Goodlatte's bill is assumed to be dead in the water.
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If you don't have that, you're dead in the water.
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Biden is absolutely dead in the water on both fronts.
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Hornet lost her propulsion capability and was dead in the water.
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Plans for quantitative easing in South Korea are dead in the water.
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Biden's campaign was effectively dead in the water until South Carolina Rep.
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Other Republicans suggested Monday that plan may be dead in the water.
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Until that changes, Republican health reform efforts look dead in the water.
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The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action may well be dead in the water.
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Dead in the water, the abandoned USS Hornet shortly before it was sunk.
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Another VR cycle certainly feels dead in the water, if not completely sunk.
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The government official said the proposed law was effectively dead in the water.
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"At LIB+ 93.53bp, the deal is dead in the water," a source said.
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"He's dead in the water if I make a good throw," Sanchez said.
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With his socialist views, Sanders looks dead in the water with that demographic.
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But the most ambitious single-payer plans are probably dead in the water.
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So, all just a moot point, dead in the water entirely at this point.
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Doolittle recalled that the Nationals looked "dead in the water" before Kendrick's huge hit.
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Last year, David Beckham's expansion MLS franchise in Miami looked dead in the water.
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How this plays out Trump's proposal is, Republican aides acknowledge, dead in the water.
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It was dead in the water until I got a grant on a fluke.
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House politics: On Thursday, House Republicans said the bill is dead in the water.
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With five minutes remaining in the game, the bet looked dead in the water.
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Right now, a zombie outbreak would leave us—no pun intended—dead in the water.
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""[T]his does not mean the entire facial feedback hypothesis is dead in the water.
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That case had been dead in the water until Mulvaney's last second tagging on Friday.
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It's akin to how people thought about mobile last decade (if you don't have a mobile strategy, you are dead in the water), or the internet two decades before that (if you don't have a website or internet strategy, you're dead in the water).
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Such proposals are dead in the water, for now: Republicans control Congress and the White House.
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By the time the proposal got to the Rules Committee, it was dead in the water.
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London's Garden Bridge is dead in the water, but it never really got off the ground.
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You announce that silly surplus target, investment doesn't happen and then you're dead in the water.
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In today's smartphone market, if your camera can't cut it, you're basically dead in the water.
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I would be found floating dead in the water, and it would look like an accident.
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Without control of the Senate in 22019, all those initiatives would be dead in the water.
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PALESTINIAN THUMBS-DOWN But Palestinians called Trump's proposal dead in the water even before its publication.
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"Late last year, Ahok was dead in the water over the blasphemy claim," Mr. Evans said.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, called those cuts "dead in the water" for him.
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And without miners to validate bitcoin transactions, the "future of money" is dead in the water.[Bloomberg]
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If suppliers are not ready "and you're six weeks out, you're dead in the water," he said.
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"Investors are rightly accepting that this deal is dead in the water," commented Neil Wilson from Markets.com.
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One boy jumped overboard to escape the bullets but was shot dead in the water, she said.
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Forty square miles of catfish, mullet, redfish and most other common game were dead in the water.
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"Investors are rightly accepting that this deal is dead in the water", commented Neil Wilson from Markets.com.
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Critics say the backlash to May's draft Brexit agreement has left the deal dead in the water.
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The Senate will not take up these proposals, McConnell said, meaning they are effectively dead in the water.
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It ended, ended a race that literally looked like he was dead in the water two weeks earlier.
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GM's EV program was dead in the water, documented by the 2006 documentary, Who Killed the Electric Car.
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In which case, I feared, I'd be dead in the water as soon as I launched my business.
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The former vice president was considered dead in the water after poor performances in the early primary races.
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McConnell's Senate reportedly wants nothing to do with this proposal, so it is already dead in the water.
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But these efforts might be in vain, as the Iran nuclear deal is already dead in the water.
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"Government officials have now essentially admitted that the pension reform is basically dead in the water," Glossop said.
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Even though the proposal looks dead in the water, it could play a role in elections due in September.
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In the aftermath of the scandal, such reforms were "effectively dead in the water," according to political consultancy Eurasia.
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And it would appear the political will to craft robust nationwide gun control legislation remains dead in the water.
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CR: Is the Paris Agreement dead in the water, given that Donald Trump has called climate change a hoax?
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HRC is dead in the water for the general unless Trump starts wearing a Hitler costume to rallies Nope.
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But regardless of which factions win this fight, it's clear that Clinton-style centrism is dead in the water.
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But Colorado is already dead in the water and will likely try to move Matt Duchene or Gabriel Landeskog.
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Rural demand is weak, private investment is dead in the water and of course we have a banking crisis.
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The original version of Graham-Cassidy looked dead in the water, with at least four likely "no" votes: Sen.
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So that means if you're a brand with a good April Fools' joke, you're probably dead in the water.
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The Trump administration's plan to put a question about citizenship on the 2020 census looks dead in the water.
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The Trump administration's plan to put a question about citizenship on the 4 census looks dead in the water.
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KR: It's not dead in the water for Patrick; it is for me, but I really liked that story.
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If Washington gets its way, Van den Bossche said, the EU's interim solution will be "dead in the water".
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Suddenly, O'Rourke, who looked dead in the water heading into last Thursday's debate in Houston, now has a spark.
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"Both of these proposals are dead in the water unless things change significantly after the November election," Schulz said.
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The U.S. oil industry is "dead in the water," T. Boone Pickens said this weekend, the Tulsa World reports.
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Motorola's $1,500 Razr was arguably dead in the water the moment that Samsung announced its $1,380 Galaxy Z Flip.
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Will candidates' chances be deemed dead in the water if they can't make the cut for the third debate?
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As the United States Senate debated two dead-in-the-water bills to end the government shutdown on Thursday, Sen.
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It's like, we've got to pivot and we've got to do it right now, we're just dead in the water.
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On Friday, T-Mobile CEO John Legere called Verizon "clueless" and "dead in the water without a strategy" for 5G.
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It would cost $53 trillion to do, and they're kind of dead in the water without a strategy right now.
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You don&apost go and talk with U.S. attorneys, with the Justice Department, unless you are dead in the water.
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The coup de grâce was fired by the submarine as the ship lay dead in the water seven miles offshore.
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Now clearly this is a joke that is completely dead in the water unless you are someone who understands Bonanza.
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Home Depot is linked to a housing market that has been dead in the water in the U.S. for ages.
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"Surprised me when he dropped it and the runners are dead in the water there," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said.
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And it would also appear the political will to craft robust nationwide gun control legislation remains dead in the water.
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If public opinion were the guiding force, key elements of the Kochs' policy goals would be dead in the water.
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Kushner believed they would also help with his now-dead-in-the-water peace deal between the Palestinians and Israelis.
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"Saudi Arabia remains in the driver's seat and any deal would be dead in the water without it," she added.
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"I'd like to see some growth, acquired or otherwise ... or else this stock just remains dead in the water," Cramer said.
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One unnamed government minister told the Evening Standard newspaper that if she were appointed, expansion would be "dead in the water".
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As a result, hundreds of trucks backed up at shipyards and ships stalled dead in the water with nowhere to go.
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With Ferguson and the UFC failing to reach an agreement on the fight's financials, the fight appeared dead in the water.
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Israeli-Palestinian peace talks collapsed in 2014 and Palestinians have called Trump's proposal dead in the water even before its publication.
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"Rural demand is weak, private investment is dead in the water and, of course, we have a banking crisis," he added.
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He could even pardon Mueller's targets preemptively, leaving potential prosecutions of federal crimes dead in the water before they even begin.
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"The community is ... mostly dead in the water," Reddit user and longtime Slender Man fan Xoxeyos recently told The Verge via Reddit.
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Cosby had also been working with NBC on developing a new sitcom, but the project is now reportedly dead in the water.
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Whether it's dead in the water, that' a good journalist expression, I don't know in fact if you could say that, today.
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Take A Series of Unfortunate Events: After a 2004 film with no sequel, Lemony Snicket's book series appeared dead in the water.
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Leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson, said on Friday that plans for another Scottish referendum were now dead in the water.
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If polling had shown Moore dead in the water, you can bet Trump would have been much more wary of getting involved.
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The impeachment process currently underway in the House may have slowed that legislation, but experts say it's not dead in the water.
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Biden was dead in the water a few weeks ago, and his boost entirely comes down to the centrist consolidation that occurred.
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The Longhorns looked dead in the water with six seconds left when the Sooners' Kristian Doolittle was fouled with Oklahoma up two.
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By the 1490s, the bank was dead in the water, civic support had crumbled and the Medici were reliant on foreign whim.
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"USMCA, National Defense Authorization Act, Gun Safety, Prescription Drug Prices, & Infrastructure are dead in the water because of the Dems!" he continued.
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But as they send billions of dollars in federal relief funds to Florida and Texas, that proposal looks dead in the water.
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At the very least, Europe should declare that discussions of debt relief are dead in the water if the Jebel Marra offensive continues.
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Legere called Verizon "dead in the water without a strategy" and said AT&T has been "lying" and "confusing" customers about its deployment.
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When a meme goes public (that is, hits the mainstream), the early adopters declare the meme dead in the water and move on.
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Health care appears to be dead in the water -- and even Trump can't seem to decide what the right next step should be.
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It's not exactly earth-shattering, but it's steady for a category that felt almost dead in the water a year or two back.
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With May having more than a third of her own party against, the Brexit agreement she has forged looks dead in the water.
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With congress pushing back against President Donald Trump's emergency proposal to eliminate the payroll tax, the idea may be dead in the water.
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With Congress pushing back against President Donald Trump's emergency proposal to eliminate the payroll tax, the idea may be dead in the water.
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On November 24, Trump railed against them and characterized legislation like the USMCA as "dead in the water" as a result of impeachment.
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The other major new studio movie to arrive in theaters over the weekend, "Baywatch," from Paramount Pictures, was relatively dead in the water.
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If Conor McGregor doesn't put Mayweather on his ass in the first SIX rounds, he's dead in the water ... so says Dominick Cruz.
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There have been so many times over the course of the 221 election when Donald Trump's candidacy should have been dead in the water.
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Kogan's San Francisco survey software startup, Philometrics, is also likely dead in the water and is currently unable to raise another round of funding.
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Political experts have maintained for decades that any candidate with more than a 40 percent "negative view" poll number was dead in the water.
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More recently Bannon was supposed to head up a "war room" for Trump-Russia questions, but those plans are now dead in the water.
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Thursday's (April 6) Scandal episode, titled "Dead in the Water," was all about the Gladiators tracking down Huck (Guillermo Diaz), as the previews promised.
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The good people of Ukraine are dying every day of bullets, hunger and destitution, while the Minsk peace process lies dead in the water.
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"He's just dead in the water," Winston said, claiming that business leaders in Tyler, Texas, have told him Gohmert has been unhelpful for them.
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All of that means that where the White House finds itself today with Jackson -- dead in the water unless something changes -- was entirely predictable.
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It's more likely that White House hopes for a definitive infrastructure bill or a prescription drug coverage overhaul will remain dead in the water.
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The announcement follows the news that Adobe's Flash Player is essentially dead in the water, with use and output numbers continuing to fall into obscurity.
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The moment the prosecution gets their hands on that footage (which, let's face it, they definitely will), the defense is basically dead in the water.
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" He scanned a few law books to see if he could undo his guilty plea and concluded that he was "sunk dead in the water.
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As Feinstein and Pelosi signal that the Green New Deal is dead in the water, though, Republicans have an excuse to ignore the issue altogether.
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In any case, there is a track record for how technical and public missteps in mobile payments can leave a project dead in the water.
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There is a lot of criticism of the flyweight division as being dead in the water now that Johnson is seemingly done clearing it out.
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Some might have suspected the 777 project was dead in the water, but after a long period lying dormant it started up again without warning.
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With ARCore's launch, Tango seemed pretty much dead in the water since the new platform will bring augmented reality to more phones with less hardware.
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It's too early to declare the OS dead in the water – keep in mind that Android itself wasn't exactly a screaming success when it first launched.
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With the plan appearing dead in the water, some traders said they saw a rising chance of Britain leaving the European Union without a transition deal.
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Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, founder of Bourse & Bazaar, which tracks developments in Iran's economy, says regardless of setbacks in parliament, these bills are not dead in the water.
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We're told reports "Flip or Flop" is dead in the water after season 7 just aren't true, and Christina isn't shopping around her own show either.
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What's more, given the current state of affairs in Washington, legislative and regulatory efforts to require disclosure are dead in the water for the foreseeable future.
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Not only will high-cost oil fields be completely stranded, but big pipeline projects like Keystone XL and Dakota Access would be dead in the water.
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His reform proposals appear to be dead in the water: Most Iraqi political parties don't want their cronies in the cabinet replaced with non-partisan technocrats.
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And with that move any hope that Kushner had that MBS would help him broker an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal was likely dead in the water.
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The TPP was dead in the water in America because of a long-term, unrelenting political campaign here and abroad, led by unions, environmentalists, and consumer groups.
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In the meantime, those who have been trying to work with customer support over previously purchased faulty bands have found their questions left dead in the water.
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While early last week it seemed like a DACA deal might happen, Trump has been signaling in recent days that legislative efforts are dead in the water.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When the Galaxy Fold's launch was delayed indefinitely due to durability concerns, many thought Samsung's $2,000 bendable phone was dead in the water.
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The U.K.'s Brexit deal with the European Union is dead in the water after a majority of lawmakers rejected the withdrawal agreement in a crucial vote.
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She repeated the sentiment in a new interview published on Wednesday, saying that Trump's presidency would be "dead in the water" if he caves on the wall.
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If yes, then the CBO would have to score the plan as a gigantic tax increase — and the plan would likely be dead in the water politically.
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There's one word to explain former Vice President Joe Biden's big turnaround from what looked like a dead-in-the-water presidential campaign just a week ago.
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Susan Collins (ME) and Lisa Murkowski (AK) — all vote down the cloture motion, for example, that could indicate that Kavanaugh's nomination is effectively dead in the water.
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The departure of Britain, the EU's biggest financial market, had raised questions about whether CMU was dead in the water but Bassi said it remained a flagship project.
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The RSA public key algorithm that underpins so much of modern finance, identity and cybersecurity work would also be vulnerable and DLT would be dead in the water.
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The tech industry's long-standing goal of raising the annual visa cap is dead in the water — its goal now is to prevent the program from being gutted.
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The Florida senator is far from dead in the water; he has the money and the political skills to come back, especially in such a fluid GOP field.
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The proposal is probably dead in the water in Nebraska and South Carolina, but in Oregon and Maine, Democrats control both houses of the legislature and the governorship.
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Any legal challenge to 1L2C already seems dead in the water, partly because Ms. Lam is moving fast to get the project through, using unusual strong-arm tactics.
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And you know, Jim, I want to tell you, if you turn back the clock three, four years ago, any consumer company was dead in the water. Right?
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No one can say she didn't try — after three attempts to get her EU withdrawal bill through parliament, she finally had to admit it was dead in the water.
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"The Commission has until March to rule on the deal but the general feeling is that it may already be dead in the water," said one senior broking professional.
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No one can say she didn't try -- after three attempts to get her EU withdrawal bill through parliament, she finally had to admit it was dead in the water.
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A lasting agreement had eluded the strenuous efforts of successive administrations, Democratic and Republican, and the two-state solution long accepted as the goal seemed dead in the water.
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"The idea is not dead in the water, but it won't be a blitzkrieg," a minister from one of the bank's shareholders told Reuters on the condition of anonymity.
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The most vulnerable authors are those who write series: when book one does well, but book two is heavily pirated, book three could end up dead in the water.
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LNG Canada's chief executive, Andy Calitz, said last week that U.S. rivals could end up "dead in the water" as long as China keeps its tariff on U.S. imports.
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Now, with talks on Turkish EU membership dead in the water following the 2016 coup attempt and Erdogan's subsequent crackdown, the Turkish president has proposed reintroducing an adultery ban.
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In a world that was already saturated with extreme imagery, deepfakes make it plausible to push that even further, leaving Ms Sontag's "presumption of veracity" truly dead in the water.
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Unfortunately, they did try to divide with a database entry of zero, which locked up the entire system and left the Yorktown dead in the water for nearly three hours.
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With the plan appearing dead in the water, some traders said they saw a rising chance of Britain leaving the European Union without a transition deal to smooth economic disruption.
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During the fight over the House bill, activists were caught flat-footed after Paul Ryan called off the vote in March, thinking that the bill was dead in the water.
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He's done an incredible job of taking Daniels' case, which appeared to be dead in the water before Avenatti arrived, and pushing it into the center of the national conversation.
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"If you're a Republican and Hispanic, and if you don't come out to support President Donald Trump, you're dead in the water," said Mr. Maldonado, who is of Mexican descent.
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"I think (the deal) is dead in the water but that's probably because I don't trust Iran anyway … They'll say one thing with one hand and move on," he noted.
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A Democratic Senate might force Trump to nominate more middle-of-the-road judges, and his "Make America Great Again" agenda would be dead in the water in the House.
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The holiday quarter is critical for Apple, and in addition to that it has a huge window of opportunity given that the Galaxy Note 7 is basically dead in the water.
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But much like 401(k) savings, if you do not sock the cash away before you even see it, then your emergency fund will likely be dead in the water. 3.
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This may force Republicans to push elements of their plan into piecemeal ancillary legislation, which could in turn face a Democratic filibuster in the Senate, leaving them dead in the water.
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Why it matters: Like the vote on her deal, May's premiership is now dead in the water — and it looks increasingly likely she'll step down after today's round of European elections.
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"We are sitting dead in the water when it comes to our ability as a nation to be leading in the Arctic because we simply do not have the infrastructure," Sen.
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This time around, that process appears dead in the water, as none of the three candidates can command a majority in the Parliament, whose consent is needed to bless the appointment.
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Goonies never say die, but Corey Feldman says a 'Goonies' sequel is anything but a sure thing ... telling us plans for a new movie are pretty much dead in the water.
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But Mr. Trump's organization has said the golf resort development might be dead in the water without the sea wall, and many locals welcome the business and the jobs it brings.
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Lindsey Graham proposed late Friday night, which was seen by Republicans as the vehicle to end the shutdown, appears -- at least as of this writing -- to be dead in the water.
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While this means that the legislation is effectively dead in the water, these bills also dial up the pressure on Republicans as the partial government shutdown nears the two-week mark.
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In other words, the move seems designed to allow the government to push through even bigger increases in public investment and perhaps resuscitate tax cuts that previously looked dead in the water.
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Deadline noted last week that Price was essentially dead in the water at Amazon as the company had already begun a search to fill in his role prior to these latest allegations.
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But around this time of year, when we realize our New Year's resolutions are dead in the water just two months in, it's a question many of us will turn on ourselves.
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"The Iranian nuclear deal is dead in the water and a Trump torpedo is fast approaching," Stephen Brennock, an oil analyst at the brokerage firm PVM Oil Associates, wrote to clients in April.
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"The talks were dead in the water, and the damage to the global economy has been growing on a daily basis," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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Israelis, having seen previous peace plans fall on deaf ears over the decades, countered that Palestinians could not hope for a resolution if they treated every proposal as immediately dead in the water.
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We reached out to Glicklich, who told us, "Nicole Eggert's efforts to silence my work on behalf of Scott Baio is wrongheaded and based on the judge's order was dead in the water."
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Stuff that's been dead in the water a long time always looks absolutely horrible once it surfaces, which is why waterlogged corpses of unidentifiable animals spur tales about mysterious sea monsters washing ashore.
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He said the idea was a "noble concept," but then declared it all but dead in the water, a fanciful proposal somewhere on the spectrum between a hassle-free subway ride and world peace.
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Linux wouldn't be dead in the water by any means, but it would be even less user-friendly than it is now and lag far behind for-profit operating systems like Windows and macOS.
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Speaking in London, Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said supporters of a so-called hard Brexit have been left "dead in the water" by May's failure to secure a majority in last week's election.
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A proposed 0.43 billion euro merger between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse to create Europe's biggest stock exchange looked dead in the water due to an inability to meet European antitrust demands.
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More difficult is getting people to come over to your side; without other miners working on the network, and people buying and selling the digital coins, a forked chain is dead in the water.
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That's an intriguing twist, because now Mellie will be hell-bent on revenge – not only because her nuclear arms treaty is dead in the water, but because her potential love interest is also dead.
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The immediate consequence of such insolvency of the agency would be that the largest postal system in the world, which moves 150 billion pieces of mail every year, would be dead in the water.
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"I remember a meeting with Bezos where he turned in the direction of Microsoft's campus and said that if we [became a country club like them], we'd be dead in the water," Rossman recalls.
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Record: 9-7Wild card matchup: at New England PatriotsChance to win Super Bowl: <1%One thing to know: The Tennessee Titans were dead in the water after a 2-4 start to the season.
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ET. A source close to the process told CNN's Jim Acosta that the proposed three-week continuing resolution was dead in the water and that there was no next plan waiting in the wings.
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Photo: GettyI've lost count of how many times net neutrality has "died" in the last year, but the last long-shot effort to override the FCC's 2017 decision is now officially dead in the water.
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It has been nearly four decades since Hollywood icon Natalie Wood was found dead in the water near Santa Catalina Island off the California coast — but the question of how she got there remains unanswered.
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I'm a 6s-type person, and if I didn't have the iPhone battery case I'd be dead in the water by noon every day (especially when dealing with sensitive sources via battery-eating encrypted apps).
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Unfortunately for DeLonge and his collaborators, their hopes of researching exotic propulsion and extraterrestrial material science may be dead in the water unless they can figure out a way to raise capital for their efforts.
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Woodman has always been GoPro's biggest cheerleader, from its founding in 2004, to the major financial struggles over the past several years that have led many analysts to declare the hardware maker dead in the water.
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To put this dead-in-the-water economy in perspective, some economic forecasters as late as 2014 would project normal growth at the 3 percent level, with anything below that considered to be a sick economy.
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And by Friday, it looked as though he would, with a possible special session dead in the water after House Democrats and Senate Republicans fractured over how, exactly, to call one, and what it would do.
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Toward the end of the year, it was revealed that Microsoft's ambitions for the Band were pretty much dead in the water, ending sales for the 2, with no sign of a third device on the horizon.
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The GOP's much-criticised replacement of the Affordable Care Act (commonly referred to as Obamacare) the Better Care Reconciliation Act, appears to be dead in the water, but an effort to repeal the ACA is alive and well.
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But, with the UFC's partnership with the United States Anti-Doping Agency—USADA—since coming into force, it appeared Alves' plans were dead in the water—especially given the ban imposed on intravenous hydration following a weight cut.
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The only way to rationalize these moves is to think that the players all assumed that Chris was dead in the water, that the jury would never award someone a million dollars for 13 days of gameplay. Oops!
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Apple, Samsung continue growth as North American wearables market hits $2B The numbers aren't exactly earth-shattering, but they show significant growth for a category that felt almost dead in the water a year or two back. 6.
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Bipartisan federal legislation that would enable states to receive federal grants to improve election cybersecurity is stalled in the Senate, apparently by Republican opposition; a similar Republican-sponsored bill in the House also appears dead in the water.
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Pavel was down to three cards, and looked dead in the water, but at the start of his turn he drew Babbling Book—a cheap, filler minion with an effect that puts a random Mage spell into your hand.
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The (now shrinking) population of almost 85033 million U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico deserve more from this Administration than 'technical assistance' or repeated calls for action on proposals that have been deemed dead-in-the-water by Congressional leadership.
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Trump last week declared the renegotiated NAFTA agreement and other legislative priorities "dead in the water" due to inaction by Democratic lawmakers, while Speaker Nancy Pelosi asserted that House Democrats and administration officials were "within range" of a deal.
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Governing Style Clinton's plan to bring in 65,000 Syrian refugees, working in conjunction with Ottawa and a host of other G20 countries to reduce the migrant crisis plaguing the Middle East and Mediterranean Europe, is dead in the water.
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It'll integrate this instance with a company's identity provider and continuous integration system of choice, as well as compliance scanners and tools like Slack (because without a Slack integration, any tool is pretty much dead in the water these days, right?).
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" One regional investor told me: "If you think you can come to Africa and not understand the mobile players and their roles — like Safaricom — and the speed by which entrepreneurs are innovating upon their platforms, you're dead in the water.
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Though Trump's election means that the agreement is effectively dead in the water, it is striking that opposition to it in Germany is so strong -- even though the country is Europe's biggest exporter and a huge beneficiary of global trade.
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Candidates especially count on being able to get lots of publicity out of good showings and ride the momentum into the New Hampshire primary, while everyone from backers to voters count on being able to identify who's dead in the water.
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"Confederate," which would have depicted an alternate universe in which the Confederacy successfully seceded from the Union, is likely dead in the water at HBO now that showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have signed a $200 million deal with Netflix.
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But if those workers chose Trump in hopes of huge government contracts for new warships, they're probably going to be disappointed as experts and even top Navy officials now agree that the 350-ship Navy could be dead in the water.
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Despite United Technologies having been offered a premium for its shares, the deal was seen by the company as "dead in the water" with U.S. antitrust officials due to overlapping business in the commercial aerospace and military markets, the people added.
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While many declared that the House's health care bill—the AHCA or Trumpcare—was dead in the water in the Senate, McConnell has apparently settled on a repeal bill that looks very, very similar to the one passed by the House.
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The market seems to be betting on the feasibility that Trump's economic plans -- tax reform, undoing Obama-era regulations on banks and healthcare and stimulus though a big boost to infrastructure spending -- might be dead in the water for some time.
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So by rights, Mr. Stewart, who refuses to countenance the economic gamble of leaving the European Union without an agreement with the bloc, and who defends a Brexit plan already rejected by Parliament three times, should be dead in the water.
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But while the post-9/11 era fostered a deep pool of emotion, frustration, and unrest that helped singers produce some standout tracks, the lack of a unifying political movement left a millennial protest song resurgence dead in the water.
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Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has been working behind the scenes on the plan to resolve the decades-old Israeli Palestinian conflict, although Palestinians, who say the Trump administration is too pro-Israel, say it is dead in the water.
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The solid opposition by Rand Paul of Kentucky and the qualified opposition by Maine's Susan Collins means that if just one other Republican senator declares a "no" vote on the revised bill, it will likely be dead in the water.
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A 5 percent increase in export sales and a 3.5 percent increase in exports-spurred business investments have been the main growth drivers at a time when household consumption and residential investments — about 60 percent of GDP — were virtually dead in the water.
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The more generous read is that the initiative was an honest effort at a cause Steyer believed in, and that in July 22019, the prospect of impeachment seemed pretty dead in the water, so it made sense for him to move on.
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Huawei is launching a new foldable phone, the Mate Xs. Unfortunately, it's not going to matter much for customers in the U.S. and Europe, as it comes without Google apps, making it dead in the water in most markets outside of China.
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Iowa appeared to be dead in the water upon learning it would be without the services of Peter Jok following three straight conference setbacks, but two well-timed games against the bottom of the league has the Hawkeyes feeling confident about themselves again.
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Carbon pricing – a system whereby companies and governments put a price on their carbon emissions with the broad goal of tackling the effects of climate change – is not dead in the water, according to the CEO of food supplement firm Royal DSM.
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The same goes for the establishment Republicans, who are still electorally dead in the water after two bruising defeats in the 2008 and 2012 general election to Barack Obama and an even more embarrassing and clear loss to Trump in the 2016 primaries.
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But without the state's help, plans for the outpost could now be dead in the water: at an expected cost of $134–$156 million, the museum would, according to Reuters, be too expensive for the city and private financiers to cover alone.
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The Wild, so dead in the water that they had fired Coach Mike Yeo eight days earlier, thumped the defending Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks, 6-1, for their fourth consecutive victory under the interim coach John Torchetti and their first in Minnesota since Dec. 28.
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Past years have also been a showcase for Android Wear devices from companies like Motorola and LG, but all signs point to Google's wearable operating system being virtually dead in the water, and CES 2018 doesn't appear to be doing much to change that.
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"I think he's dead in the water," said Pat Reed, a retired history teacher in a purple University of Northern Iowa sweatshirt, reacting to the news that House Republicans this week had stripped Mr. King of his positions on the Agriculture and Judiciary Committees.
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Warren has already hacked into the network on his laptop, and now he's accessing the individual codes for these two cars while all the other cars are going around them and they have to hope no surveillance vehicles come by or they're dead in the water.
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For the millions of users outside of China, being cut off from Google's apps and services "kills the attractiveness of a Huawei phone," said IDC analyst Bryan Ma. "It kills the usability of a Huawei phone outside of China, thus rendering them dead in the water," he added.
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Why it matters: The Senate's plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act had included billions of dollars directly targeted at combating the opioid crisis, but with GOP health reform dead in the water, the White House might need to undertake its own strategy on the issue.
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The maritime giant that employed him, responsible for 76 ports on all sides of the earth and nearly 800 seafaring vessels, including container ships carrying tens of millions of tons of cargo, representing close to a fifth of the entire world's shipping capacity, was dead in the water.
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While that particular option appears dead in the water with AB5's passing, gig work firms are likely to continue pushing against full employee status, pursuing additional methods to water down AB5, and they may find unlikely allies in other industries that will be impacted by the bill's passing.
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American officials have been sceptical of such plans, sensing that the militants Mr Erdogan has assembled and the troop numbers he would like to commit might not be equal to the task of defeating IS. After Mr Trump's latest decision, the Turkish scheme is almost certainly dead in the water.
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Google&aposs Pixel Phones: Everything You Need To KnowAfter months of rumors we're getting our first look at Google's new phones, the Pixel and Pixel XL. …Read more ReadGoogle's new phones were starting to look pretty badass, but exclusivity to one carrier in the US might make them dead in the water.
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Though it seemed as if the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act was dead in the water after the so-called "skinny" repeal bill failed this summer with a dramatic late-night vote against it by McCain, there is a renewed push to pass a repeal before the end of the month.
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Another analyst added to Isaac's concerns, noting that the U.K. was "completely stuck" in its talks with the EU. "We have to assume that the Chequers proposal in its current form is effectively dead in the water, " Stephen Gallo, European head of forex strategy at the Bank of Montreal, told CNBC in an email Wednesday.
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Any George W. Bush agenda was dead in the water, and Denny Hastert, the GOP speaker who was not yet known as a child molester but who'd imposed that odious and polarizing rule about never bringing a bill to the floor that didn't have a majority of Republican support, had been replaced by Nancy Pelosi.
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With King Daddy's planned follow-up El Disco Duro either completely dead in the water or overdue for a radical revision from what he originally intended with now former production partners Los De La Nazza, whenever Yankee opts to return to the album format, it will be the most anticipated album of the hitmaker's decades-long career.
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In short, we are dead in the water in strange period that comes upon us every year: the time when minor shuffles in the standings seem so drab, and the oncoming future—the glory and honor of the NBA Playoffs, the greatest gauntlet of unceasing excellence in THE HISTORY OF SPORT, a time of power and truth—seems so alluring.
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The axiom seems to go something like this: If a startup (or larger tech company) doesn't have an AI strategy in place, a way of thinking about how innovations in machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, neural networks and the rest cannot help your business be smarter, or even move into completely new areas — you are most likely dead in the water.
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"The military discussion allows leaders to show that the E.U. is not dead in the water and that it remains resilient after the 'Brexit' vote," said Nick Witney, a senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations and a former chief executive of the European Defense Agency, a forum for European Union member states to cooperate on defense initiatives.
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said Monday that the emergency declaration is "dead in the water" in the Senate.
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If 103 percent of hash power—meaning every miner—conforms to the new rules, then the hard fork will likely be dead in the water when it happens at 8:20 AM. Bitmain, which controls the largest bitcoin mining pool in the world, supports segwit but has committed to mining the Bitcoin Cash fork if the soft fork isn't resolved in an orderly fashion by 8:20 AM on Tuesday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's December announcement recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital produced an international backlash that isolated the United States and left his administration's Middle East peace efforts dead in the water.
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter in a new interview criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for failing to negotiate an end to the ongoing partial government shutdown, but warned he's "dead in the water" if he fails to build a wall along the southern border, Newsweek reported early Wednesday.
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