And then Tower Two collapsed — with Paukner still inside.
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They took him outside, where he collapsed with abdominal pain.
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Regional truces have often collapsed with both sides trading the blame.
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After his wife's death, Cecil Murray collapsed with grief and guilt.
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Someone says the dome caught fire and collapsed with 20 people inside.
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But that state monopoly on rent and violence collapsed with the Soviet Union.
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Talks quickly broke down, and the summit collapsed, with both sides pointing fingers.
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The 2900 assumptions supporting the old political calculus all collapsed with the election outcome.
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But I collapsed with a warm feeling, giddy at the thought of their respect.
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Yemen's health system has virtually collapsed, with most health workers unpaid for seven months.
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By 1998, the individual market in Washington had entirely collapsed with no insurers offering plans.
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So Gregory created an illustration of an elderly breast instead, collapsed with the nipple facing down.
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Last season, it was L.S.U., whose title hopes collapsed with a 29-0 loss to Alabama.
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"People were stuck by nails, and a chair had collapsed with someone sitting in it," Carson said.
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Elsewhere, a nurse collapsed with her mask on, her photograph becoming a symbol of overwhelmed medical staff.
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Georgia once made drab clothes for the victims of communism; its garment industry collapsed with the Soviet Union.
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But Trudeau's bargain collapsed with the court's rejection and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's exit from the carbon plan.
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Business activity in Venezuela has virtually collapsed, with many companies and skilled workers leaving the country, Marczak said.
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Production has since collapsed, with Islamic State and other militant groups using limited supplies for their own operations.
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Grandma knows best This grandmother ironed her granddaughter's Pride flag, and the internet pretty much collapsed with joy.
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Mosque attendance has collapsed, with the Revolutionary Guards reporting that even during holy days the faithful stay away.
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This nasty idea collapsed with Japan's defeat in 1945, and Fuji-san went back to adorning paintings and postcards.
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As newspaper circulation collapsed with the reign of digital, things seemed bleak for the traditional idea of the press.
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The Soviet Union had collapsed, with its successor Russian Federation suffering from a depression marked by 25 percent unemployment.
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It had been marked for demolition months before it collapsed with dozens of people inside, some of them toddlers.
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But in North Carolina's rural communities, the tobacco, textile and manufacturing industries have collapsed, with little taking their place.
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Day collapsed with three bogeys and a double bogey in his final eight holes to close with a 75.
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Earlier this year, his film "Serenity," a neo-noir thriller with Anne Hathaway, collapsed with a $4.5 million debut.
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In the middle of the day's fourth race, 4-year-old horse Pramedya collapsed, with a broken left front leg.
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One night in July of 22018, during a visit to your younger sister in Boston, you collapsed with a seizure.
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Efforts at negotiating a broader immigration deal involving immigrants brought to the country illegally as children collapsed with little progress. Sen.
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John Kerry came out of nowhere to win Iowa in 2004, and the presumed leader, Howard Dean, collapsed with astonishing speed.
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In Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, the public health system has nearly collapsed, with half the public hospitals damaged or inaccessible.
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John Kerry came out of nowhere to win Iowa in 19963, and the presumed leader, Howard Dean, collapsed with astonishing speed.
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The health system has virtually collapsed, with health workers unpaid for a year, although the WHO gives incentive payments for cholera work.
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One worker, Abu Sesay, narrowly escaped, then watched as the unfinished building collapsed with some of his coworkers inside it, he said.
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Several videos on social media appear to show the dramatic moment when the floor collapsed, with people tumbling down with it and screaming.
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Yemen's health system has virtually collapsed, with chronic shortages of medical supplies, low immunization rates and most health workers unpaid throughout the war.
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It would do so in much the same way as the Greek economy collapsed with similar policies during the European sovereign debt crisis.
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Here's Carson's version of events: "People were being stuck by nails, a chair had collapsed with somebody sitting in it," Carson told the committee.
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The multiple collapsed with most other stocks during the housing crisis, but then retook that multiple above 30 as the latest bull market began.
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The bank was one of several firms to trade risky securities backed up by subprime mortgages that collapsed with the housing market in 2007.
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Sala Burton, the widow of one of California's legendary kingmakers, had succeeded her husband Phil after he collapsed with a fatal aneurysm in 1983.
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During that tour, he collapsed with nearly fatal pneumonia and was hospitalized for five weeks; he wrote a single, "White Light," about the experience.
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The international sanctions regime would have collapsed, with Russia, China, India, and most likely a number of European nations resuming trade and investments with Iran.
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They sniffed a line and drove to the Family Dollar across the state line in Lawrence, where Ms. McGowan collapsed with her daughter beside her.
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Rosneft was in negotiations with China's CEFC to take over a part of the stake held Glencore and QIA, but those talks collapsed with no deal.
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The country's mining industry used to be dominated by a state-run company, but it collapsed with the rest of the Congolese economy during the 13s.
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Within hours of arriving at the bridge, she collapsed with low blood pressure, and was hospitalized for several hours before returning to her spot in line.
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The Republican Party's traditional base in these districts collapsed, with college-educated white voters joining with growing minority communities to repudiate President Trump and his party.
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God heard him, and Samson pushed the pillars of the temple with such force that the entire building collapsed with everyone inside of it, including Samson.
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Then, several weeks after Richard started the All-Star Game, he collapsed with a stroke that ended his major-league career and nearly took his life.
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Six years ago at the Masters, when McIlroy collapsed with a final-round 80 to lose a four-stroke lead, he was given a free pass.
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That system collapsed with revelations that thousands of employees opened as many as 241 million accounts without customer permission, leading to a $219 million fine in September.
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Markets collapsed, with the pound plunging to a 31-year low and stocks — particularly in the financial sector — crashing in the days and weeks after the vote.
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The vacuum pump to which the catheter was connected made a brief humming sound, then collapsed with a loud whoosh, like an elephant sagging to its death.
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Soaring valuations collapsed with a 20173 percent drop in real prices for existing homes, ushering in the financial crisis that enveloped the world in 22017 and 19476.
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The market for munis this week has all but collapsed, with few willing to step in and buy the government debt in the uncertainty of the current climate.
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Calendar spreads have collapsed, with the backwardation from July 2017 to July 2018 easing from 47 cents on May 22 to just 9 cents on June 12 (tmsnrt.rs/2rmq3mx).
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He used television unsparingly to buttress his meteoric rise through the wreckage of Italy's post-1945 political order, which had recently collapsed with the end of the Cold War.
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George W. Bush was considered an illegitimate president when he came to office after the Florida recount, and the post 9/11 consensus collapsed with the war in Iraq.
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Two years ago, I too was on the family side of this situation after my brother-in-law Pat collapsed with a brain hemorrhage from a ruptured cerebral aneurysm.
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The travel and food service industries have essentially collapsed, with businesses barring their employees from taking flights and cities like Los Angeles and New York closing restaurants and bars.
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By opting for a so-called "hard" Brexit, Mrs May has had great political success; the UKIP vote has collapsed, with many of the party's voters switching to the Conservatives.
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However, peace talks in Geneva aimed at ending the war have so far failed and the cessation of hostilities agreement has all but collapsed with intensified fighting among warring parties.
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Negotiations over who would assume control of the country collapsed with a brutal military crackdown that began on June 3, leaving more than 120 civilians dead, according to opposition medics.
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That strategy collapsed with Saleh's murder, and it's now unclear where his former allies inside Yemen will align themselves politically, or who will fill Saleh's role as a potential dealmaker.
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Frightening moment at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Philadelphia last night ... when crazed Eagles fans climbed on top of the awning and it collapsed with tons of people on top.
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A cryptocurrency boom that was in full swing at the start of 2921 has also collapsed, with bitcoin trading at around $2218,2187 from highs near $2550,3633, adding to the platforms' problems.
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But within weeks a 2-1/2-year-old ceasefire in the southeast collapsed, with attacks by PKK militants on the security forces and Turkish air strikes on the group's camps.
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You figure that by the end Brittany, played by a compellingly centered Zonya Love, will either have collapsed with exhaustion or exploded in the kind of eruption that claims serious casualties.
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Here's the latest: There were contradictory accounts of how President Trump's summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, collapsed with no deal, their personal warmth yielding to hard disagreement.
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He was one of five senators who took favors from Charles Keating to intercede with federal regulators on behalf of the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association, which collapsed with catastrophic losses.
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When oil prices spiked higher, major producers released more crude, and the market collapsed, with the international benchmark crude, North Sea Brent, tumbling to below $1003 a barrel during both crises.
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The novels take place in 2025, where society has collapsed with a far-right crusader in the White House, with only small sheltered communities fending off bands of scavengers and violent addicts.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations say talks reached an advanced stage, but collapsed with Spotify unwilling to move forward on a more than $600 million transaction so close to its upcoming IPO.
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The rash of attacks was an indication that a partial truce that held for nearly two months had collapsed, with dire results for Syrians in both government-held and rebel-held territory.
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On the morning of March 14, a garden-variety filly named Princess Lili B crossed the finish line of a half-mile workout at the track and collapsed with two broken forelegs.
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In the report, published today, doctors from the Milton Keynes Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Eaglestone, England detail the story of a 47-year-old woman who collapsed with seizures and confusion.
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NEW DELHI — Rescue teams in Kolkata, India, scrambled on Thursday to retrieve scores of people believed to be trapped under a partly constructed vehicle overpass that collapsed with a deafening blast around midday.
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When the 35-year-old performer and model collapsed with an apparent heart attack during filming for a strenuous, stunt-filled series, it set off a wave of anger on Chinese social media.
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But also, I think when the dot-com bubble collapsed, so collapsed with it a lot of the more idealistic illusions that people had about what the internet and what the web would be.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has been criticised by lawmakers for being "toothless" in its response to failures at retailer BHS and construction company Carillion, which collapsed with little warning to staff and investors.
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On Tuesday, he explained that there was a need for new furniture for safety reasons, since a chair had collapsed with someone in it, and someone was stuck by a nail in another instance.
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Less than three weeks before the vote, surveys from the Ibope and Datafolha polling firms show the middle has collapsed, with the electorate rejecting any centrist and gravitating to opposite ends of the political spectrum.
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On the international front: Talks between President Trump and the North Korean leader to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons abruptly collapsed, with both Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un walking away empty-handed.
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Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton follows a desperate and unprecedented attempt by Democratic electors to foment a revolt by convincing Republican electors to vote against him, an effort that collapsed with little to show for it.
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All previous efforts to achieve a diplomatic solution have swiftly collapsed, with the opposition demanding Assad leave power, the government insisting he stay on, and neither side able to force the issue by achieving a military victory.
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"I used to have two houses, both of which collapsed with the rain," Soumana told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, as he tried to untangle a couple of small fish from his net, with his children looking on.
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In much of Europe, the center-left parties have collapsed, with many of their former working-class supporters turning to xenophobic reaction—and political formations and parties that can be described, at a minimum, as fascist-curious.
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The gross domestic product numbers released on Friday showed government spending helping to prop up weak demand, but private investment growth had virtually collapsed, with a crisis in the shadow banking sector causing illiquidity in the economy.
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Gross domestic product numbers released on Friday had shown government spending helping to prop up weak demand, while private investment growth had virtually collapsed, with a crisis in the shadow banking sector causing illiquidity in the economy.
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The third attempt in two years to sell airline came after the Air France-KLM Group deal collapsed with an investors group forming the Compagnia Aerea Italiana to purchase the airline, despite heavy pushback from labor unions.
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Maine legislative leaders last month briefly considered convening a special session to reprimand LePage for the outburst, but the effort collapsed with the two parties unable to agree on whether they wanted to censure him or pursue impeachment.
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Although the search was as messy as possible in the moment, Rob Pelinka's decision to go with Vogel after talks with Tyronn Lue collapsed — with a strong nudge from the team adviser Kurt Rambis — has been a hit.
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He has now fled Iraq with his family, fearing for his safety Islamic State's self-proclaimed "caliphate" effectively collapsed with the fall of Mosul but parts of Iraq and Syria remain however under its control, especially in border areas.
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Once, on a flight to meet an intermediary, she collapsed with a stomach ailment so painful and severe that as soon as she landed, she was put on the next plane back to Seoul and admitted to a hospital.
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The huge amounts flowing into coin start-ups, says Mr Carlson-Wee, are an indication that the old barriers to capital formation have collapsed: with anyone free to invest, the coin start-ups can look forward to unconstrained growth.
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The kingdom collapsed with the fall of Acre in 2000, but the title bounced around through the centuries, passing from one European noble house to another, then spawning competing claims by royals as far afield as Cyprus, Naples and Austria.
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Over $500 million has gone to programs aimed at arming and training Syrian rebels that have essentially collapsed, with the unintended consequence of having United States-supplied arms fall into the hands of the Islamic State via the black market.
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But Obama, Democrats and some Republicans came together to do that, knowing that it was going to be unpopular because they knew that if they did not do that, the economy would've collapsed and the global economy could have collapsed with it.
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South Korean media, citing unnamed diplomatic sources, reported on Thursday that Kim Myong Gil would be taking over for Kim Hyok Chol, the North Korean diplomat who served as Biegun's counterpart ahead of the Hanoi summit, which collapsed with no deal in February.
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He then retained the seat in June 2017 with an increased majority of more than 6,000 votes as support for UKIP collapsed with Farage - who played a key role in securing Britain's vote to leave the European Union in 2016 - no longer the party's candidate.
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But whether the Russians get it or not, the reason for this extraordinary step is quite simple: Vladimir Putin's Russia took doping to a level far beyond where it had ever been, at least since East Germany's elaborate doping program collapsed with the country.
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In the 2011 play "The Motherfucker with the Hat," his ex-jailbird character was so hopped up on what turned out to be false hope that once he learned the truth of love his tremendous physical energy collapsed, and those watching collapsed with him.
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After years of military offensives from both American and Afghan forces, plus, more recently, assistance from the Taliban, local officials revealed that the ISIS stronghold in eastern Afghanistan had recently collapsed, with inroads having been made primarily in Nangarhar Province, once considered an ISIS haven.
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The discussion in the recording occurred only days after the United States and Russia announced a ceasefire agreement in Geneva, an accord that has since collapsed with reports of regime bombing attacks and the positioning of some 10,000 Syrian regime-aligned troops preparing to advance on Aleppo.
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"People were stuck by nails, and a chair had collapsed with someone sitting in it," he said, apparently a reference to an email sent by a senior aide last summer who said she was afraid that the old dining set was falling apart and could lead to a mishap.
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Traders expecting fireworks going into the end of the quarter have been greatly disappointed: volumes have been 20 percent below normal for most of the last two weeks, and volatility has again collapsed, with the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) back at 12 (it hit a 10-year low in February).
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But after the group revealed they had 37 signatures and planned to file a minority report to take it to the floor, the plan collapsed, with RNC staff late Tuesday bringing out Matheson to deliver a short statement rebuking the report he had signed and in part written, asking other delegates to abandon the effort as well.
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Lounsberry rejects this split for a tripartite structure: Her first book focuses on her early, experimental diaries, through 1918; the second, the diaries of her high modernist years (through 19033); and the third, the diaries of her final decade, when she struggled with her final masterpieces The Years, Three Guineas and Between the Acts, while trying to ward off depression as the world collapsed with the march of fascism.
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