The Iranian regime was by many reports in dire, dire straits.
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Jackson's increasingly dire situation Jackson's situation grew more dire over the last 24 hours.
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But Charney's modus operandi seems to be that dire times call for dire measures.
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He understood that dire times required dire measures and he learned the art of warfare.
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Why are things less dire in Germany, very dire in Italy and catastrophic in Spain?
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They argued that, while the latest warnings have been dire, they have not been dire enough.
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For doctors, it's all the outliers who survive dire disease predictors — or even dire diseases — decades beyond expectation.
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More fires don't mean more dire Chiefly, the idea of "more" fires doesn't necessarily translate into a more dire situation.
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" A 'dire' situation: Faller called the situation in Venezuela "dire," and said Maduro's government "starves its people by using food as a weapon.
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If it is a dire wolf, it would be the northernmost instance ever and it would be the only known soft tissue dire wolf preserved.
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But look, the dire predictions about Trump haven&apost come to pass because Trump hasn&apost lived down to the dire predictions that they made about him.
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Il a défendu les imams, mais pas trop — ne rien dire aurait été comme regarder passivement une tragédie; en dire plus aurait été attaquer son propre gouvernement.
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I remembered how, on the first leg to Dire Dawa, I'd chatted with Aschale Tesfahun, a political science lecturer at Dire Dawa University, who'd eulogized about the train.
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Climate change will have dire consequences A new US government report delivers a dire warning about climate change and its devastating impacts on the health and economy of the country.
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KS: When you think about all this, it is a dire time and it's really nice when people do laugh about it, even though it feels dire at the same time.
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So he does what he wants — with dire consequences.
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"Conditions ... are becoming more dire and dangerous," he said.
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The risk isn't extinction — but it's extremely dire nonetheless.
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The dire language of Trump's inaugural address painted a dark picture of America The dire language of Trump's inaugural address painted a dark picture of America In his inaugural address Donald Trump promised to make America great again, but he also used some very stark, dire language to describe the current state of the country.
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That's not to diminish Juliette — I think she represents all of us in a way — but she jumps to dire conclusions about herself when something actually dire is happening to somebody else.
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"I&aposve been going around these national places, it&aposs dire for Labour … it&aposs dire … it&aposs awful for them, and it&aposs the combination of Corbyn and Brexit," he said.
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All it took was Luann de Lesseps' dire legal crisis.
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This is a dire threat that must be decisively eliminated.
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I don't think it's that dire in the euro zone.
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The conversation about voting rights is no less dire. Hours
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A senior House GOP staffer had a dire warning Tuesday.
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The situation is too dire to pretend it's not happening.
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IRS computers and software are in dire need of upgrades.
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However, things may not be as dire as they seem.
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In our experience, security on board ships is often dire.
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The scientist comes with her dire warning and amazing discoveries.
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Happiness… We're living in some really dire times right now.
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When you find yourself in dire straits, just run away.
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The de facto blockade is exacting a dire humanitarian toll.
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Outdated and overcrowded airports are in dire need of upgrades.
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We are in dire need of hard currency and investment.
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Despite dire predictions of riots and arrests, nothing bad happened.
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It just illustrates the dire straits the company is in.
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Protests against the dire state of American policing are working.
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No matter how dire things get, they reject helpless despair.
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"The results of these misjudgments have been dire," he said.
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The situation has grown dire in parts of the country.
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Today the sources of his ire have grown more dire.
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Humanity is in dire straits from some otherworldly, metaphysical threat.
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The ramifications go beyond the potentially dire consequences for romance.
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However, new reports paint a dire picture of sunscreen products.
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The consequences of a prolonged brain drain could be dire.
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The economies of both countries are already in dire straits.
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The rankings show that some states are in dire straits.
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For DC, the news was dire, although not altogether unexpected.
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If they don't, the consequences could be dire, experts warn.
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Elizabeth Warren -- and she seems to be promising dire consequences.
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The situation gets only more dire with years of inaction.
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" Day added, "The worst case post-Brexit is absolutely dire.
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Some of these statistics used to be even more dire.
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Young enough for nothing dire to have happened to it.
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"He said the conditions inside are very dire," she said.
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The video from National Geographic below shows the dire situation.
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While things seem dire, she is holding on to hope.
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Our oceans are in dire need of dedicated conservation efforts.
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And yet, I was in dire need of a shower.
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The shortages are also compounding Venezuela's already dire food insecurity.
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The doctors became whistleblowers, speaking out with a dire warning.
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He described the situation to BuzzFeed News as utterly dire.
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We're being faced with some dire messaging around being female.
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The consequences of continuing down the present course are dire.
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The dire condition of our nation's infrastructure cannot be overstated.
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And despite his dire condition, Carl squeezed his father's hand.
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The outlook for the Cape Denison Adelie penguins remains dire.
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Sometimes the need for some nugs becomes a dire emergency.
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In dire circumstances, I would chow it down with gratitude.
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But the repercussions are dire for Turkey as a whole.
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But efforts to improve Africa's dire trade links should help.
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Trump's education policies will only make the situation more dire.
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"Church life in Cornwall is pretty dire," says Mr Brierley.
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Freedom House, a media watchdog, has called the situation "dire".
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Here's just one example of how dire this problem is.
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In the play's second act, Winnie's situation is more dire.
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In some cases, Oklahoma's public schools face unusually dire straits.
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The subsequent diagnosis was dire: Astleford has squamous cell carcinoma.
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The dire reports, she added, do not give her pause.
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Lack of sleep can have dire consequences for your health.
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The lack of electricity and fuel have yielded dire consequences.
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Puerto Rico is facing a dire fiscal and economic crisis.
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Otherwise, this is just the beginning of a dire epidemic.
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But her circumstances are a little more raw and dire.
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If we don't act soon, there could be dire consequences.
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Throughout Australia, the dire extinction rate is expected to worsen.
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But Zika can pose a dire risk to pregnant women.
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By some measures, the stock's technical picture looks equally dire.
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The state of the regime's retirement funds is also dire.
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Our political prospects are grim, and the consequences are dire.
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That will have dire consequences for Social Security and Medicare.
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Over time, Trump's reversal risks seeing Obama's dire warnings realized.
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It's not looking good: Both surveys paint a dire picture.
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The vast Himalayan glaciers have a dire future, at best.
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The scant statistics that are available indicate a dire problem.
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Although the blockade later eased, Yemen's situation has remained dire.
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Puerto Rico's dire circumstances are compounded by the commonwealth's bankruptcy.
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There are dire shortages of food, medicine and other essentials.
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In her "American Psycho," dire comedy mixes with Grand Guignol.
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None, though, are in the dire predicament of Chicago State.
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Fallout games always alternated between objectively dire situations and slapstick.
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The need to take action has never been more dire.
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It looks like those dire forecasts are already coming true.
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The status of abortion rights in the state is dire.
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When I say dire situation, I mean something potentially dangerous.
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There is no question that Viacom is in dire straits.
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News on the climate front has been dire this year.
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It has never been clear how dire the shortfall was.
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Other presidents effectively took on dire if less daunting crises.
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But this patient's case had turned into something more dire.
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Specifically, hospitals are in dire need of masks and gowns.
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Things generally seem to be in dire need of repair.
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If talks are bungled, the outcome could be dire indeed.
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Publicly, Lafarge painted a better picture of the dire event.
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But what lay behind all these dire warnings about inflation?
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A recent government report predicts dire consequences from climate change.
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It is a dire forecast, but not a radical one.
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The finding, in a newly published analysis, has dire implications.
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But the consequences could be dire for families in poverty.
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Yemenis suffer from dire shortages of electricity, food and medicine.
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The lack of supplies is already dire in many places.
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Things are looking just as dire on the domestic front.
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I'd ferret out dire problems and make them much worse.
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In the United States, the situation is hardly so dire.
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The situation appeared particularly dire in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Meanwhile, the need within the military for doctors is dire.
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And they show just how dire the situation is becoming.
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All these things portend dire consequences for the country's future.
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All these things portend dire consequences for the country's future.
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It's a lot of dire questions from a futurist philosopher.
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In policing, the consequences of such bias can be dire.
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In a quarantine situation, this could become even more dire.
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But, whatever the reason, her candidacy is in dire shape.
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The pope on Saturday said that the situation was dire.
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Others warned of more dire consequences of the court's action.
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There is no standard treatment, and the prognosis is dire.
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Last week's Morning Consult polls reinforced the GOP's dire predicament.
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Go deeper: The dire state of rural mental health care
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Doing so would make the consequences both dire and clear.
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The increasingly dire humanitarian conditions have raised the geopolitical stakes.
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It's hard to overstate how dire California's housing crisis is.
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"We are in dire circumstances right now," Ms. Korsnick said.
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The dire agreement affects him almost as a betrothal might.
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It's not his actual campaign that's in truly dire straits.
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All American Sadie was saved from dire straits in Kentucky.
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People who have managed to escape describe a dire situation.
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"I know that it was dire for them," he said.
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The family is in dire straits; it's not genteel poverty.
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The dire warnings have gotten a tremendous amount of attention.
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The state's aging dams are in dire need of repair.
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That Puerto Rico is in dire straits is an understatement.
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The consequences across the marine tree of life are dire.
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" She added, "It's a candle; it's not dire at all.
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As is now unfortunately customary, the findings are incredibly dire.
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"The projections are dire," Nielsen told lawmakers earlier this month.
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And the consequences for American democracy could be profoundly dire.
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"It just shows how dire things have become," he said.
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The de facto blockade has exacted a dire humanitarian toll.
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However, what often happens on Twitter feels different and dire.
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The situation on Indian lands is about to get dire.
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And he issued a dire warning to Mr. Trump's base.
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Optimism doesn't mean ignoring the reality of a dire situation.
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Mr. Trump was among those who warned of dire consequences.
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Dire predictions about what would result never came to pass.
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Does everybody in such dire straits get asked this question?
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The site is in dire need of conservation, Farhoud said.
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T he North Sea oil industry is in dire straits.
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It's difficult to overstate how dire Venezuela's economic plight is.
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NASA scientists take to Reddit to issue a dire warning
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But for the staff, it's a much more dire situation.
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For black women, advocates say the situation is particularly dire.
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"And I think there is still fundamentally a dire need and a desire — both a dire need and a desire — to build a 21st-century transportation system for a 21st-century economy," Emanuel said.
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And those are just a few of the dire scenarios possible.
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However, privately with Ambrose, she reveals things are much more dire.
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Indeed, the world has been in a dire state of late.
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America is facing the tragic and dire consequences of that loss.
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Is the banking industry really in such dire need of relief?
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South Africa' economy is in dire need of some positive news.
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The President threatens dire consequences to get foes to the table.
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Antarctica is facing the most dire immediate consequences from climate change.
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Probably an even more dire example is what happened in Syria.
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We haven&apost seen any of these dire consequences you mentioned.
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At the Kremlin's request, Vekselberg delivered it from dire financial straits.
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As dire as the Porter Ranch emergency is, it's hardly an
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The failure to adequately man the phones can have dire consequences.
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Lawyers and advocates say conditions in the detention center are dire.
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Despite his dire condition, Miracle greeted rescuers with a wagging tail.
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And because we're watching a horror movie, the consequences are dire.
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The demographics of criticism are in dire need of an overhaul.
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Apparently Pruitt is in dire need of security wherever he goes.
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"It's pretty dire," said Matthew Flynn, a Hong Kong shipping consultant.
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"It can't be done except under really dire circumstances," he said.
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Still, the Senate map in the midterm election looks pretty dire.
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Their case has only gotten more dire in the last month.
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The largest reservoir in the United States is breaking dire records.
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However, we also believe that the future is not so dire.
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The future projections for warming are particularly dire for the Midwest.
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Following so many arrests, Bruce was already in financial dire straits.
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Still, not everything may be quite as dire as it sounds.
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Throughout my adolescence I was in dire need of role models.
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The warning printed on one of these purported leaflets was dire.
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They have these dire situations, and they are just so resilient.
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"This is a dire finding," a U.S. Coast Guard official said.
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And the consequences of a "no-deal" Brexit could be dire.
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And you saw the eve of that election, the dire predictions.
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"Dire wolves lived in a wide range of environments," Dundas said.
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Without headphones, the situation is even more dire for the Dell.
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But we pay a price for these dire visions of annihilation.
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But he then realized something much more dire might have happened.
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But based on these photos, both characters survived their dire situations.
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The young star pointed out that bullying can have dire consequences.
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HBO Now customers face the most dire losses of all, however.
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However, scientists in 1916 found the next 19 items more dire.
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Wells felt profoundly moved, responsible even, for the family's dire situation.
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It's a joke, but it has this dire truth to it.
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In recent years, we've seen how dire the consequences can be.
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The food provided by army contractors in plastic packets is dire.
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The consequences could be as dire as you can possibly imagine.
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America is in dire need of a pep talk right now.
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Left to his own devices, though, the results were often dire.
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The consequences of soaring greenhouse gases and rising temperatures are dire.
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Right now Lito is mourning his career — he's in dire straights.
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Not every economist would characterize the situation in such dire terms.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, the economy was in dire straits.
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BUILDING CODE The sector's woes have had dire repercussions for banks.
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If you live in the UK, things are even more dire.
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Again, this all sounds pretty dire — but that's because it is.
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But if the cancer comes back, the prognosis can be dire.
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But in dire situations, damage control is always worth a shot.
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Still, the facility was in dire need of a face-lift.
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The GDB's financial situation is in such dire straits that Gov.
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Basically, a great eyelash curler, which I'm in dire need of.
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The name, "Death of America," implies a dire state of affairs.
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A dire outcome might emerge eventually (history suggests it probably will).
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And then there is the other, more dire version of events.
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"It is a dire scene in terms of infrastructure," he said.
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C'est ce que ça veut dire en des termes presque enfantins.
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But Trump's dire warning didn't appear to immediately change many minds.
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That came on the heels of dire Chinese data for July.
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Is the middle class in dire straits, as Mr. Sanders contends?
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As Syria has tragically shown, inaction can have dire consequences, too.
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But it's not totally clear how dire the situation is yet.
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For poor and homeless Americans, the situation is much more dire.
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Public schools, meanwhile, are especially dire and are losing students fast.
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The defector painted his birth country as one in dire straits.
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Their dire warnings of the Trump economic agenda didn't pan out.
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But do you agree with our judgement on America's dire airports?
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ONLY DIRE CIRCUMSTANCE CAN LEAD TO THE OVERTHROW OF THE OPPRESSORS.
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He applied pressure to her wound, knowing the situation was dire.
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First, the climate crisis is only getting more and more dire.
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The dire situation in Yemen has sparked outrage around the world.
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There are other threats that, though predictable, are rising and dire.
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Suffering from depression and work-related burnout can have dire consequences.
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A smooth transition of the political process is a dire necessity.
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Supporters say the measure comes at a time of dire need.
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That's a dire number for lawmakers running under the Republican banner.
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Many, however, don't call move managers until the situation is dire.
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This is still sluggish but far from dire news for Trump.
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For governments and their citizens, the effects have often been dire.
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Wolfson's stance contrasts starkly with dire warnings from some business groups.
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Unless we do something about it, the consequences could be dire.
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" Acuity Brands: "It's not [in] dire straits, it's just unexciting straits.
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That means when the paychecks stop, the situation is especially dire.
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The situation is dire for playwrights who happen to be alive.
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Experts urged Washington to pay attention to the report's dire predictions.
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Given the conflab's dire predictive record, though, some introspection is overdue.
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The review board's report noted the dire results of unlawful searches.
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An uncertain future The company's majority owner issues a dire warning.
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It turned out that the family's current situation was fairly dire.
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If the Italian business owner didn't pay, there were dire consequences.
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Taboos that would be farcical if the consequences weren't so dire.
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Sure, some of his moves have had real and dire consequences.
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Still, Craft agrees that the situation is particularly dire for women.
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Flamingos and anteaters aside, the situation in Venezuela has become dire.
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The works here are partly humorous, partly dire, and wonderfully eccentric.
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Congress can lead the world in responding to this dire situation.
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But this dire picture is on the verge of growing darker.
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The grocery chain has been in dire straits in recent months.
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Faced with this dire threat to peace, we are not helpless.
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It's seeming a lot more dire for touring bands right now.
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Oxygen levels have plummeted, making the situation inside the chamber dire.
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How dire is the situation right now from your vantage point?
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The arts funding situation for Philadelphia public schools is currently dire.
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Warnings of dire consequences from his critics have failed to materialize.
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The niche subject's specialists have agreed upon a few dire diagnoses.
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In their report, he and his colleagues issued a dire warning.
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The View co-host Meghan McCain responded with a dire warning.
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In the sphere of four-year education, things are especially dire.
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It's dire times for an industry that was healthy weeks ago.
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It's dire times for an industry that was healthy weeks ago.
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Back at Kijabe Hospital, Mr. Thade's condition was growing more dire.
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The dire findings appear to have influenced the administration's latest recommendations.
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This situation is even more dire for disabled people of color.
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This is a dire situation, especially with 80 minutes to go.
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Such dire statements are also reflected in broader surveys and statistics.
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"This legislation has dire, unintended consequences for African Americans," said Rep.
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Dire crises sometimes have a funny way of creating strange bedfellows.
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And she issued a dire warning about autoworkers' jobs in particular.
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"He's in a tight spot, but I don't think it's dire."
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And that has dire consequences not just individually but also nationally.
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His artworks are neither beautiful nor grotesque, neither dire nor reassuring.
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In Nome the mayor bemoans a dire shortage of adequate housing.
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The Harry Potter coin developers claim the attack isn't so dire.
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This isn't the first time Paul has made such dire warnings.
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They were in dire need of a safer place to live.
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But the company has recently found itself in dire financial straits.
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Things are so dire, people are feeling sympathy for Kellyanne Conway.
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Suspicions and dire predictions about elections are running rampant right now.
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The National Weather Service was putting out some pretty dire language.
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But the most dire and immediate threats are political in dimension.
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That's not to suggest we're facing as dire a scenario now.
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Dire though the warnings were, the march was not without levity.
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Most are families, fleeing gang violence, political instability or dire poverty.
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Here's what to know about this rare but dire infection. Wait.
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Or to enhance the already dire threat of terminal nuclear war?
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And he expressed sympathy for those affected in more dire ways.
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At the point of impact, the picture was even more dire.
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Thanks largely to U.S. sanctions, Iran's economy is in dire shape.
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Dimanche, les électeurs français peuvent dire: "Vous n'aurez pas ma haine".
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Other numbers paint a less dire picture than Kudlow's comments suggest.
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Guaranteed (ahem) to provide protection under even the most dire circumstances.
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Migrants reported being detained by militiamen for months in dire conditions.
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The widespread destruction has left many people living in dire conditions.
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The situation in Venezuela is simply dire, and it's getting worse.
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Najem has also reported on the dire state of medical facilities.
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Republicans claimed that ObamaCare was a dire emergency for the country.
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Dire medical conditions also take a tax toll on pre-retirees.
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Residents contacted by phone and text message said conditions were dire.
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There is no doubt that local journalism is in dire straits.
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So why would you believe Earth is in a dire situation?
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Such a dire portrait could suggest that life prefers a circle.
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She'd never worn a thong before, but the situation was dire.
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Laws such as the ERA have brought dire consequences for women.
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But numbers mostly register as an abstract, regardless of how dire.
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Where the defenses fail, things can — and will — turn dire fast.
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There seem to be a lot of dire warnings out there.
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Police pressed charges and things looked dire for the former star.
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And their appeal only grew as climate warnings became more dire.
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TMZ, meanwhile, has presented a more dire view of Britney's situation.
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The George Clooney–directed Suburbicon opened to a dire $2.8 million.
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These include reinstatement of benefits in dire circumstances; assistance to people with severe disabilities, blindness or terminal illnesses; and people in dire need of eligibility decisions for Supplemental Security Income or Medicaid eligibility related to work status.
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Bernie on the War on Drugs; Saagar Enjeti: Jimmy Carter's dire warning about Joe Biden Trump: 'No question' Biden is 'having a hard time' MORE issued a very dire warning yesterday, one that we should all heed.
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Still, there are serious concerns that fall short of that dire possibility.
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Some, while critical of the new law, take a less dire view.
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Cruz has warned the GOP of dire consequences if they try it.
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Our national health crisis has been especially dire for African-American women.
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So make no mistake in North Korea today their situation is dire.
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The threat of landslides is so dire that her neighbors have evacuated.
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The dire prison conditions could serve to radicalize the detainees, it warned.
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For older voters, gun violence may not feel so dire, so personal.
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"People with the most dire need are dialysis patients," says Lt. Cmdr.
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The need for a campaign addressing men's mental health is undeniably dire.
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The implications of this policy are extremely dire for incarcerated transgender people.
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Yet the consequences of being wrong on that question could be dire.
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Even before the blackouts, the state of the healthcare system was dire.
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The situation is far more dire for those making less exceptional salaries.
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They smelled smoke, and in dire cases, saw flames approaching their homes.
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The conditions aren't dire, for sure, but the financial impact could be.
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It's a dire situation for animals who survive the smoke and flames.
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At least these dire circumstances sometimes lend themselves to moments of brilliance.
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Sometimes he's argued about the dire need for action on climate change.
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The price of natural gas has since halved, however, with dire consequences.
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But in Chicago, the dynamics are different -- and in some cases, dire.
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This sounds dire, but it's difficult, given the evidence, to argue otherwise.
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"People are still in dire need of food, water, diapers," Neevel said.
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"You're going to have more dire rescues at the beginning," Hunter said.
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The results a few weeks later seemed to confirm my dire prognosis.
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Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan has a dire warning for Europe.
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Yet none of the dire predicted consequences of these policies have materialized.
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But even before this, the humanitarian situation in the city was dire.
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The dire problem has prompted President Obama to expand federal treatment programs.
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The government's reassurance was far more appealing than the scientists' dire assessments.
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But Gilberto's in prison, and doesn't know how dire things have become.
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The humanitarian situation is dire, with severe shortages of food and medicine.
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China's economy might be slowing but the situation is far from dire.
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And the stats for women directors of color are even more dire.
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Looks like the situation is dire enough to warrant some dragon action.
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" He then segued into the fact that "California is in dire straits.
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For the moment, though, we're not in dire need of new legislation.
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Blowing through the 2030 deadline essentially locks in dire levels of warming.
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It wasn't prompted by my employer or by some dire health diagnosis.
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Are things so dire that we need a similar workplace revolution today?
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We'll find out later this week how dire Twitter's situation actually is.
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Then the oats would spill in my tent which is pretty dire.
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Still, not everything may be quite as dire as it sounds. Yikes.
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It probably goes without saying, but US journalism is in dire straits.
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The situation is dire for many local economies as recycling costs skyrocket.
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But when Abramson's symptoms escalated to paranoia, the situation became truly dire.
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But these dire forecasts did not come to pass, for two reasons.
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When the storm rolled in on Wednesday, the situation quickly turned dire.
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In fact, the conditions outside our own stadiums appear much more dire.
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Losing millennials to third-party candidates is a dire concern for Clinton.
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And now, we made it 8 to 9%, which is hardly dire.
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There's the potential for the dire smartwatch situation to improve of course.
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Italy's recent record of dire economic growth began during Mr Berlusconi's tenure.
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The electricity infrastructure — grids, for one — is in dire need of upgrade.
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Bon Jovi, Nina Simone, The Moody Blues, The Cars, and Dire Straits.
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The eco-arts studio confronts dire realities with artistic resourcefulness and pluck.
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But conditions are still dire, and testing of water supplies between Sept.
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Iran's oil and gas fields are in dire need of infrastructure upgrades.
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Russia's long-term economic prospects may be as dire as he says.
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"Even on rainy, dire, dismal days, this place is sunny," she says.
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But these dire possibilities are limited only by the humans imagining them.
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Experts are predicting a dire shortage of workers in the coming decades.
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He's looking remarkably relaxed for a man who's usually in dire straights.
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NINETEEN YEARS AGO the Asian financial crisis left Indonesia in dire straits.
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And the country's rate of secondary school attendance is even more dire.
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Meanwhile, Ireland faces a dire shortage in priests for that same reason.
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The Fed certainly did not paint a dire picture of the economy.
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For Johnson, there's no need to mince words — the situation is dire.
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The surgeons say those children are sent to them in dire condition.
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Our BC sources refute claims she was unsympathetic about Patty's dire situation.
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Cramer said the crowded payments sector is in dire need of consolidation.
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Social media has acted as a fail-safe in many dire situations.
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The Memorial Day weekend begins on a dire note for constitutional protections.
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If faced with such dire circumstances, what could we be capable of?
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When culture breaks down within an organization, the consequences can be dire.
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Its provisions are particularly dire news for chronically ill and disabled Americans.
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Trump's speech started with a dire portrait of America: For too long,
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May's dalliance with the DUP will only make the situation more dire.
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And, like the virus, those got more dire from episode to episode.
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No discernible plots or stories in his prose, only dire existential situations.
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Vous pouvez dire, quand ils basculent dans le terrorisme, je me bats.
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As you can see, the situation in Puerto Rico remains dire. 1.
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But the final section, Section IV, contains provisions for a dire emergency.
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Advocates of Proposition 64 have a less dire view of industry regulation.
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The scientists' warning is dire, but they don't think it's too late.
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Taiwan: Increasingly dire straits China is ramping up its campaign against Taiwan.
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But although he appreciated Maguire's dire predicament, he couldn't promise him anything.
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Staffing shortages will only become more and more dire unless we innovate.
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Je lui ai donc envoyé un SMS pour lui dire la vérité.
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Dire forecasts of severe coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Hermine and Gov.
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But now, the doctors said, the emergency has grown even more dire.
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But the situation is equally dire for America's public colleges and universities.
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The consequences could be similarly dire for other forms of public service.
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Canada's aboriginal people face dire social and economic conditions, including poor housing.
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First, this plebiscite does nothing to remedy the island's dire economic situation.
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Hiding the truth from women about their fertility can have dire consequences.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy was already in dire condition before Mr. Ryan's announcement.
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Needed cash in 2016 Prosecutor Greg Andres highlighted Manafort's dire financial straits.
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"You make a misstep, and the consequences can be dire," Wilson said.
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Multiemployer pension plans in the United States are in dire financial straits.
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Moreover, fast-tracking asylum applications will have dire consequences for asylum applicants.
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"But in reality, the situation is really dire for human rights defenders."
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Climate change has received more attention as its effects become increasingly dire.
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The fate of progressive politics is dire, with everything from Roe v.
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That spells a much stronger performance than dire manufacturing data would suggest.
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Netanyahu's first dire warning about Iran came more than two decades ago.
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I can only hope for dire consequences for Republicans at the polls.
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The economic emergency will likely grow more dire, fueling a vicious cycle.
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This was a dire predicament for Johnson, who was obsessed with baseball.
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Rachel appears out of nowhere, bailing her out of the dire situation.
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Phantom's dire reputation, unsurprisingly, suggests something more egregious than what's really there.
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When Link, and by extension the player, failed, there were dire consequences.
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But there is also a dire shortage of construction workers and truckers.
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"The consequences of any true disciplinary system must become dire," Kunzweiler said.
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There is a dire need for us to implement lasting, healthy behaviors.
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The situation of civilians in #EasternGhouta is dire & the US is acting.
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But if they don't take action soon, the situation could be dire.
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Few teams, if any, have come into being under such dire circumstances.
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A little means a lot right now being under such dire circumstances.
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"It's a dire situation that I believe is setting up," he said.
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Maybe something like this — but a little more friendly and less dire.
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But conditions in Aleppo and the surrounding countryside are even more dire.
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Experts warned of dire consequences if the current pace of activity continues.
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"It's a dire situation that I believe is setting up," Shepard said.
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These new claims suggest that the situation is particularly dire at Google.
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It wasn't prompted by my employer, or by some dire health diagnosis.
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The long-term consequences of this renewed quest will be equally dire.
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"No dogs needed emergency care or were in dire straits," she said.
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But those plans have also helped put his economy in dire straits.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in dire need of friends this week.
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Aid groups have warned that the humanitarian situation in Yemen remains dire.
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The latest figures point to an increasingly dire humanitarian situation in Yemen.
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At the same time, the authority is facing a dire budget crisis.
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The others were classified as "severe" because they had dire respiratory problems.
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They also say that their hospitals are facing dire shortages of ventilators.
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And despite the dire landscape, she did not believe retail was dead.
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The United Nations has issued dire warnings of potential famine in Yemen.
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The crack is imperceptible to most, even though it's a dire threat.
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The state's governor, Andrew Cuomo, thinks the reality could be more dire.
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Here's a primer on how the country got to this dire situation.
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More dire, certainly, than an invasion of criminal migrants at the border.
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The shortest course offered the least water, which could have dire consequences.
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When did you learn that his health was in a dire situation?
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The threat of insurrection is especially dire in the North of England.
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While the predictions are specific and dire, bigger changes are surely coming.
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But that's unlikely to alleviate its dire effects on some small newspapers.
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It's not yet clear if that dire scenario will come to pass.
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Those in a dire time of need have the most to express.
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Cheap clothing and a pestering fashion industry make the problem more dire.
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Venezuela goes to the polls on Sunday amid a dire economic crisis.
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But the resources are dire, and not every victim can be helped.
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It's full of dire scenarios, deep bass abysses and floating soprano refrains.
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Those with disabilities and dire health concerns found their lives were endangered.
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Ressa told me that Duterte's electoral sweep was not necessarily dire news.
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As we've reported, Dame's recently fallen into dire straits with his money.
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The need for reproductive health care including safe, legal abortion is dire.
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That's why the dire financial reports from American newsrooms are so troubling.
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Read more:One chart shows just how dire WeWork&aposs revenue situation is
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The situation is dire, and both sides have reached a breaking point.
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In terms of native Facebook content, the situation is even more dire.
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We knew her campaign's financial situation was dire, just not how seriously.
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When it comes to job approval, McConnell's position is even more dire.
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" Officials told the OIG that the Jordanian program was in "dire straits.
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Still, Cramer thinks the weakness is not as dire as it appears.
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Dire warnings that all this stimulus would ignite massive inflation were ignored.
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Where is the American outcry for aid to countries in dire need?
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"We are really in a dire situation here," Mr. De Windt said.
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Even with the pipeline flowing, the Kurdish economy is in dire straits.
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There's a push-pull of dire prophesying and optimism in the air.
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The first report was dire, predicting "mass civilian fatalities" if it failed.
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The entire collection represented at least 340 smilodons and 370 dire wolves.
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Suicide rates on the rise; the issues young doctors face are dire.
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Mr. Greenwald said he considered Mr. Bolsonaro a dire threat to democracy.
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As dire as the situation has become, there is cause for hope.
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Although they had found shelter, the recently displaced described a dire situation.
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But the situation on the ground wasn't as dire as Bradford claimed.
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By about Day 4, Officer Cirrito was in dire straits, he said.
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" Dr. Bastida had a dire prediction: "It will be an economic tsunami.
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Their charge is to clothe, feed and cure people in dire straits.
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Then behind him — this is someone who is in dire financial straits.
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Slotkin said the Ukrainians are in dire need of the military help.
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Here are 10 of the most dire warnings from business leaders: 1.
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David Stockman is delivering a fresh round of dire Wall Street warnings.
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His career and relationships suffer and his circumstances become even more dire.
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Plenty dire, and not in a way that's any fun to contemplate.
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How dire are the moments of suspicion, how dangerous is the job?
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Here's a primer on how the country got into this dire situation.
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Some end up in dire straits or in trouble with the law.
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Colobane, which is also the birthplace of Mambéty, is in dire straits.
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But he bridled at criticisms of his country's dire human rights record.
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If the repair is not done properly, it could have dire consequences.
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The detective, Chad Larner, forgot two cardinal rules when issuing dire warnings.
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The administration has said the original dire conditions are no longer present.
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Despite these dire circumstances, there are still opportunities to turn the tide.
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But Trump's predecessors faced similar dire approval ratings in their first terms.
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It's meant to address a dire need in the science of measurement.
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This option only increases the already dire risk to the US's allies.
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The dire need for new workers has turned this reality on its head.
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Critics of the president were quick to draw dire implications from the poll.
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Threw for almost 70 percent (completion rate) in a very dire, tough circumstance.
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We are in dire need of dialogue, so let's give it a shot.
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But her circumstances became dire, she said, after her child's father became abusive.
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The situation is getting so dire that agents are gearing up for riots.
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Crisis evolves into change, so it would have to be something pretty dire.
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Things are even more dire when you consider the cost of good internet.
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"Courtney Love is in dire need of attention right now," the singer quipped.
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Without getting into the details, Greenspan said the move would have dire consequences.
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U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday following a dire quarterly warning from Apple.
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Although the blockade showed signs of breaking this week, Yemen's situation remains dire.
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But humans are capable of surviving in the most dire circumstances as well.
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Elyse is one of the lucky ones, escaping just before things get dire.
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The reality of the situation isn't quite so dire, but it's interesting nonetheless.
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In 1513, Margaret's new family clashed with her old one — to dire consequences.
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"It's clearly a dire situation, before we lose a generation to this epidemic."
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The dire predictions the study makes aren't necessarily set in stone, Vitousek says.
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But many people who had left by Monday still faced dire housing needs.
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For congressional races, the under-25 vote was a dire 17% in 2014.
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Despite the support from the local population, conditions for the migrants were dire.
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"In a physical sense, it's pretty dire," one West African oil trader said.
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Educators are also in dire need of mental health support, Melissa Blank added.
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Whatsit, arrive at her doorstep, and explain the dire situation facing the universe.
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Like a secret weapon, the PJs are rationed, reserved only for dire scenarios.
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While the political situation seems dire, ordinary people are stepping up to help.
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That is clear evidence that the system is in dire need of improvement.
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Why am I so optimistic in the face of these credible, dire warnings?
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Tell the truth — politicians should acknowledge how dire the climate crisis is. 2.
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But just before their comeback, things looked dire for the Kansas City faithful.
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Such a devastatingly large number of dead trees come with equally dire consequences.
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"We were unimaginably shocked when we got the dire prognosis," Sierra tells PEOPLE.
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It was dire times and slim pickings, but I was stoked for anything.
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The imbalance of workers will only grow more dire as populations get greyer.
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The dire living conditions have also led to a spike in malaria cases.
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The only other obvious asset of his, Faraday Future, is in dire straits.
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But when you factor in international theater attendance, things look slightly less dire.
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The consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire.
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Wade is overturned by the Supreme Court the situation will become more dire.
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Top investors gave dire warnings this week about danger lurking in financial markets.
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Many travellers fear that the housing shortage will worsen their already-dire conditions.
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Our oceans are in a dire state, and we've known this for years.
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Williams' condition grew dire, and at one point he fell into a coma.
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Pence's war on Planned Parenthood also had some dire consequences for his state.
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Skyrocketing inflation has resulted in dire shortages of food, medicine and other essentials.
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And he didn't seek care for his diabetes until the symptoms got dire.
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The implications of these biases are potentially dire to certain groups of people.
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In dire straits, Cerrone went back to that step up left low kick.
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The situation is so dire that Microsoft put Cortana on iOS and Android.
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"There is no evidence that dire wolves existed in glacial environments," Dundas said.
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And the consequences are almost unthinkably dire: Three-quarters of species could disappear.
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The dire state of diplomatic relations among regional powers is certainly not helping.
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Conditions in Borno State are particularly dire and humanitarian assistance is urgently needed.
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The small cabin has become quite the refuge from this dire nuclear wasteland.
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The numbers point to a different story, not as dire and more nuanced.
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The population is falling and getting older, causing a dire shortage of labour.
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The notoriously bearish Marc Faber is doubling down on his dire market view.
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Dire Straits, reggae and Stevie Wonder, also blind, he heard on the radio.
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When asked if this might be a dire wolf, Meachen said it's doubtful.
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"It was such a bizarre, dire time for my hair," she told Allure.
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A dire contagion requiring immediate attention—but which we don't yet know about.
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"In some ways, Southern California is in much more dire straits," he said.
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Things looked pretty dire for Stark in the first trailer for the film.
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Indeed, when that doesn't happen, there can be dire consequences for the incumbent.
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"The situation at our Southern Border is dire," Nielsen wrote at the time.
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And yet, as The Great Hack makes clear, this is a dire issue.
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If the situation is really dire, just tap "call," for a quicker connection.
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She has also expressed outrage at the dire state of affairs in Palestine.
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The situation is not as dire as during the last recession, he said.
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Guys it's not Starbucks, it's Winterfell's own coffee chain "Dire cup" #GameofThrones pic.twitter.
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Ricardo Rosselló says many more will follow suit if the situation remains dire.
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Existing freight tracks also don't service the regions in dire need of fuel.
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"If rain doesn't come by August, it's a dire situation," Charoen told reporters.
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Many paraplegics and elders with Alzheimer's left alone will be in dire straits.
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In linguistically divided Belgium, inter-agency co-operation is known to be dire.
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And it's a human rights issue in dire need of attention — and solutions.
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The doomsayers, however, have been making these and similar dire predictions for years.
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The donations also draw greater attention to the dire problems CPS still exhibits.
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Its dire alien setting asks you to fulfill another human need: find love.
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We can't complain' Others I speak with agree with Al Mawsily's dire prediction.
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Higgins says the consequences of failing to eliminate the internal threat are dire.
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The news is not as dire as it might appear at first glance.
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It didn't take long for Carnera's already dire financial situation to grow worse.
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And the consequences of forgetting that are more dire than we can predict.
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When J.Lo's not even wearing hair extensions, you know it must be dire.
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The diagnosis was dire — a serious fracture of the horse's left hind limb.
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Consider the dire state of policing and race relations in the United States.
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Though the episode painted a dire picture, Attenborough was unflinching in his optimism.
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This is a high stakes game that will lead to very dire outcomes.
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Even a moment's reflection should reveal how dire a situation this really is.
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" He concluded, "For white artists the conditions of success are much less dire.
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President Ronald Reagan's first address of this sort considered a dire economic picture.
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For the record, things aren't quite as dire for the next-older generation.
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With the year just underway, some on Wall Street are making dire predictions.
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Authorities combined behavioural nudges and public praise with draconian surveillance and dire warnings.
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I hope we can also agree on its value in less dire circumstances.
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But there there is a dire need for affordable housing within the region.
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If not, he said, the stalemate could grow into a more dire condition.
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For years, researchers have churned out dire warnings about the deepening doctor shortage.
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The last CARE staffer remaining in the city said the mood is dire.
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But even cities with such dire circumstances can endure and become worthwhile destinations.
|
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Humanity faces two dire and simultaneous existential threats: nuclear weapons and climate change.
|
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The dire statistics were the latest bad news from the traffic safety administration.
|
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But the threat of more rain loomed, and the situation became more dire.
|
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One of the dire circumstances stemming from lack of medical care: maternal mortality.
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"The situation is so dire that we had to do something," he said.
|
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Apartheid's ghosts still stalk the land, conjuring dire warnings about its very fabric.
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I believe that America has proven these dire predictions wrong for two reasons.
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It's true that Alaska is in dire need of new money and opportunities.
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Battling the Mac/Kelly/Teddy offense forces the Kappas into dire financial straits.
|
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But even before the storm, Puerto Rico's power grid was in dire shape.
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In France, however, things were a bit more dire for the humble 'tater.
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Dire threats are issued, weapons are tested, and so on and so forth.
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I personally don't find the world so dire but for those that do?
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It wasn't even totally clear that the festival was in dire trouble yet.
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"Simply put, the organization is in dire financial straits," the casino regulators concluded.
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She claimed to be a clairvoyant, and then she delivered a dire warning.
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Children in Medicaid typically face dental issues more dire than those privately insured.
|
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Trumpism will have dire effects, but they will take time to become manifest.
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That would make little difference to Venezuela's dire situation, economists and analysts said.
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She was easily outraged when she saw other Puerto Ricans in dire straits.
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There are possible dire consequences in the simple act of crossing 125th Street.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is issuing dire warnings to federal officials.
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This is a dire crisis and an extraordinary failure of President Donald Trump.
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But was he correct in his dire assessment of the stakes in Vietnam?
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So it's deregulation for some, but dire warnings about imaginary threats for others.
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People didn't know we were going to get so dire in this podcast.
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The attack underlines the country's dire security situation after 17 years of war.
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Officials in nearly 2155 U.S. cities reported a dire need for emergency equipment.
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He finds it happens a lot when it comes to dire health information.
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Finally, countries must work together and support each other in such dire times.
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That's a total bombshell, which could have dire consequences for millions of people.
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The decision is almost certain to exacerbate the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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The scenery is beautiful, but the refugees interviewed are caught in dire situations.
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That is possible and dire, but given past experience, it is not likely.
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Now zoom out nationally, where the picture shows an even more dire crisis.
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I have a pink Mophie external battery in case the situation gets dire.
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With no electricity or running water, the conditions in the camp are dire.
|
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Warnings regarding the current economic situation are coming fast, and are increasingly dire.
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That, however, was still lower than the most dire estimates on Wall Street.
|
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The governor has also been dire about how the state could be impacted.
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Witnesses described a dire scene of patients dropping to the ground like flies.
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Another move came Friday just before the dire quarterly growth figures were released.
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European New Right activists don't see their circumstances as that dire, he continued.
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A refusal to shy away from the numbers, however dire they may seem.
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The consequences of having too much time on his hands can be dire.
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It was not just the dire state of the economy that panicked investors.
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In the fifth, the circumstances were more dire: Zverev faced a match point.
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In such a dire situation, people are looking for necessities, not discretionary items.
|
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Officials faced a population in dire need, but far more difficult to reach.
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But new research shows that the situation may not have been that dire.
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The queen, unwilling to credit such dire suspicions, doubles down on her queenliness.
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The company said it did not expect the impact to be too dire.
|
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Experts say there is a dire shortage of volunteers to care for them.
|
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But her troubles go beyond staffing and strategy: Her financial predicament is dire.
|
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In dire circumstances, they were only demanding their return back to bad conditions.
|
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She said "the dire situation" demanded "clear and strong condemnation" of Russia's actions.
|
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Yet the resort, owned by the union since 1967, is in dire straits.
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Concerns with the dire state of the earth were a joke to some.
|
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House Democrats' campaign arm cast the retirement as much more dire for Republicans.
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The poll continues to paint a dire outlook for confidence in U.S. democracy.
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The poll continues to paint a dire outlook for confidence in U.S. democracy.
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He travels furiously, seeking to mend Congo's dire relations with donors and neighbours.
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Hospitals across the U.S. have faced dire shortages of supplies after the hurricane.
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The blood cancer was aggressive, and her condition was dire, Ms. Toleubay said.
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Our nation's critical infrastructure is in dire needs of repair, replacement and maintenance.
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Hospitals across the U.S. have faced dire shortages of supplies after the hurricane.
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Conditions are dire for survivors, with long lines for food and bottled water.
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So, it's common sense that the consequences of a lawless government are dire.
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Vicentin has not explained how its debt situation got to be so dire.
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The results don't necessarily spell dire news for the company as a whole.
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"We're always looking for images of resilient people in dire circumstance," he says.
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Puerto Rico, with almost $85033 billion in debt, faces a dire financial crisis.
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Things have gotten much more dire in the past two years, Webber said.
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The move reflects the dire financial straits of the debt-ridden national carrier.
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Our election system is deeply vulnerable and in dire need of an upgrade.
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Jesus forgave unconditionally from the cross, but also in far less dire circumstances.
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The future for many industry names is bright and booming, despite dire headlines.
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Jerry Brown made a dire plea on the state's cap-and-trade proposal.
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But such unilateral sanctions will almost certainly make Venezuela's already dire situation worse.
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Details of the dire warning were carried on Iranian state television on Tuesday.
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Vulnerable homeowners facing the dire consequences of becoming displaced should expect no less.
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Armed conflicts are a major driver of the world's most dire food crises.
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Is it a bold vision to address the dire situation of global warming?
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"It's going to have a pretty dire impact on buildings," Mr. Ricci said.
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And the possibility of worse economic times could make matters even more dire.
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And according to the New York Times, the island's financial situation is dire.
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If circumstances are dire, you're going to just have to work around it.
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The life of an actress in 1985, even a successful one, was dire.
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The scenario is even more dire when combined with what we already know.
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Il y a quelques semaines seulement, les élus québécois ont adopté à l'unanimité une résolution demandant aux commerçants d'arrêter de dire " Bonjour, hi ", salutation hybride qui reflète le bilinguisme de la ville, lorsqu'ils saluent les clients, et de dire simplement " Bonjour ".
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"This is a dire, dire, time — it feels dangerous and it feels hopeless and it feels like a huge step back for our country in so many ways, but we have to remember that change is possible," Ms. Taub said.
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I'm in dire need of work clothes and Everlane just released new work pants.
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Dire warnings The future predicted by the report is one of potential global catastrophe.
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Except for the tabloids, of course, who cheerily repeated his dire warnings without pause.
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The maternal healthcare options are dire for Burmese women in the Thai border region.
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But critics warn there would be dire consequences if jamming was allowed to propagate.
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Dire conditions led more than 200,000 to flee the country between 2012 and 2015.
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The situation in Venezuela is dire and the Trump Admin is making it worse.
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And so, with the company in dire straits, the internet unleashed some brutal memes.
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While dire, the freeze in the U.S.-Russia relationship is not an irreversible phenomenon.
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Why would anyone care about the environment when their own situations are so dire?
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This speaks more to the dire situation of the Trump campaign than anything else.
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But whichever way you look at, it is a stupid move with dire consequences.
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It's also proved, despite a dire climate for conservationists, positive change is not impossible.
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The situation is so dire that U.S. East Coast refineries have been cutting production.
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WATCH: Three big factors behind Apple's big sales slump and dire warning about China
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This hubris is the root cause of the dire problems now facing our seas.
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No matter how dire things get, he says, he'll never return to the bush.
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The war has spawned what the U.N. calls the world's most dire humanitarian crisis.
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Back then, the consequences of Brexit looked even more dire than they do now.
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Her dire warnings about the dangers of a Trump presidency have come to pass.
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Add to that, given Facebook's now dire need to win back user trust — i.e.
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Zimbabwe is a pariah state with an economy in dire need of foreign exchange.
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It described conditions in the shelters - mostly unfinished buildings, hangars or schools - as "dire".
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This could be a distress beacon that the European economy is in dire shape.
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Prepare to be disappointed, despite all your dire predictions about a "divided" Democratic Party.
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Trump was advancing a dire portrait of immigration that partly overlapped with their own.
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The offer from Labour to global businesses thinking of staying in Britain is dire.
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They will be inducted alongside Nina Simone, The Cars, Bon Jovi, and Dire Straits.
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This time, however, the stakes will be much more dire than a neglectful Stanley.
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Exposure to lead, even at low levels, can dire health effects, including brain damage.
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Still, a crisis, much less a "national emergency," is a rare and dire thing.
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Nurses say Border Patrol is delaying treatment to sick immigrant kids, with dire consequences.
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These apartments can also be put up more quickly to address dire housing needs.
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He's always hated the doctor, and has historically only gone if things get dire.
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First it was the country's dire economic conditions, like unemployment and alleged government corruption.
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And bond markets point to an increasingly dire outlook for U.S. growth and inflation.
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A month ago I made a dire prediction: the Swiss watch industry is doomed.
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The Situation In Puerto Rico Is Dire — Here's How Buying A Lipstick Can Help
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If things ever get really dire, I have this flashlight: the Vipertek VTS-220.
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Yet the plight of the circumflex is less dire than it at first appeared.
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" Mayor Bill de Blasio said deadly force should only be used in "dire situations.
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Too often, discussions about hunger and climate change feel dire and hopeless, he said.
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But even if you haven't been in situations that dire, commuting still can suck.
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And depending on how large it is, then projects how dire the consequences are.
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One big snag is that the Commonwealth has been in dire need of cash.
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"People have this image of dire wolves as being these massive creatures," he said.
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Despite the dire conditions, there is no going back for Haji and al-Khany.
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This is exacerbated by existing face unlock systems on smartphones having a dire reputation.
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The situation for the five-foot porpoises is dire, despite the Mexican Navy's efforts.
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If you're a subsistence farmer in Kenya, the situation is already much more dire.
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A March article in The New York Times shows how dire things have gotten.
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In short: it's legit, but not as dire as it's made out to be.
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We can all help by continuing to spread awareness of East Africa's dire circumstances.
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Worldwide, the iPhone 7 supply situation is a little better, but still pretty dire.
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And although the numbers at home are nowhere near that dire, they are alarming.
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The industry's outlook has also turned less dire as the earnings season has progressed.
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Even most Republicans considered this unspeakably cruel when faced with the victims' dire needs.
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Watch Norcross deliver his dire warning: In a Thursday afternoon press conference, Florida Gov.
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While that's a short-term fillip to growth, the longer-term consequences are dire.
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In the case of the stunt driver, the consequences could be way more dire.
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The warnings about Hurricane Matthew's potential impact on Florida could hardly be more dire.
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If the shutdown keeps going, these effects are only expected to get more dire.
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"Things are getting dire … to paraphrase Charles Dickens, 'This year has sucked,' " she joked.
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But Waqanivalu believes that people's eating behaviors are in more dire need of attention.
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Will it be enough for the company to avoid another dire year like 2018?
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Many try to escape to neighbouring caribbean nations by boat, often with dire consequences.
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Instability The instability ravaging the country for nearly three years has left dire statistics.
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Mr Arnott added that "performance chasing", rather than investing fundamentally, could have dire consequences.
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"It's dire," Caroline Haga of the Red Cross told The Associated Press from Beira.
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They are not "optional," and the consequences of losing access to care are dire.
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They feature President Obama making the pitch that the election could have dire consequences.
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Brexit may not be catastrophic for the London Stock Exchange, despite naysayers' dire prophecies.
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Conditions in the camps across Greek islands and the mainland have long been dire.
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We're talking soldiers, innocent bystanders, dire wolves, key characters, human sacrifices — you name it.
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But I never listened to his songs and heard a dire self-inflicted prophecy.
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The news for Wang was even more dire: her son was in mortal danger.
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Only then will patients in dire need gain access to potentially life-saving medicines.
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In a season of dire hurricanes, it is easy to be numb to it.
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There is "Samantha," who suffers from a dire genetic syndrome that precludes safe pregnancy.
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Sources said the party had been left in "dire financial straits" under Theresa May.
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The campaign also comes amid increasingly dire reports of humankind's impact on global ecology.
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Before the fire, Notre Dame was literally crumbling and in dire need of repairs.
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I am confident that this dire situation will not arise in our current election.
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Still, the outlook might not be entirely dire for songbirds and other avian species.
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EM: Mais on serait les seuls à dire " la stratégie c'est d'intégrer le voisinage " ?
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The news is perhaps not all that surprising given the country's dire economic situation.
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For future reports, Wheeler wants researchers to use methods that reflect less-dire scenarios.
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My daughter's prognostication was dire: My chances of returning alive were minimal at best.
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But perhaps it was the only way to communicate how dire the situation was.
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Despite widespread nervousness about Deutsche Bank's ultimate fate, nothing so dire seems imminent — yet.
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In terms of our Dreamers, failure to act will have real and dire consequences.
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Children in the besieged parts of Aleppo also face dire food and medicine shortages.
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This is not the first time Ginsburg has been the subject of dire speculation.
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The ACE rule is expected to have dire, even fatal consequences for Americans' health.
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Civil rights groups warned the Roberts Court that its ruling could have dire implications.
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I know, deficit scolds would issue dire warnings about the evils of public debt.
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But they have encountered the limits of self-will in a particularly dire way.
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That dire situation has been avoided thanks to society's collective efforts, Dr. Solomon said.
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This dire polling may further undermine Mr. Trump's deteriorating relationship with Republicans in Washington.
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"Over consumption of pornography ... the consequences are very dire," he told Reuters this week.
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Charlton suspects that the situation might be even more dire than her data show.
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But the dire state of the nation has already been on SE Cupp's mind.
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In the real São Paulo, the consequences of ozone pollution are far more dire.
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Negotiations or siege The Hodeidah offensive was expected to exacerbate Yemen's dire humanitarian situation.
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Much has been said about the dire economic situation pressing down on Puerto Rico.
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They know how arrogance and ineptitude at the top can magnify a dire situation.
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The situation there is dire, and reports coming out of Zaatari are very disturbing.
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VICE: What's the Reductress ethos when approaching a news event as dire as this?
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We leave her writing a letter, signed Stark and sealed with a dire wolf.
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Yet despite the dire situation, the doctors continued to have a machine perform CPR.
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To say that Kanye West courts controversy is, at this point, a dire understatement.
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Because if any industry is in dire need of disruption, it's American health care.
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Other aspects of the criminal justice system are in dire need of reform, too.
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Guterres revealed the dire financial situation of the UN during his speech on Tuesday.
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Since then, however, labor shortages have worsened and demographic forecasts have become more dire.
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And the already dire situation is compounded by a nationwide nurses' strike, it said.
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Markets are unlikely to turn a corner while the economic outlook looks increasingly dire.
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Bon Jovi, the Cars, Dire Straits and the Moody Blues rounded out that group.
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That dire warning suggests the nightmare won't end anytime soon for the energy market.
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That's too bad, and would be dire if he played a more valuable role.
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" The Weinstein Company's response: "The company has been transparent about its dire financial condition.
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Meanwhile, cord-cutting in the U.S. is becoming more dire for its TV businesses.
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It was a state of fraying relations so dire it attracted brief national attention.
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So why is the situation so dire that Evil Georgiou is in charge now?
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According to your star chart, you're in dire need of something to believe in.
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This teaser comes just as the company is in dire need of musical leadership.
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" The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press described it as "a dire threat.
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If that happened, the economic consequences for Mexico could be dire, officials there believe.
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The air traffic controllers' union this week issued a dire warning over passenger safety.
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It remains ongoing today, and the humanitarian situation for Aleppo's trapped civilians remains dire.
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The survey points to one of the south's most glaring problems — its dire infrastructure.
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The researchers also evaluated mitigation and adaptation tactics to avert such a dire scenario.
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Clearly the jury-selection process remains in dire need of reform throughout the country.
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Mr. Metcalf said the numbers have not been this dire since at least 2007.
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The U.S. faces a dire blood shortage, as thousands of donor drives are canceled.
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However, Trump later attempted to downplay the dire need for ventilators in the state.
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Tens of thousands have already fled the city, further worsening Syria's dire refugee crisis.
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But it's often a choice made under duress, and the consequences can be dire.
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Perhaps she had plastic surgery, or maybe her condition was actually much more dire.
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Calves born under such conditions were at immediate and dire risk, Mr. Kohl said.
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To be sure, any course of action in Syria risks dire and deadly consequences.
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And companies that repeatedly fail to protect sensitive data need to face dire consequences.
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Here's how the situation has devolved in Iran and how it got so dire.
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It's not a particularly exciting cause, but it is in dire need of supporters.
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Many of my compatriots are not, and some are in much more dire situations.
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"The situation is getting dire," said Babar Baloch, a spokesman for the refugee agency.
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The situation grew more dire by the day, with survivors dying from the cold.
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However, the number was still better than the most dire estimates on Wall Street.
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The arrangement had been made in a time of "dire calamity", the judges acknowledged.
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But, according to a dire U.N. study released this month, time is running out.
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The consequences of taking a leave for a student in crisis can be dire.
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Dr. Wilkinson said that the Australian church was in dire need of self-examination.
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And a widespread outbreak would have more dire consequences, disrupting consumer behavior more profoundly.
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Reality, meanwhile, inspires these dire visions and competes with them for sheer relentless awfulness.
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What is it that allows you to respond so well to such dire circumstances?
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Mr. Biden's problem could be even more dire than it appears, Mr. Begala said.
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At the same time, on Tuesday, the weather forecast was becoming even more dire.
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E sembrano esserci poche possibilità che al-Sisi venga spinto a dire la verità.
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What issue was so dire as to justify an extraordinary breach of longstanding norms?
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Eaze's spokesperson tried to remain optimistic while admitting the dire situation the company faces.
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The administration has a pattern of issuing dire threats and not always following up.
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The situation is most dire in China, India, and other parts of Southeast Asia.
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It was Wednesday, two days before his scheduled departure, even before forecasts were dire.
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This is the dire hazard of practicing the art of the deal with Democrats.
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The reality for women veterans is even more dire than most people would imagine.
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Instead, our fellow Americans' dire requests for aid have mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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It had been weeks since I had done it, and things were getting dire.
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Climate change is not the only source of dire projections for the coming decade.
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And in those more dire scenarios, it's anybody's guess how things might shake out.
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It had been weeks since I had done it and things were getting dire.
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The dire analysis comes from a new study published in the journal Science today.
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A single error, she well knew, could have dire consequences for craft and crew.
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The company is in dire financial straits, hence its owner's interest in outside investment.
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California Today Wednesday: An expert writes that both contribute to California's increasingly dire problem.
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When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1996, the company was in dire straits.
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This being 2020, though, many people took these dire predictions — it's World War III!
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Just by getting hurt, he finds himself roped into a similarly dire financial predicament.
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Predictions were dire: Cameron would not recover or his brain would be seriously damaged.
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They may not be willing to tell their parents how dire their situation is.
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More than a month after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the situation remains dire.
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Two days ago, when the circumstances seemed dire against Ottawa, Vigneault reversed that decision.
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This isn't quite as dire as, say, the recent revelations about widespread iOS hacking.
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Years of economic decline and fiscal mismanagement have left Puerto Rico in dire straits.
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If ignored, that dangerous threat will become even more dire in 2018 and beyond.
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He was accused at moments of appearing overly congratulatory, even as conditions remained dire.
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One area is the healthcare profession, which is in dire need of skilled workers.
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When matters become really dire, the assembled guests decide to put on a show.
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Congress realizes the situation is dire and is coalescing around legislation introduced by Sen.
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Without question, the escalating North Korean missile threat is dire and warrants precisely that.
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The dire fortunes of Harvey illustrate the urgent problem of modern poverty in America.
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Chronic underfunding, lax government oversight and serial bankruptcies have left them in dire straits.
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That's a dire threat for the 821 million people who are already undernourished worldwide.
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Economists and journalists are now predicting dire economic consequences from Trump's tariffs on China.
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And there's no question government services are in dire need of a tech overhaul.
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A dire lack of such communications created serious gaps that need to be bridged.
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Plus, when they do it, it can be far more dire than with actors.
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The indoor lives of our children have dire consequences for their health and wellbeing.
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But his often dire portrayals of their lives have left some black voters unmoved.
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But that was the situation Marvel was in back then, and it was dire.
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And the situation has only gotten more dire as tuition has continued rising sharply.
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The tone of Vincenzetti's sales patter was strangely upbeat, especially considering his dire forecasts.
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He further warned of dire consequences if Israel annexes settlements built on occupied land.
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Despite the Remain camp's dire predictions, the economy seemed to trundle on well enough.
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Even an increase of 1.5 degrees will be dire, a U.N. report has found.
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This is a national disgrace, and it highlights the dire plight of America's poor.
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Venezuela's chronic patients say the political theater is eclipsing their needs — with dire consequences.
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At the beginning of the 1960s, the prevailing wisdom was only slightly less dire.
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Basically music at the moment is pretty crap, like normal music is pretty dire.
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For my out-of-state friends, however, the situation was a little more dire.
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While the situation may seem dire for cord-cutting F1 fans—and it is!
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The opioid crisis is indeed dire, but so is the epidemic of chronic pain.
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The situation has become so dire that asylum officers have turned into public whistleblowers.
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A former pro-reform official warned of dire consequences of Zarif's resignation is accepted.
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That is how trade wars get started, with dire implications for the global economy.
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It's been a trying summer in Minnesota, one in dire need of a distraction.
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The pilot is dire, trying to do too much in too little a running time.
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Things are only going to get more dire for the guest star's character, Carol Dickinson.
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Rand Paul is warning fellow lawmakers of the possible dire consequences of killing Obamacare piecemeal.
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While the situation for sharks is increasingly dire, the problem is not without a solution.
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The NRA, which declined to comment, has recently claimed to be in dire financial straits.
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It got so dire at one point Britney ended up sleeping in a parking lot.
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It's dire, but we have to dig in our heels and fight — for each other.
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"The situation on the ground is very dire," Saleh told reporters this week in Washington.
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The union says that conditions are so dire that some full-time drivers are homeless.
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Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk has issued dire warnings about technology usurping human jobs.
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And it seems like the MTA doesn't understand how dire the situation is in Queens.
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Add in consequences far more dire than hurt feelings if your strategy doesn't work perfectly.
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