Careers derailed Diplomats' careers have already been derailed in the wake of the Ukraine investigation.
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An Amtrak train derailed at the station in March, and New Jersey Transit trains derailed in April and July.
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The Metrolink's locomotive and one of its three passenger cars derailed; two of the freight train's locomotives and 10 of its 17 cars derailed.
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A total of 16 cars of the 96-car train derailed, up from the company's previous report of 11 derailed cars, Union Pacific spokesman Justin Jacobs said.
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An engineer on the derailed Amtrak train noted that the train was going too fast six seconds before the train derailed, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Even more impoverished accounts have been published elsewhere, men writing about how their lives have been derailed with no clear understanding of the lives they have derailed with their actions.
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The train derailed near the Rhode Island Avenue metro station.
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Earlier that morning a train had derailed, injuring 34 people.
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The verdict derailed Bruce's career, and he died in 290.
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According to the Associated Press, the train derailed in Chester.
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What ended up happening is that early effort got derailed.
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Previously, entire campaigns in America have been derailed by infidelity.
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Mr Macri's bet on economic gradualism could also be derailed.
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There's a very real fear of their careers being derailed.
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The second car also derailed but remained upright, he said.
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They told stories of lives not destroyed but seriously derailed.
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Many of his career plans have continued to be derailed.
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If Kavanaugh's confirmation is derailed, the precedent will be set.
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Fourteen cars in an oil train derailed near Mosier, Ore.
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But egos and bad business decisions derailed the band's future.
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Fighting over food stamps nearly derailed the last farm bill.
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Sunday's report did not specify what issues allegedly derailed negotiations.
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But this got derailed with the country's intrusion into Ukraine.
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Two interesting published reports suggested the meeting could be derailed.
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This is how discussions of racism in America get derailed.
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My life had been derailed by an inflammatory bowel condition.
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Four cars and the engine of the commuter train derailed.
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Revelations about Mr. Khashoggi's killing had not derailed its plans.
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The train derailed, killing the engineer and injuring 32 passengers.
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Their mission is derailed, in part, by an unexpected birth.
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Studies have been derailed, scientists reassigned and advisory panels disbanded.
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But addictions to alcohol and drugs, including heroin, derailed him.
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The repairs discussion comes after two trains derailed this month.
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There is little chance the Republican inquiries can be derailed.
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Shelby once derailed a Fed pick of President Barack Obama's.
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In December, an Amtrak train derailed near Seattle, killing three.
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In a word, the economy was not at all derailed.
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But the money had been derailed by the government shutdown.
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Injuries and unhappiness with gymnastics once derailed Ms. Ohashi's career.
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These plans, however, could be derailed by Guyana's political paralysis.
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"I thought we were going to get derailed," he said.
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We are raising a complaint derailed enough for an investigation.
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But every encouraging start is derailed by another physical setback.
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Peter recommends "How Yahoo derailed Tumblr" by Mashable's own Seth Fiegerman.
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Political tensions have not yet derailed startup deals, according to Orlovski.
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For Chen Long-Qi, a bad DNA test derailed his life.
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The Jaime Redemption Train is in grave danger of being derailed.
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But President Trump's election derailed the former Obama campaign staffer's plans.
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Rinaldi, meanwhile, has a five-fight streak derailed by the loss.
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Three previous attempts were derailed by a single Republican each time.
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The abortion question first derailed a deal over a year ago.
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Blanco, meanwhile, has a three-fight streak derailed by the loss.
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It's shocking to me how one habit derailed my financial life.
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A derailed train is seen on southbound Interstate 5 on Dec.
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The Flying Scotsman from Edinburgh to London derailed, killing 28 people.
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Some overseas investments have been derailed due to heightened official scrutiny.
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Another suspected takeover of Tribune, by McClatchy, also derailed last winter.
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I'm slightly derailed by a protest outside the Moscone Center downtown.
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Trump derailed that plan even as he was giving the speech.
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S. relations will not be derailed before Trump even enters office.
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Lahat, meanwhile, has a two-fight streak derailed by the loss.
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This was basically the same allegation that derailed Clinton's political career.
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We can't get derailed," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Now, he says it's not just Smollett's acting career that's derailed.
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The shooting derailed his hopes of playing NCAA Division I basketball.
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But that assumption was derailed by the reality of Washington gridlock.
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A devastating stroke derailed Lotje Sodderland's life in a huge way.
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A human error derailed sign-ups for six hours on Monday.
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The Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, essentially derailed it this month.
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"It derailed minutes after we got off the train," he said.
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Ducey opposed the "skinny" repeal bill that McCain derailed in July.
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SE has been delayed but not derailed, financial sector sources said.
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The original plan to build condos was derailed by the recession.
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About 15 such lawsuits were derailed before they reached a jury.
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About 15 such lawsuits were derailed before they reached the jury.
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That led me to Sanger, which totally derailed my original interests.
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Casey, meanwhile, has a two-fight streak derailed by the loss.
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Witnesses describe what it was like the moment the train derailed.
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The escalating price means HS2000 is in danger of being derailed.
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One had a promising career derailed by a serious injury: Williams.
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The ensuing ruckus made Mom take a later train, which derailed.
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And Trump's efforts to pivot to infrastructure have been repeatedly derailed.
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And in the meantime, serious discussion of other topics gets derailed.
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What if the baby derailed our Monday and Thursday phone calls?
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Off the rails A freight train derailed in the Czech Republic.
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But coronavirus derailed his opening date and dreams of full tables.
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Yet there was a rocky moment that nearly derailed the relationship.
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It derailed Wayne's career and sent Roland careening towards rock bottom.
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The videos also derailed and uprooted the women's lives, he wrote.
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Otherwise your entire late night show may end up getting derailed.
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But Clay's line of questioning was derailed by bullying Republican voices.
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The train reportedly hit cars on the highway as it derailed.
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Thirteen train cars jumped the track when the train was derailed.
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In 26, it stopped a third time when a car derailed.
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But it ran into regulatory challenges, and the effort was derailed.
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Barberena, meanwhile, has a two-fight streak derailed by the loss.
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But his career was derailed by a diagnosis of late-onset schizophrenia.
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It was a horrible decision that could have completely derailed Ian's progress.
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Their lives have been shattered by his sexual assaults, their careers derailed.
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She alleges he derailed her career after she turned down his advances.
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The Resident Evil movie franchise almost derailed before it even got going.
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And I just don't want anything to be derailed you talked about.
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Clearly not expecting all its best laid plans to be entirely derailed.
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"And then it got completely derailed by the Ukraine fiasco," said Payne.
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I've known many educated, successful professionals who were derailed by bad relationships .
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Over 150 people were injured when 14 bogies of the train derailed.
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A train car carrying propane derailed but did not leak, he said.
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He has revoked 67, and delayed or derailed more than 1,500 others.
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When the focus is on tone, more important conversations often get derailed.
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Shelton, meanwhile, has a four-fight win-streak derailed by this loss.
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In the piece, she claimed that Moonves, 68, purposely derailed her career.
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Passengers recall chaos after being plunged into darkness as the train derailed.
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When barriers to entry are high, competition delayed is often competition derailed.
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Norman found that her attempts at seeking medical care were frequently derailed
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" DeSantis said his supporters will not be "derailed by these fake controversies.
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It is truly intensive, and easily derailed by unclear and misinformed language.
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The recession derailed those plans and in 33, the city sought proposals.
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But Wheeler, like deGrom, Harvey and Matz, was derailed by an injury.
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That's one impressive streak, considering all that could have derailed it. Stomachaches.
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Jeremiah Wright's fiery sermons nearly derailed Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008.
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Two people fell 34 feet after a roller coaster derailed in Florida.
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In defeat, Krylov has a streak of five-straight stoppage wins derailed.
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VIDEO: #ALCOFirefighters conduct a search of the derailed train in #Sunol. pic.twitter.
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However, a debilitating knee injury his senior year derailed his professional prospects.
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Dukes that derailed a nationwide gender bias case against the retail giant.
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In the U.S., the storm derailed some last-minute voter registration drives.
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All eight of the train's cars derailed, some knocking over concrete pylons.
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Three students' college plans were soon derailed, and a community closed ranks.
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Weiner's sexting ended his congressional career and derailed his 2013 mayoral campaign.
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Whether it was murder, accident, or suicide, the event derailed Andre's career.
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But the sanctions over his weapons programs have derailed recent economic progress.
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People can have a few glasses of wine and really get derailed.
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This article follows him as he tries to reclaim a derailed career.
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Anki's original robot dreams were derailed by a lack of mainstream interest.
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The explosion apparently derailed their initial plans for a bombing in Barcelona.
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Here's what was definitely true: After the incident, her life was derailed.
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Payless also ran into a series of problems that derailed its plans.
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The party did so last year and successfully derailed the appropriations process.
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In the past, presidents have seen nominations derailed because of tax issues.
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Either one could have derailed the bill before it reached the floor.
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In fact, they were never really properly derailed in the first place.
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But when injuries derailed a promising athletic career, Reynolds turned to acting.
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The proposal could still be derailed if senior officials turn against it.
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Ultimately, however, the hearing was never derailed, and Democrats remained in charge.
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Union Avenue 3 The westbound train derailed and crashed into the platform.
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Union Avenue 22.5 The westbound train derailed and crashed into the platform.
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Union Avenue 217 The westbound train derailed and crashed into the platform.
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"It's trade tensions and disputes that have derailed global growth," Laurence Boone said.
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ITALY'S DEPUTY PM DI MAIO SAYS FRENCH STATE'S INTERFERENCE DERAILED FCA-RENAULT DEAL
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Are you concerned at all that you will -- your process will be derailed?
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Tank cars carrying crude oil are shown derailed in Lyon County, Iowa, Friday.
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Your best-laid plans to hit the gym after work keep getting derailed?
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The company behind the app that derailed the Iowa caucus has finally spoken.
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She made her money by dancing, and a baby would've derailed her economically.
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His musical career was effectively derailed and would never regain the same momentum.
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Their opposition almost derailed the draft budget and many reforms are still pending.
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In December, a CP train hauling oil had derailed west of Guernsey, Saskatchewan.
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The Wildcats outgained South Dakota 408-334, but mistakes nearly derailed their chances.
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A train derailed in Uttar Pradesh earlier today injuring more than 40 passengers.
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His second sexting scandal broke in 2013 and derailed his comeback mayoral campaign.
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As the incident is often remembered, it derailed the lives of both men.
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The troublemaker's plans were derailed because of EU safety regulations to detect sabotage.
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Even the BBWAA, it turns out, can be derailed by low-information voters.
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Opening up about the hack might have derailed its long sought strategic exit.
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Two of the derailed cars were carrying ethanol and were leaking, it said.
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Silas Bleakley was working at his restaurant in Mosier when the train derailed.
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Indeed, letting the show drag on -- and on and on -- nearly derailed it.
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Eight of the train's coaches derailed and toppled over each other, police said.
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No. 188 derailed in Philadelphia, killing eight people and injuring more than 200.
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There is still time for this rally to get derailed. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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On the very first day, the very first ride, the train derailed. pic.twitter.
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The plans have been derailed by engine delays and quality problems in Hamburg.
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This is an engaging take on a murder that might have derailed democracy.
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Derailed after Obamacare repeal This year was supposed to be different for Republicans.
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Severino picked up two quick outs in the third, before his start derailed.
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"I don't think we would tank unless the economy got derailed," he said.
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Hart was the front-runner in 1984, before monkey business derailed his bid.
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Rwigara is not alone in having a presidential bid derailed by legal wrangles.
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One train derailed in the incident, which took place just before 1 p.m.
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White Tale derailed Clariant's planned $20 billion merger with U.S.-based Huntsman HUN.
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President Obama's first Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, was nearly derailed in 2009.
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Another bout with tuberculosis derailed those series, and both ended within a year.
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The trade truce, though, remains tenuous, and the negotiations could easily be derailed.
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A planned visit to Pearl Harbor in 1994 was derailed by nationalist protests.
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However, it ran into logistical and regulatory challenges that ultimately derailed the effort.
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Nadal, ever a pragmatist, said he would not mind the matchup's being derailed.
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But the train derailed within four days of the date of the letter.
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In the 1980s, racially charged accusations derailed his nomination to a federal judgeship.
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They were what happened when whatever I was trying to do got derailed.
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It would have derailed the lives of many of the ancestors we celebrate.
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Of course, one season derailed by injuries doesn't mean Lacob's experiment bombed entirely.
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While the scandal derailed Jackson's career for a time, Timberlake escaped relatively unscathed.
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What works for them now, experts explain, can easily and lethally be derailed.
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A New Jersey Transit train derailed last night as it entered Pennsylvania Station.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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I don't think our scenario projecting a moderate economic recovery has been derailed.
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His nomination to lead FEMA had been derailed months earlier, NBC News reports.
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Barely six weeks later, Crystal Stroup's college career was suddenly and violently derailed.
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The Amtrak train reportedly derailed as it was traveling over a highway overpass.
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Then came "a loud sound like an earthquake" as 14 outdated cars derailed.
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Cars from that accident derailed and hit a third train on nearby tracks.
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More recently, this requirement has derailed at least three of Trump's potential nominees.
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All eight train carriages derailed in the incident, with five of those overturning.
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All of which means the status quo could easily be derailed by November.
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All 25 of the train's coaches and one of its two engines derailed.
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The train derailed where the track curved onto the bridge across Interstate 5.
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But the legislation got derailed by some fairly tangential controversies related to abortion.
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Let's just say the queen's baby making plans are derailed before they even begin.
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Sessions' 1986 nomination for a federal judgeship was derailed over accusations of racist comments.
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About 200 people were on the train when it hit the truck and derailed.
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Attacks on Saudi oil facilities in mid-September have not derailed the IPO process.
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But once a train is derailed, it's pretty tough to see all the cars.
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Ironically, conservation science is being derailed, at least in part, by blatant pseudo-science.
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Both times they have been derailed or delayed by concerns about their news operations.
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It would certainly be fixed, but in the meantime, the game had completely derailed.
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Efforts to keep the government open could still be derailed by fights over immigration.
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It's not like he derailed Dany's fiery rampage across King's Landing before it happened.
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So, does that mean we're still a sitting duck for a possible derailed election?
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There were 267 passengers on board when the train derailed around 2:30 p.m.
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We started out riding the wave of the "Trump Bump" before things got derailed.
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The Norfolk Southern train derailed late Tuesday night, according to a statement from Gov.
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The customers sitting in the derailed train cars were safely transferred to other cars.
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Cue an angry Corden, a confused security guard, and yet another derailed Q&A.
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Even new historical records like Wikipedia can be derailed by old biases reasserting themselves.
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Lesnar defended his title twice, but his career was derailed by bouts of diverticulitis.
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"These developments point to higher risks of a derailed recovery," according to the report.
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Houston's diversified its economy, so even the energy recession has not derailed its progress.
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It's the third appropriations bill to be derailed in recent weeks in the Senate.
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But that superfight was derailed last month by a foot injury to dos Anjos.
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Four people were killed and dozens injured when the train derailed in the Bronx.
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But moderates balked, according to Needham, and that has derailed the negotiations for now.
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At least 91 people have been killed after a train derailed in northern India.
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The song might have derailed an album sequence, but it deserved to be unearthed.
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Also, for an artist to have his career derailed, someone has to say no.
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She is also impetuous, often shortsighted and frequently derailed by her own compounding trauma.
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But his political career was derailed in 2006 when he lost a Senate race.
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A holiday special is derailed when a demonically possessed nutcracker kills Neil Patrick Harris.
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Instead the Trump train derailed what was supposed to be a simple photo opportunity.
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When the train derailed, Mr. Kopp saw sparks from what looked like an explosion.
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Substance abuse and a serious motorcycle accident in 1988 derailed his life and career.
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The confrontational approach has raised concerns that the trade talks could again be derailed.
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On the night a coding error derailed the Iowa caucuses, Buttigieg declared victory anyway.
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It also came about three months after another New Jersey Transit train derailed there.
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The southbound Q train derailed near the Brighton Beach station shortly before 9 a.m.
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Last month, an A train derailed in Manhattan, injuring more than two dozen people.
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Thankfully, the entire affair was sober and not utterly derailed by an offhand comment.
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"I felt the speed was very high, and then the train derailed," she said.
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Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court was nearly derailed by allegations of sexual misconduct.
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"Some people died because of a stampede inside the derailed coaches," Mr. Swamy said.
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The move has not derailed Qatar Airways' plan to buy a stake in American.
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When your mind is focused on a project, it's less likely to get derailed.
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Poor performance and injuries among players of all ages derailed the Mets' 2017 season.
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The elder Bush was cruising to reelection until he was derailed by a recession.
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They also derailed criminal investigations through bribes and threats aimed at judges, prosecutors and witnesses.
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The jerky stops and starts also sometimes partly derailed the beavers, severing the electrical connection.
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Progress toward a deal was derailed last week following a round of talks in Beijing.
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But when he tried to stop her from taking another shot, the mood quickly derailed.
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The information has also derailed the House investigation into Russian interference in the US election.
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The shareholder activism underscores deep divisions on Oi's board that derailed recent negotiations with creditors.
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His outspoken critiques of leadership over the years may have derailed such commendations, observers said.
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Trump you came to Mexico derailed government and President Peño..you lied and betrayed Pena.
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On their newest track, however, they've derailed the disco wagon and traveled into trippy house.
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Nick Cannon: I Quit 'America's Got Talent'Madonna: Adoption Almost Derailed Justin Bieber Trolls The Weeknd
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A second car carrying four riders partially derailed, while the third stayed on the tracks.
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For the ambitious immigrant Gao Ping, Operation Emperor derailed his dream of becoming a billionaire.
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But her career was derailed, she said, by insecurities that led her to dark places.
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Derailed box cars are seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Florida.
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Democrats have indicated that the next phase could move swiftly, if they are not derailed.
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On Saturday, their efforts to visit museums were derailed by closed subways and barricaded roads.
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Injuries, struggles and time have derailed those dreams, but they were briefly realized on Wednesday.
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Even a well-meaning clarinet player's life is now "derailed" by some high-level scamming.
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After a knee injury derailed that plan, he took to drink and even contemplated suicide.
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Tommy John surgery derailed Urquidy's path, forcing him to sit out for all of 2017.
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A spokesperson for Amtrak said both the lead engine and several passenger cars had derailed.
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As for the tracks themselves, Dinh-Zarr said "witness tracks" show where the train derailed.
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White Tale last month derailed Clariant's planned $20 billion merger with U.S.-based Huntsman HUN.
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And women whose careers have not been derailed by motherhood will pay higher taxes later.
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Both are still at least a few weeks away but should not be derailed now.
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Fauna happens to be the granddaughter of the very doctor who derailed Jay's journalism career.
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In Mississippi, a train derailed north of Poplarville because of high water levels, WJTV reports.
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On Thursday afternoon, a critical meeting at Google was derailed by a handful of tweets.
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Could that sweet video simply be a goodbye to a once happy marriage irrevocably derailed?
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A third derailed car carrying plastic pellets also spilled some of its contents, Pidgeon said.
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Entrepreneurship Hijacked airplanes, derailed subway cars and trapped submarines are usually the stuff of nightmares.
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However, the White House request for additional time for closing arguments derailed the GOP timetable.
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The Amtrak Cascades train derailed near the Chambers Bay golf course in Pierce County, Washington.
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That violent move, allied with fears in other markets, derailed issuance in the first quarter.
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Technical hurdles Even if the bill becomes law, it could be derailed by technical challenges.
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As has happened so often during this history-defiant campaign, things got derailed, and quickly.
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Walton detailed the "life-changing setback" that derailed Reid's career: a battle with glandular fever.
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Their plans were slightly derailed when Adelstein, 31, began going into labor early Friday morning.
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And Shane (remember him?) was a speeding train wreck that rightfully derailed by season two.
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Moore's Senate bid was derailed by allegations of decades-old sexual misconduct involving teenage girls.
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We're getting derailed by this whole special counsel thing — let the man do his job.
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Train 20 derailed the lead engine coming into Washington Union Station at a low-speed.
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Last November, two CSX trains collided and derailed in central Florida, injuring two crew members.
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The annual military spending bill has been derailed over a core disagreement on spending policy.
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Her hope for a strong vote, however, was derailed by the defections of moderate Democrats.
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Disagreements within the party already derailed one key campaign plank, repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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The playoff matchup that feels like destiny now could be derailed by injury or upset.
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Still, for me, that incident at work, more than any other, nearly derailed my career.
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In 2015, an Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia killing eight and injuring more than 200.
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On Wednesday the Fed made clear that its plans had been delayed but not derailed.
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His nomination was derailed last week after Schumer led a coordinated effort to oppose him.
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That's why investors don't want to see emotions get overheated, or negotiations to get derailed.
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Talks between Trump and congressional Democratic leadership derailed after a White House meeting last week.
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Assuming, of course, the legislation is not derailed by majority opposition during the scrutiny process.
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Snodgrass said Trump was making "a good point" until the president derailed his talking point.
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Arbitration clauses have derailed claims of financial gouging, discrimination in car sales and unfair fees.
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Then injuries derailed his dreams, and he found himself back in front of the camera.
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Olivia d'Abo says her husband derailed her acting career, and now he has to pay.
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Mr. Dimon became chief executive of JPMorgan after his banking career seemed to be derailed.
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Mr. Ford said he avoided drugs for the most part but was derailed by alcohol.
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New York City | June 2017 A subway train derailed in a tunnel, injuring 34 people.
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It was a monumental comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
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It was an extraordinary comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
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Sluder was among multiple students who said the pandemic derailed their plans for the break.
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The plan was crushed in Albany, derailed before it was even brought for a vote.
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Don't allow the impeachment inquiry to be derailed or slowed too badly by Trump's obstruction.
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Devastated that her plans had derailed again, she found herself on a three-day bender.
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"But no one would be truly shocked if talks were derailed before then," Oakley added.
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When it reached a tight curve, the freight train, going 2150 miles an hour, derailed.
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The MTA said the Q train's second set of wheels on its second car derailed.
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Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad actually became a 'runaway train' when it derailed in 2003.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the accusation, but his trip toward confirmation has since been derailed.
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It also is a weaker company than Huawei and, therefore, more vulnerable to being derailed.
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For him, ceramic is a symbol of a project that had derailed from its promise.
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"We had bigger ambitions and those were derailed," Celmatix CEO Piraye Beim told Business Insider.
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But those plans got derailed because teachers and district officials are still negotiating new contracts.
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To loud applause, he rejected any suggestion that his program of reform would be derailed.
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The strategy has already derailed rival parties, forced some opponents to resign over race issues.
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It also is a weaker company than Huawei and, therefore, more vulnerable to being derailed.
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Mr. Biya was absent in 2016 when a train overloaded with passengers derailed, killing dozens.
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The sketch almost derailed immediately after, as McKinnon and Bryant had trouble containing their laughter.
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In December, three people were killed when an Amtrak passenger train derailed in Washington state.
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"Folks have derailed topic after topic over religion, sex, racism … you name it," Caroland wrote.
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While Tillerson's confirmation could still be derailed, the money is very much on his side.
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From local news media images of the wreck it appeared that three or four cars of the train were derailed or partially derailed, with the engine seen lying on its side a short distance from the shore of Puget Sound near the Chambers Bay Marina.
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Once their class action is derailed, few people, The Times found, go to arbitration at all.
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The pair played together very little in the spring as an oblique injury derailed Seager's camp.
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I took too much time off early in my entrepreneurial career and it almost derailed me.
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Abhay's political ambitions and his flourishing business are both derailed when he meets Babli (Parineeti Chopra).
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After parliament reconvened from a short break this week, the plebiscite plan faced being derailed. Why?
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Justin had been on the train that derailed in Philadelphia, and Howard hadn't heard from him.
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Unglert's seemingly hot and heavy romance with Schulman was derailed by the arrival of Danielle Lombard.
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The scramble to contain the virus and prevent a global pandemic has derailed the Chinese economy.
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I took so much time off early in my entrepreneurial career that it almost derailed me.
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But talks were derailed last week because of disagreements over the exact wording of these articles.
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Some employees allege that their careers were later derailed as a result of filing harassment complaints.
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The Nobel laureate never stopped believing, even after a wave of bombings derailed his peace process.
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Despite all that, Fortnite's success hasn't derailed PUBG or its colossal influence in the game industry.
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"I think it derailed me substantially for four or five years," she said to the Post.
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No matter how carefully plans are made, they can be derailed in very polyamory-specific ways.
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In the short term, they derailed any chance John McCain had to win the 2008 election.
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One spoke of his struggles with alcoholism that nearly derailed his life as a young man.
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We chat about our plans for the day, which are slightly derailed due to the rain.
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There it is, confirmation that Harvey Weinstein derailed my career, something I suspected but was unsure.
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Once a highly touted amateur, Mr Cantlay's career was derailed for three years by back injuries.
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They have derailed traffic at main ports on the Persian Gulf and neighboring Iran and Kuwait.
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Cold War era crackdowns, open or implicit, Red-baiting, derailed opportunities to build a mass movement.
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What to watch: Obviously, these messaging plans could easily be derailed in the current political environment.
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But the legislation could be derailed as Republicans and Democrats battle over a new spending bill.
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"Was it a sea change, or a rare tsunami that temporarily derailed broadcaster's biannual money train?"
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It's derailed her career in sex work, at least temporarily, and put her identity at risk.
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Hence, the "Trump Bump" could turn into the "Trump Dump" if his legislative agenda is derailed.
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It was this honesty most missed, and in attacking Trump, the Trump Train was not derailed.
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Sixteen of its 34 cars derailed, and two of those were leaking ethanol, Norfolk Southern said.
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Here we are faced with the prospects of a President derailed by months of potential fighting.
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Kimball, on the other hand, has a four-fight streak derailed by this failed UFC debut.
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Tribunal chief David Matamoros apologized to the nation for a fresh computer glitch that derailed operations.
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The train derailed after it flew around a curve at more than twice the speed limit.
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A 2nd round KO loss in a Martinez rematch, however, quickly derailed the Williams express train.
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Police said that several vehicles on the interstate had been struck by the derailed train cars.
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Even where a particular project has adequate funding, it can be derailed by bureaucracy and litigation.
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But last month's bone-headed last-ditch effort to repeal and replace the ACA derailed it.
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Rail service remains suspended in/out NYPS due to a derailed NJ TRANSIT train in NYPS.
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Last month, an Amtrak train derailed in southwest Kansas, sending more than 30 passengers to hospitals.
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It wasn't lack of will, partisan politics or a military industrial complex that derailed nuclear abolition.
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For now, Bannon gets his way in battling his ghosts of secularization, islamisation and derailed capitalism.
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Staton was unsure how the car derailed, but said that the track appeared to be intact.
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CSX said 32 cars derailed as the train moved through the town just before 5 a.m.
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A number of humiliating sex scandals derailed the career of the former Congressman Anthony D. Weiner.
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However, several political stones, including the upcoming federal election in Germany, have derailed any detailed conversations.
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Rob Doolittle, a CSX spokesman, said a CSX train derailed eight cars around 9:15 a.m.
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And in 2006, those same forces derailed Republican President George W. Bush's attempts at immigration reform.
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In May 2015, a speeding train bound for New York derailed in Philadelphia, killing eight passengers.
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The front cars of both trains were smashed, and both trains were at least partly derailed.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) already was all but derailed by European public opposition.
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The attorney general's nomination to a federal judgeship was derailed in 1986 by accusations of racism.
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Hill threw 195 innings in 2007, but a series of struggles and injuries derailed his career.
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Macdonald says "very few people" have experienced having their entire career derailed in a single day.
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It's a real shame to see something potentially cool like this derailed because of childish behavior.
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The first two cars derailed, but only the lead car ended up in the Alameda Creek.
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Kavanaugh's appointment to the highest court was nearly derailed by several sexual assault and misconduct allegations.
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Not even a Disney princess like Vanessa Hudgens had her career derailed by repeated leaked nudes.
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Injuries, including those concussion troubles as a rookie, largely derailed what had been a promising career.
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In 2014, Katelnikoff was at the controls of a train when it derailed in Banff, Canada.
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Those are the only times this decade anyone has derailed the Lynx from winning it all.
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Are there any candidates you can remember whose nomination was derailed by a revelation like this?
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The arrests of the three young men could have derailed efforts to bridge the cultural divide.
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Zelda and Giles, an artist whose advertising career has been derailed, are not just supporting players.
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Violence in Parliament has derailed the body from being able to choose its rightful prime minister.
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A derailed stint in showbiz, courtesy of Mr. Stallone, and some trouble with the law follow.
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Less than a month ago an A subway train derailed in Upper Manhattan, injuring 34 people.
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Television footage on Tuesday morning showed hundreds of passengers trying to disembark from the derailed train.
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Order, structure and manners get momentarily derailed in one comic moment from the "Downton Abbey" movie.
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Barr suggested last year that impeachment proceedings derailed any good-faith efforts to pass gun legislation.
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He had just derailed the fevered Republican effort to undo the Obama-era health care law.
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Passengers expressed surprise at how everyone on the derailed train remained calm while they were underground.
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Casper CEO&aposs obsession with a $1 billion &aposunicorn&apos valuation reportedly derailed 3 potential buyouts.
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When they did, their careers were derailed and they were silenced through settlements and nondisclosure agreements.
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The "Stop ERA" campaign successfully derailed the amendment: Only 35 states had ratified it by 1982.
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"I think this is a runaway train and it's going to get derailed," Kloza told CNBC.
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Walgreens is buying a chunk of Rite Aid stores after regulatory concerns derailed an outright acquisition.
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"To have your collegiate careers derailed as both students and athletes is a tragedy," it says.
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In June, some 230,000 gallons of crude spilled into an Iowa river after a train derailed.
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Even if it weren't for Trump, the US-Saudi relationship is not about to be derailed.
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But Schumer says Trump called him later Friday, before the shutdown began, and the negotiations derailed.
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On Friday, a Q train derailed in Brooklyn, the second subway derailment in the last month.
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The attack caused the president's popularity to sink and also derailed peace talks with Muslim insurgents.
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Whatever thematic momentum the musical builds ends derailed by yet another classic Bowie banger starting up.
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His campaign was derailed by improperly filed papers and was later dealt another setback by banking regulators.
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Last summer, a similar but much larger deal was derailed before it even made it to regulators.
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Our social awareness is at an all-time high, don't let that momentum get derailed by nonsense.
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He and I went through a lot, as the plans of having a natural birth were derailed.
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Some suspect that the 1991 movie about her life was derailed by a still-alive George Hodel.
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Still, market watchers said Trump administration policies could get derailed in ways that may quash market optimism.
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The leader of the French far right may yet have her career derailed by a few tweets.
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Could that be derailed if we get into a trade -- a serious trade dispute, let alone war?
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Mineral Resources said there was damage to some of the derailed wagons but not to its locomotives.
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Local websites had earlier said two trains but collided but the official said a train had derailed.
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In May 2015, an Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia, killing eight people and injuring more than 200.
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He started talking about his negative thesis being derailed," Cramer said Thursday on "Squawk on the Street.
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Archie and Veronica's red-hot romance may soon be derailed by the arrival of an attractive ex.
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Plans drawn up under Russia's last tsar, Nicholas II, were derailed by World War One, he said.
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No injuries have been reported after train cars carrying ethanol derailed in Fort Worth and caught fire.
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Too often projects get derailed when the creative team pushes hard to include everything the fans want.
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The country really derailed under the military dictatorship of Zia Ul-Haq [Pakistan's dictator between 1978–1988].
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The case, which resulted in no criminal prosecution, derailed Sessions's nomination to the federal court in 1986.
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Since his repeated efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare derailed, he's in need of a legislative victory.
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"We checked inside of the derailed coaches and did not find any more bodies," Hossain told Reuters.
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The scandal launched a nationwide conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace and nearly derailed Thomas' appointment.
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Like so many other would-be Republican contenders, Walker's campaign was quickly derailed by the Trump train.
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The narrative was severely derailed as IQOS stalled in Japan and PM repeatedly cut rev growth guidance.
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South said ammunition was being carried on the train but was not in the cars that derailed.
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What happened to your co-worker sounds worse than he deserved — a life derailed by petty theft.
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Five-time All-Star Troy Tulowitzki announced his retirement on Thursday after injuries again derailed another season.
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Multiple last-minute legal challenges have derailed the state's execution plans, which has been characterized as unprecedented.
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But a 78 derailed his efforts and he finished fourth in a tourney won by Gary Player.
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The yellow metal has been rallying over the past weeks, but its gains have been temporarily derailed.
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Plans to wage a civil war against the Republican establishment in the 2018 midterms have been derailed.
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Instead, the nomination hearings offer a chance to push the message even if no nominations are derailed.
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The media-driven circus that ensued effectively derailed his career for the better part of a decade.
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In January three people were killed when a train derailed along a busy commuter route near Milan.
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A high speed pursuit on an L.A. freeway was nearly derailed by a TMZ Celebrity Tour bus.
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He grumbled about how a press visit to a Nokia factory had, in his mind, been derailed.
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The Acela Express train, which originated in Boston and was heading to Washington, derailed around 9 a.m.
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McBride, meanwhile, has a four-fight streak derailed by the loss, and moves to 123-2 overall.
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The crackdown was also derailed by a protracted battle with open-source developers intent on undermining it.
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After right foot surgery derailed his first two seasons in Philadelphia, a Sixers fan can only lament.
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Few expect it to be derailed, but a deadline of April 2017 seems unlikely to be met.
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Many of the women interviewed said that being separated from their children completely derailed their immigration cases.
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Quinn, 50, a former first-round draft choice, knows how easily a sure thing can be derailed.
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That's partly because so many of Ms. Goldin's friends were derailed by addiction or died from AIDS.
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Demonstrators armed with whistles derailed the business mogul at several points during his speech in Iowa City.
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His nomination quickly derailed, however, following allegations of sexual misconduct being brought against him by multiple women.
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Three lost fumbles and several other miscues derailed Louisville's typically potent offensive attack in the first half.
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Her condition eventually led to five broken bones, and derailed her mental health and promising athletic career.
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According to Manus, the team was "derailed" for "almost an hour" discussing the new point of view.
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But a lingering elbow injury, sustained in the second half of the 2014 season, derailed Lagares's momentum.
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Producer Anneloes Bakker tells Creators the project was almost derailed when a prototype only produced blurry images.
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Bump's career was derailed in 2009 when he was sent to prison for a 2007 bank robbery.
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The derailed train, running on the Montclair-Boonton line, was scheduled to depart at 6:10 p.m.
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She became a superstar while Capriati derailed personally and professionally, not reaching another Slam semifinal until 23.
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The front cab remained intact into the turn, but the back wheels of the first car derailed.
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The policymaker said the BOJ must show its readiness to act if the economy's recovery is derailed.
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Trump supporters, too, should wince at the cringe-worthy embarrassments that would have derailed any other candidate.
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Ness said when heavy drinking derailed his own life several years ago, he remembered Eller's brutal honesty.
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The delay derailed the prosecution's plans to wrap up its case by the end of the week.
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Like jokes with punch lines—or a staid BBC interview derailed by a parade of ridiculous kids.
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"How a Twitter Mob Derailed an Immigrant Female Author's Budding Career" read one headline in Tablet magazine.
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Jennifer Capriati was written off after her career as a teen star was derailed by personal problems.
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The final language is still being drafted, but progress could be derailed over unemployment insurance (UI) benefits.
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The crash wasn't the first time a southbound A train has derailed near the 135th Street station.
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Five carriages of a long-distance passenger express derailed Thursday night about 30 miles from its destination.
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The next stage of debate begins immediately, but the bill could be derailed by votes on amendments.
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Along the way, his career nearly derailed after a street-corner dice game in Omaha in 2008.
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Most disappointed, though, are the Democratic Party hashtag makers who had their "#MidnightMoscowMitch" name-calling campaign derailed.
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The environmental movement, bipartisan at its start in 225, was similarly derailed by big money in politics.
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But lawmakers looking to abolish religious exemptions in Florida and Colorado last year were derailed by protesters.
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When a pair of accidents derailed her, she looked to a food bank to help them all.
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Presumably the attacks against Americans must stop, as one of those derailed the last bid at peace.
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Mr. Ambudkar has been onstage since a wrist injury in high school derailed him from playing basketball.
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She said he then derailed her career, discouraging directors and other Hollywood filmmakers from working with her.
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There's nothing more frustrating than having your hard work derailed by waste — of time, effort, resources, etc.
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The train derailed early Monday morning over Interstate 85033, with multiple train cars jumping off the tracks.
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The derailed train first had to be put back on the tracks and removed from the scene.
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Mr. Ahmed said that one car on the train derailed but that no passengers were in it.
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In 2013, a high-speed train derailed outside Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain, killing 80 people.
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But for decades, Democrats, environmentalists and some Republicans derailed efforts to allow oil exploration in the area.
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Several senators had originally sponsored independent legislation to enact the rule, but partisan debates derailed that bill.
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Jeff Sessions, whose appointment to the federal bench in the 1980s was derailed by accusations of racism.
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You present the incidents merely as "allegations" that "derailed" his candidacy for a prestigious honorary poetry professorship.
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Pawlenty is also not too concerned about taxes being derailed by the drama surrounding President Donald Trump.
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Nonetheless, the allegations have derailed Kavanaugh's confirmation process, which had once appeared to be all but assured.
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"Historically, it is political objections that have derailed cross-border [mergers] in the exchange space," they said.
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Extreme flooding this weekend washed away chunks of highway, derailed trains and inundated homes in Northern California.
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Two toppled out of the car when it derailed and dropped 34 feet to the pavement below.
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Sadly, Leder's next film, Pay It Forward, was a critical and financial flop that temporarily derailed her career.
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But the argument that Jony derailed product at Apple looks like complete nonsense when you observe the facts.
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It's not even the finale, and Colton's season of The Bachelor has fully derailed from the preordained tracks.
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I suspected the attention had derailed her initial mission, that she'd gotten in deeper than she could handle.
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More than 140 people were killed when several train cars derailed in northern Uttar Pradesh early Sunday morning.
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Once again, a spat over President Donald Trump's immigration plans has derailed talks to keep the government open.
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Looking for a life that hasn't been derailed by a vicious lawsuit and the specter of criminal charges?
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Myers is hoping to stay healthy this year after hand injuries derailed his first year with the Paders.
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The injuries that have so far derailed Parker's career put the linearity of Antetokounmpo's ascent in stark relief.
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On the other hand, the briefs argued, negotiations might be derailed if the Supreme Court takes the case.
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A Philadelphia-area train crash left four injured and several cars derailed Tuesday morning, NBC10 in Philadelphia reports.
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A derailed New York subway train on an elevated track nearly crashed down to the street, circa 1904.
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It killed at least nine people and triggered landslides, ripped up roads and even derailed a bullet train.
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It also means Mr McCrory could not have derailed the transgender bill even if he had wanted to.
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More From Tonic: How Mental Illness Derailed the Career of a Promising Young Skateboarder Ask the right questions.
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The trade dispute has derailed an intelligence-sharing pact that Japan, South Korea and the U.S. previously signed.
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ON MARCH 24th an Amtrak train derailed in New York's Penn station, hitting a regional commuter-line train.
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Some shoddy baserunning by Melvin Upton Jr., who overran third base and was erased, derailed a potential rally.
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Lodi's prosecutor, Domenico Chiaro, told reporters the train derailed due to the wrong positioning of a railroad switch.
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Lodi's prosecutor, Domenico Chiaro, told reporters the train derailed due to the wrong positioning of a railroad switch.
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Especially since her last live gig was nearly derailed by a tooth with a mind of its own.
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" Sally Kohn: Trump train derailed Donald Trump's supporters like to refer to his movement as "The Trump Train.
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President Trump's attempt to overhaul the Affordable Care Act has been derailed after two Republican senators bailed out.
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In fact, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum almost derailed because of fierce opposition from victim's family members.
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We might expect Grammys President Neil Portnow to be a little annoyed that his show was briefly derailed.
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A disagreement over whether to cap the number of ICE detention beds for interior enforcement had derailed talks.
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Fire crews arrived on the scene and rescued eight riders who were stuck in the three derailed cars.
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Nyong'o's fairy tale was briefly derailed when her drunk friend took a blurry photo of her and Beyoncé.
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According to a statement from Amtrak, four cars -- the locomotive and the baggage cars -- of train 506 derailed.
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In 2018, he almost derailed the passage of a law against upskirting when he blocked it in Parliament.
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The crash derailed much of the optimism surrounding the advent of autonomy, underscoring its potential to do harm.
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They'd see the light, and their train of thought was instantly derailed, and they'd end their set abruptly.
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Some 200 firemen are putting out the fires and are cooling the derailed tanks to avoid further blasts.
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Salaam only spent three years in Chicago, however, as fumbles and a broken leg derailed his 1997 season.
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Last year, Trump's campaign juggernaut survived a lot of pratfalls, any of which would have derailed other candidates.
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Hopes of a significant recovery in 2016 for Paris hoteliers were derailed by the Brussels attacks in March.
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With the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) derailed, the playbook is wide open on what happens next on trade.
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Cain's bid for president in 2012 was derailed by accusations of sexual harassment that he has repeatedly denied.
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Trump said his supporters had planned for a peaceful rally and that it was derailed by the protesters.
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"They have to keep their careers going and can't be derailed by something that's almost impossible," he said.
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It would be unfortunate if Haspel's career and our country's safety were derailed because of the left's politicking.
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But he added that such a scenario, of course, could be derailed by some unforeseen negative geopolitical event.
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This was not analogous with Netflix's disastrous 2011 price hike, which derailed the company for over a year.
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Scott derailed Farr's nomination, and his public opposition caused several other Republican senators to express their reservations. Sen.
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The fall while practicing a quad Lutz ahead of the NHK Trophy last November almost derailed Hanyu's plans.
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Mr. Pioli and several other colleagues described Mr. Lee as a talented journalist derailed by increasingly unpredictable behavior.
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The tank cars that derailed in Oregon were newer model CPC-1232s, said Union Pacific spokesman Justin Jacobs.
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The train derailed, killing two employees who were working on the track bed and injuring dozens of passengers.
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But the trade war seems to have derailed that, with the benchmark sitting about 8% from his target.
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Ronny Jackson's bid to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs was derailed by damning allegations of workplace misconduct.
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Republicans derailed two of his previous nominees, Carnegie Mellon professor Marvin Goodfriend and former Fed Director Nellie Liang.
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The two men, along with a third victim, were killed when the train derailed Monday near Tacoma, Washington.
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But a pair of rookie Washington Nationals hurlers at least momentarily derailed the Mets' playoff push Friday night.
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But talks between Democrats and Republicans were derailed over a disagreement about the bill's treatment of abortion coverage.
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An attempt at a feature that was ultimately derailed by exhaustion and limited resources, it was well received.
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Walker told San Jose television station KNTV that the second car behind it also derailed but remained upright.
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But their plans to fly out last week were derailed after U.S. President Donald Trump froze refugee arrivals.
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Disputes over who would control the combined company derailed the last Sprint/T-Mobile merger attempt in 2017.
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It's all true, it's all the path, but there's so many things that could have derailed her thread.
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The Washington Post paid Roy Moore's sexual misconduct accusers for their claims that derailed his Alabama Senate campaign.
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His career with the Raiders was completely derailed by drug addiction after just two years in the league.
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When it derailed Monday, the train was traveling 80 mph in a 30-mph zone, the NTSB said.
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But thanks to open channels of communication between Washington and Tehran, nothing yet has derailed the nuclear deal.
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This was the first time she had performed in North America since her politics had derailed her career.
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A New York subway train derailed in Upper Manhattan on Tuesday morning, halting service on four busy lines.
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The Amtrak train's lead engine and some passenger cars derailed; it was carrying eight crewmembers and 139 passengers.
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Three people were killed and about 100 injured after an Amtrak train derailed in DuPont, Washington, in December.
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Northfield, Vt. | October 2015 An Amtrak train bound for Washington derailed, and two cars tipped down an embankment.
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In the end, she found herself derailed by a dress code that framed her appearance unfit for school.
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"The tweet was critical and derailed the entire discussion heading into the OPEC meeting 100 percent," she said.
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Since he was named the N.B.A. most valuable player in 2011, Rose's career has been derailed by injuries.
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Several mid-level and senior employees described multiple instances in which Haney derailed their projects on a whim.
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Massive flames engulfed the area of Dupo, Illinois on Tuesday afternoon after a Union Pacific train was derailed.
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FRANKFURT — Once, the merger of two iconic European companies might well have been derailed by regional political rivalries.
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He maintained that the wave that derailed his past year was the best thing to happen to him.
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I look away for one minute and this presser has been completely derailed with Trump lecturing Acosta. pic.twitter.
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The Red Line train derailed between the Farragut North and Metro Center stations at approximately 6:40 a.m.
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Another train operated by Camrail derailed in 2009 near Yaounde, killing five people and injuring more than 200.
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Gililland is far from the first sex worker to have their life derailed when seeking different career opportunities.
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Jeremiah Wright, whose fiery sermons almost derailed Obama's first presidential bid, led the church for over 30 years.
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Details of the plan, however, were denied by Taliban officials, and it remains unclear what derailed the announcement.
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There were no reported injuries, and another train removed riders from the one that derailed, Mr. Ortiz said.
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In March, an MTR train derailed and hit another train during a test of a new signaling system.
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American's decision to cancel the agreements has not derailed Qatar Airways' plan to buy a stake in American.
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The section of track where the train derailed was not equipped with safety equipment called automatic train control.
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"It's not a project that just started a couple of months ago that could be derailed," he said.
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Related: The two men who almost derailed New England's first colonies Bradford and other Pilgrims believed in predestination.
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Mr. Bieito is the second high-profile, innovative director whose production was derailed en route to the Met.
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The train derailed west of Guernsey in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, spilling crude and causing a fire.
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"I don't want to say they've derailed the timeline, but it's certainly slowed things down," Stewart said. Rep.
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Eight people were killed and more than 180 injured when an Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia in 2015.
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Their shameful, destructive approach to political discourse may result in more than just harsh words and derailed agendas.
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What turned out to be the iconic modern ballpark was nearly derailed several times before it was built.
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But it was nonetheless a sign that the leadership crisis hasn't derailed the basic operations of state government.
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Not even the drama over the threat of secession from the wealthy region of Catalonia has derailed growth.
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Draghi is also expected to stick to his message that the economy's rebound is merely delayed and not derailed.
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Fun fact: After a bad rugby accident in school derailed athletic ambitions, Grace took up modeling as a hobby.
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The guy became a hero in his late teens and then derailed a galactic civil war almost single-handedly.
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The U.N. initiative kicked off earlier this year with a program to provide vouchers to Venezuelans but quickly derailed.
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Adam Schiff, was derailed after a report that Nunes got his highly sensitive information from two White House officials.
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A CSX train was derailed in Batavia, New York, between Buffalo -- where wind gusts reached 66 mph -- and Rochester.
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Last year saw a derailed train and oil spills, leading to the Federal Transit Administration taking on oversight responsibilities.
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Maggie's life is derailed after what she described as an affair with a married teacher when she was 17.
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The oil spilled into the swollen Little Rock River in Lyon County when 32 oil tanker cars derailed Friday.
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This was a decade before his ministry was derailed by accusations that he pressured young men into sexual relationships.
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According to Forbes, the AMD hardware developed specifically for the PS260 nearly derailed the company's PC GPU development cycle.
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In 1988 his life derailed when his wife divorced him and his brother Barry drowned in a boating accident.
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Just this April, a House investigation into how social media platforms enable white nationalism was derailed by Republican representatives.
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Many well-intentioned fitness programs have been derailed by ignoring the discomforts that can turn into more serious injury.
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The opportunists recognize that the economy will not be derailed by visas, green cards, refugees or immigration, Cramer said.
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Trump said his supporters had planned for a peaceful rally but it was derailed by the crowd of protesters.
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Debris on the side of an Arizona interstate after a freight train derailed after hitting floodwaters over the tracks.
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In any case, Lucas's innocent question quickly derailed into a conversation about how "old" everyone suddenly felt about themselves.
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Failure to tackle endemic corruption has derailed a $40 billion aid program that keeps the war-torn country afloat.
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But, luckily, a confluence of psychiatric mishaps derailed me so badly that I was finally forced to seek treatment.
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If such a threat actually derailed Trump's reelection bid, what might be the long-term effect on the party?
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" Duterte's vow was met with applause, but he cautioned: "Don't clap too much or else this may get derailed.
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Tibbetts' family, meanwhile, must grapple with their new reality: a summer derailed in the shadow of this sudden mystery.
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Two CSX trains collided and derailed in central Florida early on Wednesday, injuring two crew members, the company said.
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The merger is backed by the French and German governments, but could be derailed by nationalist sentiment in France.
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"The movement could have been derailed and died but they rose up, spoke up and acted up," McCarthy says.
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But his addiction to painkillers derailed surgeon Dr. Younan Nowzaradan's efforts to help, and Buchel passed away on Nov.
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The outage, which sources said could last for at least another week, has derailed the dirty oil evacuation plan.
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He also warned that the U.S. economic recovery could be derailed if the unemployment rate dropped below sustainable levels.
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"But that prediction could be derailed if above-average temperatures persist to the end of the year," he said.
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However, their night is completely derailed after someone shows up and stabs Jessica, sending her to the emergency room.
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The system has been planned for years but still could be derailed by budget cuts proposed by President Trump.
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Glass said the cars derailed on the South Side of Pittsburgh near Station Square shortly after 1 p.m. Sunday.
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They've been wandering in the wilderness, often traumatized, resentful about how powerful creeps derailed their careers and their lives.
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The section of track where the train derailed in Philadelphia is Frankford junction, located between Washington and New York.
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Eleven rail cars from a 229-car crude oil train derailed, according to a statement from Union Pacific Railroad.
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Last month, a series of tweets from Trump derailed House Republicans' plans to gut an independent congressional ethics office.
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I mean, I had a couple bogeys, but really kind of one hole that derailed me, which was 16.
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Curiel considered a last-ditch effort by a Florida litigant, Sherri Simpson, that could have derailed the settlement effort.
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It was not operational on the track, owned by the Sound Transit commuter rail, where the Amtrak train derailed.
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That plan was derailed last week when the Chilean government canceled the summit amid political unrest in the country.
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The allegations derailed Jackson's nomination to be Veterans Affairs secretary, prompting him to withdraw his nomination late last April.
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Global economic growth could soon be derailed by a bounce in the U.S. dollar, a strategist told CNBC Thursday.
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The deal, many years in the works, was nearly derailed following the revelations of multiple clandestine U.S. surveillance programs.
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One of the roller coaster cars completely derailed and was left dangling from the track, she told USA Today.
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Three months later, an Amtrak train derailed while going too fast around a curve in Philadelphia, killing eight people.
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Season four of "Bachelor in Paradise" almost didn't happen after filming was derailed on the second day of shooting.
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But the relentless pace of the fighting, in Helmand and in other parts of the country, derailed their efforts.
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The companies are expected to announce a deal on Monday, though the plans could be derailed, WSJ said. t.
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Davis played only 5443 games in seven seasons with the Denver Broncos before his career was derailed by injuries.
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Unless he is completely derailed in the coming contests, the Republican Party is truly trapped between Scylla and Charybdis.
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President Donald Trump spent two days in California this week, and he derailed some of the state's major priorities.
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Determined not to let her life be derailed, she gets an abortion and leaves for the University of Michigan.
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McGregor told People that the medication ─ taken between May and July 2013 ─ may have derailed the actor&aposs sobriety.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)British regulators have derailed a blockbuster merger between two of the country's biggest supermarket chains.
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Howard Dean on Tuesday recreated his famous scream, more than 12 years after it derailed his 2004 presidential bid.
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A cross-country Amtrak train derailed early Monday in southwest Kansas, sending 32 passengers to hospitals, the authorities said.
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One of the trains was derailed in the crash and several carriages were overturned, with around 150 people injured.
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"I say touch wood because we're always just one incident away from unfortunately things getting derailed," the official said.
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"We've already seen energy underperform for most of the year and that hasn't derailed the broader market," he said.
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Pat Swindall, a former congressman from Georgia whose political career was derailed by a perjury conviction, died on Wednesday.
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But it was unclear on Wednesday whether an executive order signed by President Trump might have derailed those efforts.
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The comparison drew a furious response from North Korean officials and nearly derailed Mr. Trump's meeting with Mr. Kim.
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But Fenwick says his actions derailed her plans for her dissertation and have made her consider leaving academia entirely.
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In France, second place could pressure Macron to reverse his reform agenda, already derailed by the yellow vest crisis.
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Cooper acknowledged that he could have been a better boxer if drugs and other problems had not derailed him.
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By then my parents had passed away without seeing an end to the regime that had derailed their lives.
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When it became clear the project had been delayed but not derailed, Israel destroyed Iraq's nuclear reactor in 1981.
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Meanwhile, he may have derailed the life of another human being, causing her years, decades, of pain and trauma.
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But the tournament was derailed when an Irish player was diagnosed with the coronavirus, forcing other participants into quarantine.
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The immediate diplomatic blowback was not clear, but similar mistrust in the past has derailed previous attempts toward talks.
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His party has both houses of Congress and, with their help, he has successfully derailed congressional investigations of him.
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But the Sculpture Garden's opening was derailed when protests emerged against one of its pieces, "Scaffold" by Sam Durant.
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It's also helpful to have a few go-to phrases keyed up to avoid getting derailed from an interruption.
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Their plans are soon derailed when Ollie's grandmother, Charlie (Mary Beth Peil), arrives at the lake house as well.
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A hardworking teenager struggling with college tuition has his carefully hatched plans derailed by the incompetence of school administrators.
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But turf wars and partisanship have derailed that legislation and lawmakers wanted to ensure the tobacco provision survived intact.
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Australia: Two people were killed and several injured after a train from Sydney to Melbourne derailed, the authorities said.
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Bringing in a significant African-American character might have derailed the narrative that Mr. Taylor and Mr. Oberacker constructed.
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The ruling derailed several ongoing corruption cases against government officials at the time, including a bribery case against Sen.
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Ms. Adelsberg's mild revenge fantasy instead was derailed by Mr. Tracy's demeanor that day at Graul's, the local grocer.
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Then on Monday, a New Jersey Transit train derailed in the same area, setting off another round of delays.
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But so far, two years of populism has not derailed a quarter-century of steady economic progress in Poland.
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In Hong Kong, similar legislation was derailed by protests in 2003 but remains an overriding priority for the party.
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According to Eng, the front two train cars of that train derailed and struck the platform at Westbury station.
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The West Pierce Fire and Rescue department said the first four cars of the 15-car northbound train derailed.
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A train carrying molten sulfur derailed in central Florida and local officials advised residents to stay indoors, NPR reports.
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Earlier this month, a train carrying over 60 passengers on Metro's red line derailed, causing fear, uncertainty and frustration.
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The train that derailed was no exception: There were about 1,200 ticketed passengers and around 500 people without tickets.
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Many forces, of course, contribute to economic performance, and even the best forecasts can be derailed by unexpected events.
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But the process threatens to be derailed after a powerful jihadist group crushed an FSA faction over recent days.
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Their biggest play of the game was the same play that nearly derailed their season back in Week 4.
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Efforts to revamp the laws underpinning tech platforms are still at an early stage and could still be derailed.
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But even that relative high point is derailed by a calculatedly "odd" vocal bridge at the track's halfway point.
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Video footage showed black smoke billowing from parts of the derailed train and passengers alighting near a railroad crossing.
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Nor should regulators be derailed by the lie that Facebook's creepy business model is the only version of adtech possible.
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The incident occurred in the Québec town after a train transporting crude oil derailed and exploded, leaving 47 people dead.
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Ted Halpern: No. A financial plan that could be derailed by a particular political outcome is not a good plan.
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The train&aposs operator BNSF said 14 of the derailed cars had leaked oil, the Lyon County Daily News reported.
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Western Digital dropped 5.3 percent to $43.64 after a government watchdog derailed an investment in the company by China's Unisplendour.
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He initially had been set to learn his first prison sentence this week, until his alleged lying derailed that plan.
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Last year, Johnson and Briggs made their first attempt, but their plans were derailed due to a storm and sickness.
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Earlier this month, the case was almost derailed after the judge had to dismiss two jurors over a Facebook comment.
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Sources said that Cattrall's demands had derailed the project; Cattrall denied this, saying she never agreed to do the film.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is very fond of claiming that Citizens United derailed bipartisan support for legislative action with climate change.
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In 2700, one of Virgin's trains derailed in Cumbria, in northwest England, killing one woman and seriously injuring five more.
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Now, Congress is beginning to examine several alarming allegations from unidentified whistle-blowers that derailed the doctor's Senate confirmation process.
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The last attempt to pass a pension reform failed in 2017, when a corruption scandal derailed the previous government's agenda.
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But the scandal had already derailed the hotel IPO just as money was draining out of the duty-free business.
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With that deadline in sight, the soldiers say some medical treatments have been canceled and their careers are being derailed.
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A 2012 default on Argentinian debt derailed the economy and Brazil's economy began seizing up at around the same time.
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The celebration quickly gets derailed when Kathryn's sister, ex-best friend and a free-spirited stranger all join the trip.
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So too in Saudi Arabia today, where construction of a high-speed railway was almost derailed by advancing sand dunes.
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An agreement you've been hoping to make could be derailed, or people may not be living up to past commitments.
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Dillon had left Jolla prior to the company announcing the funding difficulties that ultimately led to the tablet being derailed.
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CBS and Viacom nearly merged a year ago before a rift over who would run the combined company derailed discussions.
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But like many others in her party, she tarnished herself with poor judgment and cowardice, and it derailed her plans.
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But the simple fact that he lost prevented him from delivering the kind of shock that might have derailed Clinton.
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The rematch was originally slated for Cinco de Mayo, but it was derailed when Canelo tested positive twice for PED.
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One recurring dater on the show was named "Nervous Louis" because his first date was derailed by his crippling nerves.
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Supporters cite the 2013 disaster in Quebec, where a train carrying crude oil destroyed downtown Lac-Megnatic when it derailed.
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The original disclosure of the hack nearly derailed Yahoo's then-pending blockbuster sale to Verizon that closed earlier this year.
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Congested airports, collapsed dams, crumbling bridges, derailed trains, and outdated schools are quickly becoming the norm rather than the exception.
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The deal came five years after a political and criminal scandal at Murdoch's British newspaper business derailed an earlier bid.
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Legislation may be slow or get derailed for any number of reasons, including that the "good side" is really busy.
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Sessions's 1986 nomination to a federal judgeship was derailed by accusations of racism during his tenure as a U.S. attorney.
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Western Digital dropped 5.8 percent to $43.44 after a government watchdog derailed an investment in the company by China's Unisplendour.
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The express train from Puri to Haridwar derailed near the city of Khatauli, Uttar Pradesh Police said in a statement.
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To refresh, that smooch came the day before Luann and Tom's Palm Beach engagement party and almost derailed their relationship.
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However, a series of hamstring injuries has derailed Mr Blake, and he is yet to regain his form from 219.
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Sixteen of the 22016 tank cars on the train derailed Friday near Mosier, Oregon, about 20163 miles east of Portland.
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For example, in 2008, EASA nearly derailed Europe's Airbus A400M here military transporter over software documentation following a failed audit.
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Think of World War I. Politics, nationalism and sunk costs derailed logical attempts to stop the madness that destroyed Europe.
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The probe, which became public in June, derailed Lotte Group's previous plan for a $4.5 billion IPO for Hotel Lotte.
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The accusation has derailed Kavanaugh's confirmation and sent Washington into a frenzy as senators determine how to handle the accusation.
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HHS had planned to use that criteria to award grants to new organizations, but the court rulings derailed that plan.
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There were no injuries, it said in an emailed statement, adding that the train had derailed at 3:30 a.m.
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A star at B.U. under his mentor, Jack Parker, Quinn saw his promising career derailed by a form of hemophilia.
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Fillon, once the frontrunner has seen his campaign derailed by a fake jobs scandal and revelations about his lavish lifestyle.
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Overshadowing his potential nomination are allegations of sexual harassment that Cain has denied, but which derailed a 2012 presidential campaign.
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While this is a positive sign after a turbulent period marred by escalating trade tensions, the talks risk being derailed.
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The train derailed in the Hunts Point neighborhood of the Bronx, about nine miles (14 km) north of midtown Manhattan.
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The transit agency was forced to adjust its SafeTrack schedule late last summer after a train derailed in Northern Virginia.
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And students who underestimate the costs may become derailed if they enroll without having the financial resources they actually need.
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Del Potro reached No. 4 in the world rankings in 2010, but his career has been derailed by wrist injuries.
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The U.S. and China last month agreed to restart negotiations after previous talks derailed in the face of new tariffs.
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The path to implementation, however, was quickly derailed amid concerns over the system's constitutionality and the feasibility of its use.
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The Chinese government in a policy paper released Sunday said the U.S. is to blame for trade negotiations being derailed.
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But in 2017, Uber was derailed by allegations of sexism and harassment and a damning investigation into its workplace culture.
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He would pitch just 19 ⅓ innings in 2017, derailed once again, by injuries: a hip impingement, then rotator cuff inflammation.
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But in spite of her parents' efforts, bullying from other students and discrimination from her teacher quickly derailed her education.
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Once those voices derailed into maniacal rambling and transcendental taunts half-way through the song, however, my anxiety felt worse.
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But the economic recovery probably won't be derailed even if it takes a while to form a government, he said.
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"At first, I thought his comment that Amtrak had derailed was speaking figuratively about not opening on time," Anderson said.
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That bill doesn't create any new funding, however, and was nearly derailed by Democrats who believed that funding was necessary.
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But not everyone was a fan — her husband Kanye West almost derailed the look by claiming it was "too sexy."
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The artist's long-anticipated memoir was derailed by Prince's untimely death in April 2016, shortly after the book was announced.
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Dissidents say they have no choice but to take foreign money since their careers are derailed once they become opponents.
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The United States government has derailed multiple chip deals because of fears that American technology might fall into Chinese hands.
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Some of this year's changes were nimble reactions to the marathon semifinals that derailed the end of last year's tournament.
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What happened after that may have ultimately derailed the woman's life and helped lead to her suicide 13 years later.
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The train reportedly derailed as it moved over a highway overpass, sending train cars hurtling down to the road below.
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The meeting was nearly derailed after Mr. Bolton made comments suggesting North Korea should follow a "Libya model" for disarmament.
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The issue derailed the first attempt by the American and Mexican governments to coordinate a meeting between the two presidents.
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Riders aboard the derailed subway train relayed harrowing accounts of the train's being violently jolted and then plunged into darkness.
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Her campaign strategy has relied on spending time on the ground in Iowa, which got derailed by the impeachment trial.
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But the setup quickly goes astray, or is deliberately derailed, in this Manhattan Theater Club production directed by Saheem Ali.
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But their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was dramatically derailed by factions within their own party.
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Senate Democrats blocked a Defense Department spending bill on Thursday night, marking the third appropriations bill derailed in recent weeks.
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Irving Oil operates the refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick, to which the crude in the derailed train was headed.
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A packed passenger train derailed last month between the capital Yaounde and the central African country's port city of Douala.
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It doesn't help that the video is vividly derailed by what appears to be very prominent product placement by Cheetos.
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Most have received little or no restitution for the trauma they say they suffered, the careers derailed, the opportunities lost.
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This derailed her initial career interest, becoming a physicist, as well as her backup career interest, becoming a philosophy professor.
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In January that year, a packed commuter train also derailed near Milan, killing three people and injuring dozens of others.
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That game effectively derailed the Yankees; they lost nine of their last 16 games and missed out on the postseason.
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But there are concerns that this timeline might be derailed after the Italian general election led to a hung parliament.
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A subway train derailed in Brooklyn on Friday morning in the second subway derailment in the last month, officials said.
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Those sanctions derailed a deal between Exxon and an oil company that the Russian government owns a majority stake in.
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Secor, who grew up on a horse farm, planned to be a veterinarian, but a love of snakes derailed him.
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In other words, if parents think that failure is shameful, their children are more likely to be derailed by mistakes.
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President Obama's second term plans for fiscal stimulus were derailed after underestimating Republican willingness to live with military spending cuts.
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According to McIntyre, Hannity wanted to use the photograph in 2007, when it would have derailed Franken's first Senate bid.
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I touch base with my PA about a few things and then get a little derailed doing some online shopping.
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But organizational and financial woes, along with her struggles to make a compelling case for her candidacy, derailed her campaign.
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But those efforts were derailed last month after Trump pressed aides to go forward with a second tranche of tariffs.
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Venezuela's oil output was further derailed by mass blackouts in the country, which has added to the nation's humanitarian crisis.
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Three people were killed in Washington state in December when a speeding train derailed while traveling across a highway overpass.
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Jon Tester, who is up for re-election this year, for releasing allegations that derailed the nomination of Rear Adm.
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It damaged her mental health and derailed a promising legal career, which she eventually gave up to write romance novels.
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In its original form in the Senate tax bill, that provision could have derailed the financing of new renewable projects.
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As she struggled through the terrain of eastern Oregon, however, a snowstorm almost immediately derailed her plans for any records.
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It's still unclear why the Sandblaster derailed Thursday, but state inspectors are currently investigating whether the coaster was properly maintained.
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The plans for the insurance sector, the world's third-largest insurance market, show the liberalization plan has not been derailed.
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In rural New Hampshire, I met people whose opioid addiction took over their lives, derailed their careers and shattered their relationships.
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A full-blown repeal is still far from over, with many opportunities to fizzle out or get derailed in the process.
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The first three carriages of the 12-car train derailed about half a mile east of the New Hyde Park station.
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Sadly, for those planning to ride out the polar vortex with some cozy indoors gaming, your plans might have been derailed.
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Then, after the train is derailed by an avalanche, Ratchett turns up dead, stabbed to death in his first-class cabin.
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That plan gets derailed when he meets Love (to be portrayed by Victoria Pedretti in the series) and Forty (James Scully).
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Meanwhile, those who had made terrible decisions sat down to hear directly from those whose lives they had derailed or destroyed.
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It's not clear whether concerns about the legality of the microtargeting plan derailed the signing of any formal contract between Leave.
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The tankers that derailed in both Gogama accidents were the same type of Class 111 tanks that ruptured in Lac Megantic.
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That was the past that either kind of derailed their career, or they just weren't willing to put themselves out there.
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The only thing that would have derailed that would have been a ruling against AT&T's plans to buy Time Warner.
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But if you remember how their M&A talks got derailed last year when Disney pulled back and Salesforce pulled back.
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"The prospect of months of trade talks being derailed by Trump has raised concerns over future demand for oil," he added.
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When it becomes obvious that his conversation has been completely derailed, Kelly just apologizes quietly and closes his eyes in resignation.
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"Johnson's preferred Brexit strategy has therefore been derailed," Mujtaba Rahman, managing director for Europe at Eurasia Group, wrote in a note.
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The Blazers won 105 regular-season games with those two as a frontcourt tandem, but injuries derailed the franchise's high aspirations.
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But before we had a chance to discuss all of that, our conversation derailed into our formative years, writing and multiculturalism.
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Not even these A-listers could avoid blips that derailed them from their idyllic vision of a post-wedding romantic jaunt.
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Sunlot has since been trying to take over the rehabilitation proceedings, but that arrangement was derailed by a lawsuit from CoinLab.
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The results showed that attempts to give up alcohol for Dry January are most likely to be derailed by a partner.
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Almost a year after Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal derailed his relationship with Khloé Kardashian, the couple may be in trouble again.
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Dinc had said last September that earlier plans for an IPO in 2016 would likely be derailed by low market valuations .
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December 2013: A Metro-North train derailed in New York City's Bronx borough, killing four people and injuring at least 61.
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As a result, when researchers want to find out how fake news spreads or conversations get derailed, they turn to Twitter.
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Rousey was worried about the public's perception of her, concerned that her entire career would be derailed because of the loss.
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Yakuza 0 is a game where a quest to prove your innocence can be derailed by a night out for karaoke.
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It was a fun and purely genuine moment on a platform that's been derailed by harassment and poor community policy enforcements.
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Although in this instance it does not appear the policy has been derailed by the technical challenges around online age verification.
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Nunes' decision to present intelligence gathered by the White House, almost derailed the House investigation, but instead Nunes was forced aside.
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Only hours after Thursday&aposs inspection, the coaster derailed, sending two riders plummeting and requiring the rescue of eight other passengers.
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A spokesman for Norfolk Southern, Dave Pidgeon, said an undetermined amount of ethanol leaked from the two cars after they derailed.
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None of these fighters, however, seem to have the name value to keep Rizin afloat should Fedor Emelianenko's comeback be derailed.
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The negotiation for the rights to McCarthy's book abruptly fell apart, reportedly derailed by the wave of publicity around the project.
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The House committee's investigation has taken somewhat of a backseat to the Senate panel after partisan infighting temporarily derailed the probe.
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Discussions are likely to be heated, if incomprehensible to outsiders, but few expect the reform plans to be derailed in Marrakech.
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Remy Ma and Safaree derailed a benefit concert after allegedly breaking 2 simple rules -- but it's enough to get 'em sued.
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Demonstrations have previously derailed the project when at least six protesters were killed in clashes with police in 2011 and 2015.
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You can complain about traffic all you want, but have you ever had your entire commute derailed by a massive anaconda?
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TMZ has obtained video of the accident that left Paz de la Huerta with a broken back that derailed her career.
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Rhys ended season 1 by orchestrating Ben and Alice's getaway plan, which was derailed by all the FBI agents and consequences.
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And Trump's team has never shown anything but contempt for Clinton's complaints about the way the email saga derailed her campaign.
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And some Republicans worry the field is too big and that it still must narrow further before Trump can be derailed.
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That derailment came a week and a half after an Amtrak Acela train derailed there, causing disruptions for thousands of commuters.
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This is a dramatic turn, since the estate actually got an injunction that derailed Boxill from releasing all but one song.
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Joel Bineli, a passenger on the derailed train, told Reuters he saw dismembered bodies on the tracks at the accident site.
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His plans were later derailed when he was in a car accident that left his non-throwing arm in a cast.
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In addition, equity markets have largely sloughed off the risk that the economy will be derailed by a global trade war.
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" Sorvino also responded to Jackson's comments, calling it "confirmation that Harvey Weinstein derailed my career, something I suspected but was unsure.
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But a flurry of new amendments has derailed the push and could prove to be a death knell for the legislation.
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Reform efforts may be derailed by activists who vastly exaggerate hunger and portray food handouts as the epitome of social justice.
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North Korea was behind a cyber-attack that derailed Britain's state-owned health service's IT systems, the U.K. government said Friday.
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The nine-car North Jersey Coast Line commuter train, which originated in Long Branch, New Jersey, derailed at 9:10 p.m.
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Weiner's political career was derailed after he was discovered multiple times sending nude photographs and graphic text messages to multiple women.
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And Derailed, perhaps the most conceptually intriguing project, is a short collaborative experience — a "virtual amusement park ride" — about sleep anxiety.
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With Farah about to enter medical school, Hayet frets that her promising future will be derailed if she continues provoking authority.
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This increased the chances of a deal on the three main issues that have derailed the talks over the past months.
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In December, three people were killed when a speeding Amtrak train derailed while traveling across a highway overpass south of Seattle.
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The debate dragged on for several years and the process was eventually derailed by contentious disagreements between business and consumer groups.
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Multiple tanker cars of an oil train derailed Friday in Oregon, causing a fire and a large plume of black smoke.
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His momentum was briefly derailed when he got hit by a car in December and required surgery, he told MLB Network.
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The budget fight in the House has been derailed by an internal GOP fight over how deep to cut into spending.
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But a flurry of new amendments has derailed the push and could prove to be a death knell for the legislation.
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In June 2009 a freight train hauling liquefied gas derailed, partly overturned and exploded in the Tuscan seaside town of Viareggio.
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President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski's plan to "formalize" miners who comply with labor and environmental laws has been derailed by political crises.
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The remnants of rain nearly derailed Spieth's round, after an errant tee shot veered into the gallery on the seventh hole.
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Kapler had done his due diligence and felt comfortable that the problems that had derailed Toles in Tampa were behind him.
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The Amtrak Cascades 501 train derailed Monday morning near DuPont, Washington, killing at least three people and injuring more than 100.
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In 2015, an Amtrak train in Philadelphia derailed after it hit a curve at 106 mph in a 80-mph zone.
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But the deal was nearly derailed by the disclosure of the breaches and $350 million was cut from Verizon's original offer.
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Mr. Van Saun said stock markets could plunge as much as 15 percent if the tax cut was derailed in Congress.
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The Chinese embassy even got involved following the Council's proposal, seeking assurances that the port development plans will not be derailed.
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Another passenger, who was in one of the carriages that derailed, said the train had been traveling at a normal speed.
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National and some regional legislatures in Europe will have a say, a process that nearly derailed a trade deal with Canada.
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In 2013, a wedding she planned on the Connecticut shoreline was nearly derailed by a newly minted officiant stuck in traffic.
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The shutdown also derailed Ms. Sandeno's plan to make two job offers to local residents and promote one of her employees.
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They bought an orchard and planned to grow apples for export, but unrest within the country derailed those plans before long.
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The train had derailed on an overpass, sending the locomotive, the power car and two rail cars tumbling onto Interstate 5.
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Buress' tape, which went viral, caused news of Cosby's past to hit the mainstream and seriously derailed his planned career comeback.
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He prides himself on having stuck with Mr. Woods through a serial philandering scandal that derailed his professional and personal life.
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Mr. Hof's candidacy was not derailed by accusations of sexual assault and rape and a state investigation into allegations against him.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Shaun White's train of thought was briefly derailed on Tuesday by the music blaring at Phoenix Snow Park.
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Jordan derailed McCarthy's 2015 speakership bid and has been running against the California Republican to lead the House GOP for months.
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He spoke in the greatest detail yet about bombshell revelations that erupted when he was mayor and nearly derailed his career.
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Crews were working to remove the derailed train from the express tracks and to bring back normal service on Wednesday morning.
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His career was almost derailed early on by a relationship with a prostitute, and his habit of losing his service weapon.
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But Cfius reviews or concerns about them have derailed a number of proposed Chinese acquisitions of chip makers around the world.
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But his plans were derailed in Vadodara, a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat where the film is set.
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The forces that derailed Republican Obamacare repeal efforts last year were similarly nuanced, typically colored by a given lawmaker's narrow interests.
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Yet other cases have been derailed, such as that of a Somali family of 10 originally headed this month to Columbus.
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Jean Butzen, president of Mission Plus Strategy Consulting, said mergers commonly become derailed or succeed for the same reason: board members.
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Democrats have largely voiced satisfaction with Conaway's leadership in the House investigation, which many accused of being derailed on Nunes' watch.
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Last week Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange said their plans to merge would not be derailed by a Brexit.
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Clinton's bold vision for America was derailed by mismanagement (especially on health care reform) and his personal failings as a leader.
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They touted months of engagement with countries and companies internationally that they said have already derailed potential business deals with Moscow.
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A Midtown West condo's party was derailed this year when residents bickered about a gluten-free menu during an email exchange.
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Some of them never made it through their confirmation hearings, derailed on the basis of things they had written years prior.
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A president's most cherished policy initiatives may be savaged in the media, derailed by Congress or struck down by the courts.
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"Motor alcohol" did play an important role during World War II but low post-war oil prices derailed a national program.
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Peter Muller is one of Wall Street's revered quant traders - but a work imbalance early in his career nearly derailed him.
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"The security approach adopted by the state derailed the peaceful protests in the Rif, leading to confrontations and arrests," he told Reuters.
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The plan to give Chyna something "small and intimate" and to spoil her gets derailed by the latest Rob and Chyna fight.
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CAIRO (AP) — A passenger train derailed Friday on a railway track south of Cairo, wounding at least 55 people, Egyptian officials said.
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Congressional leaders have priorities in that package that they will not want derailed if a plan to tax remittances becomes too controversial.
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The train was traveling at 78 miles (125 km) per hour when it derailed, far above the curve's 30 mph speed limit.
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That derailed Amtrak train then sideswiped a NJ Transit train that was coming into Penn Station, NJ Transit said in a tweet.
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Are we supposed to feel comforted that women who feel that their careers were derailed by working for Lasseter DIDN'T receive money?
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Brexit, which could have derailed the UK economy and harmed its neighbors, has been postponed, most likely until the end of October.
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In 295, "bomb trains" carrying this highly volatile crude derailed and exploded in the town of Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, killing 266 people.
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He said of the skiers who fell some were thrown from their chairs while others landed while still sitting in derailed chairs.
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The Game of Thrones premiere derailed Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen's relationship, but Dany was still in the dark until episode 2.
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The wheels of the first car and one other axle derailed, MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast said at the scene, according to WNBC.
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London's main index has also been derailed as commodity prices take a hit from slower demand from China post the health crisis.
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Cain's bid for president in 2012 was derailed by accusations of sexual harassment that recently resurfaced and which he has repeatedly denied.
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The euro-zone debate may yet be derailed or diluted by restive parliaments in creditor countries battling ghosts of their own imagination.
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Derailed by a muddy ditch blocking the main path, Trahan and his friends decided to take an unauthorized path down the trail.
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But though her cousins have been derailed by fame or injury, Vinesh Phogat continues her climb to the pinnacle of the sport.
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