly with an outer circle of associates such as Turkey and Ukraine.
Even if an independent Catalonia were to persist in using the euro, as non-EU members Kosovo and Montenegro do, its lenders would cease to be supervised by the European Central Bank, whose deposit insurance scheme protects bank customers across the euro zone.
They post on online forums as Natives, they wear regalia from Eastern tribes mixed with Western tribes, they even go so far to start community groups and give themselves "Native" names that are often so laughable and stereotypical they cease to be insulting.
Hicks built on this; when the real interest rate fell to zero and could not be reduced any more, he noted, then expansions in the money supply would cease to be stimulative and fiscal stimulus would be necessary to get the economy moving.
Britain's government has said it will cease to be a member of the single market after its scheduled departure from the EU in March 2019 as it would not agree to continue to allow automatic free movement of EU workers into the country.
It is also fair to say that whether Off-White's designs are rip-offs will cease to be a very interesting question, as we sit back and watch more and more youth-craving fashion brands attempt to copy everything else about it.
"Arizona's Senate race—in addition to reaching the milestone of sending the first woman to the Senate—will serve as reminder that gender doesn't cease to be a factor just because a race is between two people of the same sex," Dittmar continued.
A hundred years before India's government declared, in 2016, that all 20173- and 1000-rupee notes would cease to be legal tender, the Italian authorities invalidated all passports belonging to military-age men with immediate effect, causing confusion on a similar scale.
According to census projections, Georgia will probably be the first of the Deep South states where the white non-Hispanic population will cease to be the majority, a demographic trend that Ms. Abrams is hoping will work in her favor in November.
If Democrats ease into an equilibrium where they have 40-45 Senate seats no matter what and cease to be competitive in places like Missouri or Indiana, discussions of the right kind of Medicare-for-all to pass will seem vaguely masturbatory.
The stage for state-licensed hunting of grizzlies outside of Yellowstone National Park was set last June when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that the large, hump-shouldered bears would cease to be listed as a threatened species in the region.
" Similarly, Michael Gerson, George W. Bush's longtime speechwriter, noted in the Washington Post , "If Trump were the nominee, the G.O.P. would cease to be," because "Trump would make the G.O.P. the party of racial and religious exclusion," and thus "break it to pieces.
"In the last year, judging by the cranes we are seeing across the city (of London), there has been a lot of construction (projects), but many of them will cease to be completed," Nigel Coates, a London architect and panelist at the event, said.
Although the process is now officially underway, negotiations surrounding the terms under which the U.K. will cease to be a member of the Union are unlikely to kick off before a summit uniting the remaining 27 EU member states scheduled for April 29 in Brussels.
"Japanese businesses with their European headquarters in the U.K. may decide to transfer their head-office function to Continental Europe if E.U. laws cease to be applicable in the U.K. after its withdrawal," said a document released by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
LONDON (Reuters) - A convicted burglar who assaulted and raped women and children during a two-week rampage across Britain while wrongly free from jail was given 713 life sentences on Monday, with the judge saying he would never cease to be a danger to society.
It's possible that this was just wishful thinking—that Clinton's health would cease to be an issue, exposing the candidate's enemies as the weirdos they are—but it also fits a troubling pattern of choosing opacity over openness and of making short-term decisions that backfire spectacularly.
"In most cases, flipping such a sign is a recipe for certain disaster as the resulting theory would cease to be physically and internally consistent," David Marsh, a senior research fellow at the Center for Theoretical Cosmology who was not involved with the paper, told Motherboard.
But one area that might have been a home for some of Skybox's IP and imaging — Earth Enterprise — was depreciated the year after Google acquired Skybox, and will cease to be supported in March of this year, underscoring how priorities and strategy are changing for the company.
He throws his allies under the bus as soon as they cease to be useful (the decision to sacrifice the Tories' long-standing ally, the Democratic Unionist Party, in order to solve the problem on the Irish border will go down in the annals of realpolitik).
In this scenario, there are a few possible worst-case outcomes: 1) Russia, which currently has some of the highest military spending (as a portion of GDP) in the world, will have to cut back, and will cease to be one of the world's leading military powers.
The amount to be written off will be as much as is required for the bank to cease to be non-viable, as determined by UOB in consultation with MAS, or as directed by MAS, up to the full principal and dividend amount on the securities.
Steven Mnuchin, Mr. Trump's nominee to head the Treasury Department, said during his confirmation hearing that the consumer protection bureau, created by Dodd-Frank, should cease to be funded by the Federal Reserve and should instead be funded through Congress, a move that could curb its independence.
Whatever links the two photons is intangible and undetectable — you can't entangle a third one to listen in, and if even if you managed to interfere with the process, it would be immediately noticed by the observers of the original entangled photons, which would cease to be perfectly correlated.
Broadband providers will mostly cease to be regulated by the FCC, and thereby be bound only by their own promises (the FCC cleverly passed most of its authority to penalize ISPs that lie to customers to the Federal Trade Commission, a separate agency ill-equipped to handle telecom issues).
In urging "self-determination," Demosisto said it was not advocating Hong Kong's independence from China but instead demanding a referendum on its future after 2047, the year when the territory's capitalist system and "way of life" cease to be fully guaranteed by its mini-constitution, the Basic Law.
The big question: It's still unclear what he plans to do concerning Trump, whom he had criticized during the 2016 presidential campaign as someone who would cause the United States to "cease to be a shining city on a hill" before adopting a more conciliatory tone in recent months.
This year, a letter was sent by critics of the plan to all members of the House of Lords, the upper house of Parliament, saying that the gardens where the memorial is to be located would "cease to be an amenity for ordinary people" if it went ahead.
Convincing people to feel and react differently about race and their place in the country and to cease to be motivated by racism seems like a really, really hard job — and probably way above the pay grade and outside the skill set of a lot of elected officials.
The NAFTA Implementation Act, which cannot be revoked without the consent of Congress, says that if a country ceases to be a NAFTA partner, then tariff provisions of the agreement — rules that say that internationally traded goods are free from border taxes — will cease to be in effect.
The prime minister of India may have forgotten to read the rest of Rogoff's proposal that this should be carried out over several years; it was announced in November last year, with only a few hours' notice, that all 500 and 1,000-rupee notes would cease to be legal tender.
As a result, Russia will accept having military power commensurate with its economy and, while it will retain a nuclear deterrent, will cease to be a global military power, and thus will cease to hold such sway over Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and (to a lesser extent) the Middle East.
In a deal struck last year, America agreed to an increase in the bank's capital, in return for which the bank agreed to charge its richer borrowers higher interest rates, lend to them more sparingly and encourage more of them to "graduate" (ie, cease to be eligible for the bank's loans).
Since the EIB is limited to financing projects in the territory of its member states, Britain will cease to be eligible for EIB finance unless there is either a treaty change in its favour to enable it to maintain membership, or the bank's governors agree unanimously to continue financing projects in Britain.
"The country needs a strong UKIP more now than ever before because if UKIP cease to be an electoral force then there will be no impetus on Theresa May and her government to give us real Brexit," he said after winning 62.6 percent of the vote in a ballot of party members.
But it also applies to many other members of the film and television industries, who in some cases will no longer be allowed to travel to the US to work, and in other cases are now essentially trapped here by green cards or visas that will cease to be valid once they leave.
Were an academic organization to declare a political position, it would at that moment cease to be an academic organization and would have turned itself — as the Historians Against Trump turn themselves — into a political organization whose arguments must make their way without the supposed endorsement and enhancement of an academic pedigree.
I wanted to tell her that whatever decision she made, there would be women, and men, who would receive it as a rebuke to their own choices, and that this would continue to be the case until women cease to be valued on the basis of whether they're in relationships or have children.
In a 92713 LIFE package about California's educational system, a journalist profiled Trimble for a piece called "Behind a Lovely Face, a 180 I.Q." The title acted surprised that a pretty lady might also have a productive brain—but Trimble quickly made it clear that people should cease to be surprised at her smarts.
It represents a fatal threat to our system of government, and if this coup succeeds — whether through impeachment proceedings, or through an election that (if the last three years are any indication) the other side is clearly willing to steal by hook or by crook — the nation will cease to be a constitutional, democratic republic.
I don't think there will be one big 'aha' moment of VR. I think it will eventually come to us like many technologies in America (like the internet and mobile phone): injected rapidly and absorbed almost so naturally into a wider cultural use and imagination that it will become taken for granted and cease to be remarked on.
Germany, however, scored a small victory in the debate over the 500 note when the ECB decided only to stop printing and distributing the bill but did not put a date on when it would cease to be legal tender and also declared that the bill would never lose its validity, much like the old German Deutsche Mark.
Mr. Zuma, who will cease to be party leader this week but whose term as the country's president does not end until 2019, will leave his successor a number of problems, but one above all: a once-heroic liberation party that has now become associated with graft, cronyism and incompetence and that has been losing core supporters.
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As with any such amorphous, non-state actor, it would be a fool's errand to predict when ISIS will cease to be a major player in Mideast chaos, and with about a third of Mosul and all of Raqqa still in the terrorist group's hands, it is far too soon to declare this chapter of the war on terror complete.
The entire population could walk with silent, purposeful strides along our charming rural byways and in our masses along the emptied motorways, congregating at the cliffs of Dover just before sunrise, to link arms as the sky turns from black to pink to blue, staring out at the welcoming sea and then diving together to our deaths: at this point, Britain would cease to be, in any meaningful sense, a part of the European Union.
Instead, Mill tells us that his crisis was born in a concern about whether happiness is really possible in the perfect world he sought to achieve — a world without struggle: [T]he question was, whether, if the reformers of society and government could succeed in their objects, and every person in the community were free and in a state of physical comfort, the pleasures of life, being no longer kept up by struggle and privation, would cease to be pleasures.
Months later, when I was back home teaching Greek and Roman classics again, it occurred to me that the difficulties we have with Aeneas and his epic cease to be difficulties once you think of him not as a hero but as a type we're all too familiar with: a survivor, a person so fractured by the horrors of the past that he can hold himself together only by an unnatural effort of will, someone who has so little of his history left that the only thing that gets him through the present is a numbed sense of duty to a barely discernible future that can justify every kind of deprivation.
William Shakespeare: "Sonnet 29" John Milton: "When I Consider How My Light Is Spent" William Wordsworth: "The World Is Too Much With Us" Percy Bysshe Shelley: "England in 1819" John Keats: "When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be" Elizabeth Barrett Browning: "Sonnet XXIX" Emma Lazarus: "The New Colossus" Gerard Manley Hopkins: "No Worst, There Is None" Edna St. Vincent Millay: "Time Does Not Bring Relief" Robert Hayden: "Those Winter Sundays" Clive James: "Elementary Sonnet" Terrance Hayes: "American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin" Susan Gubar, who has been dealing with ovarian cancer since 2008, is distinguished emerita professor of English at Indiana University.
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Riding a wave of anti-Washington sentiment, outsiders Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE dominate the field, despite the fact that even most Republican strategists agree that Trump and Cruz are so far out of the mainstream that, were either one to become their presidential nominee, the Republican Party would get wiped out, losing the White House and Senate, and maybe even the House, and cease to be a real political force.

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