"The funding dried up, the focus on international dried up," she said.
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Gradually the funding dried up, and the interest of doing it dried up and you basically had this promising line of scientific inquiry stopped.
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But working ... your work in Hollywood has dried up.
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Meanwhile, trade and business ties have all but dried up.
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But construction stalled last year as FF's funds dried up.
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But under Rousseff, his handpicked successor, those exports dried up.
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So a couple of times I thought I'd dried up.
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Then January 2019 began, and the Netflix well dried up.
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That's why my Secret and Yik Yak usage dried up.
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James was a freelancer and his work recently dried up.
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But as the market dried up, Xu became a target.
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But the fawning coverage O'Rourke once received has dried up.
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Almost every water source in the area has dried up.
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More recently, however, the praise and recognition have dried up.
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Nearly $1 trillion in oil investment worldwide has dried up.
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Ms. Taymouri's phone stopped ringing, and sales orders dried up.
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Then the clients dried up, as foreigners fled the country.
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But the flow of meaningful information has largely dried up.
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Orders dried up in the wake of those legal proceedings.
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Credit has dried up, leaving firms unable to finance imports.
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New orders have nearly all but dried up this year.
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BAIDOA, Somalia — First the trees dried up and cracked apart.
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With Russia's withdrawal of support, the rations quickly dried up.
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The group's funding dried up and it had to shut down.
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Lee stayed in Shanghai through the occupation, but work dried up.
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But under Rousseff, his hand-picked successor, those exports dried up.
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And as deal opportunities have dried up, sales have grown stagnant.
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"I was nursing, and the breast milk dried up," she explains.
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Low energy prices dried up demand for drilling equipment and pipelines.
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Since the latest scandal erupted, business has dried up, traders said.
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Nonetheless, its imports of both fuels from America have dried up.
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And how long did this water last before it dried up?
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But work dried up after the financial crisis hit in 234.
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Volume has dried up, which is normal after a quadruple witching.
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Over-irrigation has dried up lakes and turned seas into dustbowls.
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But they do seem to have dried up a bit now.
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Dried-up ponds in Israel caused by a lack of rain.
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Here and there, tiny, dried-up olives lay on the ground.
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This dirt trail is well elevated, above a dried-up canal.
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The heatwave also dried up water reservoirs, hitting hydroelectricity power output.
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And Beijing's clampdown on shadow banking has dried up easy money.
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But amid squabbles with his co-founders, the income dried up.
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Moreover, corporate bond issuance largely dried up, slicing into underwriting fees.
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Invitations to weekend at grand houses in the Hamptons have dried up.
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When the crisis struck its funding dried up and its profits collapsed.
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When Brazil&aposs economy slumped and work dried up, they headed north.
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Borrowing costs skyrocketed, business lending shrivelled up, trade finance almost dried up.
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Since the trade war began, all of their orders have dried up.
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And VC financing dried up for building U.S. solar panel manufacturing plants.
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But the anonymous social app space has dried up in recent years.
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Farmland is barren; canals have dried up; and the people have left.
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Heavy entertainment taxes were introduced, and investment dried up as profits fell.
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The pool of potential nominees had quickly dried up in recent days.
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And once the crisis was over, most of their funding dried up.
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But hey, an old, dried up idea has never stopped Hollywood before!
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Ten years ago, Long Lake dried up completely, killing all the fish.
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Today, that traffic has dried up, but the mosque itself remains untouched.
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The Canadiens' offense had dried up at home the past three games.
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Supplies of commercial instruments had, understandably, dried up quickly after the disaster.
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Several of its provisions remain unfulfilled and international support has dried up.
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Nordstrom last month abandoned plans to go private after financing dried up.
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No rain means dried-up mycelium networks, which directly affects mushroom growth.
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Between him and there sat a field of dried up poppy plants.
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As jobs dried up, football turned from collective diversion to individual hope.
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His unemployment has dried up and he has four children to feed.
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Similarly, after I began medication the songs in my head dried up.
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But demand for that had dried up as manufacturing moved to China.
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Foreign companies moved out after the sanctions and the jobs dried up.
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Even such toothless criticism has largely dried up under the Trump administration.
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Liquidity in the bond markets has also dried up in recent years.
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A poet in the country's east said his verse had dried up.
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But in 2007, Hollywood writers went on strike, and work dried up.
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Mr. Gao's business dried up, and he laid off half his workers.
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River Country, Walt Disney World's first water park, dried up in 2001.
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Their credit scores fell, their interest rates soared and credit dried up.
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Fraud and regulatory zeal have dried up the issuance of rival cryptocurrencies.
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In the meantime, new orders for the 83 Max have dried up.
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History still existed there and it had dried up here at home.
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Technology became obsolete, funding dried up, or there just wasn't enough space.
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Many homes have run out of running water because of dried up wells.
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The past summer's hot weather exposed shells and bullets in dried-up rivers.
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These temporary safe havens eventually dried up, killing the exposed animals en masse.
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They initially hit crab in big numbers, but that well quickly dried up.
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The lavish financing that promising startups have come to expect has dried up.
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Whenever foreign capital inflows dried up, emerging markets wrestled with a painful dilemma.
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Most rivers, dams, wells, and even some boreholes have dried up, locals say.
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Refinancing had dried up dramatically just a year ago, as interest rates rose.
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Related: I Made A Necklace Out Of My Child's Dried-Up Belly Button
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After reunification, work dried up and many of the younger residents moved out.
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These rivers flowed into craters, and created deltas in now dried-up lakes.
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Orders for the jet have dried up, and deliveries have been suspended. 0.33.
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It was completely dried up—must've been left there about two days before.
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My tears dried up until burly Donnell wrapped me in his arms, crying.
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The demise of newspapers dried up resources (and appetite) for serious political reporting.
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Reservoirs in the surrounding foothills had dried up, revealing acres of cracked earth.
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A year later, when the oil jobs dried up, Jacoby returned to Arkansas.
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If this river of ideas suddenly dried up, I would be seriously concerned.
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Musk's satirical startup, Thud, closed in May after funding from Musk dried up.
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After her arrest, referrals, a large part of any dermatologist's business, dried up.
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That means loans to small businesses and entrepreneurs nationwide have largely dried up.
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In any event, by this point the movie's wit has definitively dried up.
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The gigs dried up, the rent was due, and Mr. Antoine was scrambling.
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But that activity dried up during the financial crisis and hasn't fully recovered.
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One concern is that liquidity in the corporate bond market has dried up.
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By then, other leads may have dried up and the case gone cold.
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This is not because investment opportunities in the country have suddenly dried up.
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Then a flour plant laid off his mother, and the money dried up.
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She said the freelance work has dried up since she came into prominence.
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Its aid for north-eastern Syria, where it has troops, has dried up.
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But those funds slowly dried up as drugs for AIDS became more available.
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A river, which had existed for millennia has dried up in 4 days.
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But costs rose and orders dried up, and they closed up shop in 2011.
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Breastfeeding parents may also experience nipple itching or irritation because of dried-up milk.
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This year's rebound comes off a December when the high-yield market dried up.
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Her savings dried up quickly, and when they did, she slept at the airport.
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As the lake dried up, fisheries and the communities that depended on them collapsed.
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She was labeled a rebel with a bad attitude, and the roles dried up.
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After Walt died, in 1966, her work at the company dried up almost entirely.
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But that deal dried up, and the Mill Rats work to make ends meet.
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But this experiment ended as quickly as it had begun, as financing dried up.
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Monthly stipends from the company's main investor, Chinese billionaire Jia Yueting, have dried up.
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Because of Uber's popularity, almost all their other sources of business had dried up.
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Her sponsorship had dried up and Patrick had to figure out her next move.
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Meanwhile, aid from Gulf states, which face their own economic challenges, has dried up.
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The market has dried up, at least until the next movie in the franchise.
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We soon reached a small bridge over a dried-up riverbed full of rocks.
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Then, the plant heads gradually turned white and dried up before producing any grain.
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Zoo workers aren't getting paid and funds for food and medicine have dried up.
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" Eventually the manufacturing industry dried up, and "they said to chase work down South.
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But the video trail dried up past a Con Edison substation near an expressway.
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New business dried up and most of my legacy clients had to move on.
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"Trump Steaks lacked sizzle, Trump Ice bottled water has dried up," the editorial said.
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Before the funding dried up on Wednesday, Gudkov told Reuters why his fortunes mattered.
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However, since that opening Group F match, the goals have dried up for her.
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On Thursday, Lepage announced he was canceling the show after financial backing dried up.
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When my savings dried up, I knew that I would need to find work.
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And incentives like zero-percent financing have all but dried up, Edmunds's experts said.
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But those yellow spots on the map have dried up in the intervening weeks.
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Not long after Senghor resigned in 1980, the financing for Mudra Afrique dried up.
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Funding dried up and the group had to lay off its staff of two.
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Work had dried up, and Hollywood had stopped getting in touch many years ago.
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Overregulation, driven by the CFPB, dried up most of America's well of accessible credit.
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Then the other teams tightened up their defenses, and all the scoring dried up.
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But in recent years, that confidence has dried up, and so have capital inflows.
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As a result, surrounding tributaries, such as the Ichawaynochaway and Muckalee, have dried up.
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On Mars, we will all be eating packaged ice cream and dried up potatoes.
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Once the USSR collapsed and aid from Moscow dried up, his government quickly fell.
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Blogging started to fizzle out as a medium, and display advertising money dried up.
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While exuberant startup funding has dried up, VR companies have no problem raising cash.
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When the supply dried up, I decided to go on the road, inspired by Kerouac.
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Suddenly the orders dried up, the clubs withdrew their interest and Willmott's phone stopped ringing.
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"They were facing severe drought, so all their reservoirs were completely dried up," Ramadoss says.
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But since she came out as transgender, Madden says the job offers have dried up.
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In 2014, Nasa released satellite images that showed it had all but completely dried up.
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For once, Westerners helped and he got funding, though American money dried up last May.
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The ink almost dried up when Wassim initially had no interest in the family business.
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All that public money has now dried up — and you might well ask where to.
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Ruptures in her abdomen and leg never healed, and offers of marriage quickly dried up.
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This Mars Express image of the dried-up valley was taken on November 19, 2018.
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South Korean businesses were shunned, K-pop concerts were canceled and tourist trade dried up.
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While other cast members continued to act or direct, acting work dried up for Moran.
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Oregon. Loznak's full list of harms, from the dried-up rivers where he used to
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A decade later, after political will and institutional funding dried up, the mosquito was back.
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"It's not our fault if orders dried up," said Sandy Bomble, one of their number.
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The money markets dried up as banks became too scared to lend to each other.
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Private support for studies also dried up, Kellermann said in a commentary published in 2013.
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Both these sources of fresh talent have now dried up, even as others remain obstructed.
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The main driver of such a decline would be dried-up company earnings, Edwards said.
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On Mr. Kile's 160-acre ranch, the grass is nearly waist high — and dried up.
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For Bayern, as for the national team, the pipeline of German talent has dried up.
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But she provided subpar servant's quarters, and the wet nurse's milk dried up from stress.
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"Slowly, over the next year or so, many of our gigs dried up," he said.
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The backdrop: Federal funding for gun violence research dried up more than 20 years ago.
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By 1922, the victorious Bolsheviks started meddling in the school's affairs and funding dried up.
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"These trenches dried up which sped up the regime's advances," said Hamza Birqdar, the spokesman.
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You succeeded early and raised more money or you failed and the money dried up.
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With the spacecraft's demise on Friday, the stream of data from Saturn has dried up.
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Some online lenders cut staff members, and others shut down as loan growth dried up.
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Mr. Martin's film work dried up in the 1980s, and he struggled with cocaine addiction.
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Post-Maria recovery essentially ground to a halt last year as federal funds dried up.
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"We found the pipeline had dried up," said Kingsley Macey, who leads Moo's recruitment efforts.
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Migrant smugglers in Honduras say their business has dried up since Mr. Trump took office.
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After that, he said, the amount of work he was sent for dried up immediately.
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Funding for the civil rights movement dried up, and President Lyndon Johnson stopped talking to him.
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Nostalgia's the card companies play after innovation dies and the patent lawsuits have all dried up.
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Orders for its manufacturers have dried up, investments slowed and confidence gone into a downward spiral.
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Activity this year has almost totally dried up with just 240 contracts traded in January-June.
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Phosphorous builds up in lake sediments and lingers long after sources of pollution have dried up.
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But then the oasis dried up, leaving the fauna and flora without a drop of water.
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I was in between jobs, I had worked two children illustration gigs, and they dried up.
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Midazolam was just one alternative that seven states turned to as the drug supply dried up.
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They require large volumes of capital for long-term investments, which dried up here after 2010.
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Aid has dried up and the refugees at Grand-Synthe are not getting what they need.
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If Congress fails this time around, flood victims may find that federal relief has dried up.
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Green Lake, a popular swimming spot that was 200 feet deep, is now totally dried up.
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The shelters were largely discontinued in the 1970s, when federal funds for the program dried up.
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Television contracts and exhibition tours have dried up in North America and in much of Europe.
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The old gentleman died after a year or two and that source of income dried up.
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As the environment dried up, these animals were driven south to their current range in Africa.
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Mr. Richardson, 28, owned a flooring company for decades until the recession dried up the work.
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As the era of big, traditional movie musicals dried up, though, so did Nixon's film career.
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Mr. Postilio had landed there, too, after his singing gigs dried up in the early 2000s.
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When the funding dried up for the halfway house, Mario learned he would have to leave.
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Events were canceled, bars were shuttered, restaurants pivoted to takeout-only, and ad dollars dried up.
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The negative press and congressional attention dried up ACORN's funding stream, forcing it to cease operations.
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At the bottom, both landscapes converge at the center with a dried up river in between.
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In other coronavirus news • Macy's and Gap furloughed many of their workers after sales dried up.
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But now they are in trouble as capital has dried up and oil prices have cratered.
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Since then, though, the success has stopped, leading to concerns that the talent has dried up.
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In January, Aussie Ark, an animal welfare organization, discovered two dead platypuses in dried up waterways.
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Slowly but surely, as summer faded and the leaves turned brown, the phone calls dried up.
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Without trade, those jobs and that community support may have gone elsewhere — or dried up altogether.
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New orders dried up, the data showed, boding poorly for economic growth in the second quarter.
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Art sellers always knew the original existed somewhere, but they worried the supply had dried up.
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Oil pump jacks near Alexander, N.D. As oil prices have dropped, new drilling has dried up here.
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For Chinese founders, the interest has been a boon as domestic sources of fundraising have dried up.
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As the oil price sank and revenues dried up, the social welfare programs designed by Chavez faltered.
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Federal soldiers and agents largely withdrew from the South, and political support for black politicians dried up.
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Lake Poopó, once a large freshwater body in the altiplano, has all but dried up, seemingly permanently.
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Later in life, when the journalism dried up, he became an artist striving to be an Artist.
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It stayed like that for six days, then whatever good will and faith I had dried up.
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After the Romney campaign dried up, Saul went to work doing PR for Sheryl Sandberg's nonprofit LeanIn.
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A trickle of new banks is being founded; (after the crisis, the flow had dried up altogether).
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The factory was destroyed, trade dried up; the main shop limped on, selling chocolates only for cash.
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Demand for flashy trade-show displays and other large, expensive items dried up as Japan's economy stagnated.
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Violence has dried up to the point where the crime rate is lower than the British average.
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Sergeant Bill Moody's unit burned a Porta-John, dried-up MREs, and 500 loaves of moldy bread.
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Then, just as she prepared to begin experiments in actual cattle, she says, the money dried up.
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It's gotten so bad that taps have dried up, and the president has declared a national emergency.
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In Latur, by contrast, politically influential owners kept sugar mills running even as the wells dried up.
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In addition, closings at new condo towers have largely dried up, making the decline look even steeper.
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A.I. winters came in the 1970s and 1980s as public interest waned and outside funding dried up.
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Wells and reservoirs dried up, and the city's population of over 8 million was left without water.
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The hedge fund he started ran out of gas, various start-ups withered, writing gigs dried up.
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The railway track from Tsogttsetsii was meant to have been laid in 2014, but financing dried up.
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Orders dried up, including those from Russell Athletic, and they cut the work force to almost nothing.
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The two agreed to seek a deal between themselves last week after all other options dried up.
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Export flows, meanwhile, have almost dried up completely with just 295 tonnes of outbound shipments in January.
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Lakes have dried up; buildings have been torn down; and culture has treaded onward, toward newer vistas.
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But even banks with no mortgage exposure ended up in trouble when global interbank lending dried up.
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The pandemic crisis has dried up business for thousands of firms, small and large, in recent weeks.
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Around the time when buybacks dried up in late January, according to UBS data, the S.&P.
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He didn't like the attention and felt the market in the US had dried up for him.
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The crisis began during the Great Recession as tax revenue dried up and lawmakers cut state budgets.
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As revenues dried up, Sudan's economy weakened badly, and Mr. al-Bashir started to face serious opposition.
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"They make the life without glory ," she says, spitefully, of the dried-up women who mock her.
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Inventory for the OnePlus 5, the best value for a premium Android phone, have reportedly dried up.
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Canadian exporters have said that sales to India dried up in the past month due to uncertainty.
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The sanctuary and easy access to medical care and international airline connections through Turkey have dried up.
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Navarro said she didn't know what she'd do when their savings dried up in a few months.
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If dried-up quarts of paint have any value, your neighbor should donate them to charitable organizations.
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The company has been struggling recently as consumer spending has dried up and more people shop online.
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Well before the deadline for tattoos occurred, the shop dried up and was forced to close its doors.
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The country's currency has been pushed to historic lows, inflation has soared, and foreign investment has dried up.
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Onyema said he expected MTN's listing this year to drive the IPO market which has virtually dried up.
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Issuance dried up at the end of 2018, but the sector has been strong in the new year.
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The votes haven't dried up as a result; there's still a lot of enthusiasm for him out there.
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With a rake, he collected stray leaves and flammable material like dead grass and dried up potted flowers.
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But since the oil dried up near the end of 2109, there's less to go around these days.
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He cleans out every house, removing and burying the owners' dried-up corpses, dead of no clear cause.
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Previous sources of brisk growth, such as the spread of personal computers, tablets and smartphones, have dried up.
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When his voice suddenly dried up in the middle of "Parsifal" he thought of giving it all up.
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Technology's advances used to receive unadulterated exaltation; these days, the promises have gone sour, the optimism dried up.
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But that money dried up, and 35 of those employees lost their jobs — significantly hampering government oversight capacity.
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Dried-up savings, low-income jobs and high rents often means frequent evictions for the most vulnerable families.
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After the Chinese captain was detained, supplies of rare metals from the mainland to Japan suspiciously dried up.
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These sad creatures live off dried up arena popcorn they have stored in their seat from previous losses.
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When the IPO pipeline dried up a few years ago, commentators were again saying that this was it.
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He collected welfare for a little while, but that's since dried up and now he's here more often.
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The latitude May and other leaders at the G7 have to let Trump be Trump has dried up.
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When those sources dried up, Thomas arranged quick exchanges in an alley with people he didn't know himself.
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Imports have since almost dried up after Beijing announced a 10-percent tariff on U.S. LNG in September.
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BAE Systems, which employs 34,600 people in Britain, has already slowed Typhoon production as orders have dried up.
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Unlike candidates forced to drop out when money dried up, Mr. Carson was still receiving donations from supporters.
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At Telltale Games last year, when the money dried up, everyone was unanimously laid off from the company.
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If the cap was hit and net metering payments dried up, thousands of solar jobs would be lost.
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Because it seems, maybe it's just me, I feel like the innovation has dried up quite a bit.
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SYDNEY, Australia — At a dried-up waterhole in Australia's far north, wild horses were found dead or dying.
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Like others, Ms. Parker said she did not know what she would do if touring work dried up.
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But the measures have nonetheless dried up Italy's everyday life, scared tourists off and whacked the country's economy.
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And at times, Russian media reported, liquidity dried up on currency exchanges as ruble sellers far outnumbered buyers.
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But as the coronavirus spread around that country and group events were canceled, that business dried up entirely.
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The swimming pool dried up and was never refilled; bored police used it as a cricket pitch instead.
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When many Americans think of famine, they might picture parched fields or dried-up riverbeds caused by drought.
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But starting in late 29, foreign investment from China drastically dried up, hitting NYC's real estate market hard.
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While Germany's Volkswagen Group (including Audi) reported record sales in China in 2018, growth has since dried up.
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Kraft Heinz had expected its 2015 merger to continue helping to lower costs, but those efficiencies dried up.
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His patron Yanukovych had been deposed as president of Ukraine in 2014, and the Ukrainian money dried up.
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Federal funding to improve and expand public transportation has dried up, leaving cities scrambling to find other revenue streams.
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A fisherman walks along the abandoned boats in the dried up Lake Poopo, on the outskirts of Untavi, Bolivia.
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Singapore too, has seen abnormally high temperatures, while in Malaysia, lakes have dried up and vegetable output has withered.
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Argentina's worst drought in 215 years has damaged farm output and dried up an important source of hard currency.
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Olinger said that many of the old "streams of influence" like business and government have dried up in Coshocton.
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It's likely work has dried up a bit since one of the universe's largest employers of bounty hunters exploded.
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Another said that after more than three years working for a United vendor, his pay increases had dried up.
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Many seats are missing and large parts of the famous turf are either dried up or full of holes.
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This means that the customer success team can track when product usage has dried up and try to intervene.
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It took conservators several years to devise a treatment strategy, and they practiced unrolling techniques on dried-up cigars.
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"While dollar stores proliferated across our community, healthy food options dried up," Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin told CNN Business.
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The NDF market sprang back into life this year after the offshore yuan market dried up following China's intervention.
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When banks became over-leveraged and liquidity dried up, the resulting freeze nearly brought down the U.S. financial system.
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"We put a little water, just to taste it on the tongue, not to get dried up," she says.
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Liquidity in the bond market has dried up, while banks have endured pain under years of near-zero rates.
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More than 200 kilometres of foundations have already been laid, but the project remains unfinished since financing dried up.
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Even supply of intermediate equity content paper has dried up of late having peaked at nearly €30bn in 2015.
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The bridge, which spans a dried-up riverbed, has been an unofficial meeting place for drug addicts for years.
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But the funds have since dried up and he was dropped this year by the Renault-owned Lotus team.
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Families have been forced to drink slimy, infected water after the rains failed and wells and rivers dried up.
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Beck, like O'Reilly, was shown the door after advertisers fled and revenues dried up even as ratings stayed strong.
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Families from rural areas moved to cities to search for food as animals died and water sources dried up.
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With Brexit looming, the supply of nurses from European Union countries has almost dried up, with lots going home.
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Pokémon Moon: Buried beneath the castle are masses of dried-up bones from those whose vitality it has drained.
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What are the effects of the booming real estate market on the dried-up tech market, and vice versa?
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Maybe kids are more open to these things, and my ability to sense them dried up with my childhood.
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According to Morris, the Alabama Department of Corrections maintained that their conditions were largely related to dried up funding.
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"The minute they made that decision … our supply chain of reagents for our testing were dried up," he said.
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The lack of power is creating an economic disaster for residents, and municipalities whose tax base has dried up.
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Rumors spread that the spa he runs with his wife was secretly operated by Muslims, and business dried up.
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In one Uzbek town, tourism is booming because of these changes: Visitors are flocking to a dried-up port.
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The fields often feature dried up lava streams that twist and turn like slithering snakes across the dark landscape.
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While live sports may have dried up elsewhere, up in Alaska, there is still a great race to follow.
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The leads have dried up in the killing of a young woman in Queens during a jog last summer.
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As revenues dried up, Mr. Maduro began to accuse Mr. Mendoza, without proof, of hoarding products and worsening shortages.
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Meanwhile, Jawbone started shutting down in recent months, after demand dried up for its fitness trackers and bluetooth speakers.
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Funding from N.G.O.s that had to pass through the Palestinian Authority dried up for joint academic projects in water.
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The reversal was swift once buying dried up, as liquidity has dwindled due to the BOJ's massive bond buying.
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Rents in Ireland have risen around 2970 percent since the crisis as home construction dried up after the bust.
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The company anticipated savings from its 2015 merger would continue to help lower costs, but those efficiencies dried up.
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On-camera press briefings, presidential press conferences, answers to basic questions about administration positions — these have dried up, too.
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Jia said in a letter to employees last fall that LeEco's rapid expansion had dried up its cash reserves.
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More than 102 million drought-stricken trees in the state have dried up and died since 2010, the USDA estimated.
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In May, dozens of horses were found dead on the edge of a dried-up watering hole in northeastern Arizona.
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The set eventually dried up, but then Jean Rochefort, who was to play Quixote, was hospitalized with a back injury.
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The collapse of the housing market a decade ago also contributed as the U.S. economy tanked and jobs dried up.
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In 2015, Manafort and his wife mortgaged it for $3 million, when his long-successful Ukrainian lobbying business dried up.
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Frolic with your mother and go achieve all your dreams (but try to avoid any ditches and dried up ponds).
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Despite the spectacular benefits to those who managed to move, so few did that funding for the project dried up.
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The group announced it would take over the project, which sat untouched and unfinished for years after lending dried up.
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The Bucks' offense dried up in the second following a gorgeous spin move by Antetokounmpo at the 257:2109 mark.
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When she became pregnant with her second child, she was still breastfeeding her first, but her milk soon dried up.
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But after the recession, when spending on software in the energy industry had all but dried up, Siebel course-corrected.
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But then a fiscal crisis hit, the money dried up and the campaign to restore the rule of law fizzled.
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Also, credit has dried up and the company is trying to restructure over 100 billion reais ($31.69 billion) in debt.
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However, Russian listings largely dried up after Russia annexed Crimea and backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, prompting the Western sanctions.
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Meanwhile listing and transaction fees have dried up as fast-growing companies delay before tapping public markets or go private.
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The big picture: Once NASA did a few moon landings, political and popular support for more ambitious projects dried up.
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It's had to defend a model based on cost-cutting and deal-making, as opportunities for both have dried up.
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Exports from the country have dried up, stocks everywhere are falling and prices have been on a super-charged rally.
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Business has virtually dried up on Beijing-based high-speed bitcoin trading platform BotVS, according to chief executive Chen Zhenguo.
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As a result, venture funds that try to raise later might face the hard truth that money has dried up.
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When the bonds ran out and the money dried up in 1927, only seven miles of tunnels had been completed.
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Spain has given joy to a dried-up event, just as it has in other tournaments over the past decade.
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"Our land had dried up but now it has come back to life thanks to the solar energy," he said.
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But when the company ran into financial difficulties the money dried up, says Wunika Mukan, one of the festival's curators.
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Then, around 2014, the overtime dried up, though people were still trying to live a time-and-a-half life.
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Two surface ponds dried up, and farm managers held daily discussions about what to water and what to let go.
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For years, many local and state governments failed to pick up the slack when the money from Washington dried up.
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There are also some fish the U.S. has imported more heavily in recent years because domestic stocks have dried up.
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He explained that these were the last days of paid work before the money allocated by the state dried up.
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The co-signs she'd been pulling in since she was underage, from Alicia Keys to Janet Jackson, haven't dried up.
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Her nascent landscaping business dried up, and as the body count mounted, she began to fear for her own safety.
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Hollywood's movie theater and valet workers are in major crisis mode now that their job opportunities have completely dried up.
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But with the spread of the coronavirus, shipments from China have dried up and the cartels are feeling the pinch.
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With the launch of a new network for Bitcoin Cash imminent, however, selling activity has dried up in recent days.
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After the Rio Olympics in 2016, and with Brazil in the throes of a record recession, public resources dried up.
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But as the country dove into a deep economic and political crisis in 2014, resources for security programs dried up.
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But Mr. Elizondo said the only thing that had ended was the effort's government funding, which dried up in 2012.
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Furthermore, Mr. Álvarez's work as a real estate agent had dried up: He went a year without selling a property.
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But support for studies dried up in the 1970s, after the federal government listed many psychedelics as Schedule 1 drugs.
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You told People Magazine that you took the Trader Joe's job partially because "The Cosby Show" royalty checks dried up.
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Construction on the plant was suspended in 1992, though, as funding dried up with the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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As production halted, income dried up not only for writers but also for set decorators, caterers, limo drivers and florists.
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Some players like Hingis and Venus Williams were grandfathered in; otherwise, the pipeline of teenage phenoms all but dried up.
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After the money from his ventures dried up, Mr. Parnas would pawn his jewelry and look for a new deal.
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Instead, they said they simply needed grass to keep their herds alive, because their own areas had already dried up.
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Those U.S. shipments dried up after Class 7 took effect, riling farmers and processors in Wisconsin and New York state.
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In the Northern Territory, the bodies of dozens of wild horses were found strewn along a dried-up water hole.
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When the economy crashed in 2008, investor confidence dried up, and with it any chance for so lofty a valuation.
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Then Americans lost their taste for sedans, demand for the Cruze dried up, and GM started eliminating shifts at Lordstown.
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But as the contracts dried up, hundreds of thousands of Afghans who relied on them for employment lost their livelihoods.
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Barnett said his government was forced to act after federal funding for basic services in the areas had dried up.
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The reservoir supplying São Paulo, Brazil's largest city and a metropolitan region of 20 million people, nearly dried up in 2015.
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That rosy outlook was shattered by the recent recession, which began in 2014, as business confidence imploded and investment dried up.
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But output from older gas-producing states including Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma has fallen sharply as drilling activity has dried up.
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She's portrayed in a different way: so much more of a bitch, and if she's older, certainly a dried-up one.
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"My father told me about crossing the lake on a bicycle once when it dried up," Mr. Morales said last month.
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Globally, spot prices for graphite electrodes have jumped by even more to about $35,000 per tonne as Chinese shipments dried up.
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"With gold prices trading above $1,300, demand for gold has dried up," said a trader with a bullion bank in Singapore.
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Later, when the work dried up, he lied to banks to secure loans to maintain his lifestyle, according to trial evidence.
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But when the funding for the hideout dried up, many, fearing for their safety, said they wanted to leave the country.
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Jobs have dried up, people are leaving and not coming back and addiction has ravaged this community and others near it.
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"Things dried up significantly until about six months ago, when the dollar started turning," said Christian Dubois of Sotheby's International Realty.
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The release lineup for the 3DS has certainly dried up of late; at E3 there wasn't a single 3DS on display.
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"During the financial crisis many investors were stuck in funds which had closed to redemptions as liquidity dried up," he said.
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At the time, the world was in the midst of the recent recession and demand for luxury gold villas dried up.
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The project has revived severely eroded ecosystems nearby, such as Lake Juyanhai in Inner Mongolia, which had dried up in 22017.
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In an economy where most transactions are still cash, the impact was to crimp retail gold demand as liquidity dried up.
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But while investment in new production has dried up, oil continues to flow from the wells that have already been drilled.
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Its massive debt purchases have dried up market liquidity and stoked concern the institution will run out of bonds to buy.
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"Apply a small dab to the lesion at night and it will typically be dried up in the morning," she said.
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And then poof — after the dot com bubble burst — many of them dried up or were swallowed up by other companies.
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More important investments in roads and schools have long since dried up, according to BudgIT, a fiscal analysis group in Lagos.
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Since then, jobs have dried up and many families have left, including the Constantinos, who moved to Texas to find work.
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Then they got down to business and went in-depth on SoftBank's Vision Fund and whether the money has dried up.
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Once the county's second largest body of fresh water, it's now dried up because of recurring drought and water diversion projects.
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So, when the crisis struck and many sources of short-term bank funding dried up, the European banks were left tottering.
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Prosecutors also say Manafort stashed assets in overseas accounts and falsified documents to obtain bank loans when the money dried up.
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Sabet had seen a prison guard stuff the woman's body in a bag, like a dried-up branch of pine needles.
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But that money dried up after Trump tightened the rules, said Pedro Freyre, a lawyer who studies the U.S.-Cuba relationship.
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Other lakes have been covered by tarmac and concrete to make way for more buildings, and some have simply dried up.
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There was a curved roof designed to collect rainwater, shattered pieces of ceramic tile, a dried-up well, boarded-up doors.
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But the financing dried up as the South American country's economy began spiralling downward in 2015, pressured by plummeting oil prices.
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After foundation money dried up in the recession of 2008, she said, she curtailed forays of the musicians into local schools.
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By the mid-80s, when pottery sales had dried up, the Mexican government initiated programs to teach the potters new skills.
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Then the federal money dried up, and states were stuck with these systems amid growing concerns about their security and reliability.
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But the financing dried up as the South American country's economy began spiraling downward in 2015, pressured by plummeting oil prices.
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And it comes after tourism has already dried up, trade has slowed to a crawl and major events have been canceled.
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"The bond market had dried up completely, there were no buyers in sight, just sellers," said FNB portfolio manager Wayne McCurrie.
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Clown-game offers abounded, but when I demanded to be seen as a three-dimensional human being, the work dried up.
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In this instance, however, a little tree heroically asserts itself where a developer has walked away after the financing dried up.
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Ashley Baca is one of the many American workers whose income has dried up thanks to the coronavirus-caused economic downturn.
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Oil prices, meanwhile, are in a bear market, having dropped more than 20% from recent highs as demand has dried up.
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Oil prices fell on Thursday, turning negative as cautious buying dried up after U.S. crude rose to nearly $22017 a barrel.
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All of a sudden nearly all of the fascinating questions about race in 13 Reasons' wealthy California suburb have dried up.
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Her research funding has dried up, and UC Davis shut down the two undergraduate majors, textiles and clothing and polymer science.
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That meant a lot of the information that used to come to us dried up [after Bolton became national security adviser].
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The first stoppage lasted 20 minutes as marshals dried up wet patches on the track after Manor rookie Pascal Wehrlein crashed.
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But the financing dried up as the South American country's economy began spiraling downward in 1653, pressured by plummeting oil prices.
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The normal sources of risk capital had dried up, but no one from Washington, D.C., was there with your safety net.
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Then, after his money in Ukraine dried up, they allege he defrauded banks by lying about his income on loan applications.
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Thousands of CDM projects were registered but their credits left unclaimed after their value crashed in 2012 because demand dried up.
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For many migrant workers, construction jobs have dried up as building projects come to a temporary halt, some of them said.
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But his degree in architecture could not protect him when building projects dried up after the country's financial crisis in 480.
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But her advice echoes that of others: Don't sell art in a downturn unless other sources of liquidity have dried up.
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Adding to this sense of dynamism is a welter of M&A deals, even as activity has dried up across the Atlantic.
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As the water, which has accumulated over thousands of years, is extracted in increasingly greater volumes, the now-dried up soil compacts.
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But when YouTube started expanding protections for advertisers to keep their ads from showing up alongside controversial content, the money dried up.
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I experienced some tightness and general discomfort as the skin on my feet dried up and got ready for the big peel.
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The mistletoe is all dried up, the champagne has gone flat, and the novelty 2017 glasses are never to be worn again.
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When business dried up, she took a job as a janitor at Comerica Tower, a shiny postmodern skyscraper in the city's center.
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But the money soon dried up, and three years later the project was halted with just three little tunnels having been dug.
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Scientists have said that Cape Town's scare is the result of a three-year drought that nearly dried up the city's dams.
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As the game wore on, Italy's moves became more rushed and their passing increasingly sloppy and the clear-cut chances dried up.
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Funding to venture capital-backed financial technology companies dried up last quarter as cautious investors wait for various market storms to pass.
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It's a strategy that has worked quite well for Amazon, as much of the rest of the tablet category has dried up.
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The mining and manufacturing jobs have all dried up, local shops that were once institutions are closed replaced with national corporate retailers.
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Recently, however, liquidity has dried up due to the BOJ's massive debt-buying operations, which are part of its extensive easing scheme.
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However, after the historic NASA Apollo moon landings in 1969, the drive for crewed space exploration slowed as government funding dried up.
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The dam located in Dhanegaon, India once supplied nine nearby regions but has been dried up due to consecutive years of drought.
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However, consumption had dried up a bit with consumers having already exhausted their spending during the Lunar New Year holiday, Li added.
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"The turmoil in the Chinese markets over the summer dried up a fair amount of the all nonprofessional VC money," Bishop said.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, highlighting the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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We've rounded 'em up, ahead, so you can focus on far more exciting tasks than wiping dried up paint from your fingers.
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That work dried up in the early part of this decade, right around when Louie first heard about the rumblings of EDM.
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The recession in America also caused a global recession, as liquidity dried up, debts got called in, and entire nations went bankrupt.
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One nonprofit, Focus: Hope, had a federal grant that brought free wireless Internet to Hope Village until the money dried up recently.
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His fundraising has dried up and the expectation is that he will drop out soon, although he has vowed to carry on.
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As jobs dried up, so did the tax base in many communities once dependent on manufacturers and the property taxes they paid.
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Of course, the number of those even getting to boot camp has dried up in the wake of the stricter background checks.
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The pipeline of foreclosures has also dried up, with distressed sales making up a record low 1.93 percent of transactions last month.
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It is the only known spider to have a body that bears an uncanny resemblance to a dangling, partly dried-up leaf.
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Nearly a decade ago, one main borehole produced plenty of water for their needs but that dried up in 2011, Raju said.
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The donations from Western countries dried up with Milosevic's fall in 2000, however, and the BBC closed its Serbian service in 203.
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It may not surprise you that several attempts yield merely a burnt pancake, more in the realm of a dried-up tortilla.
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When Mr. Yanukovych fled to Russia after a popular uprising in 33, prosecutors say, the spigot of funds from Ukraine dried up.
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Once his income from Ukraine dried up, the evidence showed, Mr. Manafort deceived banks to obtain loans to sustain a lavish lifestyle.
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At the end of the Soviet invasion in the 1980s, the Moscow-backed government of Afghanistan collapsed when the money dried up.
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Parmana's springs dried up after a politically-connected landowner diverted the water to his cotton fields in 2013, destroying the tourism industry.
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In 2016, when people in Hong Kong began protesting for more independence from China, tourism to the country from China dried up.
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EUROPE ECONOMY: Euro zone business expanded at the slowest pace in over four years as new order growth all but dried up.
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That's come as supplies have tightened due to fervent campaigning from environmentalists that has dried up funding and investment in the sector.
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An economic crisis dried up funding, and critics say the government did not make good on promised social advances for the slums.
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" The voice continued, "They are pussies when they are young, and when they get older, they're just mean, hateful, dried-up cunts.
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Mr. Woody said that celebrities were embracing paparazzi-style coverage as their own, which sometimes dried up the market for traditional paparazzi.
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The textile industry dried up, and The Hill, as I knew it, is gone - replaced by empty storefronts and hollowed-out buildings.
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But some 6.2 million Somalis still require aid after drought withered crops, killed livestock and dried up waterholes, according to the United Nations.
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" He said she "represented the Ghost of Mob Wives Future, standing on one's own after the good years with wiseguys have dried up.
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The big thing I remember about BF is how my feet went from completely normal to dried-up Elmer's glue in two days.
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"As retail demand has dried up, jewellers are placing import orders with banks," said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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Japan's economy also grew much slower than initially estimated in the third quarter as capital expenditure dried up and companies ran down inventories.
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And as that funding spigot dried up, it would lead to job losses and a drop in gross state product, the report said.
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Nvidia dropped 4 percent after the chipmaker said cryptocurrency-fueled demand had dried up and forecast current-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates.
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After his time in Talking Heads, the hits dried up, although you suspect massive mainstream success was always low on Byrne's priority list.
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Today's bona fide rap stars are few and far between, and they exist in an era when record industry money has dried up.
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After all buying interest in the company dried up, Twitter reported earnings that beat estimates and reinforced the faith of its longtime shareholders.
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London energy listings have been sporadic and small in the past three years as a dip in oil prices dried up investor interest.
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Tax revenues from North Sea oil, which since the 250s add up to £330bn ($430bn) in today's prices, have all but dried up.
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Barack Obama had campaigned on promises to prevent Yucca Mountain from opening, and once he took office, the funding for it dried up.
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But as the oil revenues dried up and Venezuela's economy spiraled into recession and hyperinflation, her support for his successor began to waver.
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"Given these headwinds, investment in new capacity has virtually dried up, increasing the risk of tighter markets in the next decade," FBR said.
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Two years ago, researchers with the US Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory injected carbon dioxide into dried-up basalt lava flows.
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Garrett was drinking heavily and doing drugs during his time in these projects, and unfortunately, the inspiration in Fayetteville would soon dried up.
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When short-term financing for banks dried up in 2008 and capital rushed out of the country, the currency tanked and inflation soared.
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Commercial sea traffic all but dried up when the United States broke off diplomatic and commercial relations with Cuba in the early 1960s.
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The book advances, the speaking gigs, the magazine requests, and the university appointments had dried up, and the family had hardly any money.
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Yet the supplies dried up as the tyranny of geography asserted itself: Chinese roads reaching Nepal through remote Tibet are few and appalling.
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And if I were fired from my teaching post, and then the freelance writing work dried up, what would I do for money?
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The rivers feeding into Lake Chad dried up, and the islanders noticed a permanent decline in the size and the number of fish.
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Fueling those fires, in part, has been a buildup of vegetation in the state, along with long droughts that dried up that vegetation.
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The World Food Program and foreign aid agencies stepped in to feed millions of Zimbabweans, while international aid and foreign investment dried up.
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Then production slowed when the pool of classically trained painters in Poland quickly dried up, and producers needed to look abroad for artists.
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Initially the trips to Libya were paid for by Libyan public funds, but these dried up and they now depend on private donations.
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In Uzbekistan, for example, cotton farming used up so much water from the Aral Sea that it dried up after about 50 years.
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Puerto Rico's constitution effectively guarantees at least some of those payments, but the money to make them appears to have dried up. Gov.
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He regaled me with cautionary tales about how party invitations and social outings dried up the second he and his partner had kids.
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The housing crunch has been caused in part by a shortfall in construction after the recession, which dried up the supply of credit.
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That same year, Venezuela experienced a drought that dried up the supply of water for the main generation basin in the Caroni River.
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He had vacant buildings, left behind in the early 2000s, as jobs had dried up and 260,000 people left the financially stagnant city.
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He had vacant buildings, left behind in the early 2000s, as jobs had dried up and 183,000 people left the financially stagnant city.
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Succumbing to some of the same pressures that killed "Playhouse," PBS officials squirmed (one called the plays "too ethnic") and funding dried up.
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But that funding dried up as of August 2017, which was when they started casting around for alternatives — initially pitching supporters for donations.
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Rick Perry were both forced to drop out of the Republican primary after their campaign funds dried up, despite generous super-PAC support.
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Growth pulled back that year as fuel prices plummeted and oil-patch investment dried up, leading to less drilling and less equipment buying.
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The LGFVs have also borrowed from the Chinese shadow banking sector as official channels dried up due to the government's crackdown on leverage.
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A region that was once a hotbed for talent, to Western eyes, from Andriy Shevchenko to Kakha Kaladze, has all but dried up.
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Once Lake Urmia dried up, the value of the surrounding lands was reduced, creating significant financial problems for the families who live there.
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Certain export markets in Canada, Mexico, Europe and China have dried up or become more expensive due to retaliation to Trump's aggressive moves.
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Children play as caked clay is seen in the dried up municipal dam in drought-stricken Graaff-Reinet, South Africa, on November 17.
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The rebels have always been short of weapons in Equatoria, but over the last year the supply chain has all but dried up.
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But that has all but dried up as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' prices nosedived and "mining" for many of those is no longer profitable.
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The goals have, however, not dried up and Cavani is now part of a feared attacking trio alongside Neymar and French striker Kylian Mbappe.
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On the outside, the Ambos Mundos looked like a fossilized pink layer cake, and on the inside, it looked like a dried-up lime.
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In the absence of steady imports, sugar supplies have all but dried up, shop owners, commodity traders, and producers of sugary foodstuffs told Reuters.
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As a result, initial public offerings, which allow a wider group of people to benefit from the creation of new businesses, virtually dried up.
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For years, it was pretty easy to get all the customization options of Android on iOS, but the developer scene has since dried up.
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Slyly, Mr Yan writes himself into this book, as a dried-up hack whose arid and baffling novels resemble "rotten fruit" or "deserted graves".
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In the case of some other pop culture sister acts, the love has dried up, or, it was never there in the first place.
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The state's second-driest fall on record was followed by a very dry winter, leading to large-scale crop failure and dried-up dams.
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They are built on the friable dried-up bed of the lake that surrounded the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan and suffered damage in 21985.
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If bond markets dried up, Apple might struggle to issue so much debt and have to bring home funds, incurring a big tax bill.
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This is bad for the banks and worse for the economy, which has slowed markedly, in part as credit to companies has dried up.
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Another compounding factor is that federal funding for water infrastructure — which is how much of America's water systems were built — has essentially dried up.
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But the largesse has dried up under Maduro, who has tried to compensate by giving top-ranking officers an even bigger slice of power.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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As permanent posts dried up, many Greeks resorted to part-time or temporary jobs on flexible contracts, mainly in tourism and in delivery services.
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After the Nazis came to power, his commissions dried up (Ise, meanwhile, began a relationship with a former Bauhäusler, the graphic designer Herbert Bayer).
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Years of heavy money printing has dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concerns over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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When crisis struck, that credit dried up and had to be replaced with massive official loans, from the ECB and from bail-out funds.
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A fisherman sits to smoke on his boat at a dried-up pond at the drought-hit Kandal province in Cambodia, May 13, 2016.
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But within a few years, the codeine coffers had dried up and American doctors were panicking at the prospect of a cough syrup shortage.
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The paper supplemented its income through outside printing jobs, but those dried up, too, said Bernie Szachara, president of U.S. newspaper operations for GateHouse.
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In a drought-affected village, children can be seen climbing down the walls of an almost dried-up well to fetch the remaining water.
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In 2011, there was a three-month period from August to October during the European financial crisis when the IPO market also dried up.
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The zoo runs on fees from visiting tourists, a stream that has understandably dried up since battling armed groups and airstrikes have ravaged Yemen.
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Bank credit, formerly easily available, has dried up after the government capped commercial lending rates last year, leaving lenders unable to refinance seized assets.
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First and foremost, the huge sales of its chips into the crypto space have dried up as crypto prices have crashed in recent months.
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With a tool called Qualified Mortgage, the Bureau dried up many of these loans or made the loans hard and complex to apply for.
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He suggested that he did not trust future legislators to resist public pressure and cut off the benefit if the federal funds dried up.
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Unfortunately, when enough patients were hooked on it, the drug rep stopped coming, the samples dried up and I didn't know what to do.
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Mr. Cruz's memoir makes only brief reference to what he did after his own business, which analyzed seismic data for oil companies, dried up.
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Flows to developing countries trended upward from 2000 to 2011, but then dried up amid weak growth in emerging economies and low commodity prices.
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It's surrounded by tall, rocky hills and, hundreds of years ago, was filled with water, but these days it's just a dried up lakebed.
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Federal money to help build low-income housing has dried up over the years, as have state funds for mental health and addiction treatment.
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But that fund has nearly dried up, and Mr. Lee recently contacted Ron Kim, a Democratic state assemblyman, seeking assistance in finding subsidized housing.
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When his Ukrainian political work dried up in 2015, prosecutors say Manafort lied to banks to take out more than $20 million in loans.
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The soymeal manufacturing industry in Argentina was already reeling from a drought on the Pampas farm belt that dried up soybean supplies this year.
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The pact between Saudi-led OPEC and Moscow dried up the oil glut and more than doubled prices from their bottom in early 2016.
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Over the next eight years, GDP contracted 40% and the currency went into a tailspin as dollars from exports and foreign investment dried up.
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But the flow of genes from other Asian populations dried up about 25,000 years ago, and the ancestors of Native Americans became genetically isolated.
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The revolution and, indeed Egypt itself, would slowly fade out even from those letters, and by fall 2015, even my personal words dried up.
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That thinking has dried up floor debate and put tight restrictions on the movement of legislation, making it a central cause of congressional gridlock.
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And as funds have dried up, the C.D.C. has been forced to scale back or discontinue programs in some of the most vulnerable countries.
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Cuba also has experienced hour-long lines at pumping stations, while in the far east of the island supply seems to have dried up.
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A key state revenue source, bonuses paid to the state by mining companies based on their federal coal leases, has all but dried up.
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In Joachim Patinir's "Landscape with Charon Crossing the Styx" (1519–1524), the mythological river Styx is dried up, exposing a cracked, barren river bed.
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They observed that growth in single-desk coworking has largely flatlined, and one noted that VC money has dried up for the flex space.
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"Water sources have dried up," said Pasang Tshering Gurung, a farmer from the village of Samjong, which is about 13,000 feet above sea level.
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She told The Toronto Star in 1988 that she had suffered from depression after the two television series ended and acting offers dried up.
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But large-scale deals – like Merck's $543-billion acquisition of Schering Plough in 2009, or Pfizer Inc's $68-billion purchase of Wyeth – have dried up.
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As the price of oil has skidded to $30 a barrel, new drilling has dried up, and the flood of wealth and workers is ebbing.
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"Springs are drying up that have never dried up," said Cindy Wright, co-founder of Colorado conservation group Wild Horse Warriors for Sand Wash Basin.
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Meantime, private-sector donations that the Christian organizations had previously relied on have apparently dried up, as donors assumed U.S. assistance would be quickly forthcoming.
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"Informal sources of working capital (for smaller firms) has dried up," said Anil Bhardwaj at the Federation of Indian Micro and Small and Medium Enterprises.
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A123, a U.S. automotive battery maker, went from IPO to bust in just three years as battery costs remained stubbornly high and orders dried up.
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It was a good business for about a year, but the stores eventually grew wary of Eastern European shipping addresses, and the scheme dried up.
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Instead, many decided to stay on the sidelines, and trading "volume," or the amount of shares or contracts trading at any given time, dried up.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's campaign against shows of wealth by public officials in 2014 had dried up the stream of VIP spenders from the mainland.
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The normal supply of capital from hedge funds, banks and other investors has dried up as they can find the same rate of return elsewhere.
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When the work in Ukraine dried up, prosecutors claim Manafort applied for bank loans based on false information about his net worth, assets, and debts.
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The naira has been quoted at 364 per dollar for foreign investors since last week from 363.50, as liquidity dried up on the forex market.
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As federal funding has dried up, some states are stepping up to fill in the funding gaps and the epidemic of potholes on state highways.
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Years of near-zero rates have hurt financial institutions' profits by narrowing their margin, while the BOJ's aggressive buying has dried up bond market liquidity.
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As federal funding has dried up, some states have already stepped in to fill the funding gaps and the epidemic of potholes on state highways.
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The annual event -- weather permitting -- sends some 500 hot rods, roadsters, motorcycles and their drivers ripping down a dried-up lake bed encrusted in salt.
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"It's repress, repress, repress, I can't do it anymore," said one exhausted national-guard sergeant who had just sprinted across the dried-up Táchira river.
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A123, a U.S. automotive battery maker, went from IPO to bust in just three years as battery costs remained stubbornly high and orders dried up.
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As fears about a potential U.S. recession percolated toward the end of 2018, the market for funding and selling leveraged loans all but dried up.
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Data gathered by the probe suggests rocks within this ridge formed from sediment that collected at the bottom of a now-dried up Martian lake.
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But last month, hopes for liquid water on the Red Planet dried up: another group of researchers concluded the lines were caused by falling sand.
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If 'life' is defined as there being biochemistry going on, then a dried up tardigrade is 'not alive,' as without water there is no biochemistry.
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The supply of credit, whether from banks or the high-yield debt markets, has either dried up or is much more expensive than it was.
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Most drugs and medical supplies are imported to Venezuela, so with the country low on funds, the supply has dried up -- sometimes with lethal consequences.
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"That boom up there is fucking dried up," he told me in his room in the barracks, where an American flag stretches over his bed.
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Maybe if I had ordered a paper pail of sanctioned joy instead of my now-cold double cheeseburger, all my tears would've magically dried up.
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Although the number of boat arrivals has dried up, the Australian government has spent billions of dollars in keeping the migrants and refugees in detention.
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When Yanukovych fled the country in 2014, the political work dried up and Manafort lied about his finances to get loans from banks, prosecutors said.
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After bank lending dried up in the last recession, developers turned to the program to finance hotels, condominiums and other projects from Manhattan to Miami.
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The media company owned by right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopolous has reportedly laid off several staffers as funding for his media ventures has dried up.
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Like many Haggard songs, it's about disappointment with the way things are going: The night life is gone, and the Kern River has dried up.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), a fellow Northern Virginia lawmaker, explained that the funds for the task force dried up when the House GOP eliminated earmarks.
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As payments from the state dried up, Saudi Binladin Group's finances deteriorated and it stopped paying tens of thousands of its workers, leading to riots.
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Six years ago, for the first time in the oral history of the tribe, that spring dried up, according to Luisa Navejas, a tribe member.
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The second episode explores the process that startups go through to raise funding and whether or not this funding has dried up in Silicon Valley.
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Depleted groundwater sources and other dried up lakes within 60 km of Chennai - including Pulicat, Puzhal, Sholavaram, Kaliveli and Maduranthakam - have left the city parched.
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Her list of sponsors was once long and lucrative, as she capitalized on her 2014 on-court success, but those relationships have dried up too.
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Hillard's downtime is spent visiting other milk bars—the few that are still left since government subsidies dried up and they fell out of fashion.
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"For this really seriously mentally ill population, our resources have dried up, and I find that to be an ethical social-justice violation," he said.
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This risk was virtually eradicated through universal screening in pregnancy, but then the supply of the $1 finger-prick blood tests dried up last November.
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The water has been accumulating over many years, but its extraction has dried up the soil and caused it to compact -- leading to the sinking.
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His father was running hotels in Brazil when the Zika virus struck, and Mr. Ryan watched him struggle to stay afloat when tourism dried up.
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He's probably correct, given that cannabis SPACs have raised over $1.5 billion in the last few months, as other sources of capital have dried up.
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Orders for the 737 Max dried up following the grounding, and it wasn't until November that Boeing recorded its first new orders since the grounding.
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Back then, global trade volumes collapsed by 40 percent and global capital flows dried up after the U.S. imposed tariffs on a host of imports.
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Marina owner Mitzi Richards carries her granddaughter as they walk on their boat dock at the dried-up lake bed of Huntington Lake, California, Sept.
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In mid-February, Tanya, 41, lost her $37,000-a-year job with a nonprofit veterans group in North Little Rock when grant funding dried up.
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One arid summer the pond dried up, and Ms. Allen could see the empties sticking out of the mud like the necks of snapping turtles.
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But now, as oil prices have skidded to $30 a barrel, new drilling has dried up here, and the flood of wealth and workers is ebbing.
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Furthermore, a supply buildup is expected, particularly in the southern U.S. Plains where drought has dried up winter wheat grazing pastures - driving more livestock into feedyards.
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A lot of that salt is mined in Ohio, pulled from the remains of massive inland sea that dried up more than 400 million years ago.
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When she got home, the hair dye was dripping down onto her clothes, and the plastic bag was dried up on the top of her head.
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Suddenly, revenues from selling mixed waste to China which waste-management companies used to cross-subsidise collection, dried up, hitting margins for American waste-management companies.
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I don't know any other way to describe it TN: After that it seems that the administration has completely dried up all access to these facilities.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up bond market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concerns that its massive easing program is not sustainable.
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Community tips for the police dried up, and the rate at which police cleared or closed murder cases fell to about 30%, the Baltimore Sun reported.
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Reading the complaint, I could only imagine the desperation, loneliness and anguish you felt when your job leads dried up and "friends" started to abandon you.
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Tanzania, for example, is reconsidering how it powers its growing economies due to a drought that has dried up the rivers it depends on for hydropower.
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British consumer spending has been a driving force of growth since business investment dried up after the Brexit referendum, but in recent months it has slowed.
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Farmers cannot use water from reservoirs as many have dried up in western India after the region received lower rainfall than normal in 2018, he said.
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In the 2000s, after Hugo Chávez came into office, investment in new electric capacity in Venezuela dried up, particularly after he nationalized the grid in 2007.
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With his funding dried up, Ben Sprecher had no choice but to shut down the production of "Rebecca" the day before rehearsals were scheduled to begin.
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With his funding dried up, Ben Sprecher had no choice but to shut down the production of Rebecca the day before rehearsals were scheduled to begin.
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Manafort was accused by Mueller of defrauding the U.S. and its financial institutions after Yanukovich lost power in Ukraine, which dried up Manafort's consulting operation there.
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ATHENS/PATRAS, Greece (Reuters) - Greek student Stavros Tsompanidis was walking on a beach when he saw a business idea in the piles of dried-up seagrass.
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Japan's economy grew much more slowly in the third quarter than initially estimated, revised data showed, as capital expenditure dried up and companies ran down inventories.
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Unusually hot and dry summer weather parched land, dried up rivers and ravaged crops across France, parts of Germany and Scandinavia, leaving water levels extremely low.
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"Venezuelan exports to the U.S. have finally dried up, after the sanctions were placed on them by the U.S. administration earlier this year," ANZ bank said.
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But when Sarno first rocked up in CAR he didn't know much about local customs, and after a few weeks, his reserves and patience dried up.
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There was a point where Andrew and I lamented that we would have to give up the river, and just make it a dried-up riverbed.
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The sense of speed from pedaling and speeding along the virtual track was so intense, I got dizzy, my stomach hurt and my eyes dried up.
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To understand Paul after the hits had dried up is to recognise him as the consummate showman, with a Zelig-like ability to turn up everywhere.
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As international forces have withdrawn and the billions of dollars in foreign aid that once poured in have dried up, Afghanistan's battered agricultural economy has struggled.
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And the industry has already had one of its first failures: Tinker Tailor, which made custom luxury women's apparel, closed last year after funding dried up.
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By the end of May this year, Medano Creek -- which, fed by melting snow, typically flows past the sand dunes -- had dried up without a trace.
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It used to have lots of industrial work, with people making things like steel, machinery, and stoves, but that dried up in the 1970s and 1980s.
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This concentrates the sunlight into a single focal point, all of it adding heat onto the combustible fuel source, in this case the dried up bark.
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The main reservoir in West Point, the largest slum in Monrovia, had dried up several days before, as had the income of the town's water carriers.
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What's most amazing about this book is how funny a lot of the comics are—even after 50 years, Schulz's well of ideas never dried up.
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The wet flesh tried to slide off of my face, so I arranged them carefully and laid on my back until they dried up and held.
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The Taiwanese company's consumer ambitions have kind of dried up in their pivot to enterprise markets though they have still seemed to be marketing towards consumers.
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We headed to the edge of town, where, nestled in between a dried-up river, a garbage dump, and a small highway, lies La Siciliana Pizzeria.
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In the summer months, parched residents looked to the mountain peaks, wondering why the glacial melt they relied upon for fresh water had dried up completely.
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Over the last several months the government has been proactive about jolting the economy back to stronger growth and replenishing the dried up hard currency stock.
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"Overall, the funding situation for us (has) definitely cooled (down) a little bit, but definitely not dried up," James Peng, co-founder and CEO of Pony.
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Even though Treasuries are supposed to be the safest assets on the planet, liquidity dried up in that market, setting off alarm bells on Wall Street.
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"Unprofitable startups reliant on VC funding fared the worst as funding dried up for those with high burn rates and unclear paths to profitability," he said.
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It was 1988 when Betsey Farber found herself hacking through a dried-up nest of wild thyme in the backyard of a rental home in Provence.
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The 1934 restrictions curbed access to machine guns; crimes with those types of fully automatic firearms have essentially dried up since the era of Al Capone.
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Refiners in Asia are now losing money as domestic demand has dried up with people staying at home and bleak margins making exports not lucrative either.
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The flow of migrants dried up, but a new crisis has emerged in these detention centers and Europe has not been eager to address its role.
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Toss your dried-up mascara, and barely-there lipstick bullet to make room for new faves — and maybe pick up some Dayquil while you're at it.
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RELATED: Take a look at some of Manafort's jackets When the payments dried up, Manafort sent fake financial statements to banks to secure millions in mortgages.
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A strong US dollar in the late 1990s made foreign goods cheaper just as costs rose, demand dried up and trade deals opened up global competition.
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Ten years ago in the U.K., MDMA supplies dried up and the credit crunch devalued the pound by 25 percent, making cocaine more expensive to import.
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"The import demand has dried up, very little demand; it's the inward remittances and exporter conversions we can see in the market," said a currency dealer.
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Several residents in other border villages and towns confirmed security had been tightened, but emphasized that did not mean the two-way traffic had dried up.
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The Wii U similarly had a handful of third-party ports in its early days, but that quickly dried up as the console failed to take off.
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Though the shocking numbers of asylum-seekers streaming across the border have not decreased since 2014, the media's interest in their dire situation has largely dried up.
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While some accused the authorities of mismanagement, less snowfall last winter, followed by minimal rainfall and higher-than-normal temperatures have dried up the town's water channels.
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When the market for the assets underlying those products dried up in 2008, banks holding them were forced almost overnight to mark their value down to zero.
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The rebels in southern Syria once received significant backing and support from the U.S. that has receded and all but dried up over the past few years.
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But the Chinese market for American-made vehicles has largely dried up as a result of tariffs the Chinese have enacted in response to Trump's import tariffs.
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In his second case in federal court in Virginia, he was also charged with committing bank fraud to boost his assets when the Ukraine work dried up.
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In 2017, GM announced plans to test its self-driving vehicles in Lower Manhattan, but those plans have since dried up with little explanation as to why.
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But the economic crisis dried up funding to expand the program, and critics say the government did not make good on promised social advances for the slums.
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LME zinc inventory has flattered to deceive many times over the past few years, but it is noticeable that inflow has almost totally dried up this year.
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Southwest of the delta in Bac Lieu, a major shrimp-raising province, signs are planted on dried-up shrimp ponds advertising land for sale or for lease.
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Scores of campaigns for sexual assault victims have raised $0, or received a handful of donations but then dried up, meeting less than 2500% of their goals.
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After exploring a row of dried-up maize, Jiménez walked over to the oily spill and planted her feet firmly into the perimeter of the growing hole.
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Philippine coal importers, however, said they could import coal from other countries including Australia, South Africa, and Russia and source more locally if Indonesian shipments dried up.
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" She continued, "You see, I'm not quitting because my milk supply dried up or because I'm sick…I'm quitting because I'm just plain OVER IT. By CHOICE.
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The supply of surplus jeeps dried up long ago, so the builders now take superannuated diesel trucks from Japan and add bodywork vaguely reminiscent of a jeep.
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Spending on new, complex facilities that super-chill gas into liquid in order to allow its transportation dried up following the collapse in energy prices in 2014.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When the availability of the original iPhone X dried up almost immediately after the iPhone XS was announced, it sort of made sense.
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The drought may also have dried up the land, making it harder and less absorbent, said CNN meteorologists -- therefore exacerbating the floods when the monsoon rains arrive.
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The banking crisis pushed Ireland into a three-year sovereign bailout in 2010 when access to market funding dried up, after Greece and before Portugal and Cyprus.
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Since then, London listings in the sector have been small deals as a dip in oil prices dried up investor interest in niche oil and gas companies.
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Manafort reportedly owed the Yankees more than $200,000 after his Ukrainian consulting business dried up in the wake of the forcible removal of Viktor Yanukovych from office.
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Philippine coal importers, however, said they could import coal from other countries including Australia, South Africa and Russia and source more locally if Indonesian shipments dried up.
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Years of heavy money printing for asset purchases have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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As the Thoubal River dried up, thousands more lost their livelihoods, including fishing and collecting and selling sandstone that used to be washed downstream, according to Yumnam.
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Roughly 90 feral horses were found dead in the Ltyentye Apurte Community of the Australian Outback this week near a dried-up waterhole, having perished of thirst.
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He now uses his skills at a boutique firm, but because the mortgage market has changed dramatically since the crisis, much of Lewis' business has dried up.
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As the estimated cost rose from 3.40963 billion to 11.2 billion reais and a deep recession ate into government revenue, public money dried up and work stalled.
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Low prices have dried up the oil income that makes up 70 percent of government revenues, cutting the dollar supply and pushing Africa's largest economy into recession.
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The import surge dried up in 000 and China became a net exporter of refined lead to the rest of the world over the 2013-2016 period.
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The first time I tried this product, it was because another liner I had been using (with mixed results) had dried up in a couple of weeks.
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But this time Facebook gave developers too few growth options, and weary from its past waffling, they never adopted Facebook's "Project Spartan," and that Platform dried up.
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It is possible that arrests for serious crimes declined because officers were overwhelmed by the number of cases, and that leads dried up as community cooperation dwindled.
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During the 2008-09 financial crisis, global trade volumes plunged sharply as consumer demand and business activity dried up, as is currently happening because of coronavirus fears.
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In 2017, GM announced plans to test its self-driving vehicles in lower Manhattan, but those plans have since dried up with little explanation as to why.
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The shutdown has dried up cash flows for hundreds of small businesses, which form the backbone of the Italian economy and risk defaulting as payment deadlines approach.
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Mining for lithium has dried up lagoons and used up groundwater locals depend on in Chile, which is estimated to hold almost half the world's lithium reserves.
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The economy has seen no growth and foreign inflows dried up in the already heavily indebted country that relies on imports for most of its basic goods.
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The car was bought as a money-making machine, but now the income from passengers and tourists he used to collect from the airport has dried up.
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Gates testified that when the leader of that party, Viktor Yanukovych, was ousted in 2014, Manafort's cash flow dried up and he had difficulty paying his bills.
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Manafort and his wife took out the mortgage with UBS in April 2015, a year when Manafort went into debt as his Ukrainian lobbying work dried up.
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International aid and foreign investment dried up in the wake of the land-seizure program, and the US and European Union imposed economic sanctions on the country.
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Over the long run, the effect is likely to be strongest in the oil sector because it dried up most exploration in difficult areas like the Arctic.
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While most communes dried up and hippies left, the counterculture movement evolved, said Meredith Davidson, director of public programs and communications with the School for Advanced Research.
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You say they look like arks after the sea's dried up, I say they look like pirate ships... Photographs may appear out of order for some readers.
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Every November, for as long as anybody can remember, Bishanpur Channa's farmers burned dried-up rice stalks to clear the land for the next season's wheat crop.
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Hong Kong raised $12.43 billion in equity capital in 212.4, Thomson Reuters data shows, the lowest since 212.3 when fundraising dried up during the global financial crisis.
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Drive 100 miles or so to the northeast of Los Angeles, into the California desert, and you'll find yourself amidst a vast expanse of dried up lake beds.
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During the Cold War, on the vast, barren flatland around Area 226's dried-up Groom Lake, the military developed a stealth spy plane code-named Project Oxcart.
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Everyone in that business has grown a lot more careful and the cash flows that were formerly so available to this important segment of buyers have dried up.
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Shares of Nvidia dropped 210 percent in premarket trading after the chipmaker said cryptocurrency-fueled demand had dried up and forecast current-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates.
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Only about 10 cents of every tax dollar in Texas comes from oil and gas production, which has helped ease the pain as those revenues have dried up.
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In South Africa, meanwhile, investment and growth dried up as news of government corruption and economic mismanagement spurred credit-rating agencies to downgrade the country's debt to junk.
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Suppliers told him they wouldn't do business with a "criminal," his referrals dried up, and he was forced to cut his staff from 400 people to just 15.
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Meanwhile real estate projects, a favourite growth stimulant for local governments in China, have dried up, meaning fewer jobs for migrant worker and less demand for raw materials.
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The Franco-Belgian group, which was bailed out in 2011 when its credit dried up, is still backed by guarantees from the governments of Belgium, France and Luxembourg.
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With Watch and Live, Facebook paid out big upfront sums to secure creators, but when that funding dried up, it was unclear how the unsubsidized shows would survive.
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Mining investment dried up as a result of proposals, encapsulated in the draft mining charter of 2018, that more equity in firms be handed over to black investors.
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While it had existed as a trading port along important Middle Eastern trade routes since the 2141s, its main industry was pearling, which dried up after the 23s.
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NASA's next car-sized rover will plummet through the thin Martian atmosphere and softly land on the floor of a dried-up lakebed, the space agency announced Monday.
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During the crisis, banks tried to reduce their risk exposure and, as a result, financing for entrepreneurs, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and some corporations, dried up.
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If (many) people like me had picked up the Vita years ago, perhaps the enthusiasm from Sony's higher-ups wouldn't have dried up as quickly as it did.
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Not only do the Japanese with the Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey own the segment, the minivan market has all but dried up in the last few years.
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"Venezuelan exports to the U.S. have finally dried up, after the sanctions were placed on them by the U.S. administration earlier this year," ANZ bank said on Thursday.
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Zhao Yinyue, manager of Tianjin-based freight forwarder Jinluan Logistics said orders for imported wood have slumped since May as investment in real estate and infrastructure dried up.
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More recently, another tells how the water dried up at his smart lodging in Lagos, Nigeria's heaving commercial capital, leaving him to shower using soda from the minibar.
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Trading, done mostly over the telephone, has been quiet as foreign inflows dried up, with trickles coming in from exporters but not enough to quell demand, traders said.
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Approaching the old airfield, on the branch of a dying, dried-up oak, a prideful scrub jay hopped and flapped as if in hopes of scaring us off.
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Imports of concentrate from Indonesia almost dried up completely in March itself with the first quarter tally of 66,100 tonnes down by a third on last year's equivalent.
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After an initial surge of independent success, they fell into a three-year hiatus, a period in which the ad revenue creators earned on YouTube dried up considerably.
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And as the Colorado River dried up out west, at first it felt like a problem for only the six or so states whose water supply was affected.
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Westling asked the jury why the government never called to the witness stand the loan officers Manafort allegedly defrauded when his source of income dried up after 2014.
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Exports to the United States, Venezuela's primary export customer, have since dried up, as well as those to other destinations, with loaded tankers left stranded off Venezuelan ports.
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This boy, with his pet goat, is heading to his classroom in a field, after funding for a new school dried up when war broke out in 2015.
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That, local officials say, is because aid quickly dried up, and the town's problems could soon be replicated across parts of northern Syria as Islamic State cedes ground.
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The image shows the distant rim of the Gale Crater, a dried-up lake with a mountain in its center, though much of it is concealed by dust.
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In Australia's Northern Territory, Aboriginal rangers had to cull more than 50 wild horses after finding dozens dead or dying near a water hole that had dried up.
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In the remote, tiny Mexican town of Boquillas del Carmen, they found tourism had dried up because of the partial government shutdown that, at least temporarily, just ended.
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Local and federal officials said the funding dried up to close the openings and install gates that would connect the grassy island with the rest of the fencing.
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Once that income dried up, the government alleges, Mr. Manafort, with Mr. Gates's help, falsified financial records so he could obtain bank loans to maintain his opulent lifestyle.
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But after Trump won office, Sabàto says his job offers in the entertainment industry dried up, forcing him to pack up and move to Florida for construction work.
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The shutdown has dried up cash flows for hundreds of small businesses, which form the backbone of the Italian economy and could struggle to meet looming payment deadlines.
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These hosts are trying to stay afloat on mortgages and arbitrage leases after the demand for short-term rentals has suddenly dried up due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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He is also charged with laundering those funds through real estate and other means and engaging in bank fraud once the spigot of money dried up in 2014.
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This means that the change to more enterprise deals as a portion of all Seed investments isn't predicated on their number holding steady while Seed deals dried up.
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And severely penalizing farmers for burning dried-up rice stalks in preparation for new crops could jeopardize a key voting bank, something politicians are not keen to do.
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Energy executives and analysts welcomed the deal after liquefied natural gas (LNG) and crude exports to China largely dried up last year, but said plenty of uncertainties remained.
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With pasturelands dried up in the northeast of the country, an estimated 1.5 million goats and sheep have been struggling to find food, the United Nations report said.
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Although Oprah Winfrey, whose Harpo Studios owns part of the show, made a special appearance on Ms. Ray's 2,000th episode last year, the Emmy nominations have dried up.
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As for Chinese families looking to buy homes for their children in the area, in just the past six to 10 months, "that's dried up substantially," he said.
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But while those shipments seem to have dried up, Chinese overall trade rose 37.4 percent in the first quarter of 2017, compared with the same period in 2016.
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That's what another parent, Mary Williams*, believes happened to her daughter Rhonda, when Rhonda's funding for treatment at Smith Community Mental Health Center, a Florida clinic, dried up.
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Ms. Ditto also pointed out that the Beshear administration had planned to cut Kynect's outreach and marketing budget substantially starting next year, as the federal grant funds dried up.
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With her first son, her breast milk dried up after about eight months, and after giving birth to her second boy 13 months ago, he initially had latch issues.
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We always thought chicken was supposed to be dried up and cold, and scratched our heads at friends who didn't have a favorite dipping sauce for fish sticks. Ha!
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The sex has dried up, much of their banter is about bodily functions, and the decision to end a moribund relationship begins veering toward "War of the Roses" territory.
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Foreign inflows have dried up in the wake of declining bond yields and the central bank's new focus to boost lending to help an economy stuck in low gear.
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Both were stung by port charges for capacity they were never able to produce after coal prices crashed to nine-year lows and funding for their projects dried up.
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With sales and deliveries of the Max planes nearly dried up this year, rival Airbus is set to take the title of the world's largest aircraft manufacturer this year.
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The Lake Lure Boat Tours claim that this was the location; however, Pembroke, Virginia also claims that the Lift was filmed in their lake, which dried up in 2008.
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Though the yuan ended the second quarter with its biggest quarterly fall on record, Yeung said outflows of foreign currency largely dried up in June due to capital controls.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss continued to parallel history after the source materials dried up, basing season 6's Battle of the Bastards on Rome's Battle of Cannae.
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The hot summer has led to spate of new finds, as dried-up rivers and lakes expose once-submerged explosives, and forest fires set off underground bullets and grenades.
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Years of ultra-low rates have dried up bond market liquidity and strained bank profits, inflaming concerns even within the BOJ over the rising cost of its stimulus program.
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Last February, Fal — who first came to Asia to work for Rocket Internet — appealed to friends, family and others to help crowdfund his startup as the money dried up.
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As funding dried up, it became one of the most corrupt and miserable asylums in the country, with hundreds of inmates dying as a result of neglect and abuse.
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The crag clears out of people, so we get down in a dry stream bed underneath a dried up waterfall of lichen-covered rocks and beautiful water-slick stones.
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While Netflix has reinvigorated interest in the series with a gloriously violent animated show, the games themselves have dried up since the departure of long-time director Koji Igarashi.
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An Indian farmer poses in his dried up cotton field at Chandampet Mandal in Nalgonda east of Hyderabad on April 25, 2016, in the southern Indian state of Telangana.
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At age 27, the endless opportunities to add to my existing circle of friends have dried up, and finding time to fit in social events is a constant challenge.
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Over the past six months the camp has swelled as one of the worst droughts in decades has decimated herds, dried up pasture and made even drinking water scarce.
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Newspapers (particularly local ones) are figuring out how to survive in the age of Facebook and Google; the advertising revenue streams that sustained them for decades have dried up.
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That is especially true of Hugo Chávez's "Bolivarian revolution", which used oil wealth (now dried up) to build an elected autocracy and a state-controlled economy (now in ruins).
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That made sense based on old technologies, but, as the state dried up and our digging tech got better, water companies have been able to go deeper and deeper.
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According to expert's geographical analysis, Mexico City is built on a dried-up former lakebed so its soil can amplify the effects of earthquakes centered hundreds of miles away.
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He estimated that his legal fees are approaching $100,000 and claimed that previous sources of income like consulting have dried up because of his association with the Mueller probe.
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Boeing has struggled this year as it halted deliveries of its fast-selling 737 Max planes and new orders all but dried up in the wake of the crashes.
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A special station opened to serve spectators and athletes but demand for the trains dried up once the flame had left town and the station eventually shut in 1988.
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Seattle's mayor says the city cannot by itself replace the federal funding that has dried up for low-income housing or state funds for mental health and addiction treatment.
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Anthracite coal shipments from North Korea to China, also used as coking coal, have dried up after Beijing ordered an import ban following missile tests of its isolated neighbour.
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"Investors are more focused on blue chips such as John Keells," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd, adding profit-taking had dried up.
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"Liquidity has definitely dried up, it's the poorest I've seen since the financial crisis," said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist and trader at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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We broke the story ... Jussie's showbiz job offers have completely dried up since he was arrested and charged for allegedly orchestrating a fake attack in Chicago in late January.
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Along with Ireland, Portugal and Cyprus, Greece was bailed out by fellow euro zone governments after its access to private loans effectively dried up as its debts became unsustainable.
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For an entire decade — known proverbially as Japan's lost decade, due to its persistently and irremediably sluggish growth, and intermittent years of recession — commissions in Tokyo completely dried up.
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And when TV opportunities dried up despite her award-winning résumé, which also includes "Dawson's Creek" and "ER," she created the equivalent of her own personal sitcom on Instagram.
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You can use that dried-up bottle of Wicked from your own collection, or drop $9 on a shiny new shade that's right in line with the season's trends.
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So far, they say, they have no idea how to make the transition from dealing in cash, and without the banned notes, their business has almost completely dried up.
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The flow of Kosovo asylum seekers has dried up as Germany and other EU countries started to send Kosovars home, saying they did not meet requirements for refugee status.
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Starting with the droughts of the 1970s, many rural migrants moved to Dakar for work, and many settled in the only open space: marshland dried up by the drought.
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Thanks in part to the new capital requirements and to new rules curbing banks' proprietary trading, fixed-income trading has dried up, costing banks billions of dollars in revenue.
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Back then the local cop had many tasks, one of which apparently was to escort local merchants when they had to retrieve goods when the payments had dried up.
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And as Mr. Tillerson and other oil executives pivoted from the private sector to the state oil company, the criticism that they had directed toward the Kremlin dried up.
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In extreme cases, breakdowns can lead to financial crises such as the one that engulfed Wall Street in 215 when overnight lending dried up between big Wall Street institutions.
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Anthracite coal shipments from North Korea to China, also used as coking coal, have dried up after Beijing ordered an import ban following missile tests of its isolated neighbor.
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Liquidity has definitely dried up, its the poorest Ive seen since the financial crisis, said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist and trader at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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Orders for the 7373 Max dried up, and it wasn't until last month that Boeing recorded its first new orders — a total of only 30 planes — since the grounding.
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And, of course, many Nintendo fans were left disappointed when the NES Mini stock dried up so fast, only for the company to discontinue the product completely in April.
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More shrubs are being planted by the government but far away from the village, deep inside the Aral's dried-up bed in a bid to nip sandstorms in the bud.
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Declared free on any birdlife since it dried up on December 2015, recent rains filled a small part of the lake, bringing back flamingos from the nearby Uru Uru lake.
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Numerous blows for tourism, including the suspected ISIS bombing of a Russian charter plane in Sinai in October 212, have dried up one of the main sources of foreign currency.
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And as iOS has become incredibly secure, jailbreaks have dried up, the jailbreak community has crumbled, repositories have closed, and it looked like it was the end of an era.
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If revenues dried up and the 132 firms continued to pay their own suppliers, short-term debts and wages, 28% of them would run out of cash within 100 days.
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Both men are in their 80s, so if funding or distribution dried up for either, it would be more of an ignominious push toward retirement than a more decisive gesture.
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The airline, which has roughly 16,000 employees, has in recent weeks been forced to cancel hundreds of flights and to halt all flights out of India as funds dried up.
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But the local currency has plunged since and the supply of dollars has dried up, putting pressure on the central bank to hike interest rates to lure back foreign investors.
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Chinese buyers, whose thirst for Bordeaux kept prices afloat through the financial crisis, fled the region after 2012, when a crackdown on corruption meant demand for luxury goods dried up.
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Republicans have said those powers go too far, and the central bank's resulting regulations have dried up liquidity, imposed excessive costs on small banks, and crippled banks' ability to lend.
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"LIFE-SAVING" Hoff said another Syrian doctor had told her that "mothers had absolutely no milk for breast-feeding, the milk had dried up and the babies are not satisfied".
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A further 1,000 asylum seekers entered Finland from Russia in the first two months of 2016 before the flow dried up as the countries agreed on tighter border zone security.
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Indian men remove dead fish and try to rescue the surviving ones from the Vastrapur Lake that dried up due to hot weather in Ahmadabad, India on April 211, 22016.
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The latest indictment also alleges that Manafort, Gates and an unnamed "conspirator" in at least one instance, lied on loan applications to tap cash after their Ukraine business dried up.
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Hemlock's main market for polysilicon, a core ingredient in solar cells, dried up after Beijing responded to U.S. anti-dumping duties on Chinese solar panels with duties on U.S. polysilicon.
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Ahmed says the backlash wreaked havoc on his career ... because his movie offers dried-up and he was never approached to play different roles in the new 'Star Wars' movies.
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Dollar deals dried up on the interbank market on Thursday as investors stayed on the sidelines, dealers said, in a sign of the continued uncertainty created by the new policy.
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The Cleveland Indians have experienced little issues igniting their offense against the Detroit Tigers this season while the latter's production has dried up when facing their American League Central rival.
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But an artificially high exchange rate has dried up the supply of hard currency, forcing the temporary shutdown of two local tomato paste plants dependent on imports in recent months.
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Consumers have also taken advantage of easier availability of credit, as well as a variety of leasing options that had dried up when the industry fell on tough times financially.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 28 (IFR) - Asian high yield was softer, as more supply continued to come out, but trading remained active despite expectations that liquidity would have dried up after Thanksgiving.
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That market has dried up in the past year and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said during an earnings call in November that "the crypto hangover lasted longer than we expected."
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Think of it as the push you need to finally toss those crusty, dried-up bottles (we all have a few), and replace them with shiny, new colors before summer.
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Like Ho, he has suffered professional repercussions for his political stance—within six months of the protests, job offers had completely dried up—but the pair share a wry fatalism.
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The latest indictment also alleges that Manafort, Gates and an unnamed "conspirator" in at least one instance, lied on loan applications to tap cash after their Ukraine business dried up.
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My supply of fresh fruits, vegetables, and milk quickly dried up, and soon I was subsisting off pasta, olive oil, canned anchovies, dried fruit, and a few bags of quinoa.
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In the mid-20th century, we could trust in the free flows of capital and labor to equalize regional suffering, but those flows have dried up in the 21st century.
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It "had turned into an annual pain because I seemed to always be dealing with clogged pens, dried-up markers, or something else related to lack of use," he said.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey had ended his campaign for president, saying his inability to get back on the debate stage meant donations he needed to continue had dried up.
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In its wake, hacktivism hasn't dried up altogether, either, with entities like Phineas Fisher still making headlines and taking up its mantle as an online vigilante force challenging the powerful.
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But a serious title-tilt never materialized and as the season has worn on even the podiums, of which Ferrari scored eight in the first nine races, have dried up.
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The view gave readers a sense of the enormous scale of the lake that had dried up, and how its disappearance had threatened the lifeblood of the Uru-Murato people.
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Lyberis went bankrupt in 2012 when advertising dried up during the economic crisis that sent the country's unemployment to nearly 28 percent, dampening appetites for high fashion and lifestyle goods.
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Japan's economy grew much slower than initially estimated in the third quarter, revised data showed, as capital expenditure dried up and companies ran down inventories - renewing concerns about Japan's growth prospects.
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European exporters will face more competition, too: former customers in places such as the Middle East and northern Africa set up their own cane-sugar refineries when EU exports dried up.
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The airline, which has roughly 16,000 employees, has in recent weeks been forced to cancel hundreds of flights and to halt all flights out of India, as funds have dried up.
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The airline, which has roughly 16,000 employees, has in recent weeks been forced to cancel hundreds of flights and to halt all flights to overseas destinations, as funds have dried up.
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Indie film has had a rough go of it for several years now, as financing and traditional distribution have dried up, and Netflix and Amazon have disrupted an already fragile ecosystem.
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Officials are trying to prevent what occurred in northern Arizona earlier this month on Navajo Nation land, where more than 200 dead horses were found at a dried-up watering hole.
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Orders funneled through a domestic-content policy have all but dried up after the World Trade Organization last September upheld an earlier ruling that found the move violated global trade norms.
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Although we wish dangerous fake news would have dried up by now, the folks at Homeland have an entire (terrifying) plot line around paid right-wing trolls this season as well.
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Perhaps there's a similar version in aquatic environments—as the seaway dried up, it might have left "islands" of water where similar evolutionary forces could have generated large snakes and fish.
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His leadership roles in the Screen Actors Guild and industry council helped Reagan maintain his Hollywood profile and enhanced his political networks as his acting career dried up in the 1950s.
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So far Venezuela seems to be meeting its oil commitments to Cuba although cash payments for doctors and other Cuban professionals have dried up in the past 18 months, experts say.
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Industries have fled the Midwest, opportunities have dried up, income inequality has risen, and many places around America are shells of their former selves, even as the national economy hums along.
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The U.N. panel, which looked at anti-black racism in Canada, heard from residents that funding had dried up over time for a program that had become expensive, unjust and discriminatory.
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"We think it's important to have public involvement because this is a public memory, not a private one," she said, but public funds have dried up amid Italy's long economic drought.
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The supply of primary issuance in the leveraged finance market has dried up since a flurry in January, while loan pricing has increased amid a sell-off in the secondary market.
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SINGAPORE, April 27 (Reuters) - Singaporean rig-builder Sembcorp Marine Ltd posted a 48 percent fall in quarterly profit, as new orders dried up and clients delayed projects amid tumbling oil prices.
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The delay has had a big impact on farmers and millions of Indians this year, as an ongoing heat wave has sent temperatures soaring across the country and dried up reservoirs.
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Dried-up corn stalks, which look almost unrecognizable if you're used to the engineered, Midwestern variety, dart around at odd angles between rocks and patches of dirt, clinging to steep hillsides.
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There are multiple reasons the business dried up in this country, but one sign of impending failure was the runaway success of the "Joe ISUZU" advertising campaign, without increased car sales.
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Economists had been warning of a recession for months as foreign investment in Turkey dried up over growing concerns about the rule of law as well as about its economic policies.
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Many Central Valley cities have been hit hard by the California drought, which dried up wells and prompted excessive groundwater pumping that leached toxic levels of arsenic into the water supply.
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Foreign inflows into the Africa's biggest economy dried up after government bond yields slowed while a drop in oil prices triggered by the coronavirus outbreak has exacerbated hard currency supply worries.
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Where it stands: Overuse and drought have dried up the 4 reservoirs serving the 9 million residents of Chennai, India's 6th largest city, and the annual monsoon barely eased the shortage.
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Rail travel, the lifeline of India, has already been suspended after thousands of people, mostly migrant workers, swarmed train stations to go home as businesses shut down and jobs dried up.
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But as policymakers cling to the currency peg and with dollar flows having dried up, the question of how much ammunition the central bank has left has become ever more pertinent.
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We&aposve only ever used our emergency fund when it&aposs been truly necessary, like for a surprise medical bill or to pay the rent when a freelance client dried up.
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Quiroga said it was not clear whether the water supply dried up as a result of the mine, but the company had to be involved in resolving "legitimate demands" about water.
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Manafort is also accused of lying to banks in requests for loans, which prosecutors claim he obtained to continue funding his lavish lifestyle after income from the Ukrainian party dried up.
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Rail travel, the lifeline of India, has already been suspended after thousands of people, mostly migrant workers, swarmed train stations to go home as businesses shut down and jobs dried up.
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Gates said that after Yanukovych stepped down and fled to Russia in 2014 amid political chaos, Manafort's income stream dried up because his Ukrainian backers were no longer running the country.
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In 2016, the Slims River dried up—a phenomenon called "river piracy," or the diversion of a stream or river to another body of water, that hadn't occurred there in 350 years.
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And when the work in Ukraine dried up, Manafort lied to banks to get more than $20 million in loans to maintain his upscale lifestyle, prosecutors showed during two-weeks of testimony.
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In recent weeks, the team posted a plea to the site: their advertising revenue has dried up, and because it's an independent company without outside investors, it won't be able to operate.
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Quiroga said it was not clear whether the water supply dried up as a result of the mine, but that the company had to be involved in resolving "legitimate demands" about water.
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After some discussion, the rival gang agrees, and they tear into the sack to inspect the goods, which includes a dried-up pickle and a rancid apple core, among other tasty morsels.
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It's the first console release from Nitrome, a British studio that initially made its name by releasing more than 100 Flash games; when that market dried up, the company shifted to mobile.
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After the first tear-gas canisters were fired by the national guardsmen on the border, some protesters rushed towards the Tachira river, which has largely dried up, and hurled stones at them.
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Chennai has been in the global spotlight since its four main reservoirs dried up earlier this month, largely because of poor monsoons in 2018, forcing residents to ration the use of water.
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Usually his agency is able to obtain money in emergency situations, but such funding has dried up as Congress has grown more polarized and the GOP has started to demand offsetting cuts.
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I remember when like Alice In Chains put out their second record and they dried up the mix, they tightened up the drums, and it sounded like a band in a room.
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Just a few miles from downtown Panama City, water supply has become a worry in Kuna Nega since the small river where people used to bathe and wash clothes gradually dried up.
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Then we drove on a ring road on the outskirts of Jos, pulling off eventually on a dirt road surrounded by irrigated tomato farms and dried-up stalks of corn and sorghum.
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Maria Duarte, a mother of nine living in a working-class suburb of Buenos Aires, has tried to stretch her government stipend since work dried up for her husband, an auto mechanic.
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The siltation has spread to rivers, said Edgardo Obra, vice chairman of the Concerned Citizens of Santa Cruz, pointing to one that he says had almost dried up because of the silt.
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The pace of decline has accelerated in recent months, as a liquidity crunch in India's shadow banking sector has dried up lines of credit to both auto dealers and potential car buyers.
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"Nolli's Orders" (2012), the show's largest piece and anchor, makes a soft allusion to Bernini's "Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi," displayed in the Piazza Navona in Rome, though the reference has dried up.
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Read more: These stunning images from space show a dried-up 'tree-like' river system on MarsSpring on Mars will soon come to an end with a solstice on October 8, 2019.
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But with falling commodity prices dragging down growth, some of these deals are souring, big money flows have dried up, and firms are finding it harder to sell or float their investments.
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But Fowler and others, like Ian Desmond and Howie Kendrick, found that the free-agent market had suddenly dried up for players who had turned down qualifying offers from their previous clubs.
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The BOJ's huge buying has dried up bond market liquidity and years of near-zero interest rates have eroded bank profits, raising concern that more easing could do more harm than good.
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While it is still too early for statistical evidence, there is anecdotal evidence that bank mortgages on agricultural land have dried up overnight and residential property sales are also taking a hit.
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Supplies of heavy crude, similar to grades produced in Venezuela, have dried up around the world amid production curtailments in Canada due to pipeline bottlenecks and output cuts by Middle East producers.
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Major Alokozai confirmed that his only previous experience was working as a guard for contractors moving goods in and out of Helmand — work that has dried up because it is too dangerous.
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The company wants to diversify its revenue with paid subscription apps, but media investment has dried up, and it&aposs hard to get people to use new apps and pay for them.
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Mr. Gates's prospects for a lucrative Washington consulting practice, once seemingly limitless at the beginning of the Trump administration, had dried up by last fall amid intensifying scrutiny by Mr. Mueller's investigators.
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It's the same jolt when Jorge FaceTimes us from a dried-up dam in the isthmus of Oaxaca, cracked earth out of the end times stretching as far as we can see.
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Even if Los Angeles crumbled around it—burned up in the wildfires, collapsed in an earthquake, dried up in a drought, was entombed in a mudslide— the Last Bookstore would still remain.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A decades-old U.S. public fund used to purchase land for parks and recreation has dried up after lawmakers failed to meet a deadline to reauthorize its funding.
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Asian and European eel stocks dried up, and the value of American eels grew to more than $40 million in 2012 because of demand in China, South Korea and other Asian countries.
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In Kazungula, water levels are dropping in a nearby river and shallow wells have dried up, forcing more locals and their livestock to walk to Simukombo Primary School to get their water.
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O'Rourke's fundraising has since dried up and he's bottomed out in the polls, leading some Democrats to wish that he would abandon his presidential run and return to Texas to challenge Sen.
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Most of the 123 building and engineering companies involved in the scandal have sought respite from creditors, dismissed workers or exited market segments as contracts dried up in the past 212 months.
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Why it matters: The maximum pressure policy has undoubtedly hurt Iran's economy, but it risks becoming a victim of its own success if dried-up revenues spark Iran to lash out further.
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What's noteworthy is that deposits of zinc into the LME storage system have largely dried up over the last couple of weeks, even as the rising cash premium increases the incentive to deliver.
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Another tiebreaker looked inevitable when the break points dried up in the fourth set, and Dimitrov quickly took control before serving up a 195 kph bomb to send the contest into a decider.
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Risk appetite has dried up this week as investors in Europe warily eyed the new Italian government and the European Central Bank indicated it could end ultra-loose monetary policy earlier than expected.
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Magnussen, whose F1 career appeared to have stalled after he spent last year on the sidelines and then got cast aside by McLaren, has replaced Pastor Maldonado after the Venezuelan's funding dried up.
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U.S. soy shipments to China dried up last year when Beijing imposed tariffs on imports of American farm products, including soybeans, as part of the trade war between the globe's two largest economies.
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Despite being a necessity for life, clean, drinkable water can be extremely hard to come by in some places where war has destroyed infrastructure or climate change has dried up rivers and aquifers.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's economy grew much slower than initially estimated in the third quarter, revised data showed, as capital expenditure dried up and companies ran down inventories - renewing concerns about Japan's growth prospects.
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The intervention dried up market liquidity to such an extent that overnight funding costs in the currency briefly soared to a record 1633 percent early on Tuesday, compared to below 10 percent usually.
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Since 2014, when the West imposed sanctions against Moscow for its annexation of Crimea and support of pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine, the inflow of foreign banks into Russia has dried up.
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The rift has come at a heavy price: Since the new tax rules were approved late last year, these donors' usually generous support for House and Senate Republican groups has noticeably dried up.
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As demand for activist funds dried up at a time investors wanted less exposure to stocks, they suddenly had significantly more power to dictate terms in return for their multi-million-dollar investments.
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Money market traders and regulators do not expect a re-run of the 503 and 2011 crises, when dollar borrowing dried up outside the United States as U.S. banks hoarded it at home.
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Money market traders and regulators do not expect a re-run of the 503 and 2011 crises, when dollar borrowing dried up outside the United States as U.S. banks hoarded it at home.
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The decision, which was widely expected, was informed by a painful experience: After Mr. Abe allowed a tax increase to go ahead in 2014, consumer spending dried up and Japan fell into recession.
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While the Seattle Ordinance is limited to the city, failing unions across the country are watching Seattle closely to see if they can have the chance to reinvigorate their dried-up revenue buckets.
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He is part of a wave of architects who, as funding for projects in big cities has dried up in recent years, have turned their attention to China's other frontier: the rural outback.
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"We are acutely aware that the access we have now could end tomorrow," he said, adding that a plan for air delivery of aid remained on the table if land access dried up.
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But as U.S. export credit dried up, making it more difficult for foreign purchasers of American exports to secure needed financing, other nations' export credit agencies eagerly stepped in to fill the void.
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" Under Zinke, the employee said, policy debate has dried up: "We're supposed to provide back-and-forth perspective, so that you make the best decision based on science and based on the law.
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"Increased funding is needed urgently, in particular to address immediate requirements for clean drinking water, much of which is being delivered long distances by truck as regular wells have dried up," it said.
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You will see a true sampling of society resting, walking, working, talking, looking, biking, photographing, leering, policing, and surviving all in this one spot, with the fountain as its dried up watering hole.
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When Facebook decided stories about users opening click-bait articles in Open Graph News Readers weren't valuable enough, it downranked the apps, traffic dried up and publishers abandoned that part of the platform.
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Still, the president's trip to the Midwest on Thursday, which included a stop in Iowa, also cast a light on farmers, whose soybean exports dried up after China struck back over the tariffs.
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The Soviet Union long supported Cuba's economy, but as the world power spun toward dissolution at the end of the 1980s, that support dried up, and Cuba was left to fend for itself.
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As credit dried up and many private sector businesses started running low on cash, top regulators expressed worry at a Shanghai financial conference in June that they might have already gone too far.
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Foreign credit has dried up as lenders lost confidence in his management of the economy, causing widespread bankruptcies among businesses unable to refinance debt that they must often repay in increasingly expensive dollars.
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Southern and eastern Africa are in the grips of a historic drought blamed on El Niño that has put millions at risk of starvation, devastated croplands, and dried up rivers across the region.
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Growth gradually tapered after that, which isn't surprising — most economists expected the rate of job creation to keep falling as companies recovered from the downturn and the pool of available workers dried up.
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Salatin says his motivation for writing the "I want coronavirus" post was not frustration, or anger, about losing business after the restaurant market dried up, the result of voluntary and government-ordered shutdowns.
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We have many of our companies who are trying to do their cash flow analysis they have they have lots of uses, and many of their sources have been impaired or dried up.
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