Older workers have seen their wages come to a halt.
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Even the country's unrelenting construction has come to a halt.
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Our businesses will come to a halt in many cases.
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Eventually, years later, they come to a halt in New York.
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If the pumps fail, then those functions come to a halt.
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CHICAGO — Road construction and bridge repairs may come to a halt.
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All have come to a halt during the current government shutdown.
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Without helium, a lot of scientific research would come to a halt.
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In the past two weeks, everyday business has come to a halt.
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Source: CoinMarketCap That excessive speculation appears to have come to a halt.
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Still, the frantic shopping for others needed to come to a halt.
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And the car will come to a halt at the first intersection.
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Colgate (211-211) saw its two-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Public access and tours to all NASA facilities also come to a halt.
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Today, many of the reform initiatives we began have come to a halt.
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Syria peace talks in Geneva have come to a halt, even before really starting.
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Indeed, discretionary fiscal adjustment appears to have come to a halt in many economies.
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One day, a Hollywood executive predicts, the spending binge will come to a halt.
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With no battery storage, the solar pumps come to a halt in cloudy weather.
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Those who achieve success come to a halt and accept themselves as they are.
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All other book projects have come to a halt while we deal with this.
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Such a ban would force Huawei's business to "come to a halt," he added.
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Under Mr. Reagan's 1986 tax act, similar investments did not come to a halt.
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For millions of people, life as they know it has come to a halt.
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The race to upload 3D-printed gun blueprints online has officially come to a halt.
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"That has come to a halt because of COVID-19 and social distancing," she said.
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Still, research into vaccines could come to a halt without proper protection like face masks.
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"You want schools to be suspended and life to come to a halt?" she said.
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For a moment, it seemed like the Sean Hannity conspiracy train had come to a halt.
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I knew it would all come to a halt if we interrupted our lives with children.
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In controlled mode, it will come to a halt in front of a wall or person.
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But passport processing applications will come to a halt, and most federal employees will be furloughed.
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Let's stop glorifying toxic workaholic traits It's time for the music to come to a halt.
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New York (CNN Business)Disney's tourism business has come to a halt because of the coronavirus.
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All pending administrative proceedings at the SEC, except for emergencies, have also come to a halt.
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"In my vision of the Republic, the election campaign should come to a halt," he wrote.
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Sales have come to a halt in China, and it is unclear when they will resume.
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It is, however, unlikely that Chinese acquisitions will come to a halt, especially those with strategic significance.
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" would appreciate if these speculations regarding my personal life would respectfully come to a halt," she wrote.
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In the past year or so, Apple has seen its iPhone growth engine come to a halt.
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As Hurricane Michael made landfall on Wednesday, travel in the Florida panhandle had come to a halt.
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Sports competitions have come to a halt in Europe, hampering the preparations of athletes for the Olympics.
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New York City and the region did not come to a halt under a blanket of snow.
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The South Carolina project has since come to a halt because of mounting delays and regulatory hurdles.
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Some services have already come to a halt, and even more are due to be cut back.
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"I would appreciate if these speculations regarding my personal life would respectfully come to a halt," she wrote.
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The signals are the traffic lights of the subway and when one fails trains come to a halt.
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"Social contact with family and friends has almost come to a halt," she told the NRC over the phone.
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Confidence in the vaccine may have contributed to the initial expectations that the outbreak would come to a halt.
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If it detects you've stopped concentrating while the car is in motion, it will gently come to a halt.
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"Disarmament processes have slowed and even come to a halt," Guterres told the audience at the Nagasaki peace park.
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Talks between Sprint and T-Mobile over a possible merger have come to a halt, both companies announced Saturday.
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As elective procedures have come to a halt because of the coronavirus, some healthcare workers are getting laid off.
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Patrick Kane scored the lone goal for Chicago, which saw its four-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Across the board, markets in Europe and Asia plunged on Thursday, causing American trading to come to a halt.
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Dyn faced multiple DDoS attacks that caused much of the internet to come to a halt on Oct. 21.
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On Twitter, some reports said a British-flagged supertanker called 'Pacific Voyager' had come to a halt in the Gulf.
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Many of the 4 million government contractors who have seen their paychecks come to a halt are eligible, as well.
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On Twitter, some reports said a British-flagged supertanker called Pacific Voyager had come to a halt in the Gulf.
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The rover experienced some kind of error on July 2nd, causing most of its activities to come to a halt.
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Sad indeed, but not all leggings-buying has to come to a halt while investigations into that brand are ongoing.
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They had been preparing for their activities to come to a halt for four months in accordance with the order.
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An aerial view reveals that the movement of people and technology and deal closure have simply come to a halt.
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The technologies don't come to a halt, of course, they simply move on, seeking out other places where they race ahead.
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If they refuse to participate in roll call votes, the Senate will come to a halt for lack of a quorum.
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Indians All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor went 0-for-4 to see his 11-game hitting streak come to a halt.
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While legislation has been moving in Florida's capital, action on the issue on Capitol Hill has seemingly come to a halt.
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Panthers forward Mike Hoffman, who leads the team with 27 goals, saw his five-game goal streak come to a halt.
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However, it's possible that preparations on another big spacecraft, the James Webb Space Telescope, may come to a halt, according to Nature.
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If López Obrador decides to follow Trump down the path of nationalism, a quarter century of gains may come to a halt.
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Iran's efforts to produce a nuclear weapon have come to a halt and scare talk about a new regional war has disappeared.
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The ground loop was apparently intentional because the aircraft had run out of runway without being able to come to a halt.
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Efforts to modernize Prepa's plants, which burn imported oil to produce electricity, and diversify energy sources have mostly come to a halt.
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Economists fear more layoffs in the coming weeks as supply chains come to a halt and people stay home and spend less.
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The notion that phasing out coal would cause "brownouts and blackouts" or that "our businesses will come to a halt" is poppycock.
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Dodd-Frank red-tape costs have held back lending to such an extent that business start-ups have practically come to a halt.
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The Astros saw their four-game winning streak come to a halt following just their fourth loss in their last 24 road contests.
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This caused production to come to a halt in places, increased manufacturing costs and disrupted supply chains in the industrial heartland of Europe.
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He would come to a halt halfway there, in Bad Oeynhausen, where the Autobahn peters out into a jammed four-lane city road.
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Their mad dash to the subway had come to a halt, and they congregated four and five deep along the field-level concourse.
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The appeals court issued a new stay Monday, which did call for the all proceedings in Goodson's trial to come to a halt.
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The Rays also saw their franchise-record tying streak of six consecutive games with at least six runs scored come to a halt.
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The pace of stories about sexual harassment, assault, and misconduct in Hollywood has slowed down, but it still hasn't necessarily come to a halt.
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"The chatter that the administration is considering removing Special Counsel Mueller has completely come to a halt," Tillis spokesman Daniel Keylin told VICE News.
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Early this summer, reports came out that a situation involving Jackson and Olympios caused production on Bachelor In Paradise to come to a halt.
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Gaming tournaments have come to a halt in the country in what had been expected to be a banner year for competitive video gaming.
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If he stumbles badly, losing his temper or descending into schoolyard insults, he will see his gains in the polls come to a halt.
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Boeing (BA) sales have nearly come to a halt since the grounding in March of the 737 Max, which is its best-selling jet.
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Like many, Mark King's nonchalant attitude towards sex had come to a halt when the HIV epidemic hit the gay community in the USA.
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New York (CNN Business)Domestic air travel in the United States has virtually come to a halt, but thousands of planes are still flying.
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The initial hype has leveled off, and with interest rates rising and signs of a recession, the market's ascent could come to a halt.
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But under Mexico's current leftist president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who has "paused" the energy reforms, outside investment has essentially come to a halt.
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"The needed progress on fiscal consolidation has come to a halt, with part of the structural adjustment implemented in earlier years being reversed," they said.
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N reported a much smaller-than-expected drop in comparable sales, allaying some investor concerns that the company's growth story had come to a halt.
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But that is where the comparisons between Wu Xiaohui, the chairman of the Anbang Insurance Group of China, and Mr. Buffett come to a halt.
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Sean Monahan scored, and defenseman Travis Hamonic also tallied for the Flames, who saw their season-high seven-game winning streak come to a halt.
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But the huge global branding expansion that was underway has largely come to a halt because of a self-imposed prohibition on new foreign deals.
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The Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee announced last week it wants the pastime to come to a halt, something it's been attempting for years.
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Christian Vazquez drove in the only run for Boston (81-62) as the Red Sox saw their four-game winning streak come to a halt.
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"Asia's earnings upgrade cycle has come to a halt," Linde said in a report, adding there was downside risk from higher interest rates and trade disruption.
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Thais were still encouraged to release their 'kratongs', a small floatable object with candles and incense, into local waterways, but festivities had come to a halt.
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This "six month defensive, six month cyclical" approach could be especially useful for investors if the so-called Trump rally were to come to a halt.
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Jason Zucker and Eric Fehr each scored late in the second period for the Wild, who saw their five-game winning streak come to a halt.
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While Trump's European travel ban does not currently include trade, imports from Europe could come to a halt if things change as they already are overnight.
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And I actually gave then a tremendous amount of cover by saying that when companies are bought, processes and decision making can come to a halt.
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Had production at key facilities come to a halt, there would have been little slack elsewhere in the truck supply chain to make up for it.
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In order to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, businesses have shut down all over the world and commerce has nearly come to a halt.
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Now, much of that work has come to a halt as these groups have no clear information about when the government will award their new funding.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which reports on the war, said the SDF's progress near the dam had come to a halt due to IS resistance.
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The New York Islanders saw their four-game winning streak come to a halt as a late goal led to a shootout loss their last time out.
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But Alexander announced Tuesday that the effort had come to a halt, due in part to the White House throwing its weight behind the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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Ferrero said it wants to defend the workers who are not striking, but it will not reopen a dialogue until the strike has come to a halt.
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When that person doesn't possess what Comey might describe as "a higher loyalty," he suggests that the rest of our politics should effectively come to a halt.
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In the past two weeks, in New York and other cities, the courts have not quite come to a halt, but they have slowed to a crawl.
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In Seattle, the largest city in Washington state and an epicenter of the outbreak in the US, the art industry has all but come to a halt.
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After Christina and Tarek El Moussa announced their split in December 2016, Flip or Flop fans wondered if the couple's hit show would also come to a halt.
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This won't be solved until:✓ the families that have been torn apart are reunited✓ family separations end✓ indefinite detentions at the border come to a halt#FamiliesBelongTogether pic.twitter.
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Mike Moustakas belted a two-run homer, and Yelich and Thames also went deep for the Brewers, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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But as traditional organizing and campaigning come to a halt — and with the media glare almost entirely on the virus — the path forward now seems narrower than ever.
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"Today I will have a talk with the heads of Renault and PSA as the car sector has come to a halt," Le Maire told BFM Business radio.
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Speaking of Nashville, it saw its season-high four-game winning streak come to a halt with a 210-22 setback to Central Division-rival St. Louis on Tuesday.
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"The needed progress on fiscal consolidation has come to a halt, with part of the structural adjustment implemented in earlier years being reversed," the ECB said in a statement.
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The Illinois Medical District transit station also took a direct hit, causing parts of its canopy to collapse and train services across several lines to come to a halt.
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"I knew it wouldn't last forever, but it did suddenly come to a halt," Smith agrees, suggesting they'd share the same grotty hub in a flash, given the opportunity.
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Sports competitions have come to a halt in Europe as part of a global effort to contain the spread of coronavirus, hampering the preparations of athletes for the Olympics.
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When Indonesia banned exports to Singapore in 2007, citing environmental concerns, it caused a "sand crisis" in the city-state that saw building activity almost come to a halt.
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The Bruins saw their franchise-record 14-game streak with at least one power-play goal come to a halt after going 0-for-4 with the man advantage.
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Whit Merrifield slapped a three-run triple and Hunter Dozier had an RBI double for Kansas City, which saw its season-high, four-game winning streak come to a halt.
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The alternative strategy of setting a fixed rate and hoping that capital outflows would then come to a halt would hardly be credible in the present situation of heightened uncertainty.
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"I would appreciate if these speculations regarding my personal life would respectfully come to a halt," Lohan wrote on Instagram on Monday, captioning a photo of a heart-shaped cloud.
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Dennis Schroder shot 9-of-873 for 25 points, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 22 for the Thunder, who saw their four-game home winning streak come to a halt.
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Dennis Schroder shot 9-of-261 for 254 points and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 220 for the Thunder, who saw their four-game home winning streak come to a halt.
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Defenseman Brian Dumoulin scored the tying goal in the third period, and Murray turned aside 26 shots for Pittsburgh, which saw its two-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Sports competitions have come to a halt in Europe as part of a global effort to contain the spread of the virus, hampering the preparations of athletes for the Olympics.
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Sports competitions have come to a halt in Europe as part of a global effort to contain the spread of the virus, hampering the preparations of athletes for the Olympics.
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Defenseman Brian Dumoulin scored the tying goal in the third period and Murray turned aside 26 shots for Pittsburgh, which saw its two-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Already last night, workers at the national railway were off the job, parts of the Paris subway system had come to a halt and buses were returning to their depots.
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Doncic, however, saw his short floater carom off the front of the rim with 23 seconds remaining as the Mavericks saw their five-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Miami's Derek Dietrich saw his seven-game hitting streak come to a halt on Wednesday, but is 5-for-15 with one homer and four RBIs against Thursday starter Tanner Roark.
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The sharp-eyed among the audience, however, could see the subtle hint of a pink, feathered tail resting high above the audience where the lighting rig had come to a halt.
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Tour de France riders were faced with an unexpected — and painful — obstacle on Tuesday when they were hit with pepper spray, which caused the iconic race to come to a halt.
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On Sunday, news broke that production on the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise had come to a halt, just a week after the Bachelor/ette spin-off had started filming.
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Our businesses will come to a halt in many cases, and the American family will suffer the consequences in the form of lost jobs and a very diminished quality of life.
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Caleb White had his streak of nine straight games in double figures come to a halt after scoring seven points on 53-of-25 shooting with six turnovers and no assists.
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The center fielder saw an 11-game hitting streak, seven-game streak of scoring at least one run and a 21-game streak of reaching base all come to a halt.
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The global economy may be slowing down, but sales of energy and industrial products do not indicate that growth will come to a halt, according to Chevron Chairman and CEO Michael Wirth.
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Purchasing a house is unlikely a priority for the hundreds of thousands of employees who've seen their paychecks come to a halt, said Mike Fratantoni, chief economist at the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Minnesota Twins veteran Joe Mauer answered seeing his 14-game hitting streak come to a halt by picking up where he left off, much to the chagrin of the Kansas City Royals.
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South Africa has many crumbling power stations from the 1960s that have not been upgraded or replaced, so people in its big cities suffer blackouts and factories often come to a halt.
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I do think it will take some time because we are talking about a whole system, and it will not come to a halt because of a little bit of bad publicity.
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While the American League East cellar-dwelling Blue Jays posted just their third win in 11 encounters versus the Orioles, the latter saw its three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Lam, who produces content for food and beverage startups, and Nix, an actor and real estate agent, both have jobs that have since come to a halt because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Passengers on the train, No. 3276 on the North Jersey Coast Line, said they felt it rock and then come to a halt in the Hudson River Tunnel leading into Penn Station.
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The United States has been sprinting toward energy independence over the last decade, but that progress has come to a halt under President Donald Trump, according to new research from Goldman Sachs.
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The 2013 Conn Smythe Trophy winner saw his franchise-best 26-game point streak come to a halt at the hands of the Avalanche in a 22-21 setback on Dec. 27.
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The dollar has weakened this year against emerging markets, where bigger yields are luring investors, but there are signs that the rate hiking cycle in developing countries has come to a halt too.
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The end of the investigation came as a huge relief to U.S. sorghum growers, who saw sales to the top grain buyer come to a halt and prices plummet over the past month.
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"There is a real danger that the peace process will come to a halt and that civil war will flare up again," Kaci Kullmann Five, the Nobel Committee chair, said in a statement.
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"China's a very important player in the current episode of market volatility, but market volatility will not necessarily come to a halt if China's market stabilizes," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's.
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Yasiel Puig launched a two-run homer in the first inning and finished with three of the five hits for the Reds, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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" The U.N. report finds that travel by foreign fighters to join ISIS in Iraq and Syria "has essentially come to a halt," but the flow of fighters returning home is "slower than expected.
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"Exports will come to a halt because slaughterhouses will find it extremely difficult to buy cattle and we also apprehend widespread job losses in the sector, which supports millions of people," said Qureshi.
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"We've seen the direct impacts, mostly on demand as people have stayed home in China and what is usually a busy retail and tourism season has essentially come to a halt," Rice said.
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"Once G.D.B. spends its last remaining funds — and it is only a matter of time — many essential services in Puerto Rico may come to a halt," the hedge funds said in their complaint.
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Philadelphia 1B Tommy Joseph, who saw his career-high 14-game hitting streak to come to a halt on Tuesday, is 33-for-18 with four strikeouts versus St. Louis this season. 2.
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Connor Hellebuyck yielded five goals on 23 shots before being relieved by Laurent Brossoit, who finished with four saves as the Jets saw their five-game home winning streak come to a halt.
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"Since the introduction of the two bipartisan bills, the chatter that the administration is considering removing Special Counsel Mueller has completely come to a halt," Keylin wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News Friday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. soybean export sales to China have come to a halt, the chief executive of agricultural merchant Bunge Ltd said on Wednesday, over mounting trade tensions between the world's top two economies.
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Luckily, this backspin will come to a halt this Sunday, when Pluto officially goes direct, but its effects may stay with you after this weekend — such is the nature of Pluto's slow-burn retrograde.
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The massive rally in gold could soon come to a halt, according to chart analysts at Raymond James, who describe a bearish "double top" formation that could take the shiny metal back to earth.
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Talks between Sprint and T-Mobile over a possible blockbuster merger have come to a halt, both companies announced on Saturday, ending weeks of discussions that had the potential to reconfigure the mobile industry.
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Sanders was simply better prepared for campaigning to come to a halt, investing for years in a digital video infrastructure that can fire up with no glitches — something the Biden campaign has struggled with.
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While Sling, Hulu, and other internet TV services grew quickly in their first few years in the market, that growth has come to a halt in the last year at around 4 million subscribers.
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Cody Zeller collected 215 points and 214 rebounds and Bismack Biyombo added 27 points and a season-high 29 boards for the Hornets, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Cody Zeller collected 19 points and 12 rebounds and Bismack Biyombo added 11 points and a season-high 17 boards for the Hornets, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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The Justice Department launched a federal civil rights inquiry in December 2014, but the investigation has dragged on for years, and will come to a halt on July 17, the fifth anniversary of Garner's death.
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Adam Plutko (3-2) permitted just one run on two hits in seven innings to take the loss for the Indians, who saw their season high-tying six-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Crude oil is up nearly 20 percent from its 2017 low earlier this month, but the rally could come to a halt when OPEC meets later this week, according to one well-known energy voice.
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The former Flyer set up Nicklas Backstrom's goal on a 5-on-3 advantage Saturday, but the Capitals saw their six-game winning streak come to a halt with a 2-1 setback to Montreal.
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"Although gold prices look like they are overshooting, it has not been a good idea in the past to bet that the runaway train is going to come to a halt," TD Securities' Ghali said.
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The couple have co-owned Poor Richard's restaurant in downtown Colorado Springs since the early 1990s, and have done their part to help struggling workers each time the federal government has come to a halt.
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LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - The reflation trade that has pushed government bond yields sharply higher over the past six months has come to a halt, BlackRock's head of global bonds Scott Thiel said on Wednesday.
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Monday the owners of the Virgil C. Summer nuclear facility in South Carolina announced the two reactor projects would come to a halt — but the news isn't a death knell for nuclear energy in America.
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"I think the greatest news that we're all not focused on is there's no escalation of December 15 tariffs and escalation has come to a halt," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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Though she hadn't been reinstated as a lawyer yet, Annalise was at least getting insurance payments from the house — but it looks like that's come to a halt, thanks to Sam's sister, Hannah (Marcia Gay Harden).
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Carlos Santana blasted a solo homer to lead off the fourth inning, and Roberto Perez slapped a two-run single for the Indians, who saw their season-high six-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Carlos Santana blasted a solo homer to lead off the fourth inning and Roberto Perez slapped a two-run single for the Indians, who saw their season-high six-game winning streak come to a halt.
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"Market participants are not used to thinking about this possibility, but benchmarks sometimes come to a halt," Powell said in prepared remarks in New York for a roundtable discussion on a report on alternative reference rates.
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It is reasonable to anticipate that the TSA process will slowly churn down — maybe even come to a halt at some airports — as the burden of working without compensation becomes more and more difficult to justify.
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Trade talks between China and the United States have come to a halt following the Trump administration's announcement to move forward in the process of instating tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, reports Bloomberg.
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Still, as the wail of ambulance sirens echoed through London's largely empty streets on Monday, there was evidence that Britons were belatedly coming to terms with the need for ordinary life to come to a halt.
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Keylin said Friday that the talk about removing Mueller since last August when the measures were introduced have "completely come to a halt" as the President's team has shown signs of cooperation with the special counsel.
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Tobias Harris and Joel Embiid each recorded 24 points and 11 rebounds for Philadelphia, which nearly overcame an 303-point deficit in the fourth quarter and saw its three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Yasiel Puig and Jordan Luplow each had a pair of hits for the Indians, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt and fell for just the sixth time in their last 22 contests.
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The Padres look to rebound after seeing their three-game road winning streak come to a halt when they continue their trek on Friday with the first of three contests versus the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.
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But ethics experts warn that the idea of the president of the United States licensing his own name for personal profit to private businesses presents such an apparent conflict that the practice should come to a halt.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — After more than a month on the move, a caravan of migrants from Central America has come to a halt just a few yards from the border wall that divides Mexico and the United States.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the United States, American life has come to a halt: schools are closing, sports leagues are suspended, events are canceled and officials from major cities are announcing restrictions on restaurants and bars.
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee said Santos had brought one of the longest civil wars in modern history significantly closer to a peaceful solution but there was still a real danger the peace process could come to a halt.
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"In the worst case, if Huawei is found to have been involved, the United States will likely immediately impose an export ban on Huawei, forcing its business to come to a halt," brokerage Jefferies said in a report.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it was preparing alternatives for riders on Metro-North Railroad's Port Jervis and Pascack Valley lines in New York, where service would come to a halt because New Jersey Transit operates the trains.
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"The Chinese have switched their bean buying to South America for the February/March period and so we expect U.S. soybean exports to come to a halt soon," said Tomm Pfitzenmaier, analyst for Summit Commodity Brokerage in Iowa.
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Washington (CNN)Trade talks between the US and China have come to a halt, sources close to the discussions say, even as President Donald Trump puts an optimistic shine on new tariffs that are spooking markets and escalating tensions.
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A 1.13183% rally in the dollar against its rivals in the first five months of 2019 has come to a halt in recent weeks as dovish comments from Federal Reserve officials and weak economic data bolster rate-cut expectations.
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Yuli Gurriel ripped a three-run double to extend his hitting streak to a career-best 23 contests and Carlos Correa launched a solo homer for the Astros, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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Yuli Gurriel ripped a three-run double to extend his hitting streak to a career-best 18 contests, and Carlos Correa launched a solo homer for the Astros, who saw their three-game winning streak come to a halt.
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The 31-year-old Miami Dade County native didn't look as dominant in his last trip to the mound, however, as he saw his five-start winning streak come to a halt in Thursday's 6-3 setback at Milwaukee.
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Shipping data showed it last sent a transponder signal at 2258 GMT Sunday and has since come to a halt 10 to 20 kilometers (6-12 miles) off the east coast of the Pengerang Peninsula in Johor, southern Malaysia.
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Swiss cyclist Nicole Hanselmann had such an impressive lead during the annual Omloop Het Nieuwsblad race this weekend that the female rider ended up catching up with the male contestants — which prompted the women's race to temporarily come to a halt.
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While the Phillies have won six of their last nine, the Cardinals had their five-game winning streak come to a halt and saw their lead for the National League's second wild card dip to 1 23/2 games over Miami.
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While impressive numbers to be certain, a slow start and a primarily non-competitive contest led to the reigning NBA MVP seeing his five-game streak of at least 103 points, 210 rebounds and six assists come to a halt.
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However, his plans will surely come to a halt: Olivia just exposed B27 to the powers that be, and she will make it certain that the truth comes out, because that's the only way left to stand in the sun.
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Puerto Rico is in danger of running out of cash in a matter of weeks because the economy has come to a halt in the hurricane's aftermath, Rossello told local newspaper El Nuevo Dia in an interview published on Monday.
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The New York Rangers saw their eight-game home winning streak come to a halt in their last outing, but coach Alain Vigneault's team has an even longer run under the belts heading into Friday's tilt versus the Carolina Hurricanes.
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I reached out to Meagan Day, a writer for the socialist publication Jacobin and Sanders supporter (plus the co-author of a forthcoming book about him), to discuss why Sanders's momentum has come to a halt after a promising start.
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After union organizers posted their response to the layoffs, Everlane CEO Michael Preysman said in an Instagram comment that the company had made the "difficult decision" to make cuts because "business has come to a halt" amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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But neither Gantz nor Netanyahu won the backing of a clear and stable parliamentary majority in the March 2 election and negotiations to form a unity government comprising both their parties have come to a halt in the past few days.
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Defenseman Matt Niskanen scored in the third period, and Brian Elliott finished with 218 saves for the Flyers, who saw their season-high five-game winning streak and 2400-game home point run (22-21-23) come to a halt.
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Defenseman Matt Niskanen scored in the third period and Brian Elliott finished with 248 saves for the Flyers, who saw their season-high five-game winning streak and 11-game home point run (7-0-4) come to a halt.
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We're edging toward a scene that feels more ready to listen to what racial minorities are saying, but without a diverse range of performers, and a zero-tolerance approach to racism, the march toward inclusivity may just come to a halt.
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Amazon's partnership with WeWork to test Alexa for Business, its voice assistant technology designed for business users, has come to a halt, less than a year after Amazon promoted the co-working space start-up as one of its earliest flagship customers.
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This, however, is not necessarily the case: oil price rises have come to a halt and gone into reverse, and, according to our supply/demand balance, so might the decline in oil stocks, at least in the early part of this year.
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Last summer, a horrific crash garnered national headlines: A driver scrolling through music on his phone failed to notice how traffic had come to a halt and crashed into a car at 50 miles per hour, instantly killing a mother and three children.
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Twins 6, Indians 3 Kyle Gibson won for the first time in 2 1/2 months, and visiting Minnesota took advantage of a rare hiccup by Cleveland ace Corey Kluber, who had a pair of historic streaks come to a halt in defeat.
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ET, Sportsnet (Vancouver), FSN West (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE CANUCKS (26-33-7): Captain Henrik Sedin saw his modest three-game point streak come to a halt on Thursday, but could be in line to get back on track against the Kings.
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None of those controllers are being put to use right now—the entire event has come to a halt so everyone can watch South Korean teammates JDCR and Saint, both of whom represent the Echo Fox team, play out an epic encounter.
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"As things continue in this direction, the question arises whether reform and opening up will come to a halt and totalitarian rule will return," Professor Xu said in the essay, written in a densely classical style speckled with recondite phrases and historical allusions.
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"Right now, we're in the very early stages, but there are certain pockets in the U.S. that are heavily impacted, and manufacturing will come to a halt if that spreads," she said, citing potential impacts to consumer confidence and domestic vehicle sales.
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Domantas Sabonis recorded 211 points and 20 rebounds, and Doug McDermott added 287 points for the Pacers, who saw their five-game winning streak come to a halt as they fell 278 games in back of first-place Milwaukee in the Central Division.
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Juan Fernando Caicedo scored in the second minute and Matt Turner made nine saves for the Revolution (10-33-9, 39 points), who saw their four-match point streak (1-0-3) come to a halt and fell to 3-5-6 away from home.
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As an example, Mr. Khan pointed out that there had been suspicion among the business community of Karachi, the country's commercial hub, that actions started by the former army chief against criminal political gangs and extortionists in the city might come to a halt.
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Domantas Sabonis recorded 19 points and 18 rebounds, and Doug McDermott added 15 points for the Pacers, who saw their five-game winning streak come to a halt as they fell 6 22/2 games in back of first-place Milwaukee in the Central Division.
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GENOA, Italy, March 31 (Reuters) - A loss of deposits Italy's Banca Carige suffered after a rescue of four small banks in late 2015 left hundreds of small investors out of pocket has come to a halt, the mid-sized lender's chief financial officer told shareholders on Thursday.
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ET, MSG-B (Buffalo), FSN West (Anaheim) ABOUT THE SABRES (23-28-133): Buffalo saw its point streak (213-26-21) come to a halt on Sunday as it dropped a 4-3 decision to Pittsburgh in its first game without top-line center Ryan O'Reilly.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said, "Warrant-proof encryption is a serious problem ... When investigations of violent criminal organizations come to a halt because we cannot access a phone, even with a court order, lives may be lost" in a speech at the U.S. Naval Academy.
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Even as rescue efforts come to a halt across Kerala and focus shifts to relief, more than 3,000 people in a remote village located in an eco-sensitive area are angry with what they say is the apathy of forest officials in rescue and relief operations.
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At the time that Epstein began to consider how to gain access to the microbial dark matter, the search for new antibiotics had more or less come to a halt, while well-known pathogens, such as staph, tuberculosis, and enterococcus, were increasingly resistant to the available drugs.
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Said Elon on the call: The next thing we want to add is if a car detects something wrong — like a flat tire or a drive unit failure — that before the car has even come to a halt, there's a tow truck and service loaner on the way.
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While many commentators thought that the Democratic convention did a good job starting to make this case, particularly the biographical film that highlighted her background, the conversation has come to a halt in recent weeks with Donald Trump once again moving front and stage with his controversial exploits.
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"Imports have slowed down, or we can say imports have nearly come to a halt, because of the strong harvest and lower prices in most parts of the country," said R. K. Garg, managing director of R. R. Flour Mills and former president of the Roller Flour Millers Association of India.
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As it tries to get back on its feet, Puerto Rico is in danger of running out of cash in a matter of weeks because the economy has come to a halt in the hurricane's aftermath, Rossello told the local El Nuevo Dia newspaper in an interview published on Monday.
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"Even if the current round of Russian airstrikes from an Iranian air base has come to a halt, we have no reason to believe they would not happen again, especially if there are no consequences for Russia's prior use of Iranian territory from which to launch attacks in Syria," they wrote.
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"Maybe there was some sort of presumption on the part of the president and his team that if the U.S. said stop, this process would come to a halt," said Phil Levy, a senior fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and an economist in the George W. Bush administration.
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The mutual distrust has become so great that not only are the authorities and pro-democracy activists not holding talks, but the informal contacts that once existed between the government and the older generation of activists — who, themselves, are mistrusted by many of the younger protesters — have essentially come to a halt.
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The mutual distrust has become so great that not only are the authorities and pro-democracy activists not holding talks, but the informal contacts that once existed between the government and the older generation of activists — who, themselves, are mistrusted by many of the younger protesters — have essentially come to a halt.
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" N.Y. Times Quote of the Day: Phil Levy, a former White House economist for President George W. Bush, on Trump's approach to planned trade pacts: "Maybe there was some sort of presumption on the part of the president and his team that if the U.S. said stop, this process would come to a halt.
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The surge in lending to emerging markets that helped fuel their own — and much of the world's — growth over the past 15 years has come to a halt, and may now give way to a "vicious circle" of deleveraging, financial market turmoil and a global economic downturn, the Bank for International Settlements has warned.
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At least 41 Americans have died: 31 in Washington state, four in California, two in Florida and one each in Georgia, Kansas, New Jersey and South Dakota Hundreds of public schools have suspended classes, colleges are sending students home after shutting down campuses and sporting events, concerts and festivals have come to a halt.
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In case you're just catching up, Hua's jab is a reference to Chinese phone manufacturer Huawei, a company that's finding it increasingly difficult to do business in the U.S. Due to pressure from Congress over national security concerns raised by U.S. intelligence experts, the Chinese smartphone maker's plans for U.S. expansion have come to a halt.
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Beyond that, many Americans, especially whites with no more than a high school education, have seen worsening health: As my research with my wife, the Princeton economist Anne Case, has demonstrated, for this group life expectancy is falling; mortality rates from drugs, alcohol and suicide are rising; and the long historical decline in mortality from heart disease has come to a halt.
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Robert Shapiro, the chair of the advisory firm Sonecon and a fellow at the Brookings Institution, pointed out in a blog post that the Department of Commerce issues the most data on economic performance, and because of the shutdown, a lot of that has come to a halt — data on imports and exports, construction spending, home sales, retail spending, manufacturers' orders, shipments, and inventories, for example.
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"When investigations of violent criminal organizations come to a halt because we cannot access a phone, lives may be lost," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a speech at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. "The approach taken in the recent past -- negotiating with technology companies and hoping that they eventually will assist law enforcement out of a sense of civic duty -- is unlikely to work," he said.
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In other data news, Britain's April services purchasing managers' index (PMI) hit 22015, the lowest since February 6003 and down from the previous month's reading of 2600, which on top of the U.K.'s "lackluster" construction and manufacturing figures, suggests the economy "could be about to hit not only hit a pothole in Q29.8, but potentially come to a halt," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said in a note.
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Progress on Apple's full-fledged TV service has seemingly come to a halt Apple is now taking a slightly different approach when it comes to the Apple TV. The company has ordered original programming, it now allows TV providers to build their own apps for the set-top box, and Apple is reportedly talking to executives about getting into the premium content game and offering Netflix-level content through its iTunes store.
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As the peace process has stalled, living conditions in Gaza have grown increasingly desperate: only an average of five hours of electricity per day, dwindling supplies of food and medicine, staggeringly high unemployment rates (nearly 212 percent overall, and over 60 percent among young people), rising levels of water pollution (more than 90 percent is contaminated) and disease (sewage pumps need electricity), and an economy that has virtually come to a halt.
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