PCs disrupted mainframes, discount stores disrupted department stores, cellphones disrupted landlines, you get the idea.
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Well before Amazon disrupted books, music, television, furniture — everything — it disrupted Seattle.
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Artisans were disrupted by merchants, who were disrupted by bazaars and spice-route traders.
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Malls disrupted the town square; superstores and category-killers disrupted the local five-and-dime.
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So again, in the past, technological change has disrupted people, disrupted industries, destroyed existing human capital.
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The stuff that does not "need" to be disrupted is being "disrupted" at an alarming rate.
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The technology and automation wave has disrupted many media jobs the same way it's disrupted many others.
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The technology design that has disrupted the hospitality industry has also disrupted civic life and public policy making.
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Town hall meetings have been disrupted; protesters disrupted Education Secretary Betsy Devos's plans to enter a Washington school.
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As printing disrupted the late medieval world, so the replacement of print by digits has disrupted the 21st century.
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It's not yet clear whether the disrupted circadian rhythm causes the depression, or if the depression causes the disrupted circadian rhythm.
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" Agrawal seemed to suggest that it didn't matter much what audience members disrupted, or what they disrupted it with; the point was to "do shit.
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"I disrupted, when I had a chance to govern and serve, I disrupted the order in Tallahassee for the betterment of 18 million people," Bush said.
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Disrupting established industries seems to be the way to go: Even children know that Lyft and Uber have disrupted taxi service and Airbnb has disrupted hotels.
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Bits Silicon Valley has disrupted many industries worldwide in the last few decades, but what is less talked about is how much it has also disrupted itself.
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During that time, he remembers observing how mass merchandisers like Walmart, Lowe's and Kmart disrupted the retail industry and how McDonald's and Wendy's disrupted the food and beverage industry.
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"You basically go after monopolies and places where rent has been leading for years … you're basically making a system disrupted, disrupted in a positive and forward-looking way," he said.
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This president has disrupted my life — professionally and personally.
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A great book for the disrupting — and the disrupted.
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Riggio turned it into an empire and disrupted the publishing industry, driving independent bookstores out of existence while demanding steep discounts from publishers, before being disrupted himself by Jeff Bezos and Amazon.
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They would quit their job—or get fired—and no charges were filed, but they have had their life fairly well disrupted or ruined, and their reputation disrupted or ruined as well.
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"The global flow of crude oil will not be disrupted immediately ... however, the longer the [Saudi] processing facility remains disrupted, the larger the potential impact on actual crude flows will be," said Tonhaugen.
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The move, widely known as demonetization, also disrupted agricultural activity.
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On how being disrupted feels as we get older vs.
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Emergency calls weren't the only services disrupted by the outage.
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So if the dust gets disrupted, people can inhale it.
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ISIS' leadership has been hollowed out, communication and planning disrupted.
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That process may also be disrupted because of the ban.
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Everyone is there either to disrupt or to be disrupted.
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Harvey has already disrupted U.S. oil supplies in the region.
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Beijing's war on winter smog has also disrupted manufacturing activity.
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The closure of the plant has disrupted Asia's copper market.
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At other times, normal service has been disrupted by war.
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Efforts to contain the fever have disrupted Chinese pork supplies.
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This disrupted traditional enterprise tech companies, particularly the hardware vendors.
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Airports interrupted The stormy weather disrupted at least two airports.
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In much of the world, that model has been disrupted.
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Remember how VMware was supposed to be disrupted by AWS?
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"Basically, the drug business was disrupted by violence," Mazzitelli said.
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Worse yet, malaria flourishes when routine health services are disrupted.
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It is often associated with disrupted sleep, anxiety, and depression.
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"Another thing that gets disrupted is sleep," Dr. Koob says.
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Train service was also disrupted, according to the National Rail.
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Currents that transport heat within the oceans will be disrupted.
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The gusts brought down trees and significantly disrupted public transport.
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The attack didn't kill anyone but disrupted the city's subways.
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Indeed, in littered, disrupted environments, theft occurred twice as much.
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Several oil companies saw their operations disrupted by Hurricane Harvey.
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"Construction is being totally disrupted — the entire industry," he said.
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She said five credible plots have been disrupted since March.
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But sudden randomness, the ultimate variable, ultimately disrupted their algorithm.
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Berlusconi regularly "disrupted" international affairs, acting inappropriately on numerous occasions.
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It also disrupted deliveries to Austria's southern and southeastern borders.
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Even the logistics giants may soon see their businesses disrupted.
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Disrupt or be disrupted: VCs in the era of blockchain.
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"Podcasting wasn't this massive industry that got disrupted," he says.
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He noted that broadcast television channels had not been disrupted.
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The higher education sector also is being disrupted by technology.
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They were personally financially hit, and their lives were disrupted.
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Rail services across Britain were also disrupted by lightning strikes.
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Disruptive technologies inevitably bring job losses in the disrupted industry.
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As the review correctly notes, it is "Disrupted," not "Distraught."
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A protester disrupted a Thursday town hall held by Rep.
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This suggests that their normal source of income was disrupted.
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"We have concern if NAFTA is disrupted," said Rabobank's Hudnutt.
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Disrupted lives Cheung was diagnosed at 32 with Hodgkin lymphoma.
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A calf injury then disrupted his training for New York.
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MTR train service has often been disrupted by the protests.
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But look, he's a startup who has disrupted the establishment.
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Only the easy or non essential things are being disrupted.
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The invasion of German sports sedans disrupted this settled arrangement.
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"The traditional party system has been disrupted," Mr. Jonsson said.
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The Spanish government declared that the referendum had been disrupted.
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The pandemic has disrupted many other space agencies and industries.
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Hurricane Maria disrupted the higher education system in Puerto Rico.
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It's not the first time she's disrupted a commercial flight.
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All European telecommunication with America would be disrupted for months.
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" A recent Washington Post essay declared: "Millennials disrupted the system.
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Arab members of the Israeli Parliament briefly disrupted his speech.
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Fashion and the way we shop are constantly being disrupted.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted religious services around the world.
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If large countries are not moving, they will get disrupted.
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A seltzer bottle disrupted subway service yesterday, the M.T.A. said.
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The outbreak has disrupted industry, travel, sports and entertainment worldwide.
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The virus has disrupted global manufacturing and rattled financial markets.
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Life gets disrupted and you may not have another chance.
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Campus Disrupted University buildings still honor grand wizards and cyclops.
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Above, a cancer hospital in Jakarta where service was disrupted.
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Both often found their insular small towns disrupted from without.
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Transport in and out of Hubei also remains severely disrupted.
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Air cargo disrupted It's not just shipping that's been affected.
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"We have fundamentally disrupted a core human behavior," Salinas said.
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By killing Soleimani, the officials said, they disrupted such plans.
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They were a poignant symbol to him of disrupted lives.
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But the authorities have disrupted 26 terrorist schemes since 26.
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Now back in bed, we return to our disrupted romance.
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A week of disrupted sleep upped the amount of tau.
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The experience with Thomas also disrupted the Websters' travel plans.
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To an extent, Bennett's piano playing has also been disrupted.
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DOJ disrupted those plans with its objection to Fitzpatrick's appointment.
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The continuity of care that young children need is disrupted.
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But that has been disrupted by the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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The deployment has disrupted the flow of goods and people.
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Production was not disrupted, a manager at the oilfield said.
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It is years since human rights seriously disrupted Chinese foreign policy.
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Capitol Hill The normal order is also disrupted on Capitol Hill.
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Now this monopoly of thought is itself being disrupted from within.
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The pollution disrupted traffic over the three-day New Year's holiday.
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You'd expect some credit problems with people who have been disrupted.
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Microsoft said the company is investigating exactly why Bing was disrupted.
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Nor the BBC digital radio listeners, whose British broadcast got disrupted.
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Even when their lives are massively disrupted along with their children's.
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"Disrupted" is Lyons' take on the idealized entrepreneurship scene in California.
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Rail services across the UK were also disrupted by lightning strikes.
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"Retail without question is being disrupted," CEO Kevin Plank told analysts.
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Team sport prepares athletes to work in such a disrupted environment.
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Disrupted distribution systems are keeping lives in the disaster zone difficult.
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First, nothing has been disrupted about media except the distribution model.
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In both Gabon and Gambia, internet connectivity was disrupted during elections.
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I won't go into it, but it seriously disrupted [my life].
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Rubio's concession speech, like his campaign, was disrupted by Trump supporters.
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"The damage from the coronavirus has already disrupted the supply chain."
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So this market was clearly waiting to be disrupted by technology.
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And Japan is just asking to be disrupted, says Mr Stocker.
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It takes almost two weeks to recover disrupted output, it said.
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So if you think your commute won't be disrupted—think again.
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However, Mr Trump has at least not disrupted the economic recovery.
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What's the next $300 billion industry to be disrupted by technology?
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It has disrupted democratic systems and facilitated a global disinformation crisis.
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The content business is also being disrupted by Amazon and Netflix.
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Fuel supplies to Europe will also be disrupted by the storm.
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Beijing doesn't want South Korea, a major trading partner, disrupted either.
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He disrupted dates and had literal chicken nuggets thrown at him.
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Not even the Dallas massacre has disrupted this mutually beneficial arrangement.
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This silence is disrupted only by the regular cacophony of violence.
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People whose circadian rhythms were most disrupted got the most benefit.
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Some unlucky travelers can now say a volcano disrupted their plans.
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It was unclear what the man who disrupted it was protesting.
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It's how the Valley has disrupted business and society for decades.
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Obama's presidency provoked a backlash because he disrupted the racial hierarchy.
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Conflict and insecurity have cut off trade routes and disrupted imports.
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It's being disrupted because the department stores generally service this space.
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The tensions have disrupted global supply chains and roiled financial markets.
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The government has promised to improve Egypt's slow and disrupted internet.
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This disrupted the traditional enterprise software industry, including giants like SAP.
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The KAA did not say whether any flights had been disrupted.
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Bus service disrupted Meanwhile the Islamabad protest continues to impact traffic.
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Yet the compliance costs associated with Dodd-Frank disrupted small banks.
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When Ebola struck Liberia for example, it disrupted Liberia's healthcare system.
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The September employment report was disrupted by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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That then disrupted marine food webs and sparked a mass extinction.
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Power supplies across Syria have been severely disrupted by the war.
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We disrupted their offense; we got to a lot of pucks.
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In 2015, Black Lives Matter activists disrupted one of his speeches.
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Their meeting is disrupted by a series of frantic phone calls.
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Last week, internet connectivity in Iran was disrupted for several hours.
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The storm disrupted the interplay of monolithic datacenter and endless ocean.
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The union of Chabon's grandparents is disrupted by hospitalizations and imprisonment.
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Worldwide, schooling has been disrupted for more than 223 million students.
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It has paralyzed cities and towns, disrupted business, travel and schools.
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The government in Madrid said that the referendum had been disrupted.
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He encouraged physical responses to protesters who disrupted his campaign events.
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Your daily routine might be disrupted in a number of ways.
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The order also "substantially disrupted" the children's education, the complaint said.
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But this agricultural supply chain would be disrupted in other ways.
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Here's why Amazon's retail dominance won't be disrupted by the ruling.
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First, protests in Hong Kong disrupted both revenue and production capabilities.
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Will trade and transportation be disrupted — and with them, vital supplies?
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At home, however, the president has seriously disrupted my personal life.
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On Twitter, the airport warned passengers of disrupted flights and delays.
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Tesla's production and delivery plans in Shanghai, have also been disrupted.
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The account said that recent hurricanes had not disrupted that outlook.
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So stay tuned for more articles in the "Education Disrupted" series.
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Life is a jarring mix of the routine and the disrupted.
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Have your plans been disrupted by the US coronavirus travel ban?
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The authorities have disrupted at least 18 terrorist plots since 203.
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The virus have disrupted a string of sporting events across China.
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Sorey's drumming sometimes heightened the otherworldly atmosphere and sometimes disrupted it.
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But my childhood was disrupted somewhat bizarrely by the Chernobyl accident.
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The trade conflict has upset financial markets and disrupted supply chains.
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It has quietly disrupted the $7.9 trillion mid-market lending space.
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The scandal has disrupted Volkswagen's global business and sullied its reputation.
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It had disrupted Chinese industry and diminished spending by Chinese consumers.
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The airline may owe disrupted passengers hundreds of pounds in compensation.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV SAYS GLOBAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY DISRUPTED BY CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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The city's underground rail system, the MTR, has been repeatedly disrupted.
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They disrupted work, and often carried off both files and personnel.
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In the morning, his slumber was disrupted by a tremendous noise.
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No injuries were reported, but nerves were rattled and routines disrupted.
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To have disrupted the map further would likely threaten incumbent Democrats.
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Administration officials said the missile strike had not disrupted the meeting.
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Is it a sign that not everything needs to be disrupted?
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Over Christmas, a series of attacks disrupted services at Turkish banks.
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"When they fixed things, they disrupted the entire industry," said Wadhwa.
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But eventually, something goes wrong, harmony is disrupted and violence ensues.
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The event was disrupted by a white man who supports Sen.
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Langbeens, ordinary Americans whose lives were disrupted by a global war.
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A lavishly costumed pageant was canceled, and logistics were horribly disrupted.
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Sometimes, this fusion is disrupted, and that's when uterine anomalies happen.
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He's angry and disrupted because of the loss of his heritage.
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In this sense, smartphone cameras have disrupted the traditional camera industry.
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The people who are most stuck in the world are those who see hegemonic positions now and don't believe that now can be disrupted — despite the fact that what exists now only exists because everything's been disrupted.
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To sum up, globalisation disrupted both international power structures and domestic ones.
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The fires have disrupted daily life in communities near the Gaza Strip.
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They're putting the Waterfords forth as a portrait of family bliss, disrupted.
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It has meant losses of income, hurting local businesses, and disrupted education.
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But this draining process is slowed or disrupted when someone has lymphedema.
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Philadelphia native Michael Rubin disrupted the market for official sports team apparel.
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These samples are very old, but they came from disrupted stratigraphic layers.
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Production at TSMC could be disrupted until "at least Sunday," Bloomberg wrote.
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Speeches by political conservatives have been disrupted or blocked on many campuses.
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You're in a world where you either disrupt or you get disrupted.
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These weapons "disrupted the balance of power among the gangs", he says.
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Apparent threats against planes disrupted travel at two major American airports Tuesday.
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Instagram, which is owned and operated by Facebook, was disrupted as well.
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Globalization has disrupted the job market, leaving trade unions weaker and divided.
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Early Tuesday, thousands of WhatsApp users found their service disrupted in China.
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Among the effects of this is disrupted motor control, which causes tremors.
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Two protestors disrupted the Crufts final on Sunday with a pitch-invasion.
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Look out for Girl Disrupted, set to be released in early 2017.
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"We want to disrupt ourselves before we are disrupted," Lambert told TechCrunch.
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The television industry, already disrupted by streaming platforms Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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For folks with bipolar, there's increased sensitivity to those routines being disrupted.
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Demonetisation led to long queues at shops and banks and disrupted businesses.
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Melatonin suppression is a marker of circadian disruption, which includes disrupted sleep.
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"Different types of contracts are going to be disrupted first," he said.
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Cloud computing has already disrupted everything from films to corporate IT departments.
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And that feedback loop is disrupted when you look at your phone.
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They also disrupted China's own economy more than in 99% of simulations.
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The city's public transit system has also been disrupted on multiple occasions.
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Pomeroy highlighted online companies that had disrupted price models in their industries.
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Shortly thereafter, clashes began at the Friday prayer congregation, which was disrupted.
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Foreign patients being treated in Qatar have had their medical care disrupted.
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MINNEAPOLIS – A conservative activist disrupted a campaign event for Minnesota state Rep.
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Power supplies were disrupted but most lines had been repaired by evening.
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Violent protests disrupted the festivities, where President Nicolas Maduro was in attendance.
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Some passengers might be disrupted for "most of the week," he said.
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Payments to farmers impacted by tariffs were also disrupted by the shutdown.
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The incident potentially disrupted both arriving and departing flights, the agency said.
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When a disaster strikes, the lifetime trajectory for the children is disrupted.
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Despite the impending funding stop, some services are unlikely to be disrupted.
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Then World War I disrupted the economy and broke the imperial system.
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Rio's search for a new chair has been disrupted by unwelcome events.
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NASA's cargo deliveries to the International Space Station will probably be disrupted.
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On Thursday night, a protester disrupted a town hall held by Rep.
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Heathrow confirmed to Business Insider on Friday that no flights were disrupted.
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The plot was disrupted when one of the prisoners confessed to officials.
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Here are the 12 times animals hilariously intruded and disrupted the game.
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The company said its operations were disrupted by hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Texas After the heavy rain in Lubbock, many community activities were disrupted.
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Parent-child bonds are often severely disrupted by detention, according to Zayas.
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Demonstrators demanding jobs disrupted output, damaged property and intimidated employees, Lonmin said.
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Protests over jobs also disrupted state phosphate production, another key revenue earner.
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And one that has caused legal woes and disrupted the stock price.
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The smartphone revolution has well and truly disrupted the world of banking.
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I, now, of course, believe it will be disrupted by new companies.
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The mass adoption of mobile phones obviously disrupted Facebook's traditional desktop interface.
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Service on the Metrolink and Surfliner trains has been disrupted as well.
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In the last few years, referenda have profoundly disrupted and altered Europe.
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It was the first time in weeks that Trump's speech wasn't disrupted.
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The ground stop in Atlanta disrupted air travel across the United States.
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Trump, on the other hand, has disrupted agreements on all those issues.
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Travel, tourism and trade will be significantly disrupted, if not shut down.
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The announcements have disrupted higher education in ways that are nearly unprecedented.
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Consumer spending may suffer if daily life is disrupted by the virus.
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In Los Angeles, they disrupted Senator Elizabeth Warren's stump speech this week.
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Online censorship has intensified, and tools to circumvent China's Great Firewall disrupted.
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The failure at the clinic has disrupted couples' plans to have children.
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Memory is a strange thing, especially when it's been disrupted by war.
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At Apple, Jony Ive's designs disrupted the computer and mobile phone markets.
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Protests in Sacramento have shut down busy streets and disrupted sporting events.
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Visibility reached near zero, and travel plans were disrupted throughout the state.
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Forest fires in Canada and production problems in Brazil have disrupted supply.
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Subway commutes were disrupted by someone activating the emergency brakes, officials said.
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Only night and weekend service would be disrupted or delayed, he said.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the systems that keep our lives running.
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Economic setbacks — especially in 1973 and 2008 — disrupted long periods of growth.
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The tech industry's supply chain has been disrupted by the coronavirus crisis.
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A brawl briefly disrupted a speech Mr. Erdogan gave in New York.
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Entrepreneurs who once prided themselves on being disruptors are now being disrupted.
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Medvedeva's Olympic season was disrupted by the broken bone in her foot.
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Breaks in supply chains, factory closings and worker quarantines have disrupted supplies.
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THE AIRBNB STORY How Three Ordinary Guys Disrupted an Industry, Made Billions . . .
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If the coronavirus outbreak continues, however, mask manufacturing overseas could be disrupted.
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Where Thatcher craved decision, Howe preferred deferment; where Thatcher disrupted, he convened.
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But the Germans disrupted the landing, and Lieutenant Duffy called it off.
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Service between Washington and Philadelphia was disrupted Wednesday morning following the incident.
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But Fisher's death of cardiac arrest at age 60 disrupted that plan.
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"Our cooperation will never be disrupted by such nonsensical talk," she added.
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Major events have been canceled, and company supply chains are being disrupted.
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The majority of people, 55%, actually aren't disrupted at all by DST.
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Platforms like Uber, Netflix and Airbnb disrupted taxis, movie theaters and hotels.
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Tesla isn't the only company to be disrupted by the viral outbreak.
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In one day, about 300,000 passengers had their journeys delayed and disrupted.
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But a series of events in recent years have disrupted this system.
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More people grow up with inadequate schools, disrupted families and fragmented neighborhoods.
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Arrests, pepper spray and smoke bombs disrupted a protest in Berkeley, Calif.
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When the protest disrupted the game at halftime, Harvard led 15-3.
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Prosecutors disrupted attendees' lives for a year before charges were finally dropped.
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The two-week strike has so far mostly disrupted supplies from refineries.
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The two-week strike has so far mostly disrupted supplies from refineries.
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Florence has killed at 20 people and disrupted the lives of millions.
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Back at sea, the survival instincts of fish are disrupted under acidification.
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" It also told travelers that planned travel abroad "may be severely disrupted.
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Could finding ways to correct that disrupted pathway alter a child's neurodevelopment?
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It's also a pathway through which communication is often disrupted for smokers.
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It takes the company about 24 hours to register a disrupted routine.
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If they're not moving, they will get disrupted as any large country.
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He talks about how Harvard Business School is going to get disrupted.
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"I think what you're seeing is a lot of traditional industries are getting disrupted by technology and I have absolutely no doubt that our industry will get disrupted by technology," Easterbrook said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Wednesday.
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Provided "social order" is not disrupted, authorities have shown neither opposition or support.
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That disrupted shipments of gasoline primarily to the Southeast, causing temporary price spikes.
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It's a tremendously busy day, so expect your chill vibe to be disrupted.
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A Post Office spokesperson said a "third party" disrupted some customers on Nov.
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London's underground and surrounding rail network were also disrupted by the heavy rain.
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Trump then discussed the leaks that have disrupted his first month in office.
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In the short term, the tech industry has dislodged and disrupted local residents.
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Silicon Valley has disrupted disruptive innovation, and Clayton Christensen isn't happy about it.
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The technology industry, which has disrupted nearly all other sectors, is disrupting itself.
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"The internet has "already disrupted plenty of people and it will disrupt more.
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Unlike previous natural disasters, this time the overall telecommunication system never got disrupted.
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His California events have been disrupted by pro-immigration protesters who he belittles.
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Local mistrust and attacks by rebel groups have disrupted treatment and vaccination programs.
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Trade experts say there's a serious risk that food supplies will be disrupted.
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Personal technology disrupted TV watching so long ago that it feels normal now.
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We know that they've disrupted Ukraine and efforts to have elections in Ukraine.
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It pledged to diversify after a 2009 dispute with Moscow disrupted winter supplies.
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It is our responsibility to ensure these experiences aren't disrupted by inauthentic activity.
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And being disrupted by Ant is just one of their digitally induced nightmares.
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One thing is clear, they are not sitting around waiting to be disrupted.
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" Disrupted supply chains, Koll explained, are likely to give rise to "new players.
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It's hard to know but it certainly disrupted what the market was doing.
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Police at the time said that raid had disrupted an active militant plot.
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The opposition is starting to look like Cuba's disrupted and divided dissident groups.
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The cyber attack hit international shipper FedEx and disrupted Britain's health care system.
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On Monday alone, it disrupted 153 flights that would have carried 59,000 passengers.
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Given their previous reaction to disrupted fucking, however, that's probably for the best.
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Needless to say, the crowdfunding scene is about to be disrupted for good.
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MEDICAL SERVICES DISRUPTED All telephone, television, and internet connections remained severed in Kashmir.
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"Corporations recognize the high risk of being disrupted by technology startups," Simoudis said.
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But Al-Hussein's swimming career was disrupted when unrest broke out in Syria.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai added that the operation may have disrupted medical services.
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Dear Leader McConnell: The 115th Congress is being disrupted by sustained, partisan obstruction.
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Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saria said on Facebook the attack disrupted airport operations.
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Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saria said the attack disrupted operations at the airport.
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In some of those discussions, Trump disrupted mainstream norms of U.S. foreign policy.
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That means when service is disrupted, the taxpayer loses money, not the company.
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But since Microsoft acquired Nokia's mobile making division normal service has been disrupted.
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Freezing weather may have disrupted water supply to Sabine Pass, market sources said.
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A few domestic flights were grounded and public transport was disrupted throughout Athens.
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Most economists think Britain's economy would be seriously disrupted by such an outcome.
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First they disrupted how we do business online, and now they define it.
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"Traffic to and from Paris is severely disrupted," Eurostar said in a statement.
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Once controlled and planned, he finds his carefully tailored life disrupted by love.
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"Our trainings were disrupted and officials attacked, so some people withdrew," he said.
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Activists have disrupted high-profile speeches, and immigrants have walked out on work.
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Operations at Toyota Motor Corp and Nissan Motor Co Ltd were also disrupted.
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I've tried to meditate every day but when I travel it gets disrupted.
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The trade war has roiled global markets and economies and disrupted supply chains.
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Its reckless release disrupted organisations across Europe costing hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Blue-collar and white-collar career paths are getting disrupted and phased out.
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Historical agency, the action of protest, disrupted the withholding that was Baldwin's fate.
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The flood waters disrupted the process leading to the sludge, the sources said.
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Hong Kong's Airport Authority said operations at the airport had been "seriously disrupted".
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Black Lives Matters protestors memorably disrupted a Sanders event last year in Seattle.
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Recent rounds have left operations at the city's airport disrupted for two days.
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Once again, rough weather has disrupted what should have been a leisurely cruise.
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Side effects: Habitats are destroyed and ecosystems disrupted with unpredictable long-term consequences.
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When this happens, it means that the device's network connection has been disrupted.
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The hormonal system is easily disrupted by a minuscule amount of these chemicals .
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Even Mr. Obama's holidays are routinely disrupted by events in the Middle East.
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During the time of Lincoln, the Pony Express got disrupted by the telegraph.
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A plumbing system that almost disrupted one of Hogwarts most closely guarded secrets.
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Netflix's extraordinary growth has disrupted the media landscape and entranced the stock market.
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Students' fall semesters were disrupted, and academic calenders were thrown into a frenzy.
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American companies that obtain parts and supplies there could see that conduit disrupted.
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Activists of the alliance blocked key intersections in the city and disrupted transport.
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Our planet is being pummeled by the dangerous symptoms of a disrupted climate.
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So many of our plans have been disrupted, leaving us frustrated and disappointed.
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This unprecedented period has disrupted all the systems that keep our lives running.
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Soon after that, L train service will be disrupted on nights and weekends.
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It could take months of work to get the disrupted technology back online.
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But this year, the order of things was disrupted over and over again.
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These incidents have disrupted Bangladesh's image of itself as a moderate, progressive nation.
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Infections have been reported in more than 100 countries and disrupted global markets.
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Power plants in Denmark and fish farms in Norway have disrupted wild stocks.
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I'd be surprised, though, if any of these splits fundamentally disrupted this establishment.
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It has also disrupted supply chains ranging from the car industry to smartphones.
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Their peaceful life is disrupted when visitors (Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris) arrive.
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But the authorities have disrupted no fewer than 18 terrorist schemes since 2013.
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Apple fell 4.4% on fears sales and production in China could be disrupted.
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Messonnier said her agency wants people to understand their lives might be disrupted.
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European economy There are also signs that flights within Europe are being disrupted.
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Years later, that peace would be disrupted when slaves arrived in the city.
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Now, hundreds of thousands of people in China are facing disrupted travel plans.
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Sadly, with their lives severely disrupted if not destroyed, too many commit suicide.
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Some train and subway services were disrupted amid the latest unrest, operators said.
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These programs will assist agricultural producers to meet the costs of disrupted markets.
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It is just happening faster than the disrupted old-line companies can adapt.
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In 10 years or less, all the founders successfully disrupted their respective industries.
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Presented across two screens, these monologues are disrupted by moments of magical realism.
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Halley also pointed out that airline traffic could be disrupted if tensions escalate.
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Security groups reportedly confirmed that WhatsApp was being disrupted by government internet filters.
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Is there any chance that marketplace health coverage could be disrupted this year?
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So we were on the web, then we got disrupted suddenly by Facebook.
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But the plan was inadvertently disrupted by South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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"They're targeting Jewish community centers, they're targeting offices and lives are being disrupted."
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Canadian Natural spokeswoman said its production has not been disrupted by the incident.
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Yes, there is a chance that all of this disruption could get disrupted.
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Every industry is being disrupted so the importance of speed cannot be underestimated.
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It is not the first time the major league schedule has been disrupted.
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They also had more attention problems, likely a result of their disrupted routines.
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Next 20 years are going to be about TV getting disrupted by digital.
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Fire-suppression tactics in the western United States have disrupted this natural cycle.
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Meaning that some kind of traditionalism had been disrupted on a different schedule.
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You know, I mentioned that sort of one thing about the getting disrupted.
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If global supply chains keep getting disrupted, though, so too should tech valuations.
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"It's very important that we keep the momentum and don't get disrupted," he said.
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Just as in the first era, globalisation has disrupted international and domestic power structures.
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China banned ICOs earlier this month, saying that they disrupted the country's financial order.
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In the process, it disrupted old-fashioned media companies like newspapers and record labels.
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So, that was potentially disrupted by the unknown, whether that&aposs fair or not.
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Flights, too, could be disrupted since airlines kept flight schedules and records on computers.
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They disrupted M. mycoides' genes, determining which were essential for the bacteria to survive.
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According to reporting by New Scientist, the storm temporarily disrupted GPS and radio communications.
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That disrupted government programmes and raised the political risks associated with investing in Kenya.
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Threats by the separatists disrupted voting in Cameroon's two Anglophone regions during the Oct.
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In the UK, 12 terror plots have been disrupted in the last three years.
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The dispute disrupted Gulf shipping routes and raised problems with oil and gas deliveries.
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The township's mayor, Brian John Ducey, said filming would have greatly disrupted the neighborhood.
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The trade dispute between the United States and China has disrupted a lot companies.
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Workers had been restoring power from the initial earthquake when Friday's disrupted power again.
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There was no immediate indication that those talks would be disrupted, the official said.
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The trade war has affected businesses all over the world and disrupted supply chains.
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S. trade war, which has disrupted global supply chains and weighed on business confidence.
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He definitely disrupted international trade, but his restrictions have done more harm than good.
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Just under 9% of the cycle-disrupted mice, they discovered, had developed liver cancer.
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The US disrupted the climate talks in ways beyond the special climate report discussion.
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Founded in 1956, the Chinese space programme was badly disrupted by Mao's Cultural Revolution.
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But seeing how we've ... I've experienced myself the way that journalism has been disrupted.
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It's a brave new world, an accepting world — and it's waiting to be disrupted.
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The virus has disrupted air travel, driven holiday cancellations, factory closures and production cuts.
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Then Gibson's sued Oberlin, claiming that the college defamed the shopkeepers and disrupted business.
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The industry has disrupted itself, points out Geoffrey Weston of Bain & Company, a consultancy.
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Carriers try especially hard to to ensure that lucrative business travelers' trips aren't disrupted.
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Once again Britain's general election has been disrupted by a deadly attack on civilians.
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Klepper and several others disrupted a Board of Regents meeting at the state capitol.
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Gatwick Airport, London's second busiest airport, was severely disrupted by drone sightings in December.
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In a possibly related development, WhatsApp, a messaging service, has been disrupted in China.
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The Cuban spies who protect the regime have disrupted several coup plots this year.
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As conflict has disrupted oil production, Egyptian and Tunisian migrant workers have lost out.
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He advocates a more flexible benefit system, to help the retraining of disrupted workers.
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They're being pulled apart and disrupted like so many other industries and institutions today.
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He was told that he resembled another man who had previously disrupted Trump rallies.
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In short, the market seems to view asset management as a chronically disrupted industry.
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And access to Tor, an anonymous browser, was systematically disrupted in Egypt last year.
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But the world has changed as journalism and entertainment have been disrupted by technology.
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Turkey has already disrupted plans by Cyprus to develop some of its offshore fields.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as the East Coast snow storm disrupted travel plans.
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Potential hits to GDP growth will depend on how severely business activity is disrupted.
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S. trade war, which has disrupted supply chains and hit Japan's export-led economy.
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MDMA's risks include disrupted circadian rhythm and cognitive impairment after excessive long-term use.
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"If something goes wrong, the entire process is not only disrupted but potentially undermined."
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Supply chains of Taiwanese firms would be disrupted by a breakdown in trade relations.
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Environmental inspections have disrupted some supply lines and added to uncertainty in the market.
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Gatwick Airport, Londons second busiest airport, was severely disrupted by drone activity in December.
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"We know we have disrupted your lives," the group said Wednesday in a statement.
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A significant number of Etsy transactions have been disrupted by ongoing payment processing outages.
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The information that flows from your extremities back to your brain is temporarily disrupted.
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The prolonged election season disrupted its economy as investors waited to see the outcome.
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The people behind "move fast and break things" are about to get disrupted themselves.
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Gatwick Airport, London's second busiest airport, was severely disrupted by drone activity in December.
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These are problems to be solved, or disrupted, in the parlance of Silicon Valley.
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"We looked more at the taxi and limousine industry that's being disrupted," he said.
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Lastly, the site wasn't disrupted by human activities, such as modern agriculture or drainage.
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After ruling as the undisputed disrupter of American retailing, Walmart finds itself being disrupted.
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Do you think this is an area that is finally going to get disrupted?
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Filming was distilled across five weeks so that family life was not too disrupted.
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On Friday, as federal government operations grew more disrupted, the president did just that.
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Communication was disrupted after winds snapped a cell tower in two on the island.
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The agriculture industry was also, in her eyes, ripe for being disrupted by technology.
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Ride-sharing has disrupted transportation in many cities, and not always for the better.
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Finance players need to act quickly to ensure the online payments industry isn't disrupted.
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The rainfall also disrupted the French Open, where several tennis matches have been postponed.
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Many activists in the movement have also disrupted actions planned by white supremacist groups.
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Services on the Tung Chung, Tseung Kwan O and Ma On Shan lines disrupted.
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But then the mood is disrupted when one user invites violence into the room.
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Trump has disrupted all of that—greatly increasing the chances of miscalculation or escalation.
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In 2011, a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan disrupted auto production for months.
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Since September, stricter emissions rules have disrupted the supply of some vehicles across Europe.
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IF IT'S AS DISRUPTIVE AS WE THINK IT IS, WHAT INDUSTRIES ARE BEING DISRUPTED?
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Many would go on to have severely disrupted lives marked by abuse and violence.
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Job growth fell to 96,000 in September when the storms disrupted the labor market.
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"The prospects that this company is going to be 'disrupted' ... is fantastical," he said.
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Then those automatic pinsetters came along, and I was disrupted out of a job.
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Traders dumped U.S. crude spreads after Harvey disrupted U.S. crude refining and petroleum transport.
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A National Security Education Program, the Boren awards, has also been disrupted, participants said.
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In reality, the auctions are likely, if you look forward, going to get disrupted.
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That has disrupted deliveries to Belarus, Germany, Poland, Ukraine and other countries since April.
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The rally itself was tame by Mr. Trump's standards, and was not disrupted once.
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And they believe that niche trends, if properly disrupted, can become billion-dollar markets.
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Amazon has disrupted the retail sector, forcing companies — both big and small — to adjust.
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It has also disrupted oil production, by far the government's biggest source of revenue.
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Enough cases have proven already that companies are better off disrupting than being disrupted.
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William Finnegan on how a revolutionary machine both advanced and disrupted the surfing industry.
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"It is a pity that we disrupted the sportsmen," Kurachyova told reporters on Monday.
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So many lives lost, upended and disrupted for 20 years and no good reason.
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And their lives and livelihoods could be disrupted by extreme weather becoming more severe.
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Technical glitches disrupted Mr. Biden's virtual town hall with voters in Illinois on Friday.
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And damned if it isn't a part of the brain disrupted by a blackout.
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But then we gradually included inmates who disrupted the efficient running of an institution.
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Service on Madrid's metro system was significantly disrupted after hundreds of trains stopped running.
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And then it's easier for them to get disrupted from the outside. Right. Right.
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He lives near the periphery and found his driving routines disrupted by the superblock.
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It was a portrait of a house disrupted, but it became its own shelter.
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It just kind of got disrupted by Gchat as Google took over the internet.
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Wilson expected to focus on domestic affairs, but the war had disrupted those plans.
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In 2018, you're either Amazon or you're at risk of being disrupted by Amazon.
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What are three typical senior-year activities that have been disrupted by the fire?
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An earlier version of this article misstated how Carlos Correa's morning commute was disrupted.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted all of the systems that keep our lives running.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted all of the systems that keep our lives running.
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Throughout the nation's history, wars, natural disasters and even terrorist attacks have disrupted campaigns.
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Throughout the nation's history, wars, natural disasters and even terrorist attacks have disrupted campaigns.
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In osteoporosis, the balance is disrupted — more bone is broken down than is made.
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The coronavirus disease, COVID-19, has totally disrupted daily life in much of China.
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Numerous multinational tech companies have seen their supply chains disrupted since the coronavirus outbreak.
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He appeared to confirm media reports that offensive U.S. cyberoperations disrupted the company's activities.
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Tennessee may not be the only state where voting is disrupted by severe weather.
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Dr. Crisanti's team disrupted the doublesex gene in a way that affects only females.
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The impact was felt not just in darkened homes but also in disrupted routines.
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Others said the problems facing the industry were far greater than two disrupted shows.
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The subway system has also been disrupted by demonstrations over the past several weeks.
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Other measures do point to continuing integration—but one is soon to be disrupted.
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But the large protests — which have attracted millions of people — have disrupted the city.
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The whole ecosystem's been disrupted in a seismic way, so it just ripples out.
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But supply chains could get seriously disrupted if some of those workers get sick.
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The campaign has disrupted global efforts to fight the epidemic, according to US officials.
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" Israeli airstrikes have disrupted some of Iran's activities, but Tehran's "overall objectives appear unchanged.
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He said, 'I'm going to disrupt everything,' and people wanted it to be disrupted.
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All carried genetic mutations that disrupted the ability of cells to fix damaged DNA.
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Campus Disrupted Students plan recruitment strategies for the new school year: Demand and disorient.
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Campus Disrupted Death threats and protests as statements about race and politics go viral.
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The new connections we do form are tenuous, easily disrupted by the slightest inconvenience.
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Charity has been disrupted by the internet and those older methods won't work anymore.
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He doesn't approve of tariffs, which have disrupted his supply chains and raised costs.
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Mr. Shi said the illness had disrupted some of those plans, keeping families apart.
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Some people have benefited from the law while others have seen their coverage disrupted.
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Flights at the three main local airports — Newark, La Guardia and Kennedy — were disrupted.
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The bad news is we have already had incidents that have disrupted corporate activities.
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Lebanese authorities say they have disrupted a number of IS plots in recent months.
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Other leftist professors have had their lives disrupted by the right-wing outrage machine.
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Any potential plot can be disrupted using traditional tools of intelligence and police work.
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The evolving media order has created its share of innovative winners and disrupted losers.
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Protesters trying to drive home the urgency for change disrupted Washington's morning commute. 963.
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On top of the U.S.-China tariff war, the outbreak has further disrupted production.
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John Kilduff, founding partner of Again Capital, says the geopolitical dynamics have been disrupted.
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Lawmakers disrupted Lam's annual policy address on Wednesday, heckling and throwing objects at her.
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In Paris, most metro lines were shut down and bus services were heavily disrupted.
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Lou's death has disrupted not only Ms. Oxford's life, but also her daily routine.
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"Uncertainty" around additional tariffs and global trade had disrupted Whirlpool's supply chain, he added.
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Job growth fell to 96,21625 in September when the storms disrupted the labor market.
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Dr. Ford's life has already been badly disrupted by death threats and other intimidation.
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A nor'easter has closed schools and disrupted travel across the East Coast on Wednesday.
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The letter noted how the original visa ban last month had disrupted cultural life.
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In 2009, my Democratic colleagues began reporting that their town meetings were being disrupted.
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Jeff Bezos has struggled to disrupt the grocery industry like he has disrupted others.
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S trade war, which has disrupted the local economy in the past few quarters.
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With postal services across India severely disrupted, he is yet to receive a reply.
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If money is unnecessarily used, then your whole credit and account can be disrupted.
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She arrived unannounced and disrupted a drag show, drawing an unfriendly response at first.
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"Virtually nobody's heard of them, but they've disrupted the traditional foreign exchange market, ruled by J.P. Morgan, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, similar to the way Virtu and Citadel have disrupted global equity markets, " said Larry Tabb, founder of research firm Tabb Group.
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"Just like science is disrupted with gene therapy or novel treatments, I think the drug distribution channel also should be disrupted with improvements based on technology or efficiency," Allergan CEO Brent Saunders told analysts on the company's third-quarter conference call Wednesday.
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"The usual things that are supposed to be happening in a normal economy are getting disrupted, and they're getting disrupted in ways that we don't fully understand because it's a health event," said Paul Gruenwald, global chief economist at S&P Global Ratings.
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The moves have disrupted fuel deliveries throughout the Caribbean, much of which depends on PDVSA.
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The researchers expected to see evidence of disrupted or altered activities within the specific layers.
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Another destination that has been disrupted is the Carribean after a particularly violent hurricane season.
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His career might have been disrupted, but not enough to bring it to a halt.
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A fine alone doesn't make sense because this has disrupted many communities in Pasir Gudang.
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Meat products aren't the first Canadian export to China to be disrupted in recent months.
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According to BuzzFeed News, the event was disrupted less than in hour into the screening.
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This year, that pattern was disrupted by what can only be described as disrupting news.
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And huge tech companies disrupted entire industries, from Airbnb to Taskrabbit, Uber, Etsy and Getaround.
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Pay to ISIS fighters has been disrupted as well as death benefits for suicide bombers.
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"Monica -- and I wish her all the best -- her life has been disrupted," Starr said.
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We do not expect OMEM's operations to be materially disrupted by the group's restructuring plans.
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BB&T Corporation's recent acquisition of competitor banks disrupted the competitive landscape of FULT's market.
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Under Fernandez, cumbersome quotas hampered the import of key components and disrupted factory production lines.
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Is it simply because you think they're entitled to know why their childhood was disrupted?
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Two men dressed as hooded Klansmen just disrupted Jeff Sessions' Senate hearing on Capitol Hill.
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About 15 miles away, the shock waves disrupted operations at two oil refineries in Martinez.
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The supply of such essentials as food and medicine could be disrupted, too (see article).
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And again, we're in a world that is -- everything about our world is being disrupted.
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Have your travel plans, work schedule, or family life been disrupted because of the virus?
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"It's no secret that the internet has really disrupted the news business model," Zuckerberg said.
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The hurricanes resulted in 2,500 canceled JetBlue flights over 30 consecutive days of disrupted operations.
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But how much, and where, food webs will be thus disrupted is hard to say.
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Nokia, BlackBerry, Microsoft, Motorola, and Palm have all had their businesses disrupted by the iPhone.
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A general strike called for August 5th disrupted the city's airport and mass-transit network.
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The country's economy would grind to a halt with transport closures and disrupted cellphone networks.
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The fast-spreading outbreak has killed nearly 500 people and disrupted businesses and travel globally.
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The virus has shut down cities and factories in China and disrupted global air travel.
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Though some firms will be disrupted, most Americans will not notice the damage (see article).
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"The way Big Tech will get disrupted is by new technologies like AI," he said.
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We think there are many industries that have yet to be significantly disrupted by technology.
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To us, this sector is a disrupted bond proxy facing greater-than-realized regulatory risk.
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Previous research has linked what's known as apnea, or disrupted breathing during sleep, with infertility.
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The curbs and other anti-pollution measures have added to industry costs and disrupted growth.
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There are less regulatory hurdles, so we will see the contract space get disrupted first.
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We're sorry that our service has been disrupted and for any inconvenience this has caused.
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They disrupted the class out of embarrassment and deposited absurd questions into our Question Box.
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Disrupted sleep was reported by 40 percent of girls compared with 28 percent of boys.
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And last-minute get out the vote efforts would definitely be disrupted by a cyberattack.
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And they're all in perpetual fear of a ghost that disrupted their lives last summer.
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This is not the first time U.K Black Lives Matter protesters have disrupted London's airports.
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The disaster killed nearly 9,000 people and disrupted the lives of more than 8 million.
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A month-long strike by pilots demanding better pay has disrupted journeys of 375,000 passengers.
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The dramatic rise in hacktivism 2016 was the year hacktivists disrupted cyberspace like never before.
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And the conversation points back to many of those opportunities, yes, in a disrupted environment.
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The resulting war cost 2m lives, disrupted Asian trade and added to the economic downturn.
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It claimed that lethal radioactive material was being blown into Chinese cities by disrupted weather.
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Now, Trump has disrupted the mood of international collaboration with the U.S. at the helm.
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The emergency services reported that gas and electricity supplies to the area had been disrupted.
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Neither the Willkie nor the Trump candidacies has destroyed the GOP, but both disrupted it.
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Traffic was disrupted and several subway lines experienced delays, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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New emission standards, driven in part by the climate crisis, have also disrupted the industry.
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This means that trade flows will be disrupted, with some cargoes likely to be diverted.
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Those trade routes had already been disrupted by Syria's seven-year war, hurting regional economies.
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The storm disrupted telegraph systems worldwide, while spark discharges shocked operators and even caused fires.
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That's what Trump has done -- he's disrupted politics as usual and changed the rules entirely.
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In the Netherlands, a storm disrupted air travel at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, Europe's third busiest.
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Cellular service would be disrupted, and a loss of GPS capabilities could complicate FEMA operations.
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But as you might imagine, licensed audiologists aren't excited to see their monopoly power disrupted.
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"Their supply chains are disrupted," said Morgan Lommele, a director at PeopleForBikes, an industry association.
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No one disrupted the order, no one came rushing in, screaming: This man is innocent.
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And Romania was disrupted by the Snake and Uroboros rootkit hacking attacks, plus election interference.
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The rapeseed harvest was dented by a steep fall in area after drought-disrupted sowing.
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"The energy landscape will be massively disrupted over the next decade or two," Walker said.
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Users are also reporting that their virtual private network (VPN) apps are also being disrupted.
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Prescription drug deliveries would be disrupted as health care companies scramble to find alternate means.
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He suspended campaigning last month due to security concerns after angry protests disrupted campaign stops.
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About 34% to 36% of jobs in those three sectors will get disrupted, McKinsey says.
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The event disrupted millions of mail and package deliveries, eventually resulting in a national emergency.
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Those dreams were disrupted by the letter from Dean Foods, which buys all their milk.
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The moves have disrupted fuel deliveries throughout the Caribbean, much of which depend on PDVSA.
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Before getting to users, signals can be disrupted or degraded by all kinds of things.
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But its weak, easily disrupted signals must be protected much more than they are now.
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Even in Colorado, warmer winters and reduced snowfall has disrupted tourism and the ski industry.
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He has also disrupted a core genre of viral animal content: inspirational interspecies friendship videos.
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Prices of most vegetables climbed in October as monsoon downpours delayed harvests and disrupted supplies.
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This isn't the first time technical errors have disrupted the Pentagon's most expensive weapons program.
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In the U.S., too, major plots have been disrupted before they could be carried out.
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Beijing would not allow peace and stability in the waters to be disrupted, he said.
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We have a new series launching this week called Trust Disrupted: Bitcoin and the Blockchain.
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The ruined square of cracked disrupted blocks where once a summerhouse had turned and stared.
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There, Simons disrupted, bringing modern references and even modern art into the storied couture maison.
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AgVend is their white knight, coming to save them from getting disrupted out of business.
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So let me be on the record that it will be disrupted by new companies.
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However, the telco-customer relationship, as global brand indicators show, is ready to be disrupted.
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Think of how Uber has disrupted the taxi industry by reinventing the personal mobility experience.
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It's not clear if the attacks significantly disrupted the campaigns, which have not been identified.
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Analysts said underlying output on the company's assembly lines did not appear to be disrupted.
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In 2015, the tech entrepreneur Oliver Luckett disrupted his own life and moved to Iceland.
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How has the internet disrupted that industry and forced it to work in new ways?
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A power outage disrupted Amtrak and NJ Transit service throughout the Northeast Corridor on Wednesday.
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To their surprise, doing so disrupted portions of anatomy that had seemed unconnected to flight.
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Local ranchers and farmers objected to the purchase, saying their traditional livelihoods were being disrupted.
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While teacher strikes disrupted teaching, the Stop & Shop strike hit the supermarket chain's bottom line.
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In 2014, protesters disrupted a groundbreaking ceremony and blocked work vehicles from accessing the mountain.
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But the deployment has still disrupted the flow of migrants, above, sowing fear among many.
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The decision disrupted World Cup preparations, and even shocked a few of Australia's best players.
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The extra genetic material in Alex's body was causing her development to be abnormally disrupted.
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The company has disrupted the global launch business with its lower prices and reusable boosters.
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Through wars and political upheaval, the harvesting may have been disrupted, but it never ended.
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Now that's great if you're the embedded provider, because you're less likely to get disrupted.
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"We're talking possibly millions of people disrupted over the next few days," he told CNN.
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Weddings are also being pushed back and bar or bat mitzvah plans are being disrupted.
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Coronavirus has disrupted global business supply chains, denting recruitment plans for many companies and recruiters.
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But if the parents or the nests are disrupted, the chicks will overheat and die.
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Disaster insurance typically covers workers' pay only when employers can prove their operations were disrupted.
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George Contreras said he was heading home when the sound of gunshots disrupted his commute.
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Factory closings and transportation restrictions in China have disrupted supply chains for drugs as well.
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Passengers who were told their plans would be disrupted took to social media to complain.
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We tour through South Asia, where the annual monsoon is increasingly disrupted by climate change.
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The price gap disrupted trading in the London market and caused a plunge in liquidity.
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Black Lives Matter and other groups have picketed her office weekly and disrupted public events.
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Suspects have been rounded up in large numbers, and insurgent networks disrupted somewhat, officials say.
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Coronavirus has disrupted global business supply chains, denting recruitment plans for many companies and recruiters.
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Commutes stretched for hours, and more than half of the system's 22 lines were disrupted.
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Back in 2006, British and American authorities disrupted the most extensive Qaeda plot they'd seen.
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The movement soon disrupted the country's traditionalleft-right spectrum by stoking broad anti-elite resentments.
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The government report said the storms disrupted production at facilities such as factories and offices.
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People have disrupted funerals because they didn't believe the deceased had succumbed to the virus.
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The attack disrupted Britain's health system and companies including carmaker Renault and global shipper FedEx.
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This isn't the only recent occasion Amazon has come along and disrupted an entire industry.
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The Sears Roebuck catalog of 1893 disrupted the first era of brick-and-mortar retail.
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Travel restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus disrupted a New York Fashion Week debut.
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"Global demand was weak and regional supply chain was disrupted," said DBS economist Ma Tieying.
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IMF SAYS ECONOMIC GROWTH IN CHINA DISRUPTED BY CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK; SPILLOVERS TO OTHER COUNTRIES LIKELY
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The attacks did not destroy major energy infrastructure that could have disrupted global crude supply.
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For those of you who subscribe to our Evening Briefing, technical difficulties disrupted Tuesday's newsletter.
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Travel restrictions in China and screening at airports in other countries have also disrupted plans.
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Last summer, the F.B.I. and the Stamford police disrupted a potential attack on a synagogue.
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This is not the first time a strike or potential strike has disrupted debate plans.
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That "disrupted the normal order of market competition," said a statement by the price bureau.
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Its dazzling facade of aluminum and glass dramatically disrupted the romantic but somnolent downtown skyline.
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President Trump has, as promised and to his supporters' glee, disrupted Washington's way of life.
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The campaign's easy path to victory is disrupted when River (David Corenswet) announces his candidacy.
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Then in August, an IT failure disrupted more than 400 flights leaving the United Kingdom.
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Think of it as low-cost insurance against the future risks of a disrupted climate.
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Baghdadi's death disrupted the organization, he said, but the U.S. is closely monitoring his replacement.
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Global production for these high-value products could be disrupted if their trade fight continues.
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EPA's normal process of catching and punishing polluters has been disrupted for an entire year.
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Focus on mild winter and state of plants after rain-disrupted sowing in northwest Europe.
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Among every industry "disrupted" by the internet, few have been hit harder than local news.
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The actions have roiled financial markets, disrupted manufacturing supply chains and reduced U.S. farm exports.
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The measures have disrupted trade, hurt manufacturing, roiled international markets and slowed the global economy.
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Late in Disrupted, Lyons talks about conspiring with a co-worker to keep his job.
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Former U.S. Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Sessions expected to announce plans to run for Senate Sessions speech at Northwestern disrupted by student protests MORE's speech at Northwestern University on Tuesday night was disrupted by student protests.
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It's not clear what happens when those rhythms are disrupted for months or years on end.
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And if sleep is disrupted on such a wide scale, it's indicative of greater disruptions elsewhere.
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The biggest fear is that radio signals between agents and command could be disrupted or intercepted.
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Measles also tends to flare up during conflicts or humanitarian emergencies when vaccination schedules are disrupted.
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But the row over Qatar's alleged support for Islamist groups has disrupted many aspects of life.
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It also disrupted the networks that brought migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh to Thailand and Malaysia.
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The problem has disrupted production at some companies, with the automotive sector among the worst hit.
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Soon after his speech, Rajapaksa's supporters poured on to the floor of parliament and disrupted proceedings.
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They have disrupted traditional industries with strategies and tactics previously unknown and unimagined by traditional warriors.
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Jody Hice aimed at helping voters facing specific issues with the federal government, have been disrupted.
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"Some of these businesses shouldn't be disrupted," says Trujillo, pointing to the likes of valet parking.
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But another candidate — Dennis Kucinich — has potentially disrupted the plans of many national and state Democrats.
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Other current and former employees say the cuts to hours have disrupted stores and hurt morale.
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Spanish media reported that internet connections at polling centers were being disrupted — sometimes physically by police.
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A Clinton rally featuring Jay-Z and Beyoncé last week was disrupted by a bomb threat.
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Elsewhere, protesters stopped traffic on an interstate and disrupted travelers trying to get into an airport.
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When it snows, flights are disrupted, Uber fares skyrocket, and construction can get put on hold.
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We're having to buy stuff and build it to make sure that we don't get disrupted.
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The strike disrupted business and traffic in several cities, including São Paulo and Brasília, the capital.
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A handy alternative to the Eurostar when it is next disrupted by weather/strikes/ technical issues.
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Supply chains have been disrupted due to travel restrictions, while many cities are in virtual lockdown.
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LMR is a vital technology during emergencies when typical cellphone networks can become disrupted or overloaded.
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This violence has ruined harvests and disrupted the livelihoods of hundreds of farmers across the region.
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Among those who had participated in a trial, about half said it disrupted their daily routine.
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Checks and balances are also disrupted when a child-counsellor to a president is at fault.
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There was a slight hiccup — a false fire alarm — that disrupted the presentation as a whole.
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It also claims that Jacobs' personal privacy may be disrupted by the publishing of the dispatch.
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The climate activists have blocked roads, disrupted a train line, and conducted a protest at Heathrow.
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The trend is strongest in the south-east, where fares are highest and services heavily disrupted.
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The luxury-FBO upstarts could be disrupted by the very firms they are seeking to emulate.
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How do organizations plan for an evolving workforce augmented – and in some cases disrupted – by automation?
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Speaking at the Paris Motor Show, he said his firm was already having its plans disrupted.
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Your regularly scheduled Motherboard programming has been disrupted due to an unforeseen MASSIVE ROCKET ENGINE TEST.
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I've just ... we had Dan Lyons on for "Disrupted," which I thought was a hysterical book.
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Waste management companies now are suddenly going to be disrupted by a bunch of young kids.
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Libya's oil production has been repeatedly disrupted by blockades and conflict over the past five years.
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In January, a line of some TSMC chips were contaminated with a chemical that disrupted production.
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The report is attracting particular attention after a spring deluge that disrupted corn and soybean planting.
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It's been one year since Rihanna disrupted the beauty world with the launch of Fenty Beauty.
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The new MoviePass offers an olive branch to the businesses that the company so fiercely disrupted.
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The last closure led to 800,000 federal workers missing two paychecks and disrupted various government services.
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And on Saturday morning, Trump took to Twitter again to blast those who disrupted the event.
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The company said a blast at a gas pipeline has disrupted supplies to Turkey from Iran.
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S. trade war has disrupted supply chains on both sides of the Pacific, particularly for electronics.
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Progress has clearly been made – militant cells have been rounded out and, perhaps more important, disrupted.
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My audience's experience would also be disrupted because they wouldn't have any new content to watch.
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Middle East air traffic has been disrupted in recent years by conflict in Iraq and Syria.
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Activists said they disrupted operations at 11 Chase branches, and two other branches closed as well.
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What I learned is that it's being disrupted just as newspapers and music and magazines were.
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Online may have disrupted Black Friday, he said, but not as much as has been reported.
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And they won't be able to react to it quickly enough, and they will get disrupted.
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But the ensuing cash crunch has caused job losses, disrupted supply chains and slowed construction activity.
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Demonstrators repeatedly disrupted the House Oversight Committee chairman, challenging him over his treatment of President Trump.
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He didn't specify when the plot was disrupted, but he said the planning was 90% finished.
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David Lynch thinks Donald Trump's presidency has disrupted the America's political system in a good way.
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Malaysia has not seen a serious militant attack but authorities say they have disrupted several plots.
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"These critical services were not impacted nor disrupted at any time," Johnson said in a statement.
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The costs of disrupted air routes and grounded flights are poised to threaten the airline's dominance.
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This is after an IT crash at British Airways disrupted flights over the bank holiday weekend.
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Last year, FireEye disrupted a North Korean campaign sending spear-phishing emails to U.S. electric companies.
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We tend to study extinctions to understand just how much we have disrupted the planet's ecosystems.
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Meanwhile strikes by ATCs in Greece, Italy and Belgium have also disrupted air travel this year.
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The fatality disrupted service on some subways lines, including the southbound 1, 2 and 3 trains.
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Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani disrupted the local telecom market in 2016 when he launched Reliance Jio.
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The trade conflict has disrupted global supply chains and slowed economic growth, dampening sentiment across markets.
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His teams have successfully disrupted the propaganda efforts of state-sponsored malign actors and extremist groups.
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"Our defense settled in and disrupted everything up front — it was a dominant performance," Swinney said.
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The social order is so disrupted that things change much more quickly than they do normally.
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But farms, seed distribution, milling and bakeries have all been damaged and disrupted by the conflict.
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S. trade war, which has already disrupted supply chains and hit export-reliant economies like Japan.
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"Despite its many accomplishments, Tesla had not yet truly disrupted the auto industry," Mr. Jonas wrote.
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The action has severely disrupted services with only one-in-eight high-speed TGV services operating.
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The company took advantage of technology, used an aggressive growth strategy and disrupted the entire industry.
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A major battle could test that support, especially if many civilians are killed or supplies disrupted.
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Thousands of demonstrators disrupted operations at Hong Kong International Airport for the second day on Tuesday.
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According to a recent Brookings Report a quarter of U.S. jobs could be disrupted by automation.
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"Eating meals and sleeping at the office day and night have disrupted our work," it said.
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His timetable was again disrupted this summer when he felt discomfort in his surgically repaired arm.
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"But when money is disrupted, this imposes a substantial disruption upon the working of the economy."
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These and other engineering interventions have catastrophically disrupted the coastal ecosystem, destroying communities, industries, and lives.
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Snowden's leaks disrupted "lawful intelligence-gathering" and resulted in damage to national security, the paper said.
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A Labor Department official said claims-taking procedures continued to be disrupted in the Virgin Islands.
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Grieco had called the statements "hurtful and offensive" and said they had disrupted the school day.
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Australian authorities described it as "one of the most substantial terrorist plots disrupted" in several years.
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CNN reported multiple people disrupted Sanders's speech with loud chants during a rally in Modesto, Calif.
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He asked for some water, and then sat in his chair, glowering about his disrupted morning.
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Confusion over who was affected, and protests at some major airports, disrupted travel throughout the weekend.
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Without a quick deal, most day-to-day operations in the federal government will be disrupted.
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Ride-sharing disrupted that status quo, introducing extreme competition that's left many cabbies in financial ruin.
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Technology and peer-to-peer communication, he argues, have not disrupted the American school system enough.
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The prolonged election season disrupted its economy as investors waited to see the outcome, Rotich said.
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"The perpetrator's processing is disrupted by dynamic entry," Deputy Chief John O'Connell said, standing beside him.
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An unidentified hacker reportedly disrupted the network's messaging functions within the computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system.
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It was the sixth political campaign event in three weeks the group disrupted, Mr. Johnson said.
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Intensified security at border crossings also has disrupted centuries-old international communities that straddle the line.
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His disability payments are disrupted every time he goes to jail, leaving him penniless on release.
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To do so, they fired X-rays at plants or used chemicals that disrupted plant DNA.
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Major Cold War boycotts also disrupted the Moscow and Los Angeles Games in 1980 and 1984.
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The more businesses that close, the more that supply chains for other businesses will be disrupted.
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Vivo did not elaborate if the truncation had disrupted their plans to leverage their tournament rights.
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It caused outages and disrupted cellphone service because of downed power lines and damaged cellular towers.
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In both 2017 and 2018 the Nordic Resistance Movement, a neo-Nazi organisation, disrupted Sweden's Almedalsveckan.
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The flooding also has disrupted part of Hormel Foods Corp's supply chain, the company told Reuters.
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As in other parts of Europe, train transport has been disrupted and many schools remain closed.
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Having disrupted the television and music businesses, the internet is finally threatening the heart of Hollywood.
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In Landing Lights Park, photographer David Rothenberg captures a quiet Queens neighborhood disrupted by descending airplanes.
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A statement by KamAir later said some of its flights were disrupted because of the attack.
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But where is the food coming from, when the harvests have been so disrupted by war?
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The Joneses further disrupted the idyllic stereotype by injecting a measure of black radicalism into it.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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Numerous multinational tech companies, including Apple, have seen their supply chains disrupted since the coronavirus outbreak.
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The floods have disrupted life in Dhaka, a megacity that is home to 16 million people.
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She had traveled to Antarctica to photograph underwater wildlife when an algae bloom disrupted these plans.
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But most will have to contend with a severe shortage of workers and disrupted supply chains.
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Now the team will continue to disrupt Houston's already disrupted opera season through the World Series.
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Ella TragerNew York To the Editor: The coronavirus has disrupted my life like a California wildfire.
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The decision was among several that disrupted the sports world as infections from the virus increased.
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Bad weather disrupted Shiffrin's grandest plans from the beginning, postponing each of her first two races.
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It caused prominent men to lose their jobs and disrupted the lives of lesser-known journalists.
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Tornadoes in Tennessee threatened voters on Super Tuesday, and hurricanes and wildfires have also disrupted elections.
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In China, at least four people died; in Hong Kong, commutes and air travel were disrupted.
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The virus has disrupted global travel and forced conferences to be cancelled, impacting hotel vacancy rates.
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The authority has not said whether Long Island commuters will receive discounts on their disrupted commutes.
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The latest conflict has not, however, disrupted oil output at about 1.2 million barrels per day.
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Ride-hail might have disrupted airports, but airports have shown that they can disrupt right back.
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The street closings clogged surrounding roadways with traffic and disrupted some of the city's bus routes.
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Flights from China are blocked and the closure of Chinese factories has disrupted Italian supply chains.
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Hundreds of Trump nominees are left twisting in the wind and other Senate business is disrupted.
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The case disrupted production and caused the temporary closure of export markets to Brazilian meat purveyors.
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The British authorities have released few details about the plots they have disrupted in recent years.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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Well, that's being disrupted by all those destroyed cars in the Houston area that are insured.
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"There is just this massive trade right now between the disruptors and the disrupted," he said.
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Education Disrupted The tech giant is transforming public education with low-cost laptops and free apps.
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There's no denying Trump's election and his style of governing have disrupted Washington in many ways.
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Fears that the vote might be disrupted brought voters out even before polls opened at 7.30am.
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"The draft policy statement ... would have seriously disrupted passenger train travel throughout the country," DeFazio said.
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In a subsequent statement, Wits however said lectures had been disrupted by large groups of protesters.
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The IEA has previously coordinated releases of crude and fuel from stockpiles when supply was disrupted.
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Yet Schumer replied that McConnell's clear coordination with the White House disrupted any hint of bipartisanship.
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Oliveros's compositions never feel tethered; they are instantaneous and receptive, which means they can't be disrupted.
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The weeklong strike has disrupted transportation in major cities before Milan Fashion Week, which starts today.
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After the country disrupted Europe's financial markets in May, investors are braced for another turbulent autumn.
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Jordan Peele Peele disrupted the industry with a movie about racism unlike any we've seen before.
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At least two of the disrupted plots, the British said, were meant to be larger scale.
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Pharmaceutical companies including Sanofi (SNY) and Novartis (NVS) are stockpiling medicines in case supplies are disrupted.
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The world's key supply source for so many manufactured goods could be disrupted or shut down.
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The process had been repeatedly disrupted for days and was further hampered Wednesday by a snowstorm.
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LGBTQ activists disrupted the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association in 1970 in San Francisco.
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Dancers massed in city council meetings and disrupted press conferences to protest the shuttering of clubs.
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" Now, we are the ones going to clients and saying, "The world's being disrupted around you.
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But outside the walls of the store, where freedom reigns, is the world they temporarily disrupted.
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Life on the India side is often disrupted by militant attacks, street protests or government crackdowns.
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But that solitude is disrupted when a family of nomadic beekeepers arrive, seeking honey to sell.
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Using a form of culture jamming, Mayer and Bustamante disrupted gendered stereotypes about motherhood and pregnancy.
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One of the officials said the alleged plot was "fairly well along" when Australian authorities disrupted it.
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The company said that it first noticed and "disrupted" unauthorized activity on its site on November 9th.
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It's very important to have earthquake supplies because structures of our society are going to be disrupted.
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Before that, he said, Antifa protesters were cheering in celebration for having disrupted the neo-Nazi message.
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When Biology professor, Bret Weinstein, objected, enraged students disrupted his class and staged wider protests on campus.
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Indonesian authorities last year disrupted a plot by militants to launch an attack in multi-ethnic Singapore.
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"We didn't want to be disrupted by the outside," he said, explaining one impetus behind the Speedfactory.
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The many big companies disrupted by blockchain have now made it a priority to harness this technology.
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But wheat farms, seed distribution, milling and bakeries have all been damaged and disrupted by the war.
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The move disrupted product listings on Amazon's India website and forced it to change its business structures.
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Two dozen Republicans disrupted the impeachment proceedings on Capitol Hill, storming a secure House Intelligence Committee suite.
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In Europe, contaminated oil sent by pipeline from Russia has disrupted supplies to refineries in several nations.
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Thursday's committee meeting was disrupted by teachers who protested that the amendment would reduce spending for education.
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Hackers are thought to have targeted households' internet routers with a software virus that disrupted their service.
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The rains have also disrupted transport networks in Kerala, a major destination for domestic and foreign tourists.
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Other cruise ships have been temporarily detained, or had their travel schedules disrupted, due to the virus.
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Disrupted trade relations can shock countries into the realisation that they rely too heavily on one market.
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Fitness vlogger Scola Dondo "disrupted" her YouTube video about Tinder messages with the powerful clip (4:56).
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European trading was thin, a trend likely to continue during upcoming disrupted trading weeks in major markets.
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But it offered nothing that disrupted our ideas of sex or even made the act last longer.
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Recently, Hyundai Motor said it will cut output as its supply of parts is disrupted, Reuters reported.
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After all, they were stirring up attention and giving voice to ideas that disrupted the status quo.
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The sudden suspension of imports from the Soviet-built Druzhba pipeline has disrupted supplies to European refineries.
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The hoop disrupted the silhouette and also provided a cheap gesture at Milady's ouroboros-like alien familiar.
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But grown-ups had to struggle to get to work despite disrupted underground, bus and rail services.
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As a result, employees found their work patterns disrupted, even as some moved to high-risk locations.
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The CGT warned it could be disrupted if the government refuses to withdraw the draft reform bill.
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For now, this $20 billion market is waiting to be disrupted by some 19-year-old wunderkind.
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Understandably, people who use Facebook to date and solicit meetups are worried about that practice being disrupted.
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However, panic may hit the LNG market sentiment if the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted, said Fesharaki.
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In Louisiana, the incidents have disrupted school districts in Sabine, Morehouse and Ouachita parishes in North Louisiana.
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Toyota said it would suspend production at plants across Japan after the quakes disrupted its supply chain.
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This traditional approach to shipping is being disrupted by a number of well-well-funded, ambitious startups.
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Craigslist disrupted real estate classifieds, and that was devastating to print media, and the pie got smaller.
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Public services related to park permits, public records requests and business services have been disrupted, Coniglio said.
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IBM — IBM issued an apology to the government of Australia after a cyberattack disrupted a national census.
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IBM (IBM) issued an apology to the government of Australia after a cyberattack disrupted a national census.
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Global supply chains were disrupted as many of the efficiency gains of the previous 20 years dissipated.
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He believes that big brands will invest more in advertising to protect their positions in disrupted markets.
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"Global trade is an enormous market, one of the last to be disrupted by technology," Fattal said.
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That issue has not gone ahead, apparently because it was disrupted by the emerging-market sell-off.
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The mistake not only disrupted US intelligence-gathering in China, but also reportedly got many agents killed.
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In recent years, the U.K. food retail market has been disrupted by German discounters Aldi and Lidl.
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Disrupted autophagy has been linked to several diseases including Parkinson's, diabetes and cancer, the prize committee said.
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But for some, the financial plan they've taken years to craft may be disrupted by unexpected events.
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"M-Pesa disrupted the banking sector and the players had to start doing things differently," Kipng'etich said.
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A Verizon data center outage disrupted JetBlue services Thursday, altering travel plans for the airline's customers nationwide.
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KS, the world's seventh-largest container carrier, has disrupted global trade networks and driven up freight rates.
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The trade dispute between the world's two largest economies has already disrupted global supply chains and investment.
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But as is the way in the world of tech, the disruptor has also become the disrupted.
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London's second busiest airport, Gatwick, was disrupted in December after drones were sighted on three consecutive days.
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Last summer smuggler networks were disrupted under heavy pressure from Italy, and Libya's coastguard stepped up interceptions.
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I've explained how he's disrupted politics, comparing his tactics to the big five that run the Internet.
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This is the third year in a row that the lack of snow has disrupted the Iditarod.
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If their workload is then disrupted by the need to store excess calories, certain products can accumulate.
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He noted that U.S. security officials disrupted some 70 Islamic State-inspired planned attacks in 2015 alone.
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That also means data can live on the device and connectivity can be disrupted without disturbing security.
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The blaze has not disrupted nearby refineries or shipping at the country's busiest petrochemical port, authorities said.
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If any of these parts are disrupted, a person might lose some or all of her hearing.
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As Airbnb expands its hospitality services, the industry they disrupted is feeling pressure to adapt as well.
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And because of Cyclone Debbie, China will replace its disrupted supply of Australian coal with American coal.
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As category after category gets disrupted, competition among this new crop of businesses has gotten much fiercer.
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The game disrupted lives of many, pushing some to exercise more, or to go out more often.
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The discharge disrupted the system and killed fish in a nearby stream, Tyson said in a statement.
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Electricity and phone lines have been disrupted, hospitals have limited capabilities and there is no running water.
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The audience even disrupted the film with an applause seconds before Mr. Blonde removed the cop's ear.
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Bonds and futures also trade on the exchange, but their trading was not disrupted by Monday's glitch.
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In the Finals, fear of Chandler disrupted the Heat's offense and the unshakeable confidence of LeBron James.
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The trade war has disrupted global supply chains and roiled financial markets for more than a year.
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When longstanding professions like taxi drivers and truckers get "disrupted," it's seen as the march of progress.
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Crowds from the "Women Disobey" march disrupted traffic in the streets of Washington earlier in the day.
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But a group of anti- protesters repeatedly disrupted the keynote talk given by AWS CTO Werner Vogels.
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But after civil war broke out in December 2013, trade was disrupted, and the trucks grew scarce.
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Reckitt Benckiser's second-quarter sales fell 2 percent after last month's cyber attack, which disrupted its operations.
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Alberto also disrupted Memorial Day plans in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi as it moved into the Southeast.
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And we think that we have not a great risk of being disrupted, to use the term.
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A worsening economic crisis in Cuba's key ally, Venezuela, has disrupted vital oil shipments to the island.
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Ransomware targeting computers running Microsoft Corp software disrupted operations at car factories, hospitals, shops and schools worldwide.
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Hitting Rusal, a huge aluminium producer, roiled aluminum markets, disrupted supply chains, and strengthened Rusal's Chinese competitors.
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Hong Kong protesters barricaded roads and disrupted trains to and from the airport, forcing travelers to walk
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This trend has disrupted the traditional enterprise-software market in which SAP, Microsoft, and Oracle are competitors.
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YouTubers' lives are being disrupted without warning, and there's little they can do to reach the company
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It is not the first time that outside events have disrupted a foreign trip by Mr. Obama.
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The Party's chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, was forced to resign, and recriminations and demonstrations disrupted the Convention.
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Atlanta was attacked by the SamSam ransomware virus in 2018, which disrupted city government operations and functions.
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Its rise has been fuelled by falling LME stocks and worries about disrupted supply from Brazil's Vale .
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It's true — and reprehensible — that some forest offset projects have threatened residents with relocation or disrupted livelihoods.
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Those who become cancer patients at a young age find their school and/or work lives disrupted.
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Sanders's campaign was also disrupted in its early days by protestors from the Black Lives Matter movement.
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But the presence of boats and swimmers has disrupted the dolphins' habits and natural behavior, officials said.
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Hong Kong pro-democracy protests blocked roads and disrupted railways to and from Hong Kong International Airport.
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Sleep patterns are often disrupted, which researchers can see via the hours when someone uses their phone.
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These actions disrupted actual patient care and have been linked to the deaths of thousands of veterans.
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