If we allow prosecutors to go after their political opponents using the legal system, then the law ceases to have any meaning, and politics ceases to have any fairness.
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It's not a thing that happens once and then ceases.
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He ceases to be the best, the most, the greatest.
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But what happens to society when information ceases to be
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Colette ceases just when Colette's life really begins to soar.
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Down below, the drill sergeant falters and ceases his shouting.
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But the moment the conversation becomes public, plausible deniability ceases.
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It never ceases to amaze me how oblivious people are.
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I will not leave Voyager until it ceases to exist.
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Gates slam closed, wings lock down, and radio traffic ceases.
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Without that, a Rocky movie ceases to be what it is.
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Pinned to the bed, Elizabeth then ceases to resist his advances.
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When the Fed ceases expanding its balance sheet, the dollar appreciates.
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When a frog is infected, its skin ceases to function properly.
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This is where The West Wing ceases to become a roadmap.
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"I don't think he ever ceases to amaze us," Walker said.
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Only once it ceases to exist can Israel be definitively Israeli.
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A lack of estrogen can lead to amenorrhoea, meaning menstruation ceases.
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I die a lot, but it never ceases to be delightful.
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" He added: "Without Ukraine, Russia ceases to be a Eurasian empire.
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In Beanpole, from Russian director Kantemir Balagov, the struggle never ceases.
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And yet the person depicted never ceases to be slightly unfamiliar.
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They insist on no deviation from the tradition of an unbroken male bloodline—in their view, as Kenneth Ruoff, head of Japan studies at Portland State University, puts it, if the male bloodline ceases then Japan ceases.
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What people will do & say for attention never ceases to amaze me.
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Ryan Murphy's ability to attract A-list talent never ceases to surprise!
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At some point in the final stage, it ceases to be one.
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It's like time ceases to exist when I hang out with Mike.
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Your tireless commitment, discipline and hard work never [ceases] to amaze me.
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He's seen it all before but the theatre never ceases to thrill.
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The Trump administration's confused and counterproductive trade policy never ceases to amaze.
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And the old despair that was often there, suddenly ceases to be.
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If we get used to it, it ceases to be a problem.
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For C-the-ghost, time ceases to run in its normal course.
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When one entity gathers too much power, the system ceases to function.
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And Afghanistan's often bizarre governing class never ceases to produce interesting stories.
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Google also ceases updates after a time, but security patches continue longer.
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Many people feel that if they deny something, it ceases to exist.
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At some point, the z-med as it was, ceases to be.
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"When they begin to pay taxes on it, when it ceases to be an avenue for avoiding taxes, when it ceases to be a place where drug dealers are trading and making transactions, then I'll be interested," Gartman said.
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It's a warmth our culture has and it never ceases to amaze me.
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And at some point politics ceases to be a recreation and becomes serious.
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These observations suggest that colour vision ceases to be an advantage at night.
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In terms of wearing the earbuds, though, size ceases to be a concern.
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For a few hours individuality ceases to exist, let alone be a preoccupation.
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The sanctions should not be abandoned until the Kremlin ceases with its malpractices.
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Just because you close your eyes doesn't mean the world ceases to exist.
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As soon as death occurs and blood flow ceases, organs begin to deteriorate.
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Sooner or later, the voice in my ears ceases to be a voice.
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After Anthony Kennedy, I don't expect a court that ceases to be imperial.
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If America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great.
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"There is a point at which money ceases to be significant," he said.
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Never ceases to amaze me just how much a child can expand your heart.
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If we lose faith in paper money, paper money ceases to have any value.
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Its DSLR-like performance never ceases to amaze me, especially in low-light conditions.
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Nature never ceases to inspire me, and it is where I escape to recharge.
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President Obama never ceases to amaze, with an economic understanding matched only by Sen.
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Take away free speech, and liberal democracy ceases to be truly liberal or democratic.
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Some will only be satisfied when pipelines construction and oil production ceases to exist.
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If everyone suddenly descends on one fortunate country, it soon ceases to be itself.
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"she never ceases to amaze me in EVERY WAY," Dylan proudly gushed on Instagram.
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From the day someone is born, the process of reinvention never ceases to reoccur.
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But if everyone uses it all of the time, encryption ceases to be a signal.
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But until piracy ceases to be an attractive business opportunity it will remain a plague.
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This entire island is under attack, within 15 minutes airpower in Hawaii ceases to exist.
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"The innovation behind sustainable materials never ceases to amaze," Johansson said in a press release.
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The machine ceases its roar, and the team gathers around to look at the results.
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"The mosquito family never ceases to surprise me," says Oxitec's chief scientific officer, Simon Warner.
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When the trans body is misused in film, it ceases to be seen as human.
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From the first shot of Cora to the last, Biel's performance never ceases to mesmerize.
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But when Congress ceases to function as it should, the division of labour becomes blurry.
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Mistakes like this are never forgotten, and the internet never ceases to take the piss.
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At some point, government spending ceases to be stimulative and just gets in the way.
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In fact, it could probably remove half-a-million a day until it ceases operations.
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He turns her head to admire a curl of her hair, and their work ceases.
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When we repeatedly confuse those two words, one of them ceases to have any value.
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Someone so overcome by anger that he or she ceases to communicate in sensible English.
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I guess danger ceases to be an interesting topic after you've committed to facing it.
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"It's never happened before, but in Concacaf, it never ceases to amaze me," Altidore said.
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A country without functioning S2 infrastructure, without a frontal cortex, ceases to be a nation.
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Samuel D. Hunter's intimate diptych, with a barbecue dinner served in between, ceases its exploration.
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The Dim Sum bonds give holders a put option at 101 percent of their principal "if China City Construction Holding Group ceases to own 100% of the issuer; or the Chinese central government ceases to own, directly or indirectly, 98.53 percent of the company".
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"It is crucial for the world economy that this man-made uncertainty ceases," said De Vijlder.
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If health care comes up, as it never ceases to, that could become a flash point.
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Amazon confirmed the closure of Amazon Restaurants in the U.S., which ceases to operate June 24.
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This acknowledges the backlog problem and ceases punishing innocent asylum seekers for circumstances beyond their control.
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But the energy you expend doing it ceases to be useful after your sneakers hit pavement.
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Two degrees north of the Arctic Circle, in the town of Murmansk, the Russian railway ceases.
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"The speedrunning community never ceases to amaze me though, so I'll never say never," he said.
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The visa requires her to leave the country (at the employer's expense) when her employment ceases.
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Losing ceases to be an accepted part of the political process and instead becomes a catastrophe.
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What happens in the 21st century when the place where you live suddenly ceases to exist?
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Which proves my point — if there's a good mix of gender, it ceases to be an issue.
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Go just a little down the income spectrum and wealth ceases to look very relevant to inequality.
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She's seeking at least $10 million as retribution and asking that the company ceases using her likeness.
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If crude ceases to flow through Belarus and Poland, it cannot reach customers further west, in Germany.
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Matter Narwhals and newts, eagles and eagle rays — the diversity of animal forms never ceases to amaze.
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We never pictured an It-bag looking quite like this, but fashion never ceases to surprise us...
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After all, any journalist will tell you, when something happens too often it ceases to be news.
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They've broken Goodhart's law: When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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And in these moments, the adaptation ceases to feel like an impoverished version of its source material.
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Dialogue ceases and Peter Gabriel's "Lay Your Hands On Me" does all the talking for the remainder.
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As soon as Nye plays Ed Sheeran's song "Shape of You," the adorable baby ceases her wailing.
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Let's hope whatever the FCC seems unwilling to share comes out before it ceases to be relevant.
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The drama the country must deal with is what to do when a government ceases to function.
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Honestly, the creativity and quality of early-stage startups and their founders never ceases to amaze us.
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Getting that notification that it's time to update your phone once again never ceases to be annoying.
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That basically means that if Trump ceases NAFTA, López Obrador may not fight to keep the agreement.
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He even ceases to be a reliable narrator, despite the fact that he's often telling the truth.
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That is, when every word that we've said, for good or ill, basically ceases to be active.
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What is the operational framework of a society when the truth ceases to be accepted as true?
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"It never ceases to amaze me how leftist Christians twist the words of Jesus," Mr. Falwell wrote.
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Even if the fighting ceases, many people no longer have homes to return to, Dr. Zaher said.
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The children's show, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, never ceases to educate and entertain — even me.
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"The victim simply ceases to have a pulse, functioning organs, or any urge to breathe", writes Koontz.
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What the rest of the entertainment world decides to call immersive mediums ceases to even be a factor.
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Freedom from capitalist formations, in the film's expatriate world, involves having enough money that money ceases to matter.
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Good. It belongs to us now and we're going to modify it until it ceases to be funny.
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The more it inflates the stakes for everything, the more anything ceases to have stakes for its viewers.
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President Trump has said that if Planned Parenthood ceases to offer abortions, the government will maintain federal funding.
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And it never ceases to amaze me just how many things people pursuing credit-card rewards get wrong.
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If the Appellate Body ceases to function, countries will be forced to take matters into their own hands.
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The rest of the map kind of ceases to exist except for the small circle around the team.
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Mr. LaBruce's irony only ceases when he shows his characters languishing in the fluidity of their erotic desires.
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Morgan ceases to be an intriguing philosophical quandary when she's actively working to kill every human she meets.
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When the Court declares a law to be invalid on its face, the law ceases to operate altogether.
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In the minutes before her brain ceases to function, she recalls her eventful life in vivid, sensuous detail.
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But what happens if that center ceases to exist — or if few people want to stand on it?
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An unfathomable expanse of gaseous bodies, energy, and gravitational pulls, the universe never ceases to awe and amaze.
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There ceases to be an "other" when we embrace the fact that everyone is an other to someone else.
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Francis prayed that "all violence ceases, and conditions are assured for the resumption of dialogues as soon as possible."
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It never ceases to amaze how little thought some companies appear to put into the wearability of their wearables.
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Our amazement never ceases when it comes to what the most dedicated fans can learn about their favorite celebrities.
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When communication between the brain and muscles ceases, the result is a gradual weakening and wasting away of muscles.
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Maybe it's not "nature," but it's so deeply entangled with it, the separation ceases to make sense to me.
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" He also told VMAN magazine "She is a very special and talented woman who never ceases to amaze me.
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What never ceases to amaze is the power of persuasion these qualities seem to have over so many Americans.
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Knowledge cannot be hoarded and turned into power, or it ceases to become magic and instead becomes a cage.
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The "migration" doesn't follow a directional pattern and ceases on an individual basis when a tarantula finds a partner.
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Mr. Audi wants to hit home the fact that oppression never ceases for these people, even during joyous occasions.
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Democrats have unified around the position that they won't come to the table unless all talk of repeal ceases.
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Pregnancy, in other words, puts women in a different category, in which her body ceases to be her own.
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It should be a process during which the Palestinians take on responsibility and slowly, slowly Unrwa ceases to exist.
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It ceases and then returns in short bursts, mirroring, Luca thinks, the sporadic and wild rhythm of his heart.
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"It never ceases to amaze me how liberals desire acceptance and diversity for everything except political philosophy," he said.
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This new play about women on a rooftop on the evening before Sally Ride's 9673 spaceflight ceases its orbit.
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But shrink yourself down inside an electron and your intuition ceases to be relevant, because the context has changed.
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"It should consider what is wrong with the French economy that it ceases to attract foreign investment," Szymanski said.
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The work done by the students of New York University's prestigious Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) never ceases to amaze.
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"The amount of money that's wasted on meaningless education in [the U.S.], it never ceases to amaze me," he said.
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"That never ceases to amaze me," said Ian Brooks, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Leeds onboard the Polarstern.
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The fear of white violence undergirds the narrative of "Ginny Gall" like a buzzing in Delvin's ear that never ceases.
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Your talent never ceases to amaze me and I can't wait to see all the incredible things you do next.
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Alas, work never ceases for Poirot, the central mystery-solver of the Agatha Christie novel Murder on the Orient Express.
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Losing ceases to be a routine and accepted part of the political process and instead becomes a full-blown catastrophe.
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" On the CBS show The Talk on Thursday, host Aisha Taylor said, "This guy never ceases to shock and disappoint.
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The first is that the child herself, literally voiceless in the case of Moore's photograph, ceases to be an individual.
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That's because it's normal practice for the LME to delist specific brands of metal if the source plant ceases production.
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An overdose of fentanyl can result in severe respiratory depression or arrest, during which breathing is slowed or ceases altogether.
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"If Israel as a state is threatened and ceases to exist, that is the beginning of Europe's downfall," he said.
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Once you get past a certain age, smoking weed immediately ceases to be funny or interesting or exciting or rewarding.
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Along with some 2,500 others, he will take early retirement, at 48, after the last mine ceases production in December.
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Of A Kind After the production of a film ceases, its costumes are often sold for parts to rental companies.
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These "DOT" trials work at first, but patients often become noncompliant in the real world once the direct observation ceases.
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I understand that the mother is concerned that her daughter will harm herself if she ceases to take the drug.
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The fun wears thin when someone locks them in and ceases altogether when they realize one of them is missing.
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If as a result of the treatment the gland ceases to function, lifetime treatment with the synthetic hormone becomes essential.
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His name is known almost universally and, for good or bad, he never ceases to dominate the headlines for long.
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"I can only hope that the trade war ceases before another 15 percent tariff increase goes into effect," another said.
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There is only need for compensation if you think that what you can no longer know about ceases to exist.
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"Our goal is to change the status quo and impose crushing sanctions and other measures against [President Vladimir] Putin's Russia until he ceases and desists meddling in the US electoral process, halts cyber-attacks on US infrastructure, removes Russia from Ukraine, and ceases efforts to create chaos in Syria," he said in a statement.
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It never ceases to astonish me that people can say the most reprehensible things in the name of protecting their family.
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Aamir Khan ceases to be mascot for govt's incredible India campaign contract for which has expired: Union Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma.
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Altberg has no plans to shut down Second Life unless it ceases to be profitable; for now, Sansar remains something else.
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The military remains the most trusted institution in the country, but that could change if the military ceases to be apolitical.
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Despite her fabulous track record, the Duchess of Cambridge never ceases to wow us with her stunning attire for formal occasions.
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"Freedom actually begins only where labor which is determined by necessity and mundane considerations ceases," said Karl Marx a century ago.
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I couldn't imagine that they were going to find somebody even worse than her, but this president never ceases to amaze.
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But when he falls in love with Michelle (Warina Hussain) an NRI visitor to his city, everything else ceases to matter.
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"It never ceases to amaze us, all the incredible iPhone survival stories our customers have shared with us," a spokesperson said.
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The victim then ceases to exist, and is replaced with a zombified avatar that's been consumed by the hivemind's simmering hatred.
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A race that never ceases to throw up controversy will also be keen to stamp out rumors of illegal mechanical assistance.
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Is there a chance the epistemic case could be so severe that cost-benefit analysis ceases to be helpful, on net?
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Turkey's foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, said his country would retaliate if the U.S. ceases its weapons sales to Ankara, Reuters reported.
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The question never ceases to fascinate, and despite the myriad horrors of our time, the Nazis continue to provide its touchstone.
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"You're going to it because it has some kind of epic quality, where time ceases to become a factor," he said.
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BLUES, BREWS AND BOTANY (Saturday and Sunday) Science rarely ceases to be fun — especially when craft beer and music are involved.
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Are you really saying this committee's jurisdiction ceases to exist because you happen to be involved in litigation with another party?
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Eating disorders aren't simple fixes; it's not like you take a course of antibiotics and then the problem ceases to exist.
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"Ceases to exist," as Diller said to Dowd, means that Rose isn't spending as much time glad-handing in Manhattan restaurants.
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It's just that his methods (secrecy and paranoia) distort the narrative so much that he ceases to be someone worth emulating.
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The game ceases to be interesting and becomes more like a practical joke — funny the first time but quickly wearing thin.
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"If a state party ignores the winner of a fair primary election, then that state party ceases to function," he said.
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Once all sides are complicit in the misinformation, lying loses its stigma, becomes the status quo and ceases to have consequences.
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But as in the current case, these were usually unverified — kompromat, after all, ceases being useful once it is made public.
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"It never ceases to amaze me the places you can go in this world by chasing a bouncing ball," West said.
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It never ceases to amaze me that no matter how hard you work the next day there's always more to do.
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Much like the reaction to Victoria Beckham kissing her daughter on her birthday, the Internet never ceases to over-exaggerate celebrity situations.
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Theon hunches in shame, runs, and his legs never stop moving, even when there ceases to be a surface beneath his feet.
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The magic of genetics never ceases to amaze us, and for some reason it's more fascinating when it comes to celebrity offspring.
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Gummidge every day," she said, referring to a lonely widow in Charles Dickens's "David Copperfield," adding, "Opus never ceases to delight me.
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With that, her life as a stay-at-home mom ceases, and her life as a liberated woman of the '70s begins.
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Astronomers believe the cosmic carnage will become invisible in about a billion years, as the galactic remnant ceases to form new stars.
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The Chinese know that if it ceases to exist, the South Koreans, and their American allies, will be on the Chinese border.
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Researchers complain that great progress is quickly forgotten: as soon as a computer can do something, it ceases to count as "AI".
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And when marriage ceases to be a family concern and becomes a purely private matter, family obligations of all kinds are forgotten.
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But, of course, that ceases to be important if a hypothetical fertility crisis results in fewer or even no babies being born.
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Near the shuttlecock's rounded-off bottom, though, the correlations are less reliable; time ceases to exist and is replaced by pure space.
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What never ceases to surprise me is the little jolt of emotions I feel in those first chords of my favorite songs.
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The silence of the dead, or merely the absence of others, is accentuated by the deafening wind, a force that never ceases.
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"He is a big-time, big adrenaline pitcher that never ceases to surprise you or amaze you," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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In the end, the heart ceases to beat but the band will play on because there are so many others to treat.
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Even if Donald Trump ceases his racist, divisive talk and stops promoting his clearly unworkable solutions, he should have already disqualified himself.
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While I doubt being a young parent ever ceases to be challenging, I imagine the first few years are the most overwhelming.
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To be the curator, the gatekeeper, the executor of his estate is a huge challenge, and it never ceases to amaze me.
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The yearly marvel never ceases to amaze, so we wanted to share an explanation we first published a couple of years ago.
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The yearly marvel never ceases to amaze us, so we wanted to share an explanation we first published a couple years ago.
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Education is also fundamental to the story's fairy-tale conclusion, in which Pinocchio ceases to be a puppet and becomes a boy.
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What ultimately matters is to attain a state of consciousness where everything ceases to matter, so that one can rest in peace.
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But Theeb ceases to be a straightforward adventure story around its halfway mark, when a specific event divides the film in two.
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But at a certain point the examination of loss in love ceases to show sensitivity and begins to look like emotional immaturity.
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Maybe in a couple centuries or millennia, Brooklyners will retreat or die off, and Brooklyn as we know it ceases to exist.
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As the heart ceases to pump blood properly, fluid backs up into the lungs, causing shortness of breath, swelling and other symptoms.
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But if that membership ceases, the lorries arriving at the port would have to be checked by the U.K. authorities more thoroughly.
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Expansive interpretations of the right to bear arms will be the law of the land — until the "right" itself ceases to be.
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If no treaty is agreed, EU law simply ceases to apply to Britain two years after it gives formal notice it is leaving.
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Danny ceases all physical intimacy with Theo, and only over their heartbreaking anniversary dinner does he realize how precarious his situation has become.
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But for induced earthquakes, the seismic activity relates to how much wastewater is being injected into the subsurface, dropping off when injection ceases.
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And so when an old master altarpiece moves from church to museum, it ceases to be a sacred artifact and becomes an artwork.
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What Facebook needs to understand most of all is that free speech ceases to be free when it is used to silence others.
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It ceases to matter whether the commenter is a bully using health to legitimize their hate, or someone who thinks they're well-intentioned.
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"There will be more salvos until this enemy is deterred, understands the meaning of the Yemeni threat and ceases its crimes," Rashed said.
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The decision means that 400 jobs will be lost at the plant in October, when GM ceases local production of the Cruze model.
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In the latest episode of The Run-Up, we examine the most recent surprise twist in a campaign that never ceases to shock.
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It might be provocative because nobody is doing it.. Yet, the moment everyone starts having conversations about it, it ceases to be provocative.
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After a certain number of years, differentiating between a semi-autonomous refugee camp and an occupied territory ceases to be a useful distinction.
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At some point after the birth the cord ceases its important function of taking blood back and forth between the mother and baby.
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How can the act of keeping kosher retain its meaning if it becomes rote and ceases to be an act of the soul?
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If the s*** hits the fan one day, and the company ceases to exist, we'll have enjoyed the upside as we went, vs.
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The core Afghan government requirements for a settlement are that the Taliban ceases violence, breaks with international terrorism and accepts the Afghan Constitution.
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When a desert outpost — what Abby calls "the largest nuclear waste facility in the Southern Hemisphere" — ceases its communications, Abby volunteers to investigate.
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An era of StarCraft 20153, and esports as a whole, is over as KeSPA's StarCraft ProLeague ceases operations after nearly 14 years of competition.
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Though he doubtless welcomes Mr Trump's promise to reset relations with Russia, if America ceases to be the enemy, he will need another one.
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"And when that ceases to work any longer, the party gets killed, a new set of leaders comes in, and they do something different."
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The combination of love, betrayal, power, and — meticulous, gorgeous — costumes never ceases to help us forget about our real-world problems (or lack thereof).
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The incident unfolded while a group of senior Hamas leaders from abroad were visiting Gaza to discuss the ceases-fire efforts with local leaders.
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The incident occurred while a group of senior Hamas leaders from abroad were visiting Gaza to discuss the ceases-fire efforts with local leaders.
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Traditionally, once you hand over private information to a third party, such as a wireless carrier in this case, it ceases to be private.
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When I'm making music I cease to exist, [but] also the outside world ceases to exist and I'm in a world that I've created.
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Michelle Obama, 52 FLOTUS's sense of style never ceases to amaze and we know we'd never stand a chance in an arm wrestling match.
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But its rarity — a 2009 analysis found that only 0.07 percent of snowfalls are accompanied by thunder — means that it never ceases to excite.
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If you want to chastise every fighter who ever got away with fouling in the ring, the legend of Muhammad Ali ceases to exist.
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The romantic comedy and sociopolitical polemic aspects of "Made in China" may not always be smoothly integrated, but the show's visual allure never ceases.
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If no contract is reached and Ukraine ceases to be a transit state, Europe may not immediately suffer a shortage, but prices would spike.
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I just hope I eventually find the good in them before my own world ends and/or paper ceases to exist, whichever comes first.
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Once you establish a routine, it ceases to be a struggle to get in productivity mode everyday because the habit becomes part of you.
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Having attended approximately half of the 50 CES shows that have now occurred, the expanding breadth of the show never ceases to amaze me.
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Their tests showed that once you factor in the powerful effect of education, income ceases to be a strong predictor of a Trump vote.
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Sexual inequality ends when societies need to exploit women's labour in the same way as men's, and slavery when it ceases to be economically recommendable.
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Whether you're a diehard Snapchatter or an Instagram Stories convert — RIP, Vine — chances are BTS beauty never ceases to be prime content for your feed.
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Unlike aircraft, ships lack a back-up navigation system and if their GPS ceases to function, they risk running aground or colliding with other vessels.
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"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure," she wrote ("Improving ratings: audit in the British university system", Strathern, 22015).
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His work is simultaneously playful, celebratory, camp, excessive, and charming, so overtly sexual that it almost ceases to exist in any kind of sexual sphere.
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The first stage, disengagement, in which an individual ceases illegal activities, can promote successful de-radicalization, the second stage during which they renounce extremist ideology.
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It never ceases to amaze me what you can understand about a politician by simply observing them for a few minutes on a debate stage.
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As soon as Danny realizes his manager is handling the situation, the Armani polo ceases to exist, and he turns his attention back to me.
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It's no secret with its record-low cheap airfare to some pretty stellar destinations both domestically and abroad, Wow air never ceases to amaze us.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has laid out a list of negotiating demands, including that Iran ceases support for militant groups throughout the Middle East.
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As a conservation biologist I've seen so much beauty in the world, but the splendor and wonder of the jungle never ceases to amaze me.
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Raphina ceases to serve as mere wish-fulfillment when Conor realizes that she's not just a gorgeous girl he hopes to kiss (and maybe more).
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It could stand as the culminating moment of the metanarrative in which the Vietnam War ceases to be a current event and lapses into history.
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But that results from two implicit assumptions: first, that the infection rate stays constant, and second, that no one recovers and ceases to be contagious.
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Ordinarily, the release of eggs ceases once a woman is pregnant, and the hormonal and physical changes of pregnancy work together to prevent another conception.
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Nonproliferation norms will be less damaged if North Korea gives up some weapons and ceases nuclear testing, thus becoming a suspected but undeclared nuclear power.
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"Eleven days before our paper ceases to be," said Michael Tomasky, one of the evening's organizers, who wrote for the Voice from 1990 to 259.
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The first mission will see just one rover explore the surface for only one day, until the solar night falls and it ceases to operate.
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It never ceases to amaze me how often I see used products listed on eBay at higher prices than the original price from the manufacturer.
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Last Wednesday, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its .
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Last Wednesday, with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its buying of U.S. sovereign debt.
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Unemployment is so low that most Mahle workers will probably find new jobs by the time the plant ceases operations by the end of 2020.
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"It is also conceivable that looking out a few years, GE ceases to exist as we know it," he said, referring to a potential break-up.
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With the introduction of Wehner and other alleged victims of Maskell, The Keepers ceases to function as the true crime tale it initially appears to be.
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The misconduct in track and field demonstrates that there is still considerable work to be done in international sports before doping ceases to be an option.
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In another interview with VMAN Magazine, Al Mana called Jackson a "very special and talented woman who never ceases to amaze me," according to JustJared. 3.
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For every once-stalwart show like Orange Is the New Black that ceases production, there are multiple new shows that pop up to take its place.
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And eventually, Trillium's founders theorize, insurance could require this sort of thing, at which point it ceases being an option and becomes a standard safety feature.
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However, once you get to the middle-aged and the elderly, Sanders ceases to be the candidate preferred by the majority of low-income white voters.
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To make clarified butter, melt unsalted butter in a heavy saucepan over low heat; cook 20 to 30 minutes until bubbling ceases and liquid turns clear.
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"It never ceases to amaze me how successful you have been making yourself so small, petty, and banal with your tweets," Brennan said at the time.
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So maybe we should be hopeful this is a simulation, because otherwise we are going to create simulations indistinguishable from reality or civilization ceases to exist.
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It's a simple fact that when our politicians snipe at each other like bickering children instead of actually debating the issues, our government ceases to function.
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That's a rarity in a chamber that basically ceases to operate without the majority and minority leaders hammering out agreements on next steps on, well, anything.
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Apparently we weren't clicking on the IGTV button in the upper right-hand corner of our Instagram feeds enough, because now the button ceases to exist.
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It is only a couple of weeks before it will be formally liquidated, before the club that traces its roots to 1885 ceases to exist entirely.
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A Vanity Fair article from 2015 tied Tinder to the "dating apocalypse," a time in which sex is so easily available that courtship ceases to exist.
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"It is also conceivable that looking out a few years, GE ceases to exist as we know it," he said, referring to a potential break-up.
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"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure," and this is as true of money as it is of any other measure.
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By the terrifyingly barren final loops of "Way Out," Nadia's entire birthday party ceases to exist save for a lonely, dancing Maxine (Greta Lee, queen of azure).
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You'll be taken to a more gentle place, a place where work ceases to exist and we can all live out our fully automated luxury communist dreams.
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These are the moments when the third place ceases to be a third place, and dissolves back into the rigid realities of the office and the bedroom.
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The deal will replicate the effects of the European Union's insurance agreement with Switzerland and will come into force once that agreement ceases to apply in Britain.
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" —JBL "The obvious would be hot springs of some sort or another, although it could be something more akin to where tears fall, or where life ceases.
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In their letter, the shareholders ask that Benchmark step down from the board and divest from the company so that it ceases to have board appointment powers.
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Under current rules, WVR shares lose their additional rights if the founder ceases to be a director of the company, or transfers the shares to another person.
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They are worried about possible market disruptions if banks, lenders and investors are not prepared when LIBOR ceases to exist about 1-1/2 years from now.
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Games as a medium have moved so far that the dichotomy of good and bad ceases to exist for this era, and instead, it's all charming instead.
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Lyrically, it evokes the way time almost ceases to exist in when you find yourself diving head-over-heels into a relationship—or just a long night.
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It is my experience that politicians never believe they're doomed to defeat unless the mailman ceases deliveries because no one has sent a contribution in six months.
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The declaration will then be the basis of negotiating a proper free trade agreement once Britain ceases to be a member of the EU in March 2019.
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"The pace of innovation is incredible and what we can do with machine learning really never ceases to amaze me," Amazon's Dave Limp said in today's keynote.
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"It never ceases to amaze me how many people in Williamsburg forget that the J and G trains exist," he joked, referencing two alternative subway lines nearby.
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Once Britain begins formal negotiations for exiting the EU, known as Article 50, it will have two years until it ceases to be a member of the bloc.
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They further warned that the US "should not enter into any military or diplomatic agreement with Russia regarding Syria's future" until the Russian military ceases human rights abuses.
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It remains unclear who the buyer is or what the sale price was as there ceases to be a new shareholder with a 5% stake in the company.
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Trump said on Thursday he will impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico starting at 5% and ratcheting higher until the flow of illegal migrants ceases.
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"Researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago and the University of Notre Dame found that municipal borrowing costs increase after a newspaper ceases publication," the AP reports.
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Then I drove east through the lush, temperate national forest that houses Oregon's snow-capped Mount Hood and discovered it suddenly ceases, like you're penetrating an invisible barrier.
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Disney is going to lose $150 million in operating income as it makes the move to launch its own streaming service and ceases its licensing deals with Netflix.
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It's summertime and the living is easy, until the speaker falls into the pool and the new Jo Bros album ceases to play, rendering your pool party silent.
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If our nation ceases to be the place where artists the world over can come to express themselves freely, then we cease, in my opinion, to be America.
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Many aging actresses gripe about the lack of interesting roles available to middle-aged women and beyond, as if one's ability to be interesting ceases once wrinkles develop.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 29.
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Sometimes they go untold out of shame, other times they are not told because they are so ingrained in our culture that the behavior ceases to shock people.
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If China does not stop its illegal activities, including its theft of American trade secrets and intellectual property, I will apply countervailing duties until China ceases and desists.
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We were told, then and now, any involvement he might have in the show ceases when he becomes President, other than the title "executive producer" and his paycheck.
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When faced with a test that challenges personal comfort (a seat on the bus, a black man on the sidewalk, an exposed purse), black individuality ceases to exist.
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Elaine Kamarck, the director of the Center for Effective Public Management at the Brookings Institution, says it probably won't be the case that the government ceases to function.
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When the Supreme Court declares a law to be invalid on its face, that means the law ceases to operate altogether — it's as if the law never existed.
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On Wednesday, , citing people familiar with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its buying of U.S. sovereign debt.
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Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its buying of U.S. sovereign debt.
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"I believe very strongly that any artistic or, in particular, any literary activity, unless it is an invitation to action, ceases to have any validity," he told Callaloo.
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The practice of haunting occurs when someone ceases contact but continues to follow you on social media, engaging in deeply confounding behavior such as watching your Instagram stories.
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"I don't think he ever ceases to amaze us," said Mets second baseman Neil Walker, who followed Cespedes by hitting a two-run homer and finished with three RBIs.
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The annual spring offensive announcement is something the militant group does every year to intensify their attacks, even though Taliban violence never really ceases during the harsh winter months.
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Portland, even amidst its recent changes and miles of condos as far as the eye can see, never ceases to be a warm and welcoming place with killer taste.
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I hope she ceases talking about me since she does not love me she does not need to speak about me to stay relevant in a disgustingly hateful way.
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But unless Pakistan re-evaluates its use of militant proxies, and unless India ceases committing gross human rights atrocities in Kashmir, the two countries may stumble into one regardless.
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However, when it becomes an addiction and it's at the expense of actual physical activity and social interaction, it ceases to be a healthy way to blow off steam.
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Defense Minister Nurettin Canikli says Ankara has reinforced its military bases in northern Iraq and will remain in the region until the PKK ceases to be threat to Turkey.
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"The church never ceases to say to with our defeaters, to our closed and fearful hearts, 'Stop, the Lord is risen,'" Pope Francis said Sunday according to multiple reports.
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Easy. Because unless you're Gary Oldman or Denzel Washington, two inspiringly vision-challenged survivors of the time after the world ceases to be, you're the first one to go.
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Its core gameplay gimmick, although it quickly ceases to feel like one, is the magic hat companion who lets you take over various enemies and items in the game.
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"It never ceases to amaze really," 2013 Masters champion and former world number one Adam Scott told Reuters, noting the roller coaster that Woods has been on this year.
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The risk for Trump is that the reality or otherwise of the allegations ceases to be the point: the fact they are so widely known just undermines his credibility.
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Al-Hadid models not just a fragment of a city, but a city's eventual decay — the future in which it ceases to matter, has been left to the elements.
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The dollar remains the foundation of global finance, the one piece of a cosmically complex puzzle in which continued faith is required or the totality ceases to make sense.
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The United States and its democratic allies should not shy away from increased sanctions against Russian banks, including the Gazprom Bank, VnesheconomBank, or Promsvyazbank, until Russia ceases its aggression.
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Wonder ceases about 90 minutes into this lengthy tale of a crafty, self-made American capitalist in late Colonial times, first staged in 2013 at London's Royal Court Theater.
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As Vera ceases to pretend that she is not responsible for the death of a little boy, she also stops pretending that she doesn't like to be looked at.
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There is a level of wealth way before Bill Gates status that trading more effort and time for more money ceases to make sense (even Bill Gates says so).
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Activists and international human rights organizations want to stop the loan until Tanzania passes a law to allow pregnant girls to go to school and ceases mandatory pregnancy testing.
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Inspired. — the logical end of optimization in fashion isn't a world in which everyone chooses an idiosyncratic everyday look, but rather one in which personal style ceases to exist.
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When horrible death can arrive at any time, in any storyline, it ceases to feel like a plot point and more like a thing that can happen out of nowhere.
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For some Internet of Things devices, like connected video cameras, it also ceases to be practical to send the data to the cloud just because of the pure volume involved.
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As soon as one is aware of being somebody, to be watched and listened to with extra interest, input ceases, and the performer goes blind and deaf in his overanimation.
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Hargreaves Services, a materials services firm, has warned it could take a pretax profit hit of 1.3 million pounds in its next full year if British Steel ceases to trade.
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Tip too far in either direction and you undermine property rights until they're meaningless or you create a society so hemmed in by radical individualism that it ceases to function.
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"For many, the holiday season is like a dream world and hopefully people have had a good dream, but it is like a dream that ceases literally overnight," Halaris said.
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When you actually finish something, you fall off the far edge of the continuum, and your experience of it ceases, and you have to go find yourself a new one.
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"I just don't buy the notion in the 21st century that if you leave the boundaries of the five boroughs the government ceases to work," he told reporters on Monday.
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During prorogation, all Parliamentary activity ceases, and items of business from the previous session (such as unpassed bills or pending parliamentary questions etc.) lapse, unless they are specifically carried forward.
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Today, it's easy to lose track of this desire, either getting distracted by our devices or surrounding ourselves with so many things that each one ceases to hold much value.
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The massive spending bill also contains the Taylor Force Act, which would cut off US aid to the Palestinian Authority until the government there ceases payments to families of terrorists.
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"It never ceases to amaze me the lengths people will go to discredit you, spread propaganda, boldface lies and publish entire articles based on an 'anonymous' or unknown sources," Moore wrote.
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The often flippant, emotional stream of tweets from President Trump never ceases to amaze, particularly since it is, for all intents and purposes, filled with official messages from the White House.
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This does not mean one needs to abandon the distinct nationhoods which make up this unique family of nations, any more than by being English one ceases to be a Yorkshireman.
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I also acknowledge that it never ceases to amaze me how much today's young people can do on the five-inch to 23-inch screens the smartphone industry has coalesced around.
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As soon as the fence is in the space they would normally have to retreat to in order for strikes to fall short, that outside counter fighting game ceases to work.
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I've heard all of this baseless fear-mongering before, of course, but it never ceases to amaze me when mainstream publications print moralizing sermons where critical journalism is supposed to be.
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Now when I see product proliferation in areas that I think are unwise and that are putting people at risk of performance chasing, that growth ceases to be a good thing.
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Only when return on investment ceases to be the measure of value can the polity decide for itself what counts as valuable, what kind of activity should be rewarded and cultivated.
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"Illegal harvesting will eventually lead to commercial extinction, where the fishery ceases to be viable at all," said Peter J. Britz, a marine biologist at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa.
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"It's remarkable how the rest of the world ceases to be important when you're getting married," Schuster writes with what is surely irony but doesn't quite accomplish the necessary self-effacement.
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Few minds are changed, but Yehoshua seems to be hinting that, "in a country that never ceases to be a threat to itself," peaceful deadlock is a small but genuine victory.
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What follows from this model is tantalizing: If information ceases to be scarce, if it becomes freely and easily available to all, the fundamental problem afflicting democratic systems would be solved.
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Sign of the Times We've been imagining the end of the world since we inherited it, and in most of our mythologies the world ceases to exist before it can begin.
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"He is no more eligible to be an honest member of the parliament, and he ceases to be holding the office of prime minister," Judge Ejaz Afzal Khan said in court.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg News reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that officials in Beijing had recommended that China's government lowers — or even potentially ceases — its buying of U.S. sovereign debt.
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When Perry ceases to dance along at the end and stares at the viewer with the concerned conviction of someone who just finished reading The Feminine Mystique, a question is presented.
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Digitization will never be completed, at least not before print ceases to be produced, and still there remains the task of making sure the printed books in the collection remain viable.
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As Twitter has gone through what I now like to call its dark period, I have openly questioned what happens to me if Twitter ceases to exist (yes, it's all about me).
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They will then add them to the app shortly after the occasion so anyone may re-experience the natural noises of the moment long after the moon ceases to cover the sun.
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Because when local priorities shift away from providing transit to everyone on an equitable basis and towards just those privileged few with Uber accounts, then public transportation ceases to become public anymore.
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You stress over and over again that the internet was built by civil society, is maintained by civil society, and will become something much darker if that ceases to be the case.
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Although lawmakers are completely immune from prosecution, the police can file 'dossiers' against them which can only lead to a legal process once the politician ceases to be a member of parliament.
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As agreed, the "New Settlement for the United Kingdom within the European Union", reached at the European Council on 18-19 February 2016, will now not take effect and ceases to exist.
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One of the things that never ceases to amaze me is that we have more ability now than ever before to learn stuff, but also seem to know the least about stuff.
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There was discussion that if Trump became GOP nominee, then "the GOP ceases to be a party for traditional conservatives, who must go elsewhere," according to the source familiar with the discussion.
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While the main vehicle is CCTV, whose English language outlet has rebranded as CGTN, any media that participates is complicit in human rights violations and ceases de facto to be news media.
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The Taylor Force Act will significantly limit American economic aid to the PA until it ceases paying stipends to individuals who commit acts of terrorism and to the families of deceased terrorists.
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Denial of service attacks are ones that overwhelm a system with data until it ceases to function properly, in this case using error message-inducing data to cause components to shut down.
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But a democracy in which the public ceases to have confidence that its elected leader is acting in the interest of his own country and not another is no longer a democracy.
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The health and activity apps are undoubtedly the area where the watch comes into its own compared to anything traditional, but it's also where it ceases to be a watch at all.
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"It ceases to serve as the boundary between civilization and barbarity, between the lands of the Hua and the lands of the Yi," said Mark Elliott, a Qing historian at Harvard University.
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An infuriated Trump on Thursday vowed to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico starting at 5% and ratcheting higher until the flow of illegal immigrants into the United States ceases.
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A 'Brexit dividend' after Britain ceases paying EU membership dues would fund only part of the cost, and the government had no intention of abandoning plans to lower Britain's public debt, he added.
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"I don't know when art ceases to be art, when it crosses that line and becomes something really perverse, but I think we're very close to that mark now," Hickey told The Mercury.
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Traces of humanity come out in the slight movements, but the movement ceases just as quickly as it starts, leaving the viewer with a desire, but ultimate inability to interact with the individuals.
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Examples abound of the federal government betting taxpayer money on economic losers, encouraging corporate welfare, distorting energy markets, propping up specific products, and trying to generate a market when one ceases to exist.
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This act of barbarism spurred the creation of the Taylor Force Act, which would stop American economic aid to the Palestinian Authority until the PA ceases paying stipends to terrorists and their families.
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The tax avoiding scheme involved buying and selling grain via a chain of transactions in which the value-added tax liability was left with a small trading company which then ceases to exist.
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Costs of the flights were expected to be covered by the ATOL, or Air Travel Organiser's License, protection plan, a fund that provides for repatriation of British travelers if an airline ceases operations.
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The particles that make up our metal plate are always fidgeting, and this motion—this noise—is in defiance of true coldness, and, ultimately, absolute zero, where all motion ceases at every scale.
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I suppose the real danger is not that the press ceases to be free but that it becomes so hopelessly fragmented that the line between fact and fiction, news and propaganda, completely evaporates.
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The intention is to motivate people to take actions that will keep them safe, but a side effect is that you may feel an overwhelming amount of anxiety that ceases to be helpful.
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Surrounded by God-awful family and friends who act as if Cathy's only duty is to wait on them, she never ceases to rise above their petulant behavior and put on a smile.
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" Maher also blasted Trump's attacks on federal law enforcement, and predicted that the real estate mogul will only last in the White House if the U.S. ceases to be "a nation of laws.
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The way enemies pop in horror as you start to chart a path forward, a path that will soon be covered by their cartoonish bloodshed, never ceases to make me crack a smile.
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"He is no more eligible to be an honest member of the parliament, and he ceases to be holding the office of prime minister," Judge Ejaz Afzal Khan said in court, Reuters reported.
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This is not anything but a Democrat health care, and they have Obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future.
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The last gallery I visit is David Tunick Prints & Drawings where there is a detailed study of faces that is so skilled with its contouring that the content almost ceases to matter to me.
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Here's a thought: we might be seeing the basketball version of an economic concept known as Goodhart's Law, which holds that when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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Publishing the rate is the first step in a multi-year plan to transition more derivatives away from the London interbank offered rate (Libor), which regulators say poses systemic risks if it ceases publication.
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Nowadays there is a lot more that exists on this subject, but I think it is important to continue to deepen and diversify the message until such a time as colorism ceases to exist!
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Sex addiction is characterized by feelings of withdrawal when someone ceases certain sexual behaviors, desensitization, and always seeking the next "high," according to her approach, while sexual compulsivity is more about problems with impulse control.
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However, as soon as the Singapore government starts using its legitimate speech laws to target political dissidents, the question ceases to be one about the freedom of speech and immediately becomes one of political persecution.
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I break mine out every spring and fall when I need a lighter weight jacket, and it never ceases to garner compliments from coworkers and "Where'd you get that?" from fellow riders on the subway.
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That means one of two things: either Israel ceases to exist as a Jewish state, or the Palestinians become permanent second-class citizens in an Israel that includes the West Bank and potentially even Gaza.
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If something goes awry — for example, if an important app ceases to work properly — be aware of the steps to roll back to the previous version of iOS, which are listed on Apple's support website.
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Hargreaves Services, a materials services company based in Durham, northern England, said earlier if the steelmaker ceases to trade, this could reduce its profit before tax in the next full year by about 1.3 million.
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The gallery checklist states that there is "tape" buried in the painting; that is the collage element, though where exactly it ceases to matter given the chance to relish the delights of a Goldberg painting.
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While it's easy to imagine scenarios where that ceases to be true — a terrorist attack, for instance — the fact remains that so far, incompetence, not autocracy or even ruthless efficacy, has defined the Trump administration.
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If the US abandons that role, then NATO — an organization founded in 1949 in part to ensure war would never again break out in Europe — ceases to be a powerful, credible, functional political-military organization.
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If politics essentially ceases to exist for three months, that could make it difficult for candidates running for House or even Senate to quickly restart dormant campaigns and begin the long process of wooing voters.
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It never ceases to amaze me that outside there can a blue sky, bright California sunshine and plenty of open space to explore — but the kids prefer to flip open a laptop and surf YouTube.
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Second, if consumers derive a greater share of their well-being from things that come free, inflation ceases to be a good measure of the cost of living or of the purchasing power of incomes.
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"Aviation over these territories ceases," Mr. Lavrentiev told reporters in Astana on Friday, a day after the deal was signed between Russia and Iran, which back the Syrian government, and Turkey, which backs some rebels.
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There is, of course, nothing wrong with using possessions to express yourself, but the moment it becomes about acquisition rather than optimization, it ceases being self-care and enters the dark realm of mindless consumerism.
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But if a woman doesn't seem 100% "together" — think Britney Spears in 2007 — or isn't generally considered to be a fashion icon, then head shaving ceases to make automatic "sense" to the world at large.
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Trump may push for some sort of bargain where Russia pulls its troops from Syria or ceases its support for Iran — perhaps in exchange for U.S. concessions on sanctions or recognition of Moscow's Crimea annexation.
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Of course, he's John Wick, so he'll probably pull it off—especially since director Chad Stahelski has promised to keep the sequels coming until we get bored or humanity ceases to exist, whichever comes first.
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"Please be advised that I will end my efforts to block these nominees when the USDA ceases to be involved in all issues involving small refinery hardship waivers, including the SRE application process," he wrote.
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As it ceases to be an army on the ground, more importance is placed on being a franchise and getting people to carry out attacks in its name, to keep it in the global consciousness.
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"The crash occurred around 103pm—more specifically, the report states that video from inside the car "ceases recording with a UTC time of 210:230:222 [9:58pm local time], just moments after striking the pedestrian.
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He his own romantic storyline with Dalia (Nasim Pedrad), and when he's finally freed, he ceases to be a genie at all, instead getting married and having kids, rendering him a normal, slightly goofy dad figure.
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Giving naloxone to someone who is overdosing — dying from lack of oxygen as their breathing slows and then ceases — can throw users into abrupt withdrawal pain (by blocking receptors in the brain that respond to opioids).
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The transports were dealt another blow late on Thursday when U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico until the flow of illegal immigrants across the southern border ceases.
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A spokesman said it was "too early" to say if there would be layoffs at Pacheco once the Focus ceases production, but the company was in talks with the union that represents workers at the plant.
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It's not totally clear what Aglaya's cyber strike would even constitute, be that a distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, where a target is bombarded with so much traffic it ceases to function, or something else.
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The new coin has so far been released to 33 banks and post offices around the U.K. and will eventually replace the existing pound when it ceases to be legal tender on October 15 this year.
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JEFFREY O. SEGRAVE, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Don't Blame Racing To the Sports Editor: Re "The Wonder Never Ceases," May 5: Joe Sexton's article on the majesty of racehorses is derailed by his attack on horse racing.
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In other words, if Coinbase goes bust or ceases to operate as a business going forward, the idea is that any fiat currency the company is looking after on your behalf won't get absorbed with it.
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You will truly never appreciate the park unless you have sat in the same place for a duration so great that time ceases to exist and your shoulders begin to fizz with sunburn like a Berocca.
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That law, signed by President Trump in March 2018, enacted cuts in significant amounts in U.S. funding for the Palestinian Authority until the P.A. ceases paying stipends to the family members of jailed or killed terrorists.
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The Seaport district is one of those parts of New York so overrun with tourists that it ceases to maintain even the faintest vestige of the umbilical cord that once connected it to the city's spirit.
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It's when she ceases strenuously "writing" — cracking awful jokes or remarking on the mosques "blushing" at daybreak — and begins to ask questions of her characters and herself, that we get an entirely original take on Lear.
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Though we go on the same half-mile loop twice a day, Hal never ceases to find something fascinating to admire, and I've also begun to sniff out new things to appreciate in my daily routines.
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Once Homo sapiens and Homo roboticus begin to interact, and once time ceases to be something that you waste or spend and becomes a portal through which you pass, the language of social custom shifts accordingly.
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But the politics of the coming year, once the Mueller investigation ceases to be a black box and delivers whatever it's going to deliver (you'll get no predictions from me!), might offer a very different choice.
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In the end, Phil gets away from Jexi because she "gets over" her all-consuming, mega-crush on him; a sentient A.I. machine ceases to torture a human being because she no longer feels like it.
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Essentially, leaving without a deal on March 29, 2019 leads to the infamous "cliff-edge" scenario in which EU law abruptly ceases to apply in the U.K. and it's expected that British businesses will face severe disruptions.
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While talking about This Is Us with Vox contributor Kelsey McKinney (who recaps the show for Refinery29), she pointed out to me that the second you step back from almost any storyline, it ceases to make sense.
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Trump, responding to a surge of migrants across the southern border, vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 2300% and ratcheting much higher until the flow of people ceases.
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This has contributed to the crippling of Iran's economy, which the U.S. administration says will continue unless Iran "acts like a normal country" and ceases its support of terrorist proxies in the region and ballistic missile testing.
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All of which matters quite a bit, because as porn ceases to be an easy source of revenue, more entrepreneurs are making the shift into cams and sex toys and, of late, a combination of the two.
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Add to all that the actual software—sleek and nimble iOS, with Siri riding shotgun, and a universe of excellent apps—and the phone ceases to be your piece of personal technology and becomes simply your everything.
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"With Musk due in court to face the SEC imminently, Tesla remains one of the most absorbing companies we cover, and one which for good or ill, never ceases to surprise," Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Nicholas Hyett said.
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If British Steel ceases to trade, this could reduce Hargreaves Services' revenue in the next financial year by about 11 million pounds ($13.97 million) and its pretax profit by about 1.3 million pounds ($1.65 million), it said.
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In Han Kang's propulsive, lacerating novel "The Vegetarian," translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith, the bloodless union between Yeong-hye, a hushed bookworm, and her largely indifferent husband ruptures when she ceases to be a carnivore.
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A shutdown hardly means that all of government ceases functioning: Many thousands of federal workers would be furloughed or asked to work without pay, but essential services like federal law enforcement work and emergency work would continue.
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"If our nation ceases to be the place where artists the world over can come to express themselves freely, then we cease, in my opinion, to be America," UTA chief executive Jeremy Zimmer said in a statement.
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I like to think I'll keep going, if only to have a career as an Instagram baddie to fall back on when writing ceases to be a thing in two years—but for now, I'm off to McDonald's.
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"The United States must lead the world in ensuring that the Chinese government ceases any repressive acts in Hong Kong and abides by its three-decade-old international commitment to respect the autonomy of Hong Kong," he said.
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The Richmond, Virginia-based firm, which is one of the 200 largest U.S. law firms, in a statement said its dissolution committee was working to ensure the continuity of client services until the firm ceases to practice law.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The interest rates derivatives market needs to develop contingency plans in its contracts in case the London interbank offered bank rate (LIBOR) ceases to exist, a special adviser at the Federal Reserve said on Thursday.
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I'd argue that the Tethers' continued existence goes back to the theme of America's glossed-over past, and the idea that just because things are buried and dropped out of sight doesn't mean that everything ceases to exist.
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"Once the core purpose of the nation ceases to be war, you remove war from the stage, and many small requirements and challenges appear that couldn't be seen before because they were covered by the war," he said.
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Jennifer Lopez never ceases to make a bold fashion statement, and her latest ensemble proves she is in tune with what's turning out to be one of the biggest trends of the fall and winter season: monochromatic dressing.
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But feeding trials have shown the rice to be highly effective in preventing VAD, and toxicity is virtually impossible because conversion of beta-carotene to vitamin A ceases when vitamin A levels in the blood rise above normal.
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" Looking at where he was several years ago, Chet admits that "it never ceases to amaze" him that by "just making one major change in your life and sticking with it, basically, your life starts to reflect your dreams.
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It's long past time to raise the federal minimum wage so it ceases to be a poverty wage, and to adopt paid leave and paid sick days so working parents are not forced to choose between work and caregiving.
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It never ceases to amaze me that they must have so many people that they see in the course of a year, and yet they always make you feel there is a genuine interest in you as an individual.
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Dig deeper:Governments do not need to adopt a universal basic income to improve life for workers (June 2016)If work ceases to provide a good living to most workers, radical reform of the welfare state is inevitable (June 2016)
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"Until Iran ceases using commercial aircraft to support terrorists and war criminals, western companies ought not be allowed to sell Iranian airliners more aircraft that they can use to fuel Assad's brutal war," Roskam said during House floor debate.
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More to the point, most countries, as noted above, have income support schemes that are at least somewhat similar to a basic income, and when the idea is framed in more familiar terms it ceases to seem so radical.
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Vince Carter got up a reverse dunk: The man they used to call Half Man, Half Amazing back in his younger days still manages to wow Memphis head coach David Fizdale: ''He never ceases to amaze me,'' Fizdale said.
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Rather, she explores the specific ideas that many in post-1945 British, French, Dutch and German societies have used to clarify their identity; and she never ceases to historicize what to a tub-thumper like Murray seems self-evident.
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"What happens if the U.S. ceases to be the place where companies choose to invest in the next generation of technology?" said Zoe Lipman of the BlueGreen Alliance, a coalition of the country's largest labor unions and environmental groups.
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"The president ceases to be president upon the moment of conviction," said Michael Gerhardt, a University of North Carolina law professor and impeachment expert who early in his career served as deputy media director for Gore's first Senate campaign.
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Provided a new electoral law can be agreed, Mr Renzi wants a vote soon afterwards so he can win back the premiership as the PD's candidate; his critics want to delay so that he gradually ceases to be the obvious choice.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, incensed by a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 5% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, incensed by a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 43% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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The treasury estimated around 433 million pounds are currently being stored in savings jars around the country and therefore urged consumers to spend it or deposit it in the bank before the current coin ceases to hold legal tender status.
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Heat iron to the critical temperature where it ceases to be magnetized, for instance, and the correlations between its atoms are defined by the same "critical exponents" that characterize water at the critical point where its liquid and vapor phases meet.
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The term describes the moment when "game developer" ceases being a 9-5 job, and morphs into a haze of constant overtime, nights and weekends lost to endless coding, troubleshooting, and tweaking in order to ship a game on time.
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Results of the experiment, to be published on Thursday in the journal Nature, run contrary to long-accepted principles of brain death, which hold that vital cellular activity ceases irreversibly seconds or minutes after oxygen and blood flow are cut off.
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Automaker Toyota has temporarily ceases its public road testing of its fully autonomous 'Chauffeur' system in the U.S. after an accident earlier this week saw an Uber self-driving test vehicle strike a pedestrian, which ultimately resulted in her death.
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"It never ceases to amaze me how designers can be so continually creative," Sistine, who walked in Chanel's annual Métiers d'Art show in December, told Vogue in March 2016 (the magazine named her one of fashion's fresh faces to watch).
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Hargreaves Services, which supplies materials handling and other services to British Steel, said if the company ceases to trade, this could reduce Hargreave's revenue in next full year by 11 million pounds and its profit before tax by about 1.3 million.
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In practice, you want to minimize a value—the distance between the wall and the booth—and so you shift the graph of the polynomial around to see how far you can push it before it ceases to be nonnegative.
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"The political leadership of China never ceases to assure us that further opening towards foreign investment, a level playing field between German and Chinese companies, as well as protection of intellectual property, is a priority," the embassy said on its website.
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As motherhood ceases to be something done only in private, at home, and as more mothers come to the table and are welcomed as decision-makers, our society will become more equitable, our economy more vibrant, and our world more loving.
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They will have to persuade Tehran that, as long as it continues to honor its side of the bargain, Iran can continue receiving most of the benefits promised by the JCPOA, even if the US ceases to be a party.
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The computers—the phones and the algorithms and the damn neural net—they're all conspiring to erase time, to introduce an efficiency so good that time ceases to exist, thus rendering such concepts as idleness and saudade and tradition obsolete.
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The lack of testing ceases to make sense in light of the fact that the federal government has actively discouraged testing nurses who wear the recommended protective equipment; the conclusion then is that PPE is sufficient to stop the virus.
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Maybe I am a traditionalist—though I do not consider myself to be—but when you start fucking around with batting order at the last possible moment, baseball ceases to resemble the game it was for the previous eight innings.
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In Europe, the new General Data Protection Regulation requires firms to delete personal data at the end of a service contract, so that customers retain control of their data whenever they leave a business—or when that business ceases to exist.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, responding to a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 23% and ratcheting much higher until the flow of people ceases.
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"Until Philip Morris ceases these harmful activities, its claims should be seen as yet another public relations stunt aimed at repairing the company's image and not a serious effort to reduce the death and disease caused by its products," Myers said.
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"Until Iran ceases using commercial aircraft to support terrorists and war criminals, western companies ought not be allowed to sell Iranian airliners more aircraft that they can use to fuel Assad's brutal war," Roskam said during House floor debate. Rep.
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Taking aim at what he said was a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, Trump vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 0.343% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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Taking aim at what he said was a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, Trump vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 5% and ratcheting higher until the flow of people ceases.
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BERLIN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Britain could wait more than three decades to recover billions of euros in capital once it ceases to be a shareholder in the European Investment Bank on its departure from the European Union, the boss of the bank said.
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The ELN and the administration of former President Juan Manuel Santos began peace talks in February 2017, but current right-wing President Ivan Duque has said he will not continue the dialogue until the group frees all its hostages and ceases criminal activities.
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"With Musk due in court to face the SEC imminently, Tesla remains one of the most absorbing companies we cover, and one which for good or ill, never ceases to surprise," Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Nicholas Hyett said before a Manhattan federal court hearing.
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"When a so-called Human Rights Council cannot bring itself to address the massive abuses in Venezuela and Iran, and it welcomes the Democratic Republic of Congo as a new member, the council ceases to be worthy of its name," said Haley.
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The yearly marvel never ceases to amaze us, so we wanted to share an explanation we first published a couple of years ago The leaves of deciduous trees change colors as nights lengthen and cooler weather prevails, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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"Until Iran ceases using commercial aircraft to support terrorists and war criminals, western companies ought not be allowed to sell Iranian airliners more aircraft that they can use to fuel Assad's brutal war," Roskam said during House floor debate. http://bit.ly/2628h28500MzJ.
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At the center of "Dinner at the Center of the Earth" is Prisoner Z (his identity has been erased from the records, so he technically ceases to exist), whom we meet in his captivity at a black site somewhere in the Negev desert.
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If Iran resumes some or all of the activities it gave up, or, even worse, if it ceases cooperation with the inspectors, the Trump administration could find itself facing a choice between allowing Iran to get nuclear weapons or to bomb Iran.
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In short, if Congress were to invoke the three-fifths override or the national security waiver, the Goodlatte BBA ceases to be a balanced budget mandate and instead becomes just another debt ceiling-style fiscal "limit" that gets ignored over and over again.
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While booking with a credit card will allow you to get your money back if your travel company ceases operations, travel insurance, depending on the policy, will reimburse you if you need to pay for additional flights or hotels if you're stranded.
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The risk for both sides is that failure to reach any deal will see a "cliff edge" Brexit in which Britain, under Article 50 of the EU treaty, simply ceases to be a member as midnight chimes in Brussels going into Saturday, March 30, 2019.
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It's refreshing to see a story that seriously explores what happens when even the "Last Best Place" ceases to value the small cities that have constituted its way of life — especially one that doesn't simply focus on the white components of the answers it finds.
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"It never ceases to amaze me how creative abusers can get," said BilliJoy Carson, who founded Arizona-based Kick at Darkness, an organization that has worked with Operation Safe Escape and provides support and counseling to survivors of domestic abuse, trafficking, stalking and assault.
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With that in mind, it seems the newly trialed blocking of dealers' phones was not a literal DDoS-attack, in which a target is bombarded with so much traffic that it ceases to function, but instead, as Nettleton tweeted, more of a "DDoS-style" tactic.
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This resolution issue is a great example of knowing when a spec ceases to be important: Samsung, LG, HTC, and others have all reached more impressive resolution numbers than the iPhone, but none of their Quad HD flagship displays looks much better than the iPhone's.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action -in Fitch's opinion, GATE enters into bankruptcy filings, administration, receivership, liquidation or other formal winding-up procedures, or otherwise ceases business, under which circumstances the ratings would be downgraded to 'D'.
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In this case, the tenant is breaking an agreement (whether it is the proprietary lease, house rule or rental agreement) to keep the apartment in good living condition and is legally required to clean the home to the point where the nuisance ceases to exist.
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Analysts said the key focus this week is on the launch of the euro short-term rate ESTR, a new interbank lending rate that will be published for the first time on Wednesday, as the ECB ceases to publish EONIA, the current overnight benchmark.
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Analysts said the key focus this week is on the launch of the euro short-term rate ESTR, a new inter-bank lending rate which will be published for the first time on Wednesday, as the ECB ceases to publish EONIA, the current overnight benchmark.
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Analysts said the key focus this week is on the launch of the euro short-term rate ESTR, a new inter-bank lending rate which will be published for the first time on Wednesday, as the ECB ceases to publish EONIA, the current overnight benchmark.
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Currently the measurement of death is a much more complicated one that involves a more industrialized and less religious view of the body: When mechanical and electrical activity ceases (the brain stops signaling, the heart stops beating, and breath stops), one is pronounced dead.
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Kennedy told Perdue in the letter dated June 27 that he was attempting to block the confirmation of three appointees now pending the Senate until USDA "ceases to be involved in all issues involving small refinery hardship waivers" under the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard.
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, responding to a surge of illegal immigrants across the southern border, vowed on Thursday to impose a tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, starting at 20.82% and ratcheting much higher until the flow of people ceases.
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"Native Americans do suffer from the highest rates of domestic violence in the country, and the majority of tribes don't have opportunities to continue resources if funding ceases," Jump said, adding they've already learned of shelters reducing services and not being able to accept new clients.
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Once the patient dies and blood ceases circulating oxygen, every passing moment means the organs are further compromised, reducing the likelihood of a successful transplant, so the OPO coordinates and carefully manages their swift transportation to whichever transplant centers are ready to make use of them.
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Call it a hunch, but if Austria is considering passing a law that protects cab companies by wholly removing Uber's competitive advantage, I'm not sure it particularly cares if the rideshare platform ceases operations—and in fact, that outcome might be considered desirable by both parties.
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"The Uber driver's working time starts as soon as he is within his territory, has the App switched on and is ready and willing to accept trips and ends as soon as one or more of those conditions ceases to apply," they said in their verdict.
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Alice Lodge, who grew up surrounded by artists and filmmakers during her childhood in the Hollywood Hills and Sydney, Australia, compares her East Hollywood gallery to Mary Poppins' "Magic Bag": "It never ceases to amaze me how much I can pack into this space," she says.
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Before the Silent Barn ceases operation on April 8643, it will host one final show: a "funeral service" offering D.J. sets and performances by such habitués as Shady Hawkins, Mallrat and Crosslegged, and an opportunity to say goodbye to one of the city's most beloved hangouts.silentbarn.
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" It's in the great tradition of country songs that understand that when the person you love leaves a place, the place all but ceases to exist: "As long as you're still in my head/There ain't no way that I can paint a ghost town red.
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There is an argument to be made that the Solid State Watch is wasteful, but CW&T feels that the project is more of an art piece, designed to celebrate the technology on display here even when it ceases to be functional in a traditional sense.
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"If there are new contracts being entered into and that mature post 2021, we will want to see clear communication on the uncertainties involved and what will happen in the event that Libor ceases or can no longer be produced on a representative basis," he said.
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For the purpose of this article, I am working under the assumption that natural wine is not a fraud, nor are its supporters delusional, but rather that it's a highly debated and endlessly complicated topic that never ceases to get all manner of people riled up.
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So if a bunch of disinformation is used to manipulate public opinion by pushing ... oh, let's just say stories about George Soros being a Nazi and a baby killer reptilian, that's an attempt to silence him and his supporters and thus it now ceases to be free speech.
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The software experience is fine — Google Now never ceases to be helpful — but the phone does come preloaded with a bunch of Samsung apps and, as my review unit was a Verizon model, Verizon apps, too (it's available on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, and U.S. Cellular).
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The impossibility of picking between art and life, of making sense of a world where reason ceases to shape reality, ensnares an entire nation, for which betrayal and violence as well as the "cut glass of pragmatism" seem at once the only choices and the most inhumane ones.
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An employer temporarily ceases operations due to COVID-19, preventing employees from coming to workAn individual is quarantined with the expectation of returning to work after the quarantine is overAn individual leaves employment due to a risk of exposure or infection or to care for a family member3.
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I'm sure some will wish the series had let BoJack stay dead — the penultimate episode, set in his subconscious as his brain slowly ceases to function, is something else — but I think there's something even more poignant about the choice to conclude with BoJack having to keep living.
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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.
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It's not over then though: After the initial blobs are counted, any candidate who gets less than 15 percent of the vote basically ceases to exist as an option, and the voters in that blob suddenly become free agents, with a chance to join another, more successful, blob.
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Most Pakistanis will indulge in premarital sex, and because sex-ed is something that ceases to exist, those who do still end up doing absurd things like overdosing on emergency contraceptives due to being unaware of the allowed dosage and not reading the minuscule, medicinal instructions written in tiny Urdu print.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT Finance Companies with Institutional Support Driven Long-Term Ratings PLC's ratings may be downgraded if People's Bank ceases to be a majority shareholder, if People's Bank's ability to provide support weakens, or if PLC's strategic importance to its parent diminishes over time.
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Mr. Tillerson, who was recognized with an Order of Friendship medal by the Russian government while he was the chief executive of Exxon Mobil, has insisted on a tough line on Russia, ruling out any early end to sanctions unless the country returns Crimea to Ukraine and ceases meddling elsewhere.
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"The amount of money that's wasted on meaningless education in [the U.S.], it never ceases to amaze me," Gladwell tells CNBC Make It. Specifically, he argues that Americans need to rethink how they invest in education, and says that donating to prestigious schools with large endowments is a waste of resources.
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According to a 2016 op-ed in Science magazine by public health researcher Christopher Golden, 845 million people—about a tenth of the global population—face some form of malnutrition in the near future when traditional fishing ceases to be a viable source of food for many of the world's poor.
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Known for creating crocheted masterpieces that turn the kitschy handicraft on its head, Agata Oleksiak, the Polish artist more commonly known as Olek, never ceases to amaze her audience with her works, from a fully-functional crocheted carousel to intricately hand-crocheted artworks covering live human models installed in a Williamsburg bank.
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier swaps genres depending on which elements of the plot I focus on, Guardians of the Galaxy stays fun no matter how many times I idly catch it on Netflix, and the first Iron Man never ceases to astound me for its prescience in jump-starting the MCU.
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Because mastery takes a long time—perhaps 30 years until improvement ceases—those who begin at five and are obliged to read and write English at university will by then have made much more progress than those who took the plunge at ten, even if their level is roughly the same by 40.
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"After testing nearly 85033,000 samples from more than 30 states since we began our investigations into seafood fraud, it never ceases to astonish me that we continue to uncover troubling levels of deception in the seafood we feed our families," Kimberly Warner, report author and senior scientist at Oceana, said in the release.
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The practice of observing Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath during which work ceases from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday, allows him to spend quality time with his family despite his busy schedule (celebrities like Karlie Kloss and Natalie Portman have also attested to the benefits of unplugging from technology on Shabbat).
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As he says, once you get over 1080p quality, it really ceases to make sense to send the video to the cloud for processing, at least initially, especially if you are using the cameras in a sensitive security zone like an airport where you need to make decisions fast if there is an issue.
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The math is simple: when a company gets big enough to get itself a big booth showing off its products, it is almost always at that point that it ceases to be a source of real innovation — or at least the kind of innovation I think is worth tracking down and writing about at CES.
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Under the new regime, neurolinguistics specialist Jean finds herself removed from her science lab and sent back home to work as a housewife, hoarding her daily supply of words and watching in horror as her daughter ceases speaking more than 40 words a day and her son begins to spout Jordan Peterson-esque talking points.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 503 with no 21-month transition period in place to gently prepare for life outside the economic and political bloc it has belonged to for 46 years.
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"When an unaccompanied alien child is placed with a sponsor, he or she ceases to be in the custody of the US government and all HHS-provided subsistence -- food, shelter, clothing, healthcare and education -- ends at that point and the child becomes the responsibility of his or her parent, guardian or sponsor," the statement added.
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From the outside, there seems to be a recognition that wrestling's popularity is cyclical, that the lows of the New Generation give way to the highs of the Attitude Era, only to wane and wax again, on and on, presumably until television ceases to exist after we've all killed ourselves in the impending Water Wars.
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What's more, both governments remain diametrically opposed in their policy positions: The US will keep crushing sanctions on Iran's economy until it ceases its support for terrorism, building missiles, and developing its nuclear work; Iran, on the other hand, doesn't want to look like it's caving to the pressure by coming to the negotiating table.
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"We're open to communicating our policy to the regime in North Korea, but what North Korea needs to understand ... nothing will change until the day comes that North Korea permanently abandons its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs and ceases to threaten the United States of America and our allies in the region," he said.
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I guess some viewers just don't like smart people, but Collinsworth never ceases to amaze me: he'll see something in real time that's unique and insightful and hard to notice, and alert us to keep it in mind as we watch the replay, and damn if he isn't right a lot of the time.
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Now, once we observe that destruction is so useful to her that she absolutely cannot dispense with it from this moment onward the idea of annihilation which we attach to death ceases to be real what we call the end of the living animal is no longer a true finish, but a simple transformation, a transmutation of matter.
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That being said, the study found that "a minimum of 1.4 billion users will pass away before 2100 if Facebook ceases to attract new users as of 2018," a stated unlikely hypothetical unless an utterly disastrous scandal were to occur, seeing as even in the aftermath of Cambridge Analytica, Facebook still brought in new users and plenty of cash.
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"Read more: The UK expects to spend £100 million flying back stranded Thomas Cook passengers, which is only £50 million less than bailing out the companyLisa Tyndall, a spokeswoman for flight comparison website Skyscanner, told the newspaper: "We typically see prices increase for key routes when an airline ceases trading, before reverting back again soon after.
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Even if the President drops some of his most brutal promises, even if he throws his smartphone into the Potomac, and ceases to titillate his base with racist dog-whistling and to provoke his enemies with a rhetoric of heedless bravado, he still commands a Republican Congress, and he is still going to score some distressing political victories.
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Once the decay of the body starts, it doesn't stop, but announces itself more loudly, at more moments in the day, until one's mortal awareness never quite ceases, merely fades in the presence of distraction, until you go to get up from a deeply cushioned chair and find yourself emitting a sound like a dying goose.
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"Their extreme and bizarre lifestyle never ceases to amaze and baffle biologists, making them one of the most intriguing animals to study," says Faulkes, who has devoted the past 30 years of his life to trying to understand how the naked mole rat has evolved into one of the most well-adapted, finely tuned creatures on Earth.
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