But solidarity protests and lectures have devolved into shouting matches.
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Too often, the race devolved into personal insults and attacks.
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The convention floor briefly devolved into chaos following his remarks.
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In his eyes, the space had "devolved" into cheap toys.
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Media reaction to being booed devolved into journalists defending journalists.
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A 30th anniversary festival in 1999, however, devolved into chaos.
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His testimony devolved into a laughable defense of the indefensible.
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The confrontation devolved into total mayhem that bordered on slapstick.
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The deal quickly devolved into farce as oil prices collapsed.
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Such marches have often devolved at their conclusion into violence.
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The dispute devolved into shouting matches and chairs being thrown.
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If proceedings devolved, the senators had only themselves to blame.
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But the gathering quickly devolved into a war of words.
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Within days the violence devolved into a wider civil war.
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The general election contest devolved into an ugly fight around race.
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A rally of his devolved into an inquisition of Donald Trump.
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A lot of what once was conversation has devolved into warfare.
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They have also come to dominate the devolved assembly and executive.
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Like many things on the internet, it quickly devolved into toxicity.
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Scotland holds elections for its devolved parliament, Holyrood, on May 5.
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Democrats devolved last week into an intra-party dispute over abortion.
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The two-day rally devolved into disarray and, eventually, deadly violence.
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My dad's perfect family had devolved into something he couldn't recognize.
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The UK prime minister announced increased funding for the devolved nations.
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New federal states have devolved power from the weak central government.
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It was an enjoyable afternoon, but it soon devolved into chaos.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat — and quickly devolved into partisan acrimony.
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As the inquiry neared its close, the process devolved into shouting.
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The 23-59 season devolved into an extended public spitting contest.
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"It has devolved into anarchy," added another alumnus of Trump's White House.
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Primary voters in the Republican Party have devolved into a Trumpist cult.
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But their whirlwind romance soon devolved into a volatile, drug-fueled relationship.
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That's when the ceremony basically devolved into a scene from Planet Earth.
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About 20 minutes in, the debate devolved into an indecipherable shouting match.
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The second is the growing irritation of the devolved administrations over Brexit.
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Foreign policy has never been the responsibility of the devolved Scottish government.
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The jury selection process quickly devolved into a Comedy Central-style roast.
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The scene, as captured in the video above, devolved into chaos anyway.
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Under the putative accord, power would have been devolved to the provinces.
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Protests began peacefully on Wednesday, but later devolved into a violent scene.
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The set devolved into chaos, with staffers high out of their minds.
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Village life is also better under a model that has devolved power.
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It's taken years, but it's ultimately devolved into exemplifying its worst qualities.
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Unfortunately, under federalism much of election oversight has devolved to the states.
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Affordable Care Act, which devolved into a furious debate about abortion. One
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Some comments devolved into the same ideological arguments that Lammer was parodying.
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Eastern Europe has devolved and Russia is filling the space with aggression.
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At this point, the relationship has devolved to that of tiny babies.
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This could so easily have devolved into something purely abstract and acrobatic.
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How had a celebration of science devolved into a shady shades debacle?
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Callimachi: And pretty soon, it had devolved into a chaotic ground war.
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Demonstrations in Santiago devolved into looting and arson on Friday and Saturday.
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There has been no devolved government in Northern Ireland since January 2017.
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The hearing quickly devolved into shouting matches between Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
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The art of the deal devolved into the spectacle of the tantrum.
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After that, the letters evolved, or devolved, into a fond literary friendship.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's devolved parliament will vote on the triggering of Article 50, which formally starts the process of Britain leaving the European Union, even though its vote is not binding, the pro-independence devolved government said on Thursday.
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Policies may differ in Scotland and Wales where devolved administrations control farm spending.
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But whereas health and justice policy are largely devolved, drug law is not.
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The interview eventually devolved into joyous giggling and absurd exchanges between the two.
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The race for the Republican nomination has devolved into a war over wives.
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Wage bargaining was devolved to firm level, which helped make companies more competitive.
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The general election contest almost immediately devolved into an ugly fight over race.
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Should those powers revert to the national level, or be devolved further down?
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She raised the possibility of using the country's devolved powers to increase taxes.
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The combative politician led the devolved Scottish government for seven years until 2014.
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Without a republican deputy first minister in place, the devolved government was suspended.
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Demonstrations devolved into violence, with protesters setting the government assembly building on fire.
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A spokeswoman for May said that devolved powers would be enhanced after Brexit.
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The selection process only devolved further into Comedy Central roast territory from there.
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Primary voters in the Republican Party have devolved into a Trumpist cult. SEN.
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The last time devolved government collapsed, it took five years to reinstate it.
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" He noted that Trump's campaign had "devolved into something that is frankly scary.
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Malibu, a beachside paradise, had devolved almost completely into the Helmand River Valley.
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But the job quickly devolved into several months of harassment, she told CNN.
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O.J. Simpson, and the conversation has devolved into a mention of the Kardashians.
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Apparently, by 2015, her aesthetic had evolved (or devolved) to include rainbow sprinkles.
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The debate then devolved into an argument over which candidate was Putin's puppet.
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For me, wearing makeup devolved from an empowering experience into an exhausting one.
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See how the climate debate in the US devolved into fully polarized gridlock.
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The Trump White House has devolved to a new low of chaotic infighting.
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The Northern Irish devolved government was also expected to make a similar announcement.
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He had written his orcs to be revolting, devolved, violent agents of evil.
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Unfortunately, what started out as a great honor devolved into yet another controversy.
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But, seven episodes in, it's devolved into dull cosplay bracketed by bogus profundity.
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Dolan's emailed response began, "You are a sad person," and devolved from there.
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Instead, just moments after the convention officially opened, it devolved into internecine warfare.
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Dennis Siver bout slowly devolved into a far less compelling Cole Miller vs.
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It instead devolved into a surcharge on ride-shares, like Ubers and Lyfts.
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More importantly, Spain devolved wage bargaining to firm level, helping to make companies competitive.
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"Primary voters in the Republican Party have devolved into a Trumpist cult," he whined.
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It devolved into a laundry list of what flaws we saw in each other.
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A largely peaceful sit-in, it devolved into angry clashes late in the night.
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The exchange quickly devolved into the kind of clash Acosta has become known for.
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Some policies needing redesign post-Brexit, such as fisheries, are matters for devolved governments.
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While the House investigation devolved into partisan warfare, the Senate conducted a bipartisan probe.
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The conversation devolved almost immediately into another argument and once again, Polizzi stormed out.
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The conversation devolved almost immediately into another argument and once again, Nicole stormed out.
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One is that industrial relations must be devolved to the level of the firm.
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And today, my once blasé attitude about flying has devolved into religiously checking TurbulenceForecast.
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But he alleges the power imbalance devolved into emotional abuse inflicted from the top.
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The convention devolved into chaos this weekend, amid disagreements over rules and delegate counts.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Why don&apost we just say it has devolved into a cult?
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The relationship between London and the devolved nations of UK is just as problematic.
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Mario Kart 8 online has devolved to fire hopping Mortons in the Blue Falcon.
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However Northern Ireland's devolved parliament Stormont has thus far refused to change the law.
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We have not devolved to the level of a third-world banana republic — yet.
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He has devolved power from the party's leadership back to the chamber's committee chairmen.
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The event quickly devolved into a series of violent clashes between marchers and counterprotesters.
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Lately, he's devolved into sending her cryptic emojis and unsolicited late-night dick pics.
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Negotiations on that single sticking point have devolved into shouting matches and Twitter fights.
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The talk pages, where Wikipedians discuss the rationale behind edits, have devolved into flamewars.
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The jury looked bewildered at why the courtroom had devolved into a Reddit forum.
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The disputes have in some cases devolved into open altercations and tanker stand-offs.
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But the regime's soldiers wouldn't move the barricades, and the standoff devolved into violence.
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Regulations like electronic medical records have devolved from improving physician communication to limiting payments.
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At times, the proceedings devolved into incoherent shouting with no understandable contributions from anyone.
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Here's how the situation has devolved in Iran and how it got so dire.
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However, the debate over the new system there has devolved into a partisan fight.
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Medicine has devolved into a busywork-laden field that is slowly ceasing to function.
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The president's big talk about infrastructure investment has devolved into a bad political joke.
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A night that began with laughs and elaborate handshakes quickly devolved into dangerous drunkenness.
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But away from the main roads, and crossing into restricted areas, things quickly devolved.
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Yet there is little hope of a return to devolved government any time soon.
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Now, President Trump has revealed how G-7 summitry has devolved into mere mummery.
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Less than a minute later, the encounter devolved into a chaotic and violent episode.
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Authority was devolved from central to local officials; civil society was allowed to develop.
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George ignored Thurman&aposs repeated attempts, which devolved into catcalling, then violence, Murphy said.
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Yet the country's highly devolved system means only regional governments can make that call.
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"We have worked closely with the devolved administrations to find a way forward that respects the role of the devolved governments and ensures we are able to protect our vital UK internal market," David Lidington, Britain's cabinet office minister, said in a statement.
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From there things largely devolved into a series of bungling crossfire and snarling point-counterpoints.
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However, their messages quickly devolved into harassment, racist rhetoric, and violent threats to her life.
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The move sparked protests that quickly devolved into clashes with police and the president's supporters.
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She said a devolved parliament bill would be drawn up before the end of 2019.
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The devolved administration has failed to make it sufficiently attractive as a place to work.
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He is simply P.T. Barnum to the circus that has devolved around our political process.
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And local leaders have questions to answer too, since many policing powers have been devolved.
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The hearing, which lasted more than nine hours, quickly devolved into a partisan shouting match.
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With only weeks between shooting schedules, last season's emotions have devolved into this season's actions.
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With the rise of Trumpism, both liberal and conservative discourse has devolved into self-parody.
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The British government's Northern Ireland Office declined to comment, saying it was a devolved matter.
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"Labradoodle" became "llama show," and "llama shoe" before Robbie devolved into a fit of giggles.
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One recent infamous phone call between Trump and McConnell even devolved into a shouting match.
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But, like most things on the internet, the whole thing quickly devolved into a debate.
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The conversation quickly devolved into chaos a the two men furiously talking over each other. .
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He escalated from there, chiding Mr. Trump with language that sometimes devolved into schoolyard churlishness.
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On Tuesday, Scotland's devolved parliament rejected May's Brexit plans in a symbolic, non-binding vote.
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Sturgeon, who leads the devolved Scottish government, has raised the possibility of another independence referendum.
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A new attendant was recruited to replace him, but the daily routine devolved into chaos.
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Santiago Calatrava's winged dove, beefed up to meet security demands, devolved into a dino carcass.
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Even when At The Drive-In's shows devolved into actual messes, it was always compelling.
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But what started as a good deed has now devolved into an all-out feud.
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Still, his confirmation is anything but guaranteed and has devolved into a contentious partisan fight.
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This approach has, predictably enough, devolved into a self-sustaining game of whack-a-mole.
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The tense exchange quickly devolved as the two began interrupting and speaking over each other.
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Instead, the euro has devolved into a major source of political acrimony across the Continent.
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Robert E. Lee, quickly devolved into a series of violent clashes between marchers and counterprotesters.
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He sang a crescendoing sexual proposition that eventually devolved into a series of rhetorical statements.
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The hoods suggested humans lost in the digital ether, devolved into blinkered, internet-powered machines.
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The discussion over the Green New Deal quickly devolved into partisan theatrics, with Republican Sen.
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Sturgeon, who also confirmed the devolved government will remove a public sector pay cap which is still in force in the rest of the UK, said she would look at how Scotland's devolved parliament can protect its powers following Britain's exit from the European Union.
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In some ways a devolved structure is more difficult to confront than a highly centralized one.
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The original implies that humans have devolved as a species, not succumbed to a silencing disease.
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He threatens to declare independence if Mr Hadi refuses to grant him devolved powers by September.
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Panels devolved into group therapy sessions, as YouTubers commiserated over shared experiences with harassment and exploitation.
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Power could be devolved from the state to cities, which act as laboratories for fresh policies.
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The devolved Scottish government announced last October it was against fracking, in line with public opinion.
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Mr McChrystal is an apostle of devolved responsibility, or letting junior employees know and do more.
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That elite luxury experience has devolved as airlines have moved to cut costs and increase profits.
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Syria's future will most likely be a federal model where power is devolved to different regions.
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My joke on a quiz show had somehow devolved into a group discussion of my breasts.
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Lawmakers may have devolved their own power, but they will never devolve their love of flattery.
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But that meeting devolved into another debate carrying over from the one captured in the video.
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The Super Bowl halftime controversy surrounding Travis Scott has devolved into a he-said-he-said.
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Unsurprisingly, many of these discussions devolved into discussion about Reddit's censorship and the /r/news situation.
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There were moments when the debate devolved into the tawdry details of the candidates' personal lives.
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The Scottish devolved government set out three options in a paper entitled "Scotland's Place in Europe".
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The nation has devolved into leaderless confusion as to how to manage a self-inflicted chaos.
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That revelation quickly devolved into partisan infighting that threatened to derail the House panel's investigation. Rep.
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They were met by hundreds of counterprotesters, and the competing protests quickly devolved into street clashes.
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If the blasts were repeated, the lapses sometimes devolved into career-ending mental and behavioral struggles.
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And it devolved into full-blown vandalism and crime around the time of the Great Depression.
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After all, if all you need is 10 million, we've devolved to 30 people, one vote.
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The hearing devolved into pandemonium and bloody scuffles after a band of government supporters burst in.
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His monthly trips have devolved into irregular visits, and his daughter Puri looks after the home.
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The mission devolved into a firefight, which involved SEAL s, Harrier jets, helicopters, and armed jihadis.
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This protest movement, unlike a number of others across Europe, hasn't devolved into nationalism or populism.
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Congress: The House Intelligence Committee's first hearing since the completion of the report devolved into tumult.
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Power was decentralized from the national government in Nairobi and "devolved" to counties across the country.
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From there, the meeting devolved into shouting, several Republicans with direct knowledge of the clash said.
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"Devolved Parliament" will now be displayed in London just four weeks before the revised Brexit deadline.
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The conversation quickly devolved into a "what if" debate about a shutdown this fall, members said.
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The plan is expected to pass its first vote in the devolved Scottish parliament on Tuesday.
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By that time, "Wives" has devolved from enjoyable, slapdash satire into a consciousness-raising pep rally.
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The video reveals how a mundane conversation about a broken taillight devolved within seconds into gunfire.
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Where recent chapters of NATO expansion devolved into American senators accusing other American legislators of things
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Takeaway: The meeting devolved into a shouting match, with both sides yelling statistics at each other.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, in 2011 has partly devolved into a proxy conflict between rival regional powers.
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But over the past two decades, it's devolved into a breeding ground for unbridled, misogynistic rage.
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DF: I think, just punting, Trump has devolved so much of the actual governing to Congress.
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The approval of the devolved parliaments in Scotland and Wales does not represent a veto to the Brexit process, although it would stretch Britain's constitutional tensions yet further by forcing the UK government of Prime Minister Theresa May to ignore the expressed wish of the devolved bodies.
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Saturday's rally devolved into violence as demonstrators and counter-demonstrators clashed, hurling projectiles and engaging in fisticuffs.
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That's a lot of money for companies that have devolved into punchlines over the last several years.
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The picnic may have devolved into a gigantic brawl considering how high tensions are running in Congress.
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" MSNBC&aposs Joe Scarborough said, "Why don&apost we just say it&aposs devolved into a cult.
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Our system of government has devolved into an ugly, distorted gameshow of money, media and American elites.
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Scotland's devolved parliament voted to request from the British government permission to hold a second independence referendum.
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Scotland's devolved government said it was "deeply concerned" that Scotch whisky was being implicated in the dispute.
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Evangelical leaders like Dinesh D'Souza and Eric Metaxas have devolved into self-parody under the Trump administration.
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A July meeting of the Organization of American States, a regional organization, devolved into a shouting match.
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This is not business as usual — the UK government has traditionally refused to intervene in devolved matters.
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Under the Assembly's power-sharing rules, Sinn Fein's withdrawal caused an automatic suspension of the devolved government.
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Control is devolved to states and school districts, leaving the education secretary rather weak in setting policy.
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And a devolved government was established at Stormont, one in which nationalists and unionists would share power.
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The devolved governments in Scotland and Wales are worried that the withdrawal bill will sap their powers.
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And even if they haven't been able to prosper fully, they haven't devolved into chaos and revolution.
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The revelation quickly devolved into partisan infighting that threaten to derail the House panel's investigation permanently. Rep.
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During a discussion ostensibly about the economy the two quickly devolved to talking about their respective websites.
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Such matters are among the "reserved" topics that in general are not devolved to the Scottish Parliament.
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Relations between Edinburgh's devolved government and Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative government have been strained ever since.
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In the course of a summer, Silicon Valley's reputation has devolved from progressive meritocracy to sexist cesspool.
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From there, France's tasteful Scopitone clips quickly devolved into a cheesy Mad Men–era boob-a-rama.
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By this point, the crowd near the bathrooms had devolved into a scrum rushing for the exits.
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Today just 22019% of public spending is devolved to local governments, versus more than 231% in Nigeria.
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In the past few years, the justice system has devolved into a form of street-gang justice.
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The non-stop Harvey coverage on cable quickly devolved into whatever anti-Trump angle could be found.
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" He continued, "Consistent with President Trump's guidance, we have devolved responsibility and authorities back to the departments.
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The lawsuits have, at times, devolved into a war of words, with both sides releasing caustic statements.
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But over time, the system has devolved to the point where it tolerates, even encourages, unjust results.
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These groups have often devolved into criminal enterprises that prey on the people they formed to protect.
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Donna Brazile's ongoing book tour had devolved into another round of the primary song that never ends.
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Labour's share of the vote in was also down in the Scottish and Welsh devolved government elections.
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Defenses know this, too, and consistently elite regular-season offenses have devolved into mediocrity in the postseason.
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Their dual-career household's New York life "had devolved into a huge, rat-raced rut," she writes.
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The Petroleum Facilities Guard, which is charged with protecting Libya's oil infrastructure, has devolved into local fiefs.
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The Iowa caucuses devolved into chaos on Monday after a systemwide meltdown prevented results from being delivered.
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I have devolved into a hot mess after only four days of having the house to myself.
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"There will be an independence referendum," said Sturgeon, who is also leader of the devolved Scottish government.
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Federal authorities raided Cohen's belongings in April, and since then, his relationship with Trump has devolved publicly.
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But it quickly devolved from a staid courtroom drama into a raucous, gavel-banging, partisan verbal melee.
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Sturgeon and her Scottish National Party want that decision devolved permanently to Scotland's semiautonomous government in Edinburgh.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The Republican Party under Donald Trump has devolved into a populist cult of personality.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The Republican Party under Donald Trump has devolved into a populist cult of personality.
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What began as an attempt to discredit the investigator has now devolved into delusional, self-serving paranoia.
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The Brexit process has since put Scotland's devolved nationalist government increasingly at loggerheads with the UK's Conservative leadership.
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The province's devolved government, created under a power-sharing agreement in 1998, collapsed more than two years ago.
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Those questions have gotten lost as the debate has devolved into a spat over budget tables and footnotes.
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A hearing for the moment devolved into shouts and tears after the panel members delivered their unpopular vote.
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Not all powers are devolved — London retains control over issues like energy policy and foreign policy, for example.
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Watch the video above to see how the climate debate in the US devolved into fully polarized gridlock.
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As it is, King's Lynn will lose the chance to play a part in a devolved transport policy.
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The return of Central American asylum seekers to their pre-Trump level immediately devolved into a humanitarian crisis.
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"Unfortunately, this campaign has devolved into a who lies more or who is the worst candidate," he said.
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For even longer, it's been lacking political leadership, ever since its devolved government collapsed over two years ago.
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In the 2000s the party devolved more power to the nine provinces, encouraging the growth of local barons.
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Yet from the outside looking in, Nest has seemingly devolved from a revolutionary outfit to an iterative one.
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Children were the most vulnerable Witness accounts paint a scene of peace and togetherness that devolved into mayhem.
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Debates should in no way shape or form resemble political debates, which have devolved into counterproductive "likeability" contests.
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His gesticulations sometimes devolved into jazz hands, and his voice could cover several octaves in a single sentence.
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During those protests, Morocco's king devolved some of his authority to an elected government in a constitutional reform.
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The actual process of getting the implant went off without a hitch, but things quickly devolved after that.
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During those protests the king devolved some of his authority to an elected government in a constitutional reform.
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That ad quickly devolved into an endless, seemingly half-joking fight between Verizon and T-Mobile's Twitter accounts.
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Many times, there is a dialogue barrier when much of our national tension has devolved into national turmoil.
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Many EU leaders suspect the local government in Namur is using its devolved powers to play domestic politics.
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A lot of the power has been stripped away or devolved away from some of these large agencies.
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The Arctic's oldest, most robust sea ice has devolved into a pathetic shell of its once-grand self.
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A fire broke out at the 30th reunion in Rome, New York, and the event devolved into violence.
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In recent years, however, too many House investigations have devolved into partisan exercises aimed at scoring political points.
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The promises of unity and "change we can believe in" devolved into social and economic divisions and tyranny.
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As a serial founder who devolved into a venture capitalist five years ago, I've wrestled with this question.
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All efforts continue to be directed to provide for the restoration of devolved government as soon as possible.
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He needed two hip replacements, a procedure that devolved into even more surgeries through the fall and winter.
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Amid the finger-pointing over which party is to blame, the messages quickly devolved into acrimonious personal insults.
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Days of peaceful protests devolved into riots, with assaults on police, looting, arson and the devastation of businesses.
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But, Edward said, the Scottish government could use devolved powers in some areas to rework partnerships with Brussels.
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The combative politician, nicknamed "Wee Eck" (little Alex), led the devolved Scottish government for seven years until 2014.
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During the latter, the previously composed crowd devolved into an utter frenzy in remembrance of our fallen idol.
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The sweet, tomato-flavored sauce overwhelmed any other flavor, and the mozzarella quickly devolved into a rubber texture.
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Hamas agreed in return to restrain protests along its frontier with Israel that have often devolved into violence.
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It's sad the way the country's conversations around immigration have devolved into this idea that immigrants aren't valuable.
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The rally, following a torch-lit march a night earlier, devolved quickly into racial taunts, shoves and brawls.
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"We should've been more prepared to meet you," Millie tells Amér, comically, after their encounter has badly devolved.
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The question here is whether this doctrine of principled realism has devolved to unprincipled realism to endemic confusion.
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Reid's comments come after the state's convention devolved into chaos, with Sanders's supporters demanding delegate recounts, booing Sen.
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However, they quickly devolved from stretchy bands of goodness into sad, soggy, tasteless blocks covered in moist breading.
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Blagojevich's return home from prison was at the center of the interview Friday night before it quickly devolved.
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His scheduled speech at U.C. Davis last month devolved into a tense standoff between protesters and the police.
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Intended as a progressive tool to promote good behavior, parole has devolved into a hurried, often chaotic procedure.
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The internet, and trans visibility at large, has devolved into a double-edged sword for the trans community.
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The situation has devolved into a "humanitarian crisis," the Bahamian financial services ministry said Friday in a statement.
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But shortly after the founding, statehood fights devolved into a struggle involving the nation's original sin of slavery.
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" A Democratic source familiar with the meeting said it "devolved into the president calling the speaker a name.
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In December, a meeting between the trio about the border wall quickly devolved into a televised shouting match.
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He was released three years earlier by Scotland's devolved government on compassionate grounds after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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Dublin has since called on the parties to sit down again and attempt to restore devolved government next month.
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But a rally attended by more than 20123,000 people in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday night quickly devolved into violence.
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But those meetings -- more than one of which has devolved into off-topic discussions of voter fraud and Sen.
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In a statement, the Scottish National Party (SNP), which runs the devolved Scottish government, accused Davidson of "unbelievable arrogance".
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Secret was a similar anonymous messaging forum of techies, but quickly devolved into racism, hatred, and all-around negativity.
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Besides, smartphone games have devolved into indistinguishable dopamine release vehicles, begging for your real-life money and ad clicks.
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"It is ironic that India, which is constitutionally federal, is less devolved than China," says an urban-studies researcher.
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What should've been the best moment of Ada Hegerberg's soccer career so far quickly devolved into an embarrassing blip.
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What we didn't need from the split was Kristina's post-breakup arguments, which devolved into bizarre, slut-shaming tirades.
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UKIP, which supports a British exit, did not win any seats at last week's election for Scotland's devolved parliament.
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The SNP, which has controlled Scotland's devolved government since 2007, starts a three-day conference in Glasgow on Thursday.
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The group then debated the merits of fish scales before the conversation devolved into a heated debate about Pokémon.
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Immediately after this brief theorizing, the conversation devolved into an impassioned discussion of the merits of the Mamma Mia!
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The survey also showed a decline in the approval ratings of Sturgeon herself, who leads the devolved Scottish government.
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Though the Democratic debates have remained relatively civil this cycle, the Republican debates have devolved into schoolyard shouting matches.
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Critiques of her dominance and superiority have, in the past, often devolved into racist and sexist attacks against her.
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Most group discussions devolved into us asking one another how to ask questions about something problematic without being problematic.
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In a world of rapidly changing daily hashtags, it didn't take too long before the discourse devolved into banter.
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But delays in opening at least one of the gates to the al-Aqsa compound devolved into occasional clashes.
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Back in 2012, Chait repeatedly maintained that conservatism had devolved into little more than identity politics for white people.
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But the exchange quickly devolved into a quibble over semantics: Is Clinton progressive enough to lead the Democratic party?
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Many EU leaders also suspect the local government in Namur of using its devolved powers to play domestic politics.
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So far the conflict has not devolved into all-out war, something experts say both countries want to avoid.
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"The argument that policing in Scotland is devolved and must therefore meet its own costs is disingenuous," Steele continued.
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Johnson will on Monday travel to Scotland where he will promise an additional £300 million for the devolved nations.
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So far, the conflict has not devolved into all-out war, something experts say both countries want to avoid.
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Sturgeon said on Thursday her devolved government would publish a blueprint next week for a possible new independence vote.
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In many respects, this election has devolved into a pitched battle between a "deplorable" candidate and a "despicable" one.
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As you might expect, and in support of their argument, the thread has already devolved into political name-calling.
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I keep referring to this column I did, but I said Twitter has devolved into a cesspool too much.
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Here&aposs how a spat between two fast-food chains devolved into a civil war among sandwich-crazed customers.
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The YouTuber James "Greg" Jackson, better known by his online persona Onision, has rapidly devolved into the platform's supervillain.
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But lately the currency has devolved into a sign of Britain's diminishing fortunes in a present dominated by Brexit.
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Smith was central to restoring Northern Ireland's devolved government, a key element of the 1998 Good Friday peace accord.
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Too often, these discussions have devolved, with people retreating to the usual political corners and talking past each other.
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After a meeting of black South Bend residents devolved into chaos when Black Lives Matter and supporters of Sen.
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The debate over guns has devolved to the point where statistics feel irrelevant and only context alters the discussion.
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Disputes over aesthetics and politics frequently devolved — thanks to the accelerant of social media — into shaming and outright censoriousness.
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Monday's wipeout of the Orioles was no exception, as the games devolved into glorified batting practice for the Yankees.
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Monday's wipeout of the Orioles was no exception, as the games devolved into glorified batting practice for the Yankees.
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None of my districts ever devolved into madness, because, again, the game refused to double down on its systems.
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They rejected the Minimalist paradigm of seriality, which, like many stylistic innovations, rapidly devolved into branding and dependable production.
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Militiamen from various states came to Berkeley to defend pro-Trump ralliers and the event quickly devolved into a riot.
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Sure, the primary devolved into petty sniping and Festivus-style airing of grievances, but for a while, there was substance.
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No one quite remembers how it got this way, but Twitter has devolved into one of the angriest places online.
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Devolved policy areas often overlapped with EU competencies, and Scotland was happier under the EU yoke than the English one.
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Francisco Franco&aposs decades-long dictatorship, created a decentralized Spanish state that devolved power to 17 autonomous regions, including Catalonia.
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They had been married for a long time, and you can imagine how these poems would have devolved into Cornyville.
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As the Queen's relationship with her cousin strengthened, Sarah devolved into jealousy and anger, eventually leaving the palace in 1710.
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The new government has devolved more powers and removed the ministry of finance from the purview of the prime minister.
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Another MP, Jean-Félix Acquaviva, says Corsicans seek devolved powers similar to those enjoyed by Scotland within the United Kingdom.
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The new devolved politics has attracted more than 8,000 independent candidates across Kenya, up from 300 in the last elections.
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Representatives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter declined Congress' invitation to appear at that hearing, which quickly devolved into a circus.
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At the organisational level, that means operating with smaller, more compartmentalised fighting units with far more devolved decision-making powers.
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The stark divide flared again in Sunday night's acrimonious debate, much of which quickly devolved into insults and character attacks.
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What began last summer as a gathering to defend the statue of Robert E. Lee devolved into something much darker.
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The agreement ends a dispute over how much money the devolved government will receive in future from the British Treasury.
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The devolved parliament sets a portion of its own tax rates and bands, and decides health, education and transport policy.
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This could easily have devolved into a bombastic, kitschy, sentimental, corny, or just plain awful painting, but it does not.
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She sought an escape through partying, which devolved into substance use disorder, which turned into a rap sheet and rehab.
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Other powers are also being devolved, including more say on welfare spending and the ability to borrow a little more.
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The same might hold true for the devolved Parliaments of Wales, which supported Brexit, and Northern Ireland, which did not.
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Yet there is no reason to think that it would be better managed if control were devolved to the Delta.
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Several described the campaign's message as having devolved into a near-obsession with perceived conspiracies on the part of Mrs.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, wreaking billions of dollars of damage to infrastructure and businesses.
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Why have so many Muslim nations devolved over the past 80 years from secular, open societies into repressive, violent societies?
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The investigation of Whitewater devolved into a sordid, messy fight over Clinton's inability to come clean on his sex life.
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Maybe Trump even noticed that, which is why, after a relatively disciplined performance, he devolved once more to personal attacks.
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Sturgeon, who heads Edinburgh's devolved government, wants Scotland to hold a referendum on independence before Britain leaves the European Union.
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Over the past few years the African poaching crisis has devolved into an overt war on the continent's iconic wildlife.
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The match devolved into a frustrating 2-0 defeat decided by two late, disastrous counters against the run of play.
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For a brief moment last week the lines between fame and fandom collapsed, and devolved into a quickfire comment war.
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What might have become a victory for Higginbotham and for the rule of law instead devolved into an extrajudicial killing.
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It's easy to see why Northam's press conference didn't help his cause: The event quickly devolved into a train wreck.
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Pensions for Union veterans devolved into a spectacularly corrupt system that undermined political support for much-needed universal social policies.
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The exchange devolved into a 15 minutes standoff between the two sides, during which the train was held in place.
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As the United States devolved power back to Iraqis n 2004, some government ministries were taken over by political factions.
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The Kavanaugh hearing was one tough slog, given the way the whole thing devolved into a wildly partisan yelling match.
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What was once Peter Stuyvesant's farm became synonymous with saloons and sex, then devolved into the embodiment of Skid Row.
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Their relationship devolved into a disturbing game of emotional chess, where either could make a radical move at any point.
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While the Russia investigation had devolved into an increasingly partisan battle, the Cambridge scandal set off Democrats and Republicans alike.
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" A Democratic source familiar with how the meeting transpired said it "devolved into the president calling the Speaker a name.
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These changes will be imposed if the devolved government is not restored by October 21st, which few expect to happen.
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Others — often those going on after dusk and late into the night — have devolved into ugly scenes and destructive clashes.
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With Brigadier Lawson's death, the defense of the western half of the island devolved into chaotic, uncoordinated counterattacks and retreats.
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But the feel-good viral story recently devolved into a feud over how much money Bobbitt had yet to see.
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Decision-making authority should be devolved down to those with the greatest expertise and bandwidth (in the bureaus, for example).
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At this point, the election has essentially devolved into a shouting match between both sides about which candidate is healthier.
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"Fujimorismo started out as the political project of one man, but has devolved into a family project," Mr. Meléndez said.
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At first, they talked broadly about Iran policy, but then the conversation devolved into specific questions about Rhodes and Kahl.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the leader of Scotland's devolved government, said May's failure could signal a push to keep Britain in both.
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But when they met on their shared border, the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone, the talks quickly devolved into mutual recriminations.
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The conversation has since devolved into a larger discussion about unfair treatment of women in Japan, specifically in the idol industry.
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Political debate at the very heart of the founding of this country has devolved into political harassment and outright political abuse.
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Unfortunately for Weintraub, things just devolved further from there, with Reynolds repeatedly miming shooting Gyllenhaal in the neck with a dart.
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Then both teams ran into penalty trouble as the game, for a time, devolved into a parade to the penalty box.
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SNP International Affairs spokesperson, Alex Salmond, also welcomed the headline decision but echoed that devolved administrations must still have a say.
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But Britain's Scotland minister, David Mundell, has said that the repeal will ultimately result in a boost in devolved parliamentary power.
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Five years later, it is deemed one of the most controversial pieces of legalisation passed by the devolved government at Holyrood.
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They both shook their legs in the air and devolved into giggles, then walked it off as though nothing has occurred.
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Jim Bridenstine A confirmation hearing for the new NASA chief devolved on Wednesday into a climate change debate among U.S. Senators.
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UKIP, a party which supports a British exit, did not win any seats at last week's election for Scotland's devolved parliament.
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The devolved assemblies should be consulted about legitimate constitutional issues, such as the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish republic.
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Sky-high expectations for the Bucks (15-24) ahead of the season have devolved into a morass of questions and concerns.
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Homelessness is a "test case" for whether the powers that were devolved to the region can make a difference, he says.
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Assisted-dying campaigners are watching closely, as such a law would have ramifications for other parts of Britain with devolved powers.
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Its premiere in Hamburg in 1968 drew political protests that devolved into a riot; the debut was cancelled before it began.
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Mark Amodei, a moderate from Nevada, told CNN that he's afraid the process has devolved into little more than private meetings.
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For starters: In a utopian vision of a better, devolved-but-more-human internet, I would never post to your database.
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While licensing laws may have been well-intended, they've devolved into yet another example of government imposing top-down, ineffective solutions.
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But on some level, the situation has actually devolved to a point where looking narrowly at the death count isn't enough.
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The United Nations has demonstrated time and again that it has devolved into nothing more than a venue for attacking Israel.
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Northern Ireland's economy had prospered in the 10 years since devolved power was transferred to the Northern Ireland Assembly, she said.
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It would, however, worsen Britain's constitutional tensions by forcing the UK government to ignore the expressed wish of the devolved bodies.
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Past transfers of powers have not stopped the SNP from fingering London for its failures in devolved areas such as education.
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"This has devolved into gotcha word games, perjury traps and trumped process crimes," Stone said on Wednesday, according to the Post.
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Our health care debate has devolved from reasonable policy discussions to pure ideology completely united to real people and their needs.
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Relations between Republicans and Democrats on the panel rapidly devolved after the accusations about Nunes's contact with the White House surfaced.
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A further indication of just how far the debate about immigration policy has devolved can be found in The Hill's obituary.
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Along the way, bespoke has devolved from a unique experience to simply a synonym for another catchword of the day: artisanal.
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This is a war that could have devolved into a much larger conflict, which makes it even stupider than it sounds.
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It's a shame that not all, but many of these same unions have devolved into our modern-day compulsory political bodies.
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Days of peaceful protests over Gray's death devolved into riots, with assaults on police, looting, arson and the devastation of businesses.
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But it quickly devolved into insults lobbed at Hillary Clinton, whom he is no longer running against, and at the press.
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In the early days, the hottest trade fights devolved into shouting matches between Cohn and Trump's nationalist trade adviser Peter Navarro.
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But this election has presented challenges, as the race has devolved into one of the most vicious in the nation's history.
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The episode prompted Mr. Nunes to recuse himself from the committee's inquiry, which devolved into partisan bickering and has effectively ended.
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Mr. Mudge said militia commanders often have little control over their own fighters, many of whom have devolved into armed bandits.
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But it quickly devolved into a shouting match, with two senators exchanging personal attacks before one stormed out of the room.
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The protests that had become a regular feature of daily life there have for now devolved into much smaller flare-ups.
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The United States may be willing to look past another tainted election, though the last one nearly devolved into factional conflict.
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Glentoran had been awaiting ministerial approval for a new £10m ($0003m) stadium when the region's devolved executive collapsed in January 2017.
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The briefings pulled huge ratings on television but often devolved into shouting and accusations between White House aides and the press.
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I think that starts him down the path toward people seeing, hey, this has really devolved into a two-person race.
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That regular session devolved into bitter intraparty squabbling toward the end, and the special session ended the same way Tuesday night.
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Their primary strategic role devolved to deterring the other side from using its nuclear bombs in a vast, self-canceling enterprise.
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But rather than centralizing decisions about lethal force inside the White House, Mr. Trump has often devolved authority to military commanders.
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That mandate, though still guiding new acquisitions, has devolved from evangelical avant-gardism to the preservation of multitudinous brainstorms of yesteryear.
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But in the 1990s conservatism devolved from a flexible balance to a crude anti-government philosophy, the Leave Us Alone coalition.
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Dodds' party colleague in the devolved Northern Ireland assembly, Edwin Poots, said the deputy leader's defeat was "very damaging for unionism".
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On March 2, elections will be held for Northern Ireland's Parliament, which is responsible for devolved issues like health and education.
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Attention had also briefly focused on Northern Ireland which is highly likely to hold fresh elections after a devolved government crumbled.
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And my parents' animosity towards each other's respective cuisines—which later devolved more straightforwardly into hatred of each other—continues apace.
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And though last August's presidential election started peacefully, it soon devolved into widespread violence, though not on the scale of 2008.
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But he abruptly delayed that decision Wednesday, potentially ending a political crisis that could've devolved into a new Middle East war.
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But the group devolved into a cult of personality with an increasingly strong-armed leader who ruled by intimidation — and then violence.
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The scandal devolved and eventually led to the break of Young and Azalea and the trade of Russell to the Brooklyn Nets.
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A place to observe how what made him famous has devolved into a shiny entertainment platform, suitable for suburban family cultural life.
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In his final year at dental school, the Arab Spring reached Syria and revolution broke out, and quickly devolved into civil war.
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Mrs O'Neill comes to the job from successful stints as a minister for health and for agriculture in the region's devolved government.
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In my testing, I tried using the Galaxy Buds with a Pixel 3 XL, and that pairing quickly devolved into a nightmare.
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It is similarly loth to give the devolved administrations in Northern Ireland (or Scotland or Wales) any direct role in Brexit negotiations.
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The motion was signed by 21 of the 63 lawmakers in the Scottish National Party which runs the devolved government in Scotland.
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While communism, in theory, sounds like a solution to poverty, why has it so often succumbed to capitalism or devolved into authoritarianism?
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Of course, that experiment quickly devolved into a racist and hate speech-spewing garbage fire, so perhaps that's not the best comparison.
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Yet the trip later devolved into finger-pointing after Peña Nieto and Trump delivered contradicting accounts of the closed-door sit-down.
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Greater Manchester has a lot of advantages, including a history of links between local authorities, lots of devolved powers and strong leadership.
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But in recent weeks, the crisis has devolved into a desperate game of political survival where all bets appear to be off.
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After one late night father-daughter conversation devolved into tears, Omoye, then 19, questioned Common on how much he cared about her.
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The two men haven't spoken since an August 9 phone call, which CNN reported earlier this week devolved into a shouting match.
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The hearing, which devolved into a bitter shouting match at times, focused on Republican charges of bias against conservatives on technology platforms.
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However, a lot of responsibility is devolved to states and cities, many of which have signed up to their own climate goals.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's devolved parliament will increase security measures with immediate effect following Wednesday's attack on Britain's parliament at Westminster in London.
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Horror at a frat party What started as a fraternity party in February 2016 quickly devolved into a nightmare, the victim said.
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G-2628 summits have devolved into a version of the World Fairs, but now they celebrate big government solutions to our problems.
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Youth-fueled mischief devolved into flat-out vandalism and violence, as overturned cars, trashed houses, and even harassment and assault became common.
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Part of the 1998 Belfast Agreement was the establishment of a power-sharing devolved government at Stormont, which collapsed in January 2017.
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Since coming to office, this administration has devolved a significant amount of decision-making power concerning America's wars to its war fighters.
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The thread then devolved into anecdotes from users about times their friends, and friends of friends, had similar bills at different clubs.
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The Senate race in Alabama quickly devolved into a Trump loyalty test where Sessions was repeatedly forced to defend their troubled relationship.
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The next day, the rally quickly devolved into shoving and brawling as the marchers yelled racist taunts and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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But it surely seems plausible, too, that his relationship with Sand devolved into platonic companionship because Chopin just wasn't wired that way.
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But except for the glimpse of hope offered by the young goalie Mackenzie Blackwood, 2018-19 quickly devolved into a lost season.
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For "Anger," which was seen at the Humana Festival in Louisville last year, aspires to more than caricatures of dangerously devolved masculinity.
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The deranged corporate messaging from the company itself, which slowly devolved from standard pablum to the demented ravings of a death cult.
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Wednesday's contentious affair quickly devolved into a contest of raised voices, ignored time limits and wild cheers and jeers from the audience.
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But much local governing authority is devolved to the councils that run London's 32 boroughs, which can look very different from that.
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"The Kaws Album" and "Devolved Parliament" are not-very-funny, one-note jokes, while "Knife Behind Back" is an oversized cartoon figure.
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The six months since the vote have demonstrably shown that the public need not have unnecessary fears of a devolved Brussels government.
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So it was that his scheduled speech at U.C. Davis last week devolved into a tense standoff between protesters and the police.
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Analysis: A process enshrined in the Constitution as a nonpartisan way to address a president's wrongdoing has devolved into a raucous brawl.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Offices at Scotland's devolved parliament in Edinburgh were briefly evacuated on Tuesday after suspicious packages containing white powder were found.
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As the Sinaloa operation devolved into monstrous war with rivals, counting journalists among its many casualties, mere brutality became a distant memory.
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At another heated border standoff in the Himalayas, staring devolved into fisticuffs, during which soldiers were filmed throwing rocks at each other.
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"In the absence of the devolved government, it is ultimately for the UK government to provide political stability and good governance," he said.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the whole of the Scottish Bill was not outside the devolved parliament's legislative competence but some parts were.
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The UK recently devolved power to Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and it continues to devolve power to its larger cities and regions.
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When Pelosi and Schumer met Trump in person about the wall last month, a televised Oval Office discussion devolved into a public brawl.
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"The Prime Minister and her hard Brexit brigade must treat devolved administrations as equal partners - as indeed she promised to do," he said.
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The SNP has led the devolved government in Scotland for 13 years, continuously pressing the need for Scottish independence from the United Kingdom.
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The northern six opted to remain part of Great Britain, albeit with a devolved government, creating what is now known as Northern Ireland.
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While rallies have been generally peaceful, the police presence has been heavy and some demonstrations have devolved into chaos with agitators damaging storefronts.
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Earlier this year the government devolved to it the whole £6 billion ($7.3 billion) budget for health and social care in the region.
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That coalition devolved into a number of state chapters, the Texas branch of which gained tax-exempt status as a social welfare charity.
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After the failures of Arab nationalism, Islamism and jihadism, Iraq could yet give the Arab world a welcome new model of devolved power.
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The outside pavilion of the convention center quickly devolved into a TikTok playground, as tweens and teens recorded short videos with each other.
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The region, which has its own language and extensive devolved powers, has since then been ruled directly by the central government in Madrid.
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In an article in the Belfast Telegraph, Foster listed three priorities, including getting Northern Ireland's devolved power-sharing government at Stormont working again.
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Political tension has increased between Sturgeon's devolved government, which opposes Brexit, and Britain's divided Conservative government struggling to deliver Brexit by March 29.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Curbing migration after Britain leaves the European Union would be "catastrophic" for Scotland's economy, the devolved Scottish government said on Wednesday.
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Political decision-making in Britain is heavily devolved, although the Westminster parliament in London is sovereign and has the final say over Brexit.
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In contrast governments are centralized, fraught with red-tape and lack the speed, aggression and energy that a devolved approach to communications requires.
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Scotland has about 9 percent of a total of 45 million UK voters and the devolved Scottish parliament decides health and education spending.
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With a pledge to amend the proposed law, Mundell may help to soothe fears that devolved powers will be watered down by Brexit.
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Her spokeswoman said cabinet agreed this could be done without seeking the backing of parliament, or the devolved nations of the United Kingdom.
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This democracy was permanently instituted in Spain with the Constitution of 1978, which devolved large political power to Catalonia and other autonomous regions.
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The shop launch follows Banksy's recent, record-breaking $12.2 million (£ 9.5 million) sale of his "Devolved Parliament" painting at the Sotheby's London auction.
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After the Slate story came out, curious readers looked up the address thousands of times, and the D.N.S. traffic devolved into statistical noise.
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" Mike McCurry, a press secretary under Bill Clinton, has lamented that, in the Trump era, live briefings have devolved into an "entertainment product.
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In the years since Qaddafi's overthrow in 2011, the North African nation has devolved into a fractiously governed chaos with multiple competing militias.
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Those protests have devolved over the past half-year as demonstrators feel their demands, including for new elections, have yet to be met.
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The British parliament must seek consent from the Scottish and Welsh assemblies when legislating on policy areas that overlap with their devolved powers.
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In recent years, bilateral relations have devolved with Moscow increasingly flouting international laws, beginning with the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014.
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The new charges allege that Epstein systematically molested dozens of underage girls by paying them for "massages" that rapidly devolved into sexual abuse.
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About an hour later, an apparent domestic dispute in Fort Wayne, Indiana, devolved into a shooting that left four dead and one injured.
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It's just that the American experience has devolved to the point that it often feels like a dumb, open world first-person shooter.
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Tim Walz provide daily coronavirus briefings that are filled with facts and announcements of significance to their constituents, Trump's have devolved into spectacle.
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In short, the privatization devolved into a de facto re-nationalization — but under the direction of foreign states — that somehow went largely unnoticed.
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Cases like that of Mr. Martinez have pitted local sheriffs against the Trump administration in what has often devolved into a blame game.
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The initial rush devolved into several smaller skirmishes as uniformed police officers, some in helmets and swinging collapsible batons, struggled to restore order.
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My thought bubble: "Devolved Parliament" is not a particularly good work, but it's very big, which matters a lot in the art market.
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Set at a fancy banquet that devolved into chaos, it was an impressive Who's Who of dozens of current and former NFL stars.
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Civil discourse between Flywheel and Peloton quickly devolved into petty scrapping, venomous emails flying between the legal teams of each exercise bike company.
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When nearby homesteaders began clamoring for rights along their private beach, the conflict devolved into an acrimonious battle whose legacy is still felt.
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It devolved into a bloody stalemate in the outskirts of Tripoli, the capital, with ongoing fighting fueled by foreign firepower, including armed drones.
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It was intended to be a government of the people, by the people, for the people; instead we have devolved into an oligarchy.
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We learned to ignore the sound over time, but it eventually devolved into a pained mechanical growl before the dehumidifier finally gave out.
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"What began as an attempt to discredit the investigator has now devolved into delusional, self-serving paranoia," Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said.
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What many thought was mere rhetoric to mobilize voters quickly evolved — or devolved — into Islamophobic policy during the early stages of his presidency.
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In some ways, considering the murder trial was covered, it's a fitting end to the story of how we evolved or devolved culturally.
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Nevada's state convention on Saturday devolved into a near brawl, with protesters throwing chairs, shouting vulgarities at officials, and even vandalizing state headquarters.
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EDINBURGH, June 27 (Reuters) - Scotland's devolved government said it will seek the widest possible backing in the Scottish parliament to keep its ties with the European Union following last week's British vote to leave the EU. A special motion on Tuesday would aim to give Nicola Sturgeon's devolved government backing for "discussions with the UK government, other devolved administrations, the EU institutions and member states to explore options for protecting Scotland's relationship with the EU, Scotland's place in the single market and the social, employment and economic benefits that come from that," the government said in a statement on Monday.
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Sturgeon said denying support was "absurd" and showed London was "trying to undermine a devolved government's efforts to protect the interests of our country".
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The panel was on police brutality and the dialogue between Manigualt-Newman, Moderator Ed Gordon and the fellow panelist devolved into a shouting match.
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"(The ruling) is hugely significant and underlines the chaos and confusion at the heart of the UK government," Sturgeon told the devolved Scottish parliament.
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Often, they devolved into shouting matches over who was talking, as during the fifth debate: TRUMP: Am I talking or are you talking, Jeb?
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Because what I hear from my friends and my peers is that it just devolved into this hellhole, cesspool of hate and division. Okay.
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Trump Jr. said some students protesting at the event, which quickly devolved into chaos after the candidate canceled it, didn't have a real cause.
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The London dealer Acoris Andipa, who specializes in Banksy's works, noted that "Devolved Parliament" had been promoted on the artist's Instagram account in March.
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Mr Silva supports the idea of "city visas", championed by London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, whereby control of immigration would be devolved to the regions.
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If you thought the political debate over immigration has devolved into a cartoon, just wait until "Bordertown" arrives Sunday night to finish the job.
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Scotland's devolved parliament has approved a second referendum, and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, also leader of the SNP, has championed it in recent months.
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In Northern Ireland, meanwhile, the power-sharing government is currently suspended, and there is the prospect of a fresh election to its devolved assembly.
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And a year after it won a third term in power in the devolved Scottish government, there is plenty for voters to complain about.
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Since the SNP came to power in 2007, Scotland has continued to spend a quarter more per person on devolved public services than England.
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The Good Friday Agreement of 1998, which established Northern Ireland's devolved government, was signed on the assumption of Britain and Ireland's shared EU membership.
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It devolved into nothing more than a willing accessory to a devious scheme for Clinton's campaign to get rich at the expense of Sanders.
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Jessica Jones season 22 never found its center, while Daredevil season 222 started strong, then devolved into nonsensical battles against endless streams of ninjas.
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The rest of her statement to Parliament consisted of woolly words about giving Parliament more say, and offering the devolved assembly leaders greater involvement.
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That is why we are using new devolved powers in social security and employability to take decisive action to change things for the better.
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A spokesman for Theresa May, whose majority in Parliament depends on support from Northern Ireland's anti-abortion Unionists, said it was a "devolved matter".
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He won more powers for the devolved Welsh government—though they have not been used to great effect, at least in health and education.
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In Northern Ireland, fears mounted of a return to direct rule as a budget for the devolved Assembly was passed by MPs in Westminster.
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The tweet devolved into a dreadful discussion about whether any city that bans sneakers in upscale places can really be serious about startups. Really.
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"The arguments have devolved over three or four years of bitter debate," said Andreas Antonopoulos, the author of Mastering Bitcoin and Internet of Money.
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As many have complained — yours truly included — CES long ago devolved into a noisy parade of puffed-up announcements that usually amount to nothing.
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Northern Ireland has been without a devolved administration since its collapse in January, raising the prospect of direct rule being re-imposed from London.
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The gilets jaunes protest began in response to a planned gas tax hike, but it soon devolved into a more amorphous outpouring of rage.
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A similar Patriot Prayer event on June 4 devolved into fistfights and assaults by both sides as police struggled to keep the groups apart.
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The dispute has devolved into angry nationalist chest-thumping, a display mirrored online by the defacement of a large number of random Dutch websites.
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We tried to book a party at the bar where I worked, but it totally devolved into the worst drug fest I've ever seen.
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Sturgeon said the British government is politically obliged to consult the devolved assemblies on exiting the European Union, regardless of the Supreme Court ruling.
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As a result, the national parties are weakened, and party leadership has devolved almost solely to a gaggle of lawmakers and whoever is president.
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Both sides are also anxious not to upset efforts to establish a new devolved government in Belfast following a breakdown of the previous coalition.
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That is why the current war against pipeline construction has gone beyond normal community involvement and devolved into a form of ideology-fueled extremism.
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The Supreme Court said on Thursday the whole of the Scottish Bill was not outside the devolved parliament's legislative competence but some sections were.
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She met the leaders of Northern Ireland's devolved government to reassure them that a "hard" border would not be reimposed between Britain and Ireland.
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Washington (CNN)It's a long-distance feud, transmitted over the airwaves and on social media, that's now devolved well beyond a small political spat.
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The startling series of events -- which showed a bolder side of Roberts -- demonstrated just how much Trump's relationship with the third branch has devolved.
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And unlike modern day tyrants in Asia or Africa, Trump faces a robust political system of devolved power specifically set up to thwart tyranny.
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Democrats will seek a revote on a measure to reopen the government after a Thursday vote devolved into an argument on the House floor.
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Like so many decisive moments in British history, the question of whether to leave the European Union devolved on Wednesday into a naval confrontation.
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Londoners, many also opposed to leaving the bloc, took to Twitter mostly to express exasperation that their politics had devolved into a boaters' brawl.
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He suggested that global "existential issues" could eventually be devolved to local authorities as current political systems are ill-equipped to implement lasting change.
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It refers to two agreements, both signed on Good Friday 1998, which helped form Northern Ireland's current devolved system of government at Stormont, Belfast.
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Mr. Khan said he would begin pressing for the same sort of devolved powers that the national government has granted to Scotland and Wales.
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The independence-minded SNP, the ruling party in Scotland's devolved legislature in Edinburgh, have 35 seats in Britain's 650-seat lower house of parliament.
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The surest sign that Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed to the Supreme Court is that opposition to his nomination has devolved into a farce.
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It was previously reported that the relationship really soured after a call on August 9 that devolved into a shouting match over health care.
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Abstract and conceptual art, mainly, which three generations after Duchamp had devolved into a very predictable genre—but I couldn't tell its practitioners that.
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It was supposed to be a friendly conversation about how to improve race relations in America, but it quickly devolved into a bitter fight.
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The tax patchwork dates back to 1991, when the government embraced free-market policies and devolved power to the states, including authority over taxes.
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And protests which started peacefully this week have devolved into running battles with police with missiles being thrown, fires lit and rubber bullets fired.
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When Mr. Biden was dominating the polls early in the primary, debate nights devolved frequently into a stage-wide game of whack-a-veep.
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Northern Ireland has lacked a devolved executive since Sinn Fein withdrew from the compulsory power-sharing government with the Democratic Unionist Party, or DUP.
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He was the regular center fielder until CF Kevin Kiermaier took over last year but had devolved into a platoon left fielder this season.
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This investigation has now devolved into a full-blown repeat of that 22019 investigation by bleeding over to the personal life of the president.
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At the time, the issue devolved into a political back-and-forth between Delhi's chief minister and the chief minister of Punjab and Haryana.
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Over recent days, the debate over a potential immigration compromise has devolved into a bickering match over racially charged comments and profanity-laced phrases.
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The march devolved into a violent clash that left one protester dead after an avowed neo-Nazi drove a speeding car into a crowd.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's independence-minded devolved government said it respected the position of the Catalonian regional government that declared independence from Spain on Friday.
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The 76ers were in the process of erasing an 18-point lead at Madison Square Garden, the game having devolved into something of a mess.
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Striking rigid poses as he choked out the track's vocals, the performance came to its climax and then devolved into the band smashing their instruments.
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One of the options at Madrid's disposal is to trigger Article 155 of the constitution, which allows central government to take control of devolved powers.
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What started with the administration slapping tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines eventually devolved into Trump levying steel tariffs on national security grounds.
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Once that approach grew thin, Trump's relationship to birtherism devolved into a constant cliffhanger, which is precisely where things stand now with the wiretapping claims.
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But what was supposed to be a simple act of generosity devolved into accusations that the "Turn It Up" singer was pulling a publicity stunt.
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Only recently has another narrative been recognized — one of shameless spiritual imperialism that trampled native cultures and eventually devolved into explicit political and economic oppression.
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Soon after Marcos's fall in 1986, Congress devolved greater powers to provincial and local authorities, as a reaction to the former dictator's strongly centralised regime.
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So when the GOP nomination fight to face Donnelly devolved into a remarkably vicious and negative contest, the senator and his team were naturally thrilled.
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She was frustrated that all the reporting on the issue, including her own, devolved into a "debate" between anti-abortion and pro–abortion rights forces.
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The court's decision was expected, but, fortunately for the government, it also dismissed the need for devolved assemblies, such as in Scotland, to be consulted.
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Fyre Festival, which was billed as a luxurious music festival taking place on a private island in the Bahamas in 2017, quickly devolved into chaos.
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"We'd be getting central government functions devolved with massively reduced budgets for us to administer our own cuts," says Martin Gannon, leader of Gateshead council.
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The turnstile-hopping rapidly devolved into larger demonstrations and chaos, with looting in supermarkets, rioting in the streets, and the torching of 22 metro stations.
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All five parties in Scotland's devolved parliament support British membership of the European Union, arguing that important trade and political links need to be preserved.
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The SNP, which also runs the devolved Scottish government, has 35 of the 59 Scottish seats in Britain's 650-seat parliament Editing by Stephen Addison
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It took all of 16 hours for the company to abandon the experiment after it devolved into a torrent of sex talk and hate speech.
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As The Economist went to press, Carles Puigdemont, the president of the Generalitat, as Catalonia's devolved government is known, was due to address his parliament.
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One of the tools at Spain's disposal is to trigger Article 155 of the constitution, which would allows it to take control of devolved powers.
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Underwood followed the announcements by taking questions from the crowd…though that quickly devolved into attendees asking if their dream features would ever get built.
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Britain and Ireland are co-guarantors of the 1998 peace deal that ended 30 years of sectarian violence in the province and introduced devolved government.
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British government lawyers have argued there is no need to have the agreement of Britain's devolved parliaments in Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales for Brexit.
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The Uber situation has somehow devolved even further since last Friday morning, when we knew that Benchmark had sued former CEO Travis Kalanick for fraud.
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Several powers which have been devolved onto the regional governments, such as agriculture and fisheries, are administered from Brussels because they fall within EU frameworks.
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The Green party is the kingmaker for the pro-independence Scottish National Party, which is two seats shy of a majority at Scotland's devolved parliament.
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In the years since the Budget Control Act (BCA) was passed, the designation has devolved into little more than an expensive loophole in existing law.
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The 140-character insults quickly devolved into jabs about my appearance (I'm physically disabled), going so far as to ask if I was a human.
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I saw a lot of conversations that started out friendly, but quickly devolved into chaos when someone didn't respond quickly or turned down a date.
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Rather than dictating policy like a chief executive, Francis effectively devolved power and suggested that in a global church, answers sometimes are best found locally.
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But the negotiations have devolved this week into public finger pointing, with senators on both sides passing the blame for why talks have faltered. Sen.
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Some mayors said that, under the Trump administration, the relationship between the federal government and cities has often devolved into a fight over immigration policy.
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The anti-fascist movement has gained notoriety as supporters donning black costumes have engaged conservative activists in confrontations that have sometimes devolved into violent clashes.
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Some protests have devolved into street clashes, resulting in four deaths, over 130 injuries and 412 arrests this past weekend, according to The Associated Press.
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Page met with the committee for a closed-door interview one day after Strzok's fiery hearing that devolved quickly into partisan fighting and personal attacks.
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Somehow, what started as a normal budget hearing for the Hallandale Beach City Commission devolved into an argument about anal bleaching, the Miami Herald reports.
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The exchange with Bush on Saturday night quickly devolved into a shouting match, with moderator John Dickerson ultimately forcing the candidates to drop the topic.
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And yet, what started as a historic field has devolved into one that hardly stands out, as all the top-tier female candidates have departed.
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Competition for track time at Penn was sometimes so fierce it devolved into shouting matches, according to former employees who regularly attended weekly scheduling meetings.
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The police killing of the 29-year-old black man incited public uproar at the time that devolved into several days of riots and looting.
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A minister in the devolved Scottish government, which backed the referral of the case to the ECJ, noted that most Scots had voted against Brexit.
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Painting on these idiosyncratic supports for fifty years could have easily devolved into a mannerism, but Gorchov continues to make work that is remarkably fresh.
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At least 98 aid workers have been killed in South Sudan since it devolved into civil war in 2013, two years after it was founded.
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President Trump's Oval Office meeting on Tuesday with Senator Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House leader, quickly devolved into a public bickering match.
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"We have a chat room at work about home school that has basically devolved into jokes about how we suck at it," Sherrod, 243, said.
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"We have a chat room at work about home school that has basically devolved into jokes about how we suck at it," Sherrod, 243, said.
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A question about whether there should be a similar bailout for the economic effects of the deadly coronavirus pandemic quickly devolved into their past positions.
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Some protestors issued apologies this week after demonstrations in Hong Kong International Airport devolved into "hand-to-hand clashes with riot police," the Post reports.
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The new video, shot from the dashcam of the police car, shows how a mundane conversation about a broken taillight devolved within seconds into gunfire.
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The legitimate concern over the lessons of the Browder case unfortunately devolved into a sweeping change that is far too permissive and dangerous to society.
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Under a new devolved system, the powers of the presidency and Parliament were trimmed, and funds were reallocated to brand-new county assemblies and governors.
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The restoration of the devolved administration came after the British and Irish governments on Thursday brokered a deal to end the suspension of the Assembly.
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The IPO process has "devolved" and it's time for a new approach, venture capitalist Bill Gurley said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Alley," Wednesday.
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Frustrated Barneys workers say conditions at the 7th Avenue store location in New York City have devolved into a "free for all" with rampant theft.
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Two other national lawmakers are already on the petition, along with three Members of the European Parliament and two members of the devolved Scottish parliament.
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But a border standoff between the world's two most populous nations recently devolved into hand-to-hand combat and stone-throwing high in the Himalayas.
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The two-hour rumpus frequently devolved into unmediated bouts of shouting, name-calling and pleas to the moderators for chances to respond to the latest insult.
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Castile was pulled over for a broken taillight, and as the New York Times notes, the stop devolved rapidly from typical police procedure to shots fired.
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It has now devolved into a cudgel, used by the Right, the Left, and even the president-elect to discredit anyone they disagree with or dislike.
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Unless Sinn Féin and the DUP agree to go back into a devolved government by June 29, direct rule will have to be imposed from London.
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During this time the FCC will point out that despite having voted in new regulations, the internet has not devolved into a corporate free-for-all.
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Written by Diane Coyle, an economics professor at the University of Manchester, the opinion piece considers better infrastructure, education and more devolved power as possible fixes.
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Handmaid's Tale tells the story of an American Northeast that has devolved into a fundamentalist theocracy where women are reduced to servants, surrogates, and sex slaves.
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The Good Friday peace agreement of 1998 committed the British and Irish governments, and Northern Ireland's devolved administration, to removing controls on the north-south border.
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The debate devolved into name-calling, the editor wrote, and eventually he was completely banned from editing the site he had devoted so much time to.
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Afterwards, she became the CEO of Reddit, but left within the year during a site "revolt," where the front page devolved into abuse targeted at her.
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This could become harder with a greater number of Flemish separatists pushing for more powers to be devolved to Belgium's regions, something the poorer south resists.
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They spread out across the city and soon devolved into violent clashes, with protesters throwing petrol bombs and police responding with pepper spray and tear gas.
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Once Brexit negotiations begin, the cabinet, MPs, devolved legislatures, the House of Lords and sometimes the judiciary will find themselves in multi-dimensional tugs-of-war.
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Even as the House bill devolved into a plan that they uniformly opposed, they looked ahead to what they hoped would be a more reasonable Senate.
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The region's devolved legislature was dominated by the Ulster Unionist Party, which in an unusual alliance with the Catholic church firmly opposed the legalisation of abortion.
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Anaheim's six-game road trip has quickly devolved with three consecutive losses since an impressive 21-22 victory at St. Louis to kick off the trek.
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In Tanzania the decision over who receives the money from PSSN is devolved to villages, where at public meetings residents discuss the merits of neighbours' cases.
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But what started out as a prayer vigil on Wednesday devolved into chaos as protesters marched downtown, facing off with police outside the downtown Omni hotel.
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The race between the leading GOP candidates has devolved into a manly contest of who can better defend his wife in the vicious world of politics.
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Meanwhile, other UK devolved nations will be indignant about the large sums of money promised to Northern Ireland up front in order to secure the deal.
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The killing of 29-year-old reporter Lyra McKee during rioting by militant Irish nationalists increased pressure on politicians to get the devolved government working again.
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The interview then devolved into farce when Love-Robinson was asked if he was, in fact, not a doctor but simply a fraud and a liar.
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Majumdar has taken what could easily have devolved into sappy sentimentalism — your first child learning to walk — and transformed it into a pared down, imaginative possibility.
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The possibility of Scotland's devolved government blocking Article 50, meanwhile, is seen as unlikely by constitutional lawyers, who point out that parliament in Westminster remains sovereign.
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Under Britain's constitution, the British parliament must seek consent from the Scottish and Welsh assemblies when legislating on policy areas that overlap with their devolved powers.
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Kaine's professionalism echoes into each of his political positions and is a breath of normalcy in a campaign that's devolved to the lowest levels of decency.
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In my case, what started as a three-hour trip slowly devolved into a 13-hour travel day from LA to the festival gates in Tahoe.
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I stopped going to the gym, scheduling my acupuncture appointments, and my commitment to a paleo diet devolved into ordering Chinese food on Seamless every night.
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Within 45 minutes of asking her mother to take her to the hospital, her speech devolved into a garbled, slurred gibberish, until finally she was unresponsive.
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So Mr. Hubbard's trial, expected to last into next month, will further unsettle a political landscape that has already devolved into something of a national spectacle.
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Since Libya devolved into conflict after Muammar Gaddafi's 2011 ousting, men in the country have lost nine years off their lives and women lost six years.
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Gioia's assertion was that 21st‑century music writing has devolved into a form of lifestyle journalism that willfully ignores the technical details of the music itself.
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UNITED KINGDOM - The government will also make a further 1 billion pounds available for government departments and the devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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However, in elections to Scotland's devolved parliament in 2016, the SNP lost seats and fell just short of an overall majority, while the Conservatives made gains.
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The impact of the crisis was difficult to gauge in the election of more than 2,700 local officials and new devolved authorities in Scotland and Wales.
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His comments about the notorious Trump Tower meeting in June of 2016, between campaign officials and the Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya, have similarly devolved into falsehoods.
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The segment eventually devolved into Kos-Read more or less being goofy in front of the camera and enlisting Chinese people to cut loose with him.
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A memorial for Hussle devolved into chaos Monday night resulting in a stampede that injured 19 people including a police officer, according to local media reports.
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She was in on many interagency discussions that never made the headlines, but devolved into bad blood between agencies and the White House and Defense Department.
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At Middlebury College in Vermont in March, protests outside the speech of a conservative political scientist devolved into a shoving match that left one professor hospitalized.
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This year's congressional hearings about Facebook and social media often devolved into inane and uninformed questioning, like how does Facebook earn money if its doesn't charge?
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If only there were more signs of how things have devolved into a shitty swamp that makes no sense and provokes us with its proud stupidity.
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It's a bummer that what was once a pretty good cringe sub has devolved into post like this, this, and this, all from the past month.
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US Marines, as they had in past battles, were called upon to battle a determined foe in close-combat, which at times devolved into a fistfight.
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The NHS in Scotland is devolved to the Scottish government, so the election won&apost have a direct impact on healthcare policy north of the border.
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By late 2015, the lawsuit over ownership of the hostel had devolved into a fight over compromising photos, according to several people involved in the case.
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I got flooded with responses and links and Amazon reviews and my post quickly devolved into a fight between the co-sleepers and non-co-sleepers.
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CreditCreditAlex Wong/Getty Images The tantalizing leaks have spilled out in the weeks since the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Indianapolis devolved into civil war.
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The clashes quickly devolved into a full-fledged civil war that fractured the nation along ethnic lines just two years after it gained independence from Sudan.
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Spain, he said, should look to his native Belgium, which has sharply devolved power to Flanders — much as Spain has already done with the Basque region.
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Donald Trump's victory speech on Tuesday for Michigan and Mississippi devolved into a bizarre infomercial about former and current Trump products that Mitt Romney had insulted.
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The session devolved into partisan warfare, and Trump weighed in on the hearing in real time, sending out several tweets from his official White House account.
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The pair had drinks on the patio outside the guest house, which devolved into a furious argument about Smith's children, and Christina then entered Smith's house.
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The Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday rapidly devolved into a free-for-all showdown that underscored the increasingly urgent positions of several of the candidates. Sen.
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The painting, entitled "Devolved Parliament," sold for almost nine times its previous price after a 13-minute bidding war, Sotheby's auction house announced in a tweet.
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"Last night's discussion with the author devolved into accusations of her demonstrating racism against white people," Dr. Russell Willerton, the department chair, said in a statement.
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Michael Russell said the devolved pro-independence Scottish administration is trying to prepare for Brexit, despite Scots having voted against it, but possible outcomes are "legion".
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At another, guests left before dessert because the conversation had devolved into a discussion about how difficult it is to get one's kids into preschool here.
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The film centers around a dystopian future, in which mankind has devolved into abject stupidity after repeated generations in which the dumbest have the most children.
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What began as campaign rhetoric to fix the shortcomings of the ACA and ultimately strengthen the law has devolved into a budget-cutting free-for-all.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - A fresh drive to restore devolved government in Northern Ireland will be launched immediately after the UK General Election, it was announced on Wednesday.
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The British-run province has been without a devolved executive for almost three years since it collapsed amid a row over a botched renewable heating scheme.
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Failure in those talks could cause devolved powers to revert to London and open the possibility of a deeper rethinking of the concept of power sharing.
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A Robinson event in Oldham, Greater Manchester devolved into violence on Sunday when his supporters clashed with protesters, who lobbed bricks and eggs at one another.
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It feels like travel, which should be an adventure and an opportunity for encounters, has devolved so much toward being cost efficient that something has been lost.
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DR LUKE ALLEN GP Academic Clinical FellowUniversity of Oxford Banyan typifies what social commentary has devolved to in the social-media age ("Them v everyone", June 29th).
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What started as a sitdown to discuss prison reform, manufacturing, and gang violence in parts of Chicago devolved into the two men showering each other with compliments.
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It ought to be devolved to the states and replaced by a national fund that invests in critical economic priorities and opens infrastructure markets to private capital.
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The red coat and sunglasses First came this December 2018 meeting, involving some of the most powerful politicians in the country, that devolved into a heated argument.
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FCDQ will also have the capacity and powers devolved to CCD including the ability to call on the caisse network for capital in case the need arises.
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The comment has raised hackles amongst nationalists north of the English border, where they have a majority in the devolved parliament and are increasingly discontented over Brexit.
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In its 1997 manifesto Labour promised to formalise the rights of the people and offer devolved power to the various nations and provinces of the United Kingdom.
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Instead of providing a clear differentiation of powers, devolution brought a fudge whereby Westminster would "not normally" legislate on devolved matters without permission from the relevant institutions.
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The demonstration in the Hong Kong territorial town of Sheung Shui, not far from the Chinese city of Shenzhen, began peacefully but devolved into skirmishes and shouting.
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"When are you going to forget about being a child?" asks the corporate bully who has devolved from counting the stars to stealing them all for himself.
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At one point in the season, he devolved into yelling "I need some pussy!" at work, much to the annoyance of one of his female co-workers.
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They also failed to notice that their pitching staff had devolved into an assemblage of aging soft-tossers who were dead last in the league in strikeouts.
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In a Friday press conference, Dallas's police chief David Brown justified its use as a measure of last resort, after a prolonged standoff devolved into a shootout.
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I think about that boy picking up that AR in Cabela's, and I'm torn between the culture I grew up with and how that culture has devolved.
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He told Politico that he wasn't pleased with what it had devolved into: And I thought, 'This is one of the issues that we have to address.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's devolved parliament is suffering an ongoing brute-force cyber attack but the attack has not breached the assembly's IT defenses, it said on Wednesday.
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This would appear self-evident but was also part of the challenge of the day — to reassert some gravity on what might have devolved into Romper Room.
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His disappearance devolved into an international scandal after Saudi officials initially stated that he had left the building unharmed before later offering differing explanations for his death.
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An incident between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson on Bachelor in Paradise devolved into a series of uninformed Chris Harrison lectures about rape culture and slut-shaming.
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Two of the most enduring, and sensitive, American alliances of the past half-century have now devolved into haggling over "cost sharing," New York–mob-protection-style.
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He was elected to the devolved Welsh Assembly in 2003 to represent Alyn and Deeside in northeast Wales and served as environment minister and Labour's chief whip.
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But as the gilded Capitol building devolved into a cage for semiferal legislators, lawyers, bill drafters and reporters, democracy appeared less glamorous, and less pristine, than ever.
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What once appeared to be a solid friendship between famous friends has devolved into a hodgepodge of alleged diss tracks, shady social media posts and interview clapbacks.
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When the conversation devolved into a brawl over the merits of diversity—one that Cernekee joined—a senior vice president at Google attempted to shut it down.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday everyone wanted to see an agreement to restore Northern Ireland's devolved government after parties failed to reach agreement.
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On a spaceship far away, humans have devolved into helpless creatures ferried around on floating chairs while small armies of service robots attend to their every need.
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Decisions on abortion law have historically been the responsibility of the Northern Ireland Assembly, which has a special devolved status from the rest of the UK government.
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Now, all those hopes and dreams have devolved into breathless deconstructions of courtside exchanges with fans and team-issued apologies — or nonapologies, as the case may be.
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Progressives have rapidly devolved into a party of violence, from riots on college campuses protesting conservative speakers, to attacks on a legislator for making a phone call.
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But pro-EU Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon, who heads Scotland's devolved government, said renegotiation was "too grand a word" for what Cameron had achieved.
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Scotland voted by 62 percent to remain in the EU, and its devolved Parliament voted Tuesday to seek a second referendum on independence in response to Brexit.
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By January 20113, the Syrian uprising had devolved into a full-blown civil war pitting the FSA and other assorted rebel groups against Assad and his supporters.
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Ramos baited the two candidates into a squabble over their respective votes on Senate immigration bills, which naturally devolved into Clinton accusing Sanders of abandoning Ted Kennedy.
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Three years on, she has devolved from a proud matron into a slattern who slouches in and out of her house in a slip, scandalizing the neighborhood.
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He has gained some of Barzani's newly devolved presidential powers, and maintained ties with the Kurdish opposition, making him a more palatable candidate to mend regional fences.
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Attempts to cajole Democrats into supporting more than $5 billion in border wall funding have devolved into partisan squabbles with little bearing on the matter at hand.
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In September, a deal-making dinner with "Chuck and Nancy" — Mr. Schumer and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader — later devolved into angry recriminations.
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R.A. member I met in South Armagh, said he also quit the organization in the 1970s, when he decided it had devolved into a terrorist criminal enterprise.
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Longtime members of FIFA's board described the scenes in Bogotá as unlike anything they had witnessed at any previous meetings, a debate that almost devolved into rebellion.
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It's not the only solution, but it's an important one to help revitalize our democracy, which for far too many Americans has devolved into a spectator sport.
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What exactly elicited the crowd's suspicion remains unclear -- there are multiple contested accounts -- but the situation quickly devolved, with protesters around the airport rushing to the scene.
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That quickly revealed itself to be gun violence, and given the verbal blood sport the issue triggers, a debate could have devolved into a full-fledged donnybrook.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's divorce from his first wife Ivana had already devolved into a tabloid spectacle when, frustrated by the proceedings, the future President's temper flared.
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The debate sits squarely at the ongoing power struggle between Britain's central government in London and the so-called devolved states of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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By Monday night, as the parliamentary session neared an end, and lawmakers saw their debating time vanishing, the typically unruly chamber devolved into fresh depths of chaos.
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From the first moments when Topsy devolved into the pickaninny, African-Americans worked to counter the libel that their kids were not vulnerable and not really children.
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Since then, the situation has devolved into a gigantic, multi-pronged controversy about diversity and discrimination in the romance industry, and the commotion is far from over.
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Sources said the memo has caused a massive debate to go on inside Google, which has devolved in ways not unlike those taking place across the country.
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The meeting devolved into laughter on cue, then pivoted quickly back to focus, with an agile restraint known perhaps only to those who laugh for a paycheck.
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Without a market-based, technology-neutral system like a carbon fee or trading market, our energy policies have devolved into a jostling match of competitors seeking favors.
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If it were not for that little revealer at the end, my "aha" moment would have never come, and consternation would have simply devolved into 29-Down.
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Multiple sources said the memo has caused a massive debate to go on internally, which has devolved in ways not unlike those taking place across the country.
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The crisis in Venezuela devolved over the weekend, as embattled president Nicolás Maduro's military blocked help and humanitarian aid from entering the country — occasionally with deadly force.
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A survey conducted by the council found only a narrow 51 percent of accommodation-providers supported the idea, which needs a final sign-off by Scotland's devolved parliament.
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To win again in places like Brentford and Isleworth, Tory campaigns will have to be more collegial, devolved and consultative, as well as much better on social media.
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It quickly devolved into a petty, partisan fight over old news (Trump's mocking of a disabled journalist) and whether it was a celebrity's place to comment on politics.
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That contrast was never clearer than during the presidential candidates' final debate on Wednesday night, which devolved into a verbal brawl filled with name calling and finger pointing.
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However, the same court rejected arguments that the UK's devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales must give assent before the process to leave Europe can start.
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The SNP leader also said that while the Supreme Court ruling to ensure a parliamentary vote was welcome, the rejection of devolved administrations revealed a lack of equality.
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But has ruled out an illegal referendum, so that, failing approval by London, the 2021 election for Scotland's devolved parliament seems likely to become a proxy independence vote.
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It was an unexpectedly quick end to a match that devolved into chaos after Williams was penalized an entire game for getting in an argument with the umpire.
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Thanks to Higgins' continuous jokes and purposeful clumsiness, the taste test quickly devolved, and, at the announcer's goading, Batali ended up throwing wine right in Jimmy's blindfolded face.
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The court also ruled that there was no need for Parliament to wait for approval from devolved assemblies in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland before invoking Article 50.
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Eight years later, the race to succeed devolved into one of the darkest national election races in memory, a bitter and ugly fight between two deeply unpopular candidates.
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She rejected calls from the devolved governments to give them a role in the negotiations, calling them "divisive nationalists" and saying "there is no opt-out from Brexit".
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Originally an easter egg hidden in its tropical resort level, "Wedding Qake" was a goofy meta-game where a wedding had devolved into a messy free for all.
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What was initially a complicated intellectual exploration of the complexities of artificial life has devolved into a big hunt-the-herring game about the quirks of idiosyncratic storytelling.
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Concessions on such issues could seriously damage efforts by the DUP to secure a deal with Sinn Fein to restore Northern Ireland's devolved government, which collapsed in January.
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President Trump's Republicans have devolved into a party without a cause, dominated by a leader hopelessly ill-informed about the basics of conservatism, US history and the Constitution.
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But Britain's Scotland minister, David Mundell, has said that the repeal will be a "transitional" arrangement, and it will ultimately result in a boost in devolved parliamentary power.
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The festival was cancelled, flights were grounded, people were stranded, and the whole thing pretty much devolved into Lord of the Flies starring a bunch of Raya users.
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After users realized that Tay would parrot some version of their comments back to them, her initially sunny outlook quickly devolved into that of the standard internet troll.
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Their relationship has only devolved since Cooper won the governor's office amid lawsuits and a high-profile spat over the controversial 2016 law, HB2, superseding local nondiscrimination ordinances.
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Scotland is excluded from the consultation as its devolved government has a policy that radioactive waste should be stored in near-surface sites, rather than be buried underground.
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She shrugged off questions about conditions there that might have devolved into descriptions of the camps, and she was protective of the people and friendships she's built there.
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But before the store even opened on the first day, the event quickly devolved into chaos — the police shut it down after two teenagers were assaulted in line.
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Concessions on such issues would seriously damage efforts by the DUP to secure a deal with Sinn Fein to restore Northern Ireland's devolved government, which collapsed in January.
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It began with the best intentions, but as things on Twitter tend to go, things quickly devolved into a mess of memes, sadness, and somehow, compassion and encouragement.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, leaving at least 20 dead and wreaking billions of dollars in damages to public infrastructure and private business.
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His office said he was also planning a trip to Wales to meet local farmers and to Northern Ireland to discuss ongoing talks to restore its devolved executive.
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"We have devolved into some separatism and we've taken our corners," Malik Aziz, the deputy chief of police in Dallas, said in an interview with CNN on Friday.
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I've long maintained a cautious skepticism about the Trump-Russia collusion investigation, repeatedly stating that it's not a "witch hunt" but, ultimately, may have devolved into prosecutorial overreach.
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Giuffre has alleged for years that Maxwell recruited her at the age of 16 to give Epstein massages, which quickly devolved into sexual abuse that continued for years.
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that she was frustrated that Northern Ireland had been without a devolved government for over eighteen months.
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The demonstrations have sometimes devolved into arson, riots and looting, leaving at least 20 dead and wreaking billions of dollars of damage to public infrastructure and private businesses.
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Brett Kavanaugh's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee about allegations of sexual assault somehow devolved into a unhinged yelling match about beer, blacking out, and bizarre yearbook references.
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This is just one of many ironies dripping from the escalating paint skirmish, which has devolved into an international, and increasingly nasty, war of words and investor presentations.
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He railed against McConnell about the ongoing congressional probes, a call that devolved into the President shouting profanities at the majority leader, sources briefed on the call said.
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By age 15, Maurice had devolved from an uncontrollably disturbed child to an advanced alcoholic whose spectacular benders landed him either in jail or in a psychiatric facility.
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The vote, which had been declared illegal by the Spanish constitutional court, devolved into violent clashes between voters and the Spanish national police, who attempted to stop it.
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The debate, for instance, over whether surrogacy should stay illegal in Italy — a topic worthy of serious, engaged discussion — long ago devolved into something more like a catfight.
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The department's policymaking process devolved into conversations between Mr. Tillerson and a lone aide, Brian H. Hook, neither of whom had much experience with the countries they discussed.
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South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011; by December 2013, the country had devolved into a civil war that killed at least 400,000 people and displaced millions.
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To judge from furious street protests that have swept the nation, the party devolved in the eyes of many into a patronage network enriching a well-connected few.
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In a series of tweets this month, Mr. Trump criticized Mr. McConnell publicly, and berated him in a phone call that quickly devolved into a profane shouting match.
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Instead, the debate devolved at times into a shouting match, as candidates switched between ignoring the questions posed to them and pleading with the anchors to step in.
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His shaky playoff form continued against the Panthers as the Cardinals fell behind 17-0 in the first quarter and their offense devolved into a string of miscues.
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In July, British lawmakers in London voted overwhelmingly to compel the government to overhaul the laws if Belfast's devolved executive was not restored by midnight on Oct. 21.
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The 2016 presidential debates devolved into name-calling and outright lying, leaving fields of detritus for the fact checkers to clean up, but the damage was already done.
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When "Devolved Parliament" was displayed on loan in Bristol earlier this year, the museum made no mention of it being different from the painting it showed in 2009.
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"A choice between Brexit and a future for Scotland as an independent European nation should be offered in the lifetime of this parliament," Sturgeon told Scotland's devolved parliament.
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Her SNP is by far the dominant Scottish party, running the country's devolved government and holding 54 of the 59 designated seats for Scotland in the London parliament.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's devolved government will shortly introduce its own, alternative Brexit bill, increasing pressure on the UK government over legislation needed to pass in Britain's national parliament.
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The judiciary committee houses a number of firebrand Republicans known for their scorched-earth style of attacks, and Wednesday&aposs hearing quickly devolved into theatrics and partisan mudslinging.
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The pivotal play, though, arrived long before the game had devolved into a romp, and before nearly 234,217 fans chanted Brady's name and crooned along to Bon Jovi.
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"Devolved Parliament", in which chimpanzees replace politicians, measures 13 feet (4 m) long, making it the largest known canvas by the secretive British street artist, according to Sotheby's.
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But by 2011 both Democrats and Republicans had figured out how to game the system, and Arizona's experiment in bipartisanship devolved into ever more devious forms of ratfucking.
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" This whole Virginia' story has evolved — or devolved — so rapidly this week that many politicians seem to have a hard time keeping up "I'm still learning about it.
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In the 20 years since Rent's Broadway debut on April 29, 1996, its status as an important piece of art has devolved from musical wunderkind to frequent punchline.
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The DUP and Sinn Fein shared power in the previous devolved administration under a system created following a peace deal which ended three decades of violence in the province.
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The disgraced pop star made headlines on Wednesday when a CBS This Morning interview devolved into tearful and openly aggressive as Kelly unsuccessfully tried to play the victim card.
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The dispute revolves around a clause in the Withdrawal bill that the SNP says limits the Holyrood parliament's lawmaking ability, as well as the powers of its devolved executive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The "sheer intransigence" of the British government over Brexit could lead to a second Scottish independence referendum, the head of the devolved Scottish government said on Tuesday.
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Russell told reporters the independence-minded devolved government in Edinburgh was expanding permanent missions in Brussels, Berlin, Paris and other European centers to help keep close to trading partners.
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But a few days earlier it had looked like Scotland might vote to split and British politicians offered Scotland's devolved parliament new powers to encourage Scots to reject secession.
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Slowing down a Justin Bieber track may have been a statement about artistic integrity, but technical memes quickly devolved from a semi-critical act into one of mindless labor.
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As even the showrunners have readily acknowledged, the job of satirizing Silicon Valley has grown harder as the real Silicon Valley has devolved into a horrifying caricature of itself.
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CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Staffers from the Trump and Clinton campaigns gathered at a post-campaign conference at Harvard that devolved into a furious round of shouting and condemnations Thursday afternoon.
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"A choice between Brexit and a future for Scotland as an independent European nation should be offered in the lifetime of this parliament," Sturgeon told Holyrood, Scotland's devolved parliament.
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Although he began exhibiting in the 1980s, he shares little with his Neo-Expressionist counterparts, many of whom, like Jim Dine and Lucas Samaras, have devolved into period artists.
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What started as a more black-and-white scenario of killer clowns targeting innocent people has devolved into a twisted narrative in which no one can really be trusted.
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Russell told reporters the independence-minded devolved government in Edinburgh was expanding permanent missions in Brussels, Berlin, Paris and other European centres to help keep close to trading partners.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is what our presidential showdowns have devolved into -- not an after-debate discussion of substantive issues, but a parsing of all the incredulous, ridiculous utterances.
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Scotland and Wales, which currently control policy areas such as health, education, transport and agriculture, say the legislation does not guarantee the status of their devolved powers after Brexit.
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Since, the Syrian uprising has devolved into a brutal and complex war that spawned a global refugee crisis and fueled the rise of the brutal Islamic State (ISIS) group.
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The protests were largely peaceful but sometimes devolved into chaos, as law officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas and sprayed water at some activists they say were unruly.
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The FTC received 7,000 comments, largely from angry consumers, before hosting a public workshop this June with industry leaders and economists that devolved at several points into minor chaos.
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The situation devolved even further in June of that year, when Activision's Destiny reveal at the annual E3 trade show — which included a trailer — replaced all of O'Donnell's music.
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Rumors of infighting among Trump's staff eventually devolved into all-out warfare, bursting dramatically into the open late Thursday with a vulgar screed from incoming communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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When the devolved regional parliaments were formed in the early Blair years, part of their initial legal infrastructure was the requirement that they act in accordance with EU law.
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It said it would then begin to return some devolved powers to the British parliament in London for the first time in a decade, a move Sinn Fein opposes.
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Kelly was an outstanding choice to be chief of staff of a White House that has devolved into a collection of warring factions and highly ambitious, sometimes uncontrollable personalities.
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A dispute between speedway management and the competitors for control of the sport devolved into boycotts, the split of sanctioning bodies and schedules, and the general flight of sponsors.
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Since then, Sturgeon, who leads Scotland's devolved government, has been arguing that the country should be allowed to hold a referendum on independence at a time of its choosing.
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The building, part of a projected complex, was meant to be an incubator for social change, but it has devolved into a paranoid, class-ridden microcosm of social dysfunction.
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Asked about the independence ambitions of Scotland's devolved government, Minor cast doubt on suggestions that Scotland could automatically join the EU or inherit Britain's membership once it had left.
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What started as a peaceful protest devolved into violence on Sunday evening after a group of demonstrators began vandalizing and defacing the Chinese government's liaison office in Hong Kong.
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The president unexpectedly called in camera crews and reporters just before the negotiations, which quickly devolved into a heated shouting match between Trump and Democratic leaders, who traded barbs.
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The British-run province has for almost three years been without a devolved executive, as required by the region's 1998 peace deal, and the British government has set Jan.
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A hearing focused on alternatives to fetal tissue research devolved into a familiar and partisan fight often had on Capitol Hill: whether the federal government should fund Planned Parenthood.
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Scotland's devolved government imposed a moratorium on fracking last year and Britain's opposition Labour party said this week it would ban it if the party were elected in 2020.
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Instead, the briefing devolved into a tense back-and-forth over the separation practice, which has dominated television news with images of children being kept in chain-link cages.
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Though largely peaceful, the latest demonstrations devolved into violence in several instances, with online videos purporting to show police officers firing tear gas at protesters and mobs setting fires.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland said on Thursday progress was being made towards a deal to ensure that all devolved powers transfer back to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland after Brexit.
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But the military situation has devolved into a stalemate, with forces loyal to the GNA pushing Haftar's forces back and capturing one of the LNA's forward bases in June.
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The discussion, he laments, had devolved into a contentious back and forth in which people accused others in the group of being racists, assuming the worst about their peers.
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Democrats began threatening to risk their positions in the U.S. Senate by releasing privileged emails, as the third day of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearing devolved into fighting.
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It also said Brexit would lead to a significant increase in powers and responsibilities for local institutions in the three devolved nations, in areas such as fisheries and agriculture.
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What it really is: Shedding its noble original mission statement, MensRights has devolved into the sort of anti-SJW/feminist/women cesspool that comprises the rest of this list.
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In all four reports, another strange theme: the campaigns targeting dissidents had suddenly devolved to much more crude operations based on open source tools, basic spearphishing, and amateur malware.
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It voted against legislating in cases of fatal fetal abnormality and rape in February 2016 and the assembly has not sat since the devolved government collapsed in January 2017.
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Hearings on pension changes have devolved into shouting matches, frustrating proponents inside and outside the government, and leading even former allies to speak of Mr. Bolsonaro with open contempt.
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While Hillary Clinton tries to recover from a bout of pneumonia, the presidential contest has basically devolved into a bunch of elderly people screaming about which candidate is healthier.
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For several hours before Trump's tweet, talks had devolved into a state of confusion, with key officials on both sides directly contradicting each other on whether a deal exists.
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The enforcement action quickly devolved into an exchange of gunfire between police and a gunman that left six cops wounded and two pinned down for hours inside a rowhouse.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" laid out an extreme version of America's pathologies, issuing a warning that what was once shocking could come to seem normal, as outrage devolved into complacency.
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But a roughly 20-minute meeting on Wednesday, the first with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Trump since the impeachment inquiry began, devolved into name-calling and finger-pointing.
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Angry phone calls and private badmouthing have devolved into open conflict, with the president threatening to oppose Republican senators who cross him, and Mr. McConnell mobilizing to their defense.
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The London Assembly is an elected body that scrutinizes the activities of the mayor and forms part of the Greater London Authority (GLA), the capital's devolved regional governance body.
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Scotland won new devolved powers after a last-minute pledge by the British government just before an independence referendum in 2014, when it looked like the secessionists might win.
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"Obviously work is ongoing in trying to reach a solution and to get the compromises that are necessary to get the devolved administration up and running again," he added.
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Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones said it was difficult for the devolved administrations to influence the process when there was so much uncertainty over what the government was seeking.
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And the White House has publicly downplayed Kelly's role in orchestrating last Thursday's meeting, which devolved into Trump deriding some countries as "shitholes" or "shithouses," depending on the telling.
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The "continuity bill", to be announced on Tuesday afternoon in the Scottish parliament, aims to ensure stability of devolved law once Britain leaves the EU, The Herald newspaper said.
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The hearing, which quickly devolved into chaos, did not yield new information for Democrats, who are conducting a sprawling investigation into obstruction, public corruption and other abuses of power.
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Users complained that constantly looking up and to the right at the prism display resulted in eye strain, and the product ultimately devolved into a series of internet memes.
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In the absence of accountability, this is what our system has devolved into: three line workers on an email chain figuring out how to squeeze foreclosures past a judge.
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The Lewandowski hearing had devolved into a shouting match with members tangled in a back-and-forth that resulted in more made-for-tv soundbites than actual, new information.
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Bikes, in fact, proved controversial with this crowd, as a question about a protected bike lane on 14th Street largely devolved into a reprimand of bike safety and enforcement.
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Trump attacked McConnell in a series of tweets, blaming him for its failure, and a phone call between the two devolved into "a profane shouting match," the Times reports.
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The province has been without a devolved executive for over a year since Irish nationalists Sinn Fein withdrew from the compulsory power-sharing government with the DUP, their arch-rivals.
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Ewing was attending the EU council as part of an arrangement by which the British government lets members of its devolved administrations take part with it in some EU meetings.
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About 30 minutes later, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, uninvited guests are said to have started a fight at a Sweet 16 party that quickly devolved into a shooting, leaving five injured.
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Unlike several other rallies that devolved into riots, Graham&aposs event has received a city permit and his organization is working with police on security and traffic issues, she said.
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An initial proposal last year by Britain that devolved powers returning from the European Union after Brexit should initially pass to Westminster was roundly rejected by Welsh and Scottish politicians.
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That would "avoid any risk of the Supreme Court deciding to accord the devolved administrations some rights or even some veto powers over the triggering of Article 50", he said.
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Paula Patton did not plan on engaging in the public spectacle her squabble with Robin Thicke over custody of 6-year-old son Julian has devolved into, an insider says.
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Last year's explosive "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville began with people marching with tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans, and devolved into violence the next day, leaving dozens injured.
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