Furthermore, the company is dropping out of the 5G business.
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Don't even THINK about dropping out of that kick line.
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Some law enforcement drones are dropping out of the sky
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Dropping out of this market is a really big deal.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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So he announced he was dropping out of the race.
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Even if him dropping out of the presidential race doesn't.
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In some cases, students end up dropping out of college.
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People are dropping out of them and registering as independents.
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It is unlikely that men are dropping out of work voluntarily.
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But the prospect of dropping out of law school was intimidating.
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Bloomberg endorsed Biden immediately after dropping out of the 2020 race.Sen.
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She endorsed Biden on Monday after dropping out of the race.
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"You may find people essentially dropping out of conversations," he says.
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Elizabeth Warren announced she was dropping out of the 2020 primary.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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Jay Inslee endorsed Newman before dropping out of the presidential race.
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Dropping out of college has worked out pretty well for Palmer Luckey.
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Dropping out of the events in Mississippi is in a similar vein.
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I never thought of dropping out of school, not for one second.
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This puts teens at risk for dropping out of the healthcare system.
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News of Sorbo dropping out of the film was inaccurate, Loeb said.
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Rand Paul is dropping out of the race for the White House.
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Sanford announced on Tuesday that he was dropping out of the race.
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CNN said it never reported Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Shore distressed his parents by dropping out of school before he graduated.
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Two Florida Republicans are dropping out of the race to replace Sen.
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Elizabeth Warren, announce that she'd be dropping out of the Democratic primary.
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Let's take the Howard Schultz dropping out of the presidential race example.
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Just 1 day after dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, Gov.
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Weld announced on March 18 he was dropping out of the race.
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After dropping out of college, Steve Jobs still audited the occasional class.
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But Petty Officer Peters separated from the others, dropping out of view.
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August 28 - Gillibrand announces she is dropping out of 2020 presidential race.
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October 533 - Ryan announces he is dropping out of the presidential race.
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The freshman senator proved a bust, dropping out of the race yesterday.
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Government figures showed the bottom dropping out of sales after the arrests.
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For Mark Zuckerberg, that meant dropping out of college and starting right away.
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She sank deeper into depression and became suicidal, finally dropping out of school.
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After dropping out of the race in February, Jeb publicly endorsed Texas Sen.
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BOSTON — Desiree Linden thought about dropping out of the Boston Marathon on Monday.
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Bryant, the senior, ended up dropping out of school because of the trial.
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Should candidates like Sanders and John Kasich consider dropping out of the race?
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After high school, she concentrated on her career, dropping out of architecture school.
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Warren said she was "doing just fine" since dropping out of the race.
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Sen. Elizabeth Woman is planning on dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Prior to dropping out of the race, the email address referenced in Sen.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Julián Castro announced Thursday he is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.
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After dropping out of school in seventh grade, Malcolm X returned eighth grade.
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Her campaign says she has no intention of dropping out of the race.
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In pursuit of a relationship, Wynn moved to Baltimore after dropping out of college.
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His campaign staff also told caucusgoers that Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Insurers, meanwhile, are dropping out of the marketplaces, saying they can't make enough money.
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Tim Ryan on Thursday said he is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.
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Another 1 million were found to be highly vulnerable to dropping out of school.
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International banks are waiting to replace UK banks that are dropping out of deals.
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Diana DeGette of Colorado announced Monday that she is dropping out of the race.
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And the field is winnowing: Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the presidential race.
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After dropping out of Stanford, the two founded Google in 1998 in this garage.
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After dropping out of high school, he went on to work as a scriptwriter.
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Dropping out of college is one of the strongest predictors of student loan default.
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Rubio won 172 delegates before dropping out of the race, according to NBC News.
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Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga on Tuesday announced he's dropping out of the Oct.
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After dropping out of high school, he became a farmer, just like his parents.
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Pandey ended up dropping out of UT, as he launched a career in tech.
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Working-class men have been dropping out of the labor force at alarming rates.
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He asked her if this made up for him dropping out of high school.
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Elizabeth Warren for not dropping out of the race and splitting critical progressive votes.
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Which reminds me that we haven't mentioned Kamala Harris dropping out of the race.
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I'm dropping out of school and going to L.A. to be a stunt man.
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"This is making up for me dropping out of Hebrew school," he said, laughing.
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The decrease was in part due to a people dropping out of the labor force.
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Harris had the financial support of 46 before dropping out of the race in December.
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Harris had the financial support of 46 before dropping out of the race in December.
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Despite dropping out of law school, Conor is all-in on Annalise's class action lawsuit.
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John Kasich has remained mostly quiet since dropping out of the presidential race in May.
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He said he held close to a dozen jobs after dropping out of high school.
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Other questions concern her tax plan and whether she is dropping out of the race.
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Too many African-American students are dropping out of school or languishing in bad schools.
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Amid scores of advertisers dropping out of the show, Fox decided to pull the plug.
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Upon dropping out of the race after the New Hampshire primary, he quickly backed Trump.
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As for those birds dropping out of the sky, they were resin-covered taxidermy fowl.
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Thiel has been a proponent of people dropping out of college to pursue entrepreneurial activities.
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The individual insurance market has been hurt by insurers dropping out of the Obamacare exchanges.
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On June 28, McCarthy announced she was dropping out of the race, Florida Politics reported.
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Promptly after dropping out of the race, Ted Cruz elbowed his wife in the head.
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Eventually, Davis, dropping out of high school, joined them, determined to make art his career.
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Biden previously ran in 2008 before dropping out of the primary and joining then-Sen.
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You have one and a half million people a year dropping out of high school.
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Elizabeth Warren for president on Monday, days after dropping out of the Democratic primary race.
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Amy Klobuchar is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race and reportedly endorsing Joe Biden
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And the No. 1 reason students give for dropping out of college is the price.
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Most of those dropping out of Obamacare did not receive subsidies, federal data has shown.
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After dropping out of high school at age 17, Flay began working as a busboy.
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They ended up dropping out of school to run the business, Wild Friends Foods, full-time.
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After agreeing to an interview, he then became paranoid himself, dropping out of touch for days.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted his disappointment at Yang dropping out of the race on Tuesday.
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Rubio has not endorsed any of the candidates since dropping out of the race last month.
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He has been on the run since dropping out of the parole system on May 19.
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He has been on the run since dropping out of the parole system on May 2015.
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My parents weren't thrilled that I was giving up my scholarship and dropping out of school.
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Quitting Step Up 4 and Cirque du Soleil In 2011 Robson began dropping out of projects.
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Dropping out of the sedan business in the United States is a momentous shift for Ford.
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Poverty raises the odds of worse-off children dropping out of school or even sleeping rough.
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Kenya presidential election Kenya's opposition leader is dropping out of the rerun of the presidential election.
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The Republican brought in $16,604 from Facebook employees before dropping out of the race in March.
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"[MacGraw] represents the Malibu years, which is when he started dropping out of Hollywood," said Terrill.
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The case has led to C.E.O.s dropping out of a coming investor conference in Saudi Arabia.
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After dropping out of college, Latouche arrived on the theater scene as a short, shrewd wunderkind.
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Pete Buttigieg was originally scheduled to be the keynote speaker before dropping out of the race.
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After dropping out of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., he eventually landed at the brokerage Refco.
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Cloud Computing ran a desultory race, dropping out of contention down the backstretch and finishing eighth.
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Williamson also said that she has no intention of dropping out of the Democratic presidential primary.
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The Clippers left the contender conversation after dropping out of first place early in the season.
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Children who haven't learned to read by the third grade have a much higher chance of dropping out of school, and those that are voting with their feet by dropping out of school are more likely to be unemployed, live in poverty, and engage in criminal behavior.
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Now, actress Emma Thompson is dropping out of Skydance Animation film Luck in protest of Lasseter's hire.
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After dropping out of college, he covered diamond wedding anniversaries and Christmas bazaars for the local paper.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande opted to skip the 2018 Emmy Awards on Sept.
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Certainly, dropping out of college proved an auspicious decision for Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Michael Dell.
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The former Republican senator and future televangelist is dropping out of the presidential race, according to CNN.
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Andrew Yang channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger a few hours after dropping out of the race: We'll be back.
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Ming also revealed he considered dropping out of school -- especially due to struggles in advanced math classes.
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Britain says it will be dropping out of the EU's single market and customs union after Brexit.
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Then, less than half a mile ahead of them, multiple tornadoes began dropping out of the sky.
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In short, Trump losing or somehow dropping out of this race may give the Republicans an out.
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If she had ended up dropping out of school to do something else, I wouldn't have cared.
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Others are simply continuing to rent, dropping out of perhaps the most competitive housing market in history.
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He told the newspaper that he does not anticipate dropping out of the race over the allegations.
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Ms. Holmes began the company in 2003 after dropping out of Stanford at the age of 19.
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Before dropping out of the race, Cruz called Trump an "utterly amoral" pathological liar, narcissist and bully.
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"I was traumatized for a long time and I ended up dropping out of school," she says.
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Jessica Armstrong, 33, Republican voter: Trump dropping out of #gopdebate could hurt interest in the event pic.twitter.
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The game stars Mae, an anthropomorphic cat, who's returning to her hometown after dropping out of college.
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Daniels returned after dropping out of the project in May, with Jay-Z now producing the movie.
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MORE on his ballot after dropping out of the race, rather than vote for the GOP nominee.
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The poll was conducted on Thursday after Warren announced she was dropping out of the 2020 race.
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Milo has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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Yiannopoulos has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 27s.
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Yiannopoulous has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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" When asked how she's felt since dropping out of the race, Warren said she's "doing just fine.
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After dropping out of high school, he landed in the precarious economy of the early Thatcher years.
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Dropping out of the electoral college Warren has been critical of the Electoral College in the past.
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Amy Klobuchar and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg dropping out of the race and endorsing Biden.
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Tasked with writing a memoir essay, I decided to write about depression and dropping out of school.
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In one recent study, 22 percent of student victims considered transferring or dropping out of school altogether.
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Beto O'Rourke announced Friday he is dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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She had spent Thanksgiving in Iowa with her family only days before dropping out of the race.
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Sen. Kamala Harris, following a sharp decline in recent polls, is dropping out of the 2020 race.
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By the second year, many of these women, besieged by doubts, began dropping out of the program.
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There have been reports of athletes dropping out of the games because of concerns over the Zika virus.
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Holmes founded Theranos in 2003, dropping out of Stanford — as many tech luminaries have done — to disrupt healthcare.
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After Trump's victory, Jeb Bush, who finished a distant fourth, announced that was dropping out of the race.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande, 25, opted to skip the 2018 Emmy Awards on Sept.
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The 2024 campaign has already witnessed several withdrawals, with Hamburg, Boston and Rome dropping out of the running.
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He traveled east and enrolled at Temple University for one semester, before dropping out of there as well.
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And conveniently, Sadie's looking for a place to stay in the city after dropping out of college again.
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Ms. Holmes began the company in 2003 after dropping out of Stanford University at the age of 19.
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" Inslee revealed he was dropping out of the presidential race Wednesday night on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show.
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In an official statement, Schumer announced she was dropping out of the Barbie film due to scheduling conflicts.
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Insurers have been dropping out of the marketplace or hiking premiums due to financial losses from ObamaCare plans.
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And it ended up with one-third of our group failing that semester and dropping out of school.
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Dropping out of school, at least for the stipulated two-year period, is a requirement of the fellowship.
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We need to get these kids recognized as a vulnerable population at risk of dropping out of school.
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When Hilary Pollack isn't editing at Munchies, she's dropping out of life with bong in hand on Twitter.
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He had lived in La Paz for two years, having landed there after dropping out of Boston University.
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Bush, who suspended his campaign on February 21, spent over $100 million before dropping out of the race.
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It begins with the protagonist, Mae, returning to her hometown of Possum Springs after dropping out of college.
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Insurers are expected to respond by significantly raising premiums or dropping out of the health insurance marketplaces entirely.
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At the time, Mr. Richie said, he'd been contemplating dropping out of school to join the Episcopalian clergy.
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Many people her age ended up bouncing between temp jobs or dropping out of the work force entirely.
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Sea birds — including sandwich terns and common terns — were dropping out of the sky, dying by the hundreds.
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After dropping out of high school at 2300, he briefly worked as a cowboy before joining the navy.
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John Delany's campaign also failed to garner support from voters, dropping out of the race on January 31.
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Amy Klobuchar for fourth place in her home state, despite her dropping out of the race on Monday.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) canceled a rally in Denver after dropping out of the presidential race on Monday.
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The Reddit Connection That Got Me Into College (2017) After dropping out of rabbinical seminary, I was directionless.
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After dropping out of college after his first semester, he started working at video game manufacturing company Atari.
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Then McKinnon introduced Warren, playing herself, and asked her how she'd been since dropping out of the race.
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Entrepreneurship Who says the most useful start-up ideas come from millennials fresh from dropping out of Stanford?
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Kamala Harris dropping out of the presidential race in December, prompting a rebuke from the Connecticut Republican Party.
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First we learned that Senator Cory Booker was dropping out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Julián Castro on Thursday announced he&aposs dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Across the country, insurance companies are dropping out of the exchanges, leaving some counties without any coverage options.
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After dropping out of the University of Michigan, served as a meteorologist in the U.S. Army Air Corps.
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Between losing her jobs, dropping out of Parsons in 2014, and being a single mom, depression set in.
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Insurers have been dropping out of its marketplaces and hiking premiums due to financial losses from ObamaCare plans.
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After dropping out of art school, he worked for a factory that copied designer clothing in shoddier fabrics.
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Paul, an ophthalmologist, ran for the Republican presidential nomination before dropping out of the race in February 2016.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, Branson has overseen hundreds of companies.
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Such legislation could end up partially, or completely, offsetting the risk of insurers dropping out of the individual market.
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On Wednesday, yet another major pharmaceutical—the Swiss-based Novartis—announced it is dropping out of the antibiotics game.
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However, on Tuesday, Howard told the Sarasota Herald-Tribune she was reversing course and dropping out of the race.
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A day earlier, singer Brandi Carlile announced she was dropping out of the event in protest of Nielsen's involvement.
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The 0.3 point decline in the unemployment rate was due primarily to Americans dropping out of the labor force.
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Lim gave up his piano career, even dropping out of the School of Music at Lee University in Tennessee.
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Prior to Rand Paul dropping out of the race, Cruz had already snatched the support of Iowa state Sen.
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Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why young women are dropping out of sports at record numbers.
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Then the drone was immediately recalled (on election night, no less) because some were dropping out of the sky.
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A lot of people were thinking he was dropping out of the race after this Billy Bush thing happened.
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Can you remember being in a situation like that before, where dropping out of a rotation entirely is possible?
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And almost as soon as that news arrived, Intel announced that it's dropping out of the 25G modem game.
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Koji Amano, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, started working at Tsukiji after dropping out of high school.
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Rather than dropping out of college like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, Gore decided to lead a double life.
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Kasich said Wednesday that he would consider dropping out of the race if he "gets smoked" in New Hampshire.
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Some are at risk of dropping out of school; others sign up simply because they need some extra support.
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Mr Harris says he briefly tried his hand at 419, a kind of fraud, after dropping out of university.
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In 1960, after dropping out of Columbia, Mr. Berkson began working as an editorial associate at Art News magazine.
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Duncan told me that he had lived in L.A., between starting high school and dropping out of high school.
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After dropping out of the Republican presidential race in 2016, Huckabee said that he was "all in" for Trump.
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He famously started Apple in a garage with co-founder Steve Wozniak in 1976 after dropping out of college.
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Dropping out of a presidential race usually means that you become invisible and forgotten on the American political stage.
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But in an unpredictable year, he was the first to exit, dropping out of the race back in September.
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The problem of men dropping out of the labor force doesn't seem to be a factor behind Trump's rise.
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Dropping out of Carnegie Mellon to film Dead Poets Society was one of the biggest decisions of my life.
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"I was sure he would regret dropping out of college," Deen said in a telephone interview from Colorado Springs.
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The double-locking closure prevents the cakes from dropping out of the feeder and helps to keep out squirrels.
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Dropping out of college after three years, he moved to Los Angeles and studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse.
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Klobuchar said Monday night, campaigning for Biden for the first time since dropping out of the race that morning.
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Isn't it more narcissistic to believe that dropping out of Facebook is some kind of substantial statement about yourself?
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Jay Inslee told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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After dropping out of the presidential race, he decided to run for the Democratic nomination to challenge GOP Sen.
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"I think it helps people make decisions," Tester said of the two centrists dropping out of the race. Sen.
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After dropping out of Western Washington University in 2014, Baldwin landed a sales job in the commercial insurance industry.
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So environmentalists naturally sounded alarms when Trump promised dropping out of the deal of the deal if he's elected.
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Huge numbers of women are dropping out of the workforce largely because of the absence of safe working conditions.
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Because local kids were dropping out of school, Cometa built a 450-student vocational high school on the compound.
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Wendy Williams has a theory about Christie Brinkley dropping out of the new season of Dancing with the Stars.
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Before dropping out of the presidential race, Inslee focused his campaign squarely on addressing climate change, and candidate Sen.
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Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam (D-Fla.) announced on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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When we first met, Zethu was a little lost, struggling with depression and thinking of dropping out of high school.
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"I am who I am, take it or leave it," Hart declared in his speech, dropping out of the race.
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One of her fiancé's groomsmen approached the couple about dropping out of the wedding for a sad and frustrating reason.
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M&S is on the brink of dropping out of the FTSE 100, and may even by replaced by Ocado.
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The thinking goes, that makes her the main beneficiary of a lot of other people dropping out of the race.
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But the decline was primarily a result of Americans dropping out of the labor force rather than finding new jobs.
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Key to her success — particularly after dropping out of college — was finding mentors early on and participating in accelerator programs.
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"We are hearing of people cutting down the number of daily meals and children dropping out of school," said Dieng.
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Later in the day, Clare and I got the alert on our phones: O'Rourke was dropping out of the campaign.
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The youngest of four, Bouygues joined the company in 1974 in an entry-level job after dropping out of university.
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We're in the 21st century and girls are missing school and dropping out of school around the world for this.
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It meant dropping out of school, but he later earned his high school diploma during his time in the service.
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Three weeks later, she announced she was dropping out of her Georgia House race—she wanted to go to Congress.
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" Because I was in California [playing in a San Francisco band after dropping out of law school], they said, "OK.
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Representative Tulsi Gabbard said she was dropping out of the 2020 presidential race and planned to endorse Joe Biden. 7.
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The jobless rate was partly pushed down by workers dropping out of the labor force over the last four months.
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Over the last few months, companies, key figures and exhibitors have been dropping out of E3 due to health concerns.
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After dropping out of high school, Ms. Williams worked as a house painter, a property manager and a commercial embroiderer.
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EBay, Stripe, Mastercard, Visa and Mercado Pago are all dropping out of Facebook's libra cryptocurrency project, the companies announced Friday.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, her campaign confirmed to Axios on Tuesday.
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Facebook is dropping out of the buzzy SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, due to concerns around the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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More than a decade after dropping out of college, Ms. Lucas, 38, raised the idea of going back to school.
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About a dozen of the players have come back to Australia after dropping out of high school or college programs.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or to insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or to insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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He ultimately received a $200 grant, which Hudson says is a "great blessing" that kept him from dropping out of classes.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, billionaire Richard Branson has overseen hundreds of companies.
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Southampton would not be so lucky, dropping out of the league and beginning a seven-year exile from the top tier.
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Google cited its AI principles, which were published back in June, as the reason for dropping out of the bidding process.
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Many insurers have cited uncertainty about CSR payments as their reason for raising premiums or dropping out of the market altogether.
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I'm Dropping Out Of Life will be released on January 30 on digital and vinyl formats, and is available for preorder.
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She's being romanced by her hospital coworker Lewis (actor-musician Dabier), a cheerful teen who's considering dropping out of high school.
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In between dropping out of school and starting fashion school in San Francisco, I was making and selling handbags and clutches.
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Other actions like quickly dropping out of an app still result in a mash of a home button that doesn't exist.
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He's the CEO of Boomf, a personalized marshmallow business, after the cake company he started after dropping out of college folded.
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Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), for having "0%" in the polls before dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Bush.
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Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why girls are dropping out of sports at a faster rate than boys.
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She described being abandoned by her family, attempting suicide four times, and dropping out of a university in Bangkok in 2003.
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The president, however, is signaling that he has little interest in taking steps to keep insurers from dropping out of ObamaCare.
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But when you make the dominant mobile operating system on the planet, dropping out of the race isn't really an option.
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In one of your comics, you mention dropping out of high school, but I also read that you went to college.
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Although Sanders eventually endorsed Clinton after dropping out of the race, the damage may have already been done by that point.
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Typically, price hikes are due to generic producers dropping out of the market and leaving only a few manufacturers or suppliers.
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Like Aerius, they maintained their insurance eligibility by carefully restricting their earnings and assets, or dropping out of the workforce entirely.
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If anything, dropping out of the race claiming he never meant to be President at all would also save some face.
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Arizona's Green Party candidate announced she is dropping out of the state's Senate race and is endorsing the Democratic candidate Rep.
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About a decade ago, thousands of Latino children began quietly dropping out of public schools in 55 counties across the country.
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Lipkins explains that for many students, dropping out of hazing rituals means facing the threat of total isolation from their peers.
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The growing number of men who have been dropping out of the labor force in recent decades has fascinated labor economists.
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The vast majority of British businesses believe that dropping out of the European Union without an agreement would be a disaster.
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He could have stopped the Super PAC from spending money attacking Rubio, Kasich, and Christie by dropping out of the race.
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Previous failed White House hopefuls have issued similarly solemn remarks before inevitably dropping out of the 2020 race, including Massachusetts Sen.
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NFL legend Ray Lewis announced that he and pro partner Cheryl Burke were dropping out of the competition on the Sept.
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Nevada and Texas announced Monday they are dropping out of the suit that seeks to block T-Mobile's acquisition of Sprint.
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"Occupations" was Kiefer's final-exam project at the art academy in Karlsruhe, where he enrolled after dropping out of law school.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey on Monday announced he&aposs dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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After dropping out of medical school to farm in 2013, Kashem looked for property to cultivate - but quickly hit an obstacle.
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Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiGeorgia ready for unpredictable Senate race Trump on Harris dropping out of race: 'We will miss you Kamala!
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke addresses his supporters after announcing he was dropping out of the presidential race on Nov.
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But here's the thing: The big news in Bullock's announcement Monday wasn't that he was dropping out of the presidential race.
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It also predicted that customers dropping out of the exchanges will be 60 to 70 percent healthier than those who remain.
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But the Texas senator indicated that he has no interest in dropping out of the race, despite his losses on Tuesday.
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Sahar Yaghi took up work as a wedding planner soon after dropping out of university to earn income for her family.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who endorsed Trump after dropping out of the 2016 Republican presidential nomination fight, was a possible education secretary.
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Balwani was a married grad student at Berkeley while Holmes was a year out from dropping out of Stanford to start Theranos.
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Her Adderall use led to her dropping out of the movie Hall Pass, where she remembers being "scatterbrained" from taking the pills.
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Chris Christie, who has been one of Martinez's key allies, immediately endorsed Trump after dropping out of the presidential race in February.
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Barring Trump dropping out of the race, an event of force majeure or invasion by alien powers, that's not going to happen.
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McLean's reason for dropping out of college is as straightforward and uncensored as all his other opinions: "It sucked," he said simply.
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It was the fourth straight month of workers dropping out of the labor force and could shrink the pool of available workers.
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Anthem, which sells Obamacare plans in 220 states this year, left open the door to dropping out of other states next year.
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A weak showing by a number of his competitors, like Chris Christie, would probably result in their dropping out of the race.
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That's where Stone, 14 at the time, decided she was dropping out of school and moving to L.A. to become a star.
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Williamson moved to New York in 1973 after dropping out of Pomona College in California to pursue a dream of singing professionally.
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So they end up dropping out of school, having kids out of wedlock, and failing to advance to a middle-class lifestyle.
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On the night of the GOP caucuses there, the Cruz campaign falsely told voters that Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Much of the decline was due to people dropping out of the tally because they had not updated their job-seeker status.
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One in five teenage girls are mothers, with some 13,000 dropping out of school each year to raise their children, UNFPA says.
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He then used his proceeds to found Fresco News, dropping out of college to build a company around the news-sharing app.
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Soon after dropping out of the Republican primary himself, he performed the role of standing behind Trump and nodding at appropriate intervals.
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Evidence is now mounting that a growing number of first-time buyers are giving up and dropping out of the market altogether.
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Cramer's one-line letter to the city Monday did not include any reason for her dropping out of the city council race.
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Actor Will Ferrell is dropping out of a film project documenting former President Ronald Reagan's battle with Alzheimer's that is sparking controversy.
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After dropping out of NYU Tisch, where she studied film, King worked on film sets in New Orleans as a prop person.
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"The difference between third and fifth in Iowa could be the difference between staying in and dropping out of race," he said.
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Before dropping out of the race, Ms. Warren had also proposed making public colleges and universities tuition-free without an income limit.
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These students have as high a risk of dropping out of college as low-income Hispanic or African-American students, researchers say.
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Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced on Sunday night that he is dropping out of the 2020 race, his campaign confirmed to Insider.
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The repeal-only bill would cause insurers to begin dropping out of the marketplace as soon as next year, the CBO said.
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Consolation prize: After dropping out of the White House race he ran for and got to keep his Senate seat. 2. Rep.
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A Kansas Democrat running for a House seat in 2018 is dropping out of the race on Friday amid sexual harassment allegations.
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Or they're dropping out of US-based conferences to stand in solidarity with the scientists who are now barred from entering America.
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She told Vox she ended up dropping out of graduate school and pursuing a different career as a musician and sound healer.
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He moved there to attend the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) after dropping out of the School of the MFA Boston.
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Carson angrily denied he would be dropping out of the race, after the Ted Cruz campaign spread the false rumor to supporters.
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After dropping out of the race, Carson threw his support to Trump, who named him housing secretary after winning the November election.
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What they found was a bit surprising: Living near a Planned Parenthood did correlate with fewer female students dropping out of school.
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After dropping out of school, the future Apple founder had a lot of time on his hands and wandered into a calligraphy course.
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Pilots are quitting their full time jobs and dropping out of college to pursue the dream of being a full-time drone racer.
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Some athletes, including the world's third-ranked golfer, Rory McIlroy, have even said they're considering dropping out of the games because of Zika.
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Rep. Seth Moulton is announcing he is dropping out of the presidential race in a speech to a Democratic National Committee meeting Friday.
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And Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once said that dropping out of Reed College was "one of the best decisions" he ever made.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)"They were absolutely magic," John Kasich said Wednesday, as he announced that he was dropping out of the presidential race.
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By the age of 14, girls are dropping out of sports at twice the rate of boys, according to the Women's Sports Foundation.
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But if he hadn't taken big risks — like, say, dropping out of Harvard to launch a social network — he wouldn't see big payoffs.
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Related Video: Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why girls are dropping out of sports at a faster rate than boys.
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Kasich ran against Trump for the Republican nomination, and has been a prominent holdout ever since dropping out of the race in May.
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They're dropping out of school — or not enrolling at all — because of several challenges: limited classroom space, bullying, language barriers, and transportation costs.
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New York, in the midst of major changes, was all too willing to turn the page on oppressed minorities dropping out of sight.
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"I'm convinced ... many in the press want him to be nominee," Marco Rubio said of Trump shortly before dropping out of the race.
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Suddenly, frozen birds start dropping out of the sky and then a nearly frozen man appears, begging the riders to let him in.
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Farmer announced to Melody that he was dropping out of school, but not before he could redirect his student loans toward meteoritic investment.
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The lack of proper menstrual hygiene and sanitation has been linked to girls dropping out of school and lower productivity in the workplace.
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He started his first company when he was just 17 years old after dropping out of school at age 16,according to Biography.com.
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The footage quickly went viral on social media: Promptly after dropping out of the race, Ted Cruz elbowed his wife in the head.
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United sent shockwaves through the marketplace earlier this year when it announced it is considering dropping out of the ObamaCare exchanges after 2016.
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In fact, he polled badly in the 2008 Democratic primary, coming in fifth in the Iowa caucuses before dropping out of the race.
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While he personally managed to find immense success after dropping out of high school, the rapper encourages people to take their education seriously.
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It would prevent plans from dropping out of the exchange market while continuing to offer coverage in the higher-yield off-exchange market.
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She won the French Open in 2016 and Wimbledon in 2017 but struggled in 2018 and 2019, dropping out of the top 10.
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More broadly, women dropping out of the workforce because they can't afford child care may be a less common scenario than it seems.
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Rubio has kept a relatively low profile since dropping out of the Republican presidential primary and coming close to resigning his Senate seat.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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The former Maryland governor announced he was dropping out of the Democratic race at his caucus party at Wooly's in Des Moines, Iowa.
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A recent survey found that 39 percent of college students with loans would consider dropping out of school before taking on more debt.
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But they fell from there, and automakers who once scrambled to catch up to Chrysler's hit vehicle began dropping out of the race.
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He ripped the political class, saying predictions that he'll be hurt by other candidates dropping out of the race won't come to pass.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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The theme of the music video was a nod to Swift dropping out of the public eye over the course of the past year.
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Simpson noted that the students might end up with a cloudy beer, since lower gravity may prevent the yeast from dropping out of suspension.
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Iowa's dominant health insurance company, Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield, is dropping out of the individual insurer market, according to The Des Moines Register.
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These figures are troubling, noted Volkow, who explained that regular use of marijuana is associated with adverse effects such as dropping out of school.
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Hickenlooper is not on the cusp of dropping out of the race, a senior Democrat who spoke to the governor Monday night tells CNN.
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Steve Jobs After dropping out of college, Jobs took a position as a video game designer at Atari, but the job didn't last long.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, the new 2020 frontrunner, is set to benefit more than any other candidate from Andrew Yang dropping out of the race.
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"I didn't know if I really belonged there," she says, admitting that she contemplated "dropping out" of school, but ultimately refused to give in.
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Carson, who endorsed Trump days after dropping out of the primary race in early March, has occasionally acted as a surrogate for the campaign.
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For example, Republicans Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum both won in Iowa in 2008 and 2012 respectfully, before later dropping out of the race.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News Saturday, Lipinski cited his distrust of Trump as his reason for dropping out of the March For Life.
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MEXICO CITY – Mexican independent candidate and former first lady Margarita Zavala says she is dropping out of the country&aposs July 1 presidential race.
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If you're reading this with a sister, friend, or daughter who is considering dropping out of a sport in mind, encourage her not to.
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Since dropping out of the 2016 race for the White House, Rubio has been under increasing pressure to seek reelection to his Senate seat.
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Gates taught himself programming at the age of 13, and, after dropping out of Harvard, founded Microsoft when he was just 19 years old.
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In fact, Cruz called on the rest of the GOP field to "prayerfully" consider dropping out of the race during his election-night speech.
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Fiorina has been silent since dropping out of the race last month, but she was a notable target of Trump's misogyny on the trail.
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During CNN's live coverage, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash called the move "very unusual," but said nothing about Carson dropping out of the race.
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After dropping out of middle school to pursue a career as a machinist, he worked to become a key player in the pipe industry.
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That would help ease insurer concerns about the stability of the law, amid attention on spiking premiums and insurers dropping out of the market.
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Spencer refuses, because she can't leave her family — especially Veronica, who is dropping out of the Senate because her husband basically killed a person.
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When those same teachers try to work out which children are most at risk of dropping out of school, they get no such aid.
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In 1992, Ross Perot garnered nearly 20 million votes (19 percent), despite dropping out of the race for several weeks and then re-entering.
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Anthem, which sells Affordable Care Act plans in 14 states this year, left the door open to dropping out of other states this year.
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State Treasurer Jake LaTurner (R) said he hasn't ruled out dropping out of the Kansas state senate race after receiving encouragement from former Gov.
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After dropping out of the race, Mr. Bush met with his former opponents, except for Mr. Trump, but until now declined to back anyone.
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Another reason he's frequently on the road is that he's lived at home with his parents since dropping out of Washington University, in 2012.
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These policies could lead to healthy people dropping out of the market, creating a sicker pool and higher costs for insurers, the brief said.
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I managed to graduate at the age of 22 (funnily enough, dropping out of high school caused me to start college a year early).
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Kelsey Davis was on the verge of dropping out of the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University two years ago.
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Kamala Harris and Cory Booker dropping out of the race, and she is a popular second choice in key early states like Iowa, too.
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After the first Democratic Party debate, in June, a few of the field's nearly two dozen candidates will start dropping out of the race.
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Those who had little before the hurricane and lost everything fared the worst, often dropping out of school and sinking into unemployment as adults.
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After dropping out of college at the University of Wisconsin/La Crosse, she launched her first business, a window-dressing kit called Kurtain Kraft.
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But just a short while later, Mr. O'Malley was preparing to announce that he would be dropping out of the race, making that delegate moot.
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This was a reference to the Cruz campaign implying to its Iowa precinct captains that retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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To be clear: No one is dropping out of the race until the first debates -- and maybe not even for a few months after that.
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At one point, the conditions were so bad that Linden says she felt like calling it a day and dropping out of the race entirely.
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All of these skins and other Summer Games cosmetics will have a chance of dropping out of loot boxes collected during the Summer Games event.
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In a video shared by The Hollywood Reporter on Twitter, the actor can be seen walking along the stage before suddenly dropping out of frame.
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As the controversy built and marquee speakers began dropping out of the festival, the magazine's widely respected editor, David Remnick, disinvited Bannon from the event.
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Why would you want to involve yourself that's ... Well, you were dropping out of a civilization that was really corrupt to create another one, ideally.
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Eric Swalwell said on Monday that he's dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, and billionaire Tom Steyer announced Tuesday that he's joining the field.
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Where technology and economics collide The stock market is freaking out over a report that Google is dropping out of the race to buy Twitter.
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Several CEOs began dropping out of Trump's outside business councils, in an effort to distance themselves from the WH, until Trump abruptly disbanded them altogether.
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Kids with the lowest social and emotional competency scores were at the highest risk for dropping out of school, legal problems and substance abuse issues.
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Mr. Lee said he grew up in Europe and Washington, and after dropping out of Harvard College, eventually earned a law degree from Fordham University.
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Mr. Kasich acknowledged last week that he considered dropping out of the race after Mr. Trump routed him in those contests, but decided to continue.
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The unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent, but the decline was driven by potential workers dropping out of the job hunt rather than increased hires.
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After dropping out of high school at 17, he signed a publishing deal to write for others, well aware that that wasn't his ultimate goal.
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Ultimately, I don't regret dropping out of college because I am able to support myself and my partner and I've never struggled to find jobs.
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Former GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum will speak on behalf of Marco Rubio, who the former Pennsylvania senator endorsed after dropping out of the race.
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These, of course, are the Cubs, for whom no bit of good fortune arrives without expectations of an anvil eventually dropping out of the sky.
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It seems that when egalitarian welfare states give people more choices, many women take advantage of those choices by dropping out of the rat race.
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Unlike his brother, James has never worked outside the family businesses, other than the hip-hop record label he founded after dropping out of Harvard.
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But just days after dropping out of the race earlier this month, he closed all of his offices except those in six key swing states.
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When girls start dropping out of her school because of "powerful and dangerous men," Malala realizes she can no longer wish for a magic pencil.
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I remember everything inside of me dropping out of my butthole when I saw Robin Williams was going to be a killer in a movie!
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He was an earring-wearing rebel in his younger days, dropping out of Harvard in 1995 to found a hip-hop record label, Rawkus Records.
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And though she admitted to being worried after his heart scare, she said it had not prompted them to consider dropping out of the race.
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The narrative began just hours before the Iowa caucuses, when the Cruz campaign spread false reports that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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The unemployment rate fell to 85033 percent, but the decline was driven by potential workers dropping out of the job hunt rather than increased hires.
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New York (CNN Business)Actress Emma Thompson has made public her reason for dropping out of "Luck," a highly-anticipated animated feature by Skydance Animation.
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Insurance companies have warned for months that they would begin dropping out of the marketplace if they didn't see some signs of stability from Congress.
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But the other factor was Armstrong himself, who despite dropping out of school in the fifth grade had a scholar's proclivity for saving and indexing.
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EDT: Marco Rubio sits down with Jake Tapper on CNN's "The Lead" for his first national TV interview since dropping out of the presidential race.
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During the Iowa caucuses, the Texas senator's campaign was accused of spreading a false rumor that rival Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, Richard Branson has built eight billion-dollar companies in eight different sectors.
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The California senator told Iowa staff Tuesday that she was dropping out of the 2020 race, a source on the campaign confirmed to VICE News.
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They were right — when I got my first job in college, I ended up dropping out of school to focus on work and earning more.
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Many experts and health-care groups warn that repeal will destabilize ObamaCare markets, leading to premium increases or insurers simply dropping out of certain areas.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockKrystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 2900 candidates Trump on Harris dropping out of race: 'We will miss you Kamala!
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A bid for the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee in 2017 that ended with Mr. Buttigieg dropping out of the race shortly before voting.
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Dropping out of school, he embarks on a campaign of self-education and, after a year at Stanford, drops out again to start his own company.
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A 2016 Trump voter, he focused on school finance reform and issues facing the middle class before dropping out of the race in late January. Rep.
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Blanch said Iran has several options, including dropping out of the nuclear agreement, but the most likely is that Iran will take indirect actions through proxies.
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He said he was "lazy" at school and thought only of football, ultimately dropping out of school and losing his way before getting a second chance.
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If the students hadn't been as well prepared for studying STEM in college, for example, it would increase their chances of dropping out of rigorous programs.
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I am tired of my favorite background television suddenly dropping out of the catalog, then having to hunt it down and find it on another service.
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Oakland producer Russell E.L. Butler has announced a new EP, I'm Dropping Out Of Life, inspired by the tragic Ghost Ship fire in Oakland last December.
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In June, South Korean steelmaker Posco said it was dropping out of a joint venture with electronics giant Samsung SDI to build a factory in Chile.
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After dropping out of the spotlight, she re-emerged on Twitter last August to say that she was happily enrolled in fashion school and doing well.
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Though Pi — or, I should say now, Spansive — is dropping plans for its own cone charger, it's not dropping out of the consumer wireless charging space.
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" In another recent interview with Marie Claire, Coppola admitted that dropping out of her Coppola-ified version of the film was her "most agonizing career decision.
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However, last month Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Stripe and eBay said they were dropping out of the coalition behind Libra, amid increased scrutiny from the U.S. government.
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After dropping out of high school at 16 years old, he started a youth culture magazine called Student, which was for students and run by students.
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Jay Inslee (D) on Thursday for helping to bring the issue of climate change to the forefront before eventually dropping out of the 85033 presidential race.
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Inslee released his sixth and final climate proposal, a plan focused on agriculture and farmers, hours before he announced he was dropping out of the race.
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Carson has slammed Cruz's campaign for wrongly telling Iowa voters that the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out of the race on the night of the caucuses.
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Jay Inslee (D) on Thursday for helping to bring the issue of climate change to the forefront before eventually dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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After dropping out of school at 13 to help support his family, he was apprenticed to a clothes dyer, a precursor to the modern dry cleaner.
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Boasting of his "breadth of support," Mr. Cruz suggested that it was time for Mr. Rubio and Mr. Kasich to consider dropping out of the race.
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In Houston, Uber has argued, the fingerprinting requirement is responsible for a huge backlog of applicants, leading to 20,000 drivers dropping out of the signup process.
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After dropping out of high school in a small village, he had worked at a neighbor's sawmill, and did other odd jobs to support his family.
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Speaking to reporters after dropping out of the presidential race last week, a deflated Elizabeth Warren admitted that her theory of the Democratic primary was wrong.
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Before dropping out of the race, Castro was vocal about the DNC's criteria for the debates, which he said put candidates of color at a disadvantage.
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Some of the tiny gains that had been made were knocked off in May, showing more people were dropping out of the labor force than returning.
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When Miguel Sanchez, 29, started driving for Uber in 2012 after dropping out of Glendale Community College in Arizona, he dreamed of starting a taco stand.
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Following the Ebola crisis in Liberia, the rate of girls dropping out of school has sharply risen after schools closed and students were forced to stay home.
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I say should because Rubio dropping out of the race has confused some of the polling, and also because this is 2016 and everything is completely insane.
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang is officially dropping out of the 2020 Democratic primary race after a disappointing sixth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary, he announced.
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Eventually he would move to Los Angeles, where he lives and works today, but not before enrolling in (and dropping out of) the Art Institute of Dallas.
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The life that I refer to dropping out of, is a life where dreams are put on hold, where concessions are made in order to just survive.
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Prominent bankers, such as JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and media organizations have been dropping out of an investment conference scheduled for later this month in Riyadh.
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After dropping out of high school, Meat-Meat traveled with a woman to New York with dreams of starting his own roofing business and building a family.
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But it points out that almost everywhere, men aged between 25 and 54 are dropping out of the workforce, a development it attributes in part to automation.
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Huntsman was staff secretary to President Richard Nixon and in 1988 briefly challenged Utah Governor Norm Bangerter for the Republican nomination before dropping out of the race.
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The rally began last spring when UnitedHealth was one of the first to announce it would be dropping out of the health insurance exchanges created under Obamacare.
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Andrea Ramsey, a 56-year-old Democratic candidate from Kansas, announced the end of her campaign on social media, dropping out of the race to unseat Rep.
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And if tons of people are dropping out of the workforce, and everyone's still getting checks from the government, no strings attached, wouldn't the cost become prohibitive?
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Some believe in staying vigilant against the prospect of Chinese communists dropping out of the sky Red Dawn–style, "shit hitting the fan," or total societal decay.
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The famously tough-talking Chris Christie grumbled to reporters time and again that he would not attack Trump, only doing so before dropping out of the race.
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Back in February, Amal Clooney announced that she and George were expecting twins, and George dropping out of the ceremony suggests that Amal's due date is soon.
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She scared the family by dropping out of high school and dabbling in drugs but got it together later in life and helps out whenever she can.
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BELQINA, Egypt (Reuters) - An Egyptian artist who educated himself after dropping out of school has spent three years creating what he hopes is the world's biggest Koran.
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I stayed in the GSA for as long as I could before changing schools, then dropping out of school at 17 to make a life for myself.
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There are other ideas focused more on socioeconomic issues, such as stricter alcohol policies, raising the age for dropping out of school, and some behavioral intervention programs.
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The U.S. was short-handed, with many of the NBA's best dropping out of the event, leaving a thin roster reliant on several young players and veterans.
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Over 12 million children are living in poverty in the U.S., an entire generation of young people who are at increased risk of dropping out of school.
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State insurance officials say they are feeling pressure to approve large ObamaCare premium increases to prevent more insurers losing money from dropping out of the market altogether.
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"Luke was laying ... just inches from me, and without Jedi I would have had no idea that he was dropping out of a safe range," Dorrie wrote.
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Suddenly Miocic was booked into a title eliminator against Andrei Arlovksi and it seemed as though he had been rewarded for dropping out of the Rothwell bout.
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The app also rewards users who maintain long conversations with people they're interested in — to try to get around the problem of people "dropping out" of conversations.
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Jindal, the former Louisiana governor, delivered a stinging speech in Washington ripping Trump as "insecure" and "dangerous" two months before dropping out of the race in November.
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Breaking Michael Bloomberg is dropping out of the 2020 race, wrapping up a costly bid that failed to win over moderates as they converged around Joe Biden.
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Economists believe the lack of paid leave is one reason American women are dropping out of the labor force, and that's bad news for the US economy.
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Holdsworth said she thinks that Buttigieg, who announced his endorsement of Biden shortly after dropping out of the race, would have made a strong general election candidate.
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Elizabeth Warren appears to be dropping out of the presidential race, many Democratic voters will be watching who she throws her support behind for the party's nomination.
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Mahathir's party, the Malaysian United Indigenous Party (Bersatu) announced Monday it would be dropping out of the ruling coalition Pakatan Harapan in support of the prime minister.
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The unemployment rate — 4.7 percent in December — is at a postrecession low, but the figure obscures how many people are dropping out of the labor force entirely.
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Ms. Saxon was on a stage almost 20 years ago, graduating from the same East Harlem program in 1997 after dropping out of Seward Park High School.
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Joe Sestak announced Sunday evening that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, leaving the total number of Democrats left in the field at 17.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race after a disappointing performance in South Carolina, CNN and The New York Times reported on Monday.
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Unlike his older brother Lachlan, James Murdoch has never worked outside the family businesses, other than founding a hip-hop record label after dropping out of Harvard.
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In the last few weeks, two other Blue Cross companies announced that they were dropping out of exchanges, in Nebraska and in parts of Kansas and Missouri.
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The author and spiritual leader has been soliciting donations to pay off her campaign debt since dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary earlier this month.
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Because of the cold temperatures sweeping the nation, iguanas are dropping out of trees like overripe mangoes, littering the ground in an apparent state of rigor mortis.
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But because 100 Thieves had other businesses to rely on, dropping out of Call of Duty wasn't as huge of a blow as it could have been.
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Insurers say they are losing money on their ObamaCare plans at a rapid rate, and some have begun to talk about dropping out of the marketplaces altogether.
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After dropping out of high school to work on the Trump campaign, Allen took courses online through Liberty University to get her diploma and take college courses.
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The rush of donations began after the other leading Republican hopeful, Paul J. Massey Jr., announced on June 2000 that he was dropping out of the race.
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He had been arrested on March 22016 in Madison, Wisconsin, where he'd moved after the FBI raid that had scared him into dropping out of the Xbox scene.
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In grade school, he started out with a crayon-fixing business before upgrading to a failed social network called Spling, after dropping out of college as a freshman.
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After dropping out of the race in May, Cruz withheld his endorsement of his party's nominee, snubbing him at the Republican National Convention before coming around in September.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande opted to skip the Emmy Awards earlier this month as she continues to heal after a number of tragic events.
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Mr. Yang is going to announce that he's dropping out of the race for president when he comes and gives his speech here sometime shortly after 210:3003.
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Now that Senator Bernie Sanders is effectively dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Hillary Clinton, what's Donald Trump's best strategy for courting the former Sanders voters?
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Be smart: Among the reasons for dropping out of the workforce are drug use, a felony conviction and a lack of skills after a long bout of unemployment.
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The younger Mr. Geffen wrote in his high school yearbook that he wanted to be a lawyer, like his brother, but he ended up dropping out of college.
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With the exception of Saudi Aramco, this year's top 4.33 companies are almost all familiar companies, with only Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway dropping out of the top 10.
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Dropping out of the large-cap index after their market capitalisation fell are medical technology company Convatec , Madame Tussauds owner Merlin Entertainments and defence and engineering contractor Babcock.
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Yet, the pick-up in annual CPI inflation was largely due to an unusually weak result from the first quarter of last year dropping out of the calculation.
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AG: We actually see more and more people not dropping out of school and not leaving jobs and realizing instead that you can start companies on the side.
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After dropping out of Kenwood Academy High School during his senior year, R. Kelly allegedly continued frequenting the campus while visiting his old music teacher, Dr. Lena McLin.
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Dropping out of New York University in 2005, Gaga made a deal with her dad that if things didn't work out for her music career, she'd go back.
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Research shows that girls tend to start dropping out of sports and skipping gym classes around the onset of puberty, a sharp decline not mirrored by adolescent boys.
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The song, called "Sand Hill Road," features shoutouts to common tropes in the Silicon Valley scene, such as drinking Soylent, wearing Allbirds sneakers, and dropping out of college.
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Young people were dropping out of school at 15 years of age, Mr. Marshall said, because they didn't see what kinds of work a degree would get them.
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Insurers have been dropping out of ObamaCare or hiking their premiums this year due to financial losses, fueling Republican criticism of the law ahead of the November elections.
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When I was considering dropping out of graduate school because of financial constraints, an American professor helped me get a scholarship so I could complete my master's degree.
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After dropping out of Bronx Science, Mr. Lucas moved to Philadelphia, where he began playing in nightclubs and soon joined the band of the soul singer Billy Paul.
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He attended the University of Arizona and Yale Medical School but did not complete his studies at either school, dropping out of Yale to join his father's company.
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A much more widespread problem is that children in foster care don't get the services they need, and many wind up dropping out of school, pregnant, or incarcerated.
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After dropping out of college when his finals conflicted with an amateur tournament, he constructed logging roads in Idaho until qualifying for the Bassmaster Elite Series in 2011.
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Several participants said Thursday that they were dropping out of an investment conference known as Davos in the Desert that the prince is hosting this month in Riyadh.
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At Brooklyn College, where he studied American literature after dropping out of business school, he bopped around cheap sublets and couches of newfound friends in the poetry community.
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READ: Pete Buttigieg is dropping out of the race Sanders has spent heavily on ads in Massachusetts, which borders is home state and he nearly won in 2016.
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Speaking with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Thursday night, only hours after dropping out of the 2020 race, Warren said she hadn't ruled out another run for the presidency.
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This belief parallels in Rainesford Stauffer's "Dropping Out of College Into Life," which accounts for her decision to leave college and why it was crucial to her education.
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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) announced Friday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race during an address at the DNC's summer meeting in San Francisco.
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Before dropping out of the race Wednesday morning, a Bloomberg campaign spokesperson shared an internal communication sent to campaign staff about reducing the risk of contracting Covid-19.
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But he struggled to break through in the crowded 2020 field and ended his campaign early, dropping out of the presidential race three weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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In dropping out of the race she will follow in the footsteps of senators Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand, and self-help author Marianne Williamson. Rep.
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Andrew Yang, the tech savvy Democratic presidential candidate who ran on a platform warning against the threats of artificial intelligence and automation, is dropping out of the race.
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Pruitt, of course, helped prod Donald Trump into dropping out of the Paris climate accord, although chances are the big guy didn't need a whole lot of urging.
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But if we accept the authors' claim that some segment of men is dropping out of the labor force to play games, is that necessarily a bad thing?
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As the MommyCon community got wind of the arrest, alarm bells were raised and vendors started dropping out of an upcoming convention in San Diego on Nov. 23.
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The move arrives less than a week after Castro announced he was dropping out of the presidential race after failing to gain momentum in the crowded Democratic field.
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Kamala Harris dropping out of the race while only white candidates qualify for the next presidential debate shows that white privilege and white supremacy cut across party lines.
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Luke Perry's son is dropping out of a wrestling show he was scheduled to be a part of next week ... after his father died following a massive stroke.
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Dropping out of the treaty is part of a broader Trump administration overhaul of arms export policies to bolster a domestic industry that already dominates global weapons trade.
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By preventing large pools of workers from dropping out of the labor force during periods of weak economic activity, losses of skills and networks with other workers are avoided.
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After dropping out of Harvard, he went to live with his aunt and uncle in New York City, where he quickly began working at famed department store Bonwit Teller.
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But it's not ideal: Dick sleeps with her mother, and she's later crushed by a girlfriend, eventually dropping out of college and retreating home—an un-Dick-like move.
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News of Bublé dropping out of the show comes just two months after he and his wife Luisana Lopilato, 29, revealed that their toddler son Noah is battling cancer.
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Hayes got pregnant at 17 and considered dropping out of school but then enrolled in community college and went on to earn a bachelor's degree and, later, advanced degrees.
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He was supposed to helm Ant-Man in 2015, but after dropping out of that project, we knew he was working on a crime comedy known as Baby Driver.
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang is officially dropping out of the 2020 Democratic primary race after a disappointing finish in the New Hampshire primary, he announced at 8:15 p.m.
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Rubio took the stage at his Miami headquarters to thank his supporters and announce he was dropping out of the race, just minutes after the Florida race was called.
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Eric Swalwell said at a press conference on Monday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race to seek another term representing his California district in Congress.
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While she acknowledged the trip had attracted some criticism for being all-female, Davies has returned with energy to tackle the issue of women dropping out of science careers.
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Some people in the crowd who were suspected of being affiliated with Cruz began writing scripts for robocalls to tell voters that Rubio was dropping out of the race.
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But after dropping out of the race, Republican leaders pressured him to re-consider, and his entry into the fold virtually cleared the crowded field for the Republican nomination.
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But here's another sobering statistic: According to Gatorade's recent "Girls In Sports" study, girls are dropping out of sports at 1.5x the rate that boys do by age 13.
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After dropping out of Adams State University in his native Colorado, Berian stayed with friends and found time to train after shifts flipping burgers, according to the Portland Tribune.
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Eric Swalwell announced Monday he is dropping out of the 2020 race for president, concluding a short-lived bid for the Democratic nomination that failed to gain any traction.
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It also keeps constant track of the fuel bladders with a fail-safe fuel alert (you don't want anyone dropping out of the sky when the fuel runs out).
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Any economic weakness may well translate into less secure jobs, shorter hours, and more people dropping out of the workforce, rather than an outright rise in unemployment, he said.
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But while Glencore raised relatively cheap money, investors were unimpressed, with some dropping out of the transaction when the spread was tightened and others dumping the bonds after pricing.
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The Golden State Warriors are in unfamiliar territory with a three-game losing streak and are in danger of dropping out of the top spot in the Western Conference.
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He also admits to dropping out of school, telling lies, drinking and smoking too much, not being able to read because of dyslexia and not owning his own music.
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But since dropping out of the race and being urged by fellow Republicans to give Senate reelection a second chance, he seems to be coming around to the idea.
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As for Common Core, numerous states are gradually backing away from its strict requirements and dropping out of the federally financed testing consortia in search of more reasonable options.
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For autonomous cars, knowing everything about the scope, brightness and color of the sky isn't important until there's a sudden storm and hail is dropping out of the sky.
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Brown ran as a Democrat for the seat in 2016, losing to Taylor, and had sought the Democratic Party's nomination again this year before dropping out of that race.
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While Beto is ideologically mercurial, he was widely perceived as more moderate than the Warren-Sanders wing of the party before dropping out of the race earlier in November.
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A Biden campaign aide also told The Post that the campaign had decided to stop attacking Sanders, with the Vermont progressive reportedly thinking about dropping out of the race.
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"We are seeing 13-year-old girls dropping out of school to work in casinos (where there is a) very, very high risk of exploitation and trafficking," she said.
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They also say insurers are dropping out of the market and that monthly premiums and deductibles (the amount people must pay before their coverage kicks in) have gone up.
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Many West Virginians like Ms. Frame signed up for Mined Minds, quitting their jobs or dropping out of school for the prized prospect of a stable and lucrative career.
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Biden ended up beating both Sanders and Warren in the state, pushing Warren to third place and possibly putting her on the brink of dropping out of the race.
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Mr. Buterin came up with the idea for Ethereum after dropping out of college, when he was only 19, and few imagined the awkward teenager could make it work.
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After dropping out of the race, Bloomberg backed former Vice President Joe Biden, who currently leads rival U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont in delegates and national opinion polls.
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Yang told me that since dropping out of the race, he has been in touch with many of his former competitors for the Democratic nomination, especially in recent days.
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Even on Thursday, as Warren prepared to announce she was dropping out of the presidential race, Bailey was spotted observing all the action from a window in Warren's home.
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His pre-Headspace bio also included traveling to the Himalayas to study meditation after dropping out of school and 10 years later being ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist monk.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race after a disappointing performance in the South Carolina primary, CNN and The New York Times reported on Monday.
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That left a huge hole in insurer finances, contributing to complaints from insurers that have in some cases been dropping out of the health law's marketplaces, citing financial losses.
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Zuckerberg's property empire, from Montana to HawaiiSince dropping out of Harvard University in 2005 and moving across the country to build Facebook, Zuckerberg has amassed a growing property empire.
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Confident and outgoing, White had never struggled to land jobs; after dropping out of high school in his junior year, he flipped burgers at McDonald's and Steak 'n Shake.
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Steve Bullock is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race after coming up short of qualification requirements for Democratic debates and failing to collect significant support in the polls.
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Although it would only be an option, in China, where parents are obsessed with maintaining the family bloodline, it would result in more women dropping out of school early.
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Allen overstated her work experienceThe fabrications appear to date back to when Allen started working for the Trump campaign in 2015, dropping out of high school to do so.
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The move by Senate Republicans to repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate could plunge insurance markets into uncertainty, leading to premium hikes or insurers dropping out of the market, experts say.
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Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Bob Young is dropping out of the Republican Senate primary in Michigan, blaming the difficulty of winning the nomination to take on Democratic Sen.
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That's the essence of why companies have been dropping out of the marketplace, creating the risk that counties in states like Tennessee and Arizona may have no insurers participating.
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They support changes to the health care law because, they say, premiums and deductibles are too high and commercial insurers have been dropping out of the public insurance marketplaces.
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It has expanded to more than 500 players — predominantly Latino, low income and considered at high risk of dropping out of school — by working closely with the city's schools.
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Bayh, who was the runner-up to become Barack Obama's vice presidential nominee in 2008, shocked Democrats by dropping out of his 2010 Senate reelection at the last minute.
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After getting 4 percent of the vote in the New Hampshire primary and less than 2 percent in Iowa, Fiorina announced Wednesday she was dropping out of the race.
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Carl died when Madsen was 20163, and for the next few years, Madsen ricocheted around, starting several degrees and apprenticeships—in welding, refrigeration, and engineering—before dropping out of each.
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The young Bundy was a bit of a drifter, enrolling at and dropping out of multiple universities and working in minimum-wage jobs during his early adulthood in Washington state.
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The drones are stored in charging trays that get taken to a side stage for takeoff, then fly in formation, illuminated, for about four minutes before dropping out of view.
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So-called bathroom bills will make an already vulnerable group even less secure, which has been shown to lead to students missing classes, underperforming academically and dropping out of school.
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But even replacing the deals that Britain will lose on dropping out of the EU will take many years, and new opportunities may be harder to realise than they look.
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Update: May 5, 2016: With Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropping out of the presidential race in quick succession, the GOP field is left with one candidate remaining: Donald Trump.
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Back in 2010, she admitted to stealing her mom, Kris Jenner's new Range Rover for a joyride and dropping out of school after her sisters, Kourtney and Kim both graduated.
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Instead, the opposite is happening: From 2005 to 2012, women's participation rates slid to 27 percent from 37 percent, largely because rural women were dropping out of the work force.
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Sanders endorsed Clinton in July after dropping out of the primary race in June, and about two thirds of his voters in New Hampshire say they will vote for Clinton.
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But today was perhaps the worst one yet: With Ted Cruz dropping out of the race, it is all but certain that Trump will be the Republican nominee for president.
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Children who are suspended or expelled from school at such an early age have a greater risk for dropping out of school and entering the juvenile justice or prison system.
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The biggest driver of movements in the polls is news events, such as the revelation of scandals, unusually good or poor debate performances or rivals dropping out of the race.
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John Kasich is dropping out of the 2016 presidential race, a senior campaign adviser said Wednesday, one day after Donald Trump was declared the presumptive GOP nominee and Texas Sen.
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"It doesn't make sense for us to have 20-plus percent of people who enter high school dropping out of high school in the technological age," the retired neurosurgeon said.
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They also say that insurers are dropping out of the market and that monthly premiums and deductibles (the amount people must pay before their coverage kicks in) have gone up.
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Their attendance was all the more notable since this was the first GOP debate of the season in which their son, Jeb, didn't appear after dropping out of the race.
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Cruz and Carson have had a strained relationship since the night of the Iowa caucuses, when Cruz staffers falsely told caucus attendees that Carson was dropping out of the race.
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As caucus-goers were still voting in Iowa, Cruz's staffers had wrongly cited CNN in playing up the idea that former neurosurgeon Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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I had recently returned to Michigan after dropping out of a fundamentalist Bible college where, until the year before my acceptance, women were required to wear skirts in the classroom.
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Women taking maternity leave, dropping out of the work force or working fewer hours could contribute to that disparity, but it does not explain all of it, the researchers said.
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In a recent survey of 3,069 students, MagnifyMoney found that 39 percent of those with loans would consider dropping out of school before graduation to avoid taking on more debt.
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"There are indications that the risk pool has become somewhat sicker in the last couple of years, suggesting healthier enrollees may be dropping out of the market," the brief said.
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Walker has been a consistent critic of Trump, encouraging others to follow him in dropping out of the presidential race in hopes of unifying the party around on alternative candidate.
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Mr. Gates founded Microsoft in 1975, dropping out of Harvard and joining Paul Allen, his friend and technology collaborator since their teenage years at a private high school in Seattle.
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But on the day before Super Tuesday, she joined fellow moderate and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in dropping out of the race and endorsing Joe Biden for president.
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Bernie Sanders or former Vice President Joe Biden after dropping out of the Democratic primary last week has drawn some attention to Warren's strategy and motivations in the 2020 race.
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Losing means spectating your living teammates and bugging them to gather together enough funds to buy back your life or, for the impatient, dropping out of the game and requeueing.
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Steve Schwarzman of Blackstone and Larry Fink of BlackRock are said to be dropping out of Saudi Arabia's big investment conference, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Coronavirus outbreaks, unexpected news events and rebalancing of support from candidates dropping out of the race all still hold the possibility of changing the game dramatically before the convention comes.
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And when Reince Priebus, now the White House chief of staff, told Mr. Trump to consider dropping out of the race when the offensive "Access Hollywood" tape became public, Mrs.
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I remember during a drought year some of my friends dropping out of school — they could not come to school hungry, and their parents could not pay the school fees.
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" As for the possibility of her dropping out of school to make videos full time, he was fairly blunt: "I prefer she wouldn't do that, at least at this stage.
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The Knapps and many of the kids on the bus—and millions of Americans across the country—made terrible, self-destructive choices about using drugs or dropping out of school.
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While Trump campaigned on the promise of repealing and replacing ObamaCare, he could be blamed for premium hikes or insurers dropping out of the market while Congress debates replacement plans.
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Last year's national champions have suffered quite a dry spell this week, losing to two unranked ACC opponents en route to dropping out of the AP Top 25 poll themselves.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) White House bid, suggests that Steyer has no plans of dropping out of the 2020 race despite sitting at just under 2 percent in national polling.
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The Vermont senator endorsed Canova in May and has continued actively raising money for Canova since dropping out of the presidential race, the latest pitch to supporters going out Tuesday.
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And maybe then Ms. Lee, who had studied health and fitness with an emphasis on nutrition before dropping out of college, could find a job and finish her bachelor's degree.
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Family breakdowns, violence, poverty and mental health were common issues, the charity said, with young homeless people susceptible to being drawn into gang-related problems or dropping out of education.
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It was a harrowing sight to see more than 40% of athletes dropping out of the women's marathon in distress due to the heat and humidity, despite a midnight start.
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"Long after dropping out of astrophysics graduate school, she was posting videos of colored tuning forks endowed with vibrational therapeutic energy that she channels from the orbiting planets," he writes.
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Delacerda wondered why Kneer had not told her that in front of Lima; a few days later, she emailed Kneer to inform her she was dropping out of the project.
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Then, Roger, who truly has the worst timing, shows up in Boston for Christmas right as Brianna has informed her mother that she's dropping out of school and moving out. Surprise!
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While the jobless rate fell three-tenths of a percentage point to 4.7 percent, the lowest since November 2007, that was partly due to people dropping out of the labor force.
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It's early yet, but the great hope of the GOP establishment is already having such a bad night that, were it anyone else, he'd probably be dropping out of the race.
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The insurers worry too many people are using SEPs to enroll in insurance only when they need medical services, and then dropping out of their plans after they obtain those services.
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ProSieben's shares fell as much as 13 percent after the release of the report, which coincided with news the company was dropping out of Germany's DAX Index of blue-chip stocks.
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The Twitterverse saw panic and fear in the eyes of the New Jersey governor, who last week endorsed Trump for president after dropping out of the race himself earlier in February.
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Savage is not eligible for DACA protection under the program's requirements because he did not obtain a GED after dropping out of high school, and due to his 2014 felony charge.
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Chen, a native of Shenzhen in south China, founded Infervision after dropping out of his doctoral program at the University of Chicago where he studied under Nobel-winning economist James Heckman.
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Intel said on Tuesday that it's dropping out of the 5G smartphone market just hours after Qualcomm and Apple announced a six-year licensing agreement as part of a royalty settlement.
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After dropping out of NYU, she was quickly signed by Def Jam, a major record company that houses Rihanna, JAY-Z, Justin Bieber, Kanye Wests and dozens more high-profile acts.
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In 2014, Elizabeth Holmes was the young, blond, fearless CEO of a hot Silicon Valley startup, a biotech firm she had founded in 2003 after dropping out of Stanford at 403.
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Still, the surprise of dropping out of an airplane against a backdrop of flak and northern lights was a twinkle of promise — a sign that Battlefield is at a turning point.
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The singer told Rolling Stone in 2016 that she was kicked out by her parents after dropping out of community college, and was left with no phone service or health insurance.
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Mr. Graham, who threw his support behind Mr. Bush after dropping out of the race, said he believes nominating either Mr. Cruz or Mr. Trump would make it easy for Mrs.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the 2020 race, ending a presidential campaign that never caught fire like his insurgent attempt to win a U.S. Senate seat from Texas last year.
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That was the breaking point for lifelong Detroit resident and serial entrepreneur Andy Didorosi, who had just launched his own automotive shop and business incubator after dropping out of engineering school.
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It's not clear why Cruz would respond to being stabbed in the back by the establishment by dropping out of the race, or, if he did, why he wouldn't endorse Trump.
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Wilson made the decision to go all in on the project, dropping out of law school at the University of Texas, as if to confirm his belief that technology supersedes law.
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Cruz apologized to rival Ben Carson over an email his campaign sent on Monday night implying Carson was dropping out of the race and his Iowa backers should switch to Cruz.
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No wonder more women are dropping out of the workforce in order to stay home with their kids — often their salaries don't match how much they'd need to pay for care.
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In her interview with CNN, Clinton says the "political sin" Sanders committed was not unifying the party fast enough by dropping out of the race once his campaign was clearly over.
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In advance of the publication of Turning Japanese, we talked to the artist about artistic growth, dropping out of high school, and the horrors of working service jobs as a woman.
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One Democratic lobbyist who is friends with Markey predicted the incumbent senator will consider dropping out of the race and announcing his retirement instead of ending an illustrious career in defeat.
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Short of going completely organic and dropping out of growing commodity grains, how is a farmer supposed to avoid raising corn and soybeans that have been genetically modified to withstand Roundup?
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Brookover joined the Trump campaign about three months earlier after serving as campaign manager to retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who quickly endorsed Trump after dropping out of the Republican presidential race.
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Democratic strategist Jennifer Holdsworth predicted Friday that most 2020 presidential hopefuls won't be dropping out of the race anytime soon, saying those who do will most likely wait until late fall.
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" Walking at graduation — and even attending the ceremony — weren't always a guarantee for Amenta, who considered dropping out of FIU after the accident because of how his life had "changed completely.
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Students join the program at Scooba as a last shot at a Division I football scholarship, and many of them balance on the line between passing and dropping out of school.
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After dropping out of the Olympic marathon in London four years ago, Linden, 33, hung on on Sunday to finish in a seventh-place two hours, 26 minutes and eight seconds.
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And the company's leadership, after brief debates this summer, concluded that by dropping out of the bidding, Google was also losing any real influence in how the weapons would be used.
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But their defense faltered, and the team slumped over the first two months of 2018, dropping out of contention and leading to a public proclamation that major roster changes were coming.
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Summit created the platform as part of an overhaul of its model several years ago, after it, too, found that its graduates were dropping out of college at alarmingly high rates.
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But after dropping out of school, he moved into other lines of work, running a gas station, traveling as part of the merchant marine and repairing the tires of 18-wheelers.
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Mr. Cass's idea of providing better options supported by vastly increased public funding would do these students far more good than failing or dropping out of college heavily burdened by debt.
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A few minutes after the tweet about O'Brien, Trump again went after Bloomberg, this time mocking him using a line from Bloomberg's announcement that he was dropping out of the race.
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Rick Perry While the Texas governor had eviscerated Trump as a "cancer" on conservatism before dropping out of the race, but he's since come around to welcome Trump with open arms.
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Some women will regret having had an abortion, just as some will regret having a baby, getting married, dropping out of school, or a thousand other life choices that people make.
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"This will protect children from being exploited in invisible forms of work, from trafficking and from boys and girls dropping out of school due to long hours of work," it said.
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And if that child is left in a situation where he or she is unsafe, or failing academically, or at risk of dropping out of school altogether, then something must change.
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Despite Demissie's warning that Booker was at risk of dropping out of the primary contest barring a fundraising surge, it's unclear when the New Jersey senator would make such a decision.
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Robert Brady's (D-Pa.) campaign allegedly paid $90,000 to his 85033 primary rival in exchange for his dropping out of the race, the Daily Beast reported Tuesday, citing an FBI affidavit.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that some investors were dropping out of Itausa and EIG/Mubadala's groups in a move that could leave the group led by Engie in a stronger position.
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None of the companies on Friday offered any specific reason for dropping out of the high-profile project, and Visa left the door open to reconsidering its move in the future.
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Centering around Mae's return to her small and shrinking home town, moving back in with her parents after dropping out of life, Mae discovers a supernatural element to her old haunts.
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Wilder wasn't a prolific actor, appearing in only about "19903 or 18 films" by his own reckoning—and dropping out of the movie business almost entirely for the past two decades.
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The state's governor, Terry Branstad, a Republican, suggested as much on Thursday when he criticized Senator Ted Cruz's team for falsely telling caucusgoers that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Lives Last March, after dropping out of a doctoral program in Japan, I flew back to Kazakhstan, landing in the desolate airport of my hometown, Karaganda, a city of half a million.
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"The day when I had to sit down with my dad, who's a liver transplant surgeon, to say 'I got some good news for you I'm dropping out of university,'" Scudamore said.
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It now faces the possibility of dropping out of the bloc without a deal -- a scenario that could cause severe economic disruption -- or possibly having a rethink about the decision to leave.
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After dropping out of Stanford at 17, Russell spent five years rebuilding the lidar laser sensors widely considered critical for fully driverless, and just sold a bunch of the things to Toyota.
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This could mean exiting the United States, where it employs 9,000 people, and dropping out of the equities business, they said, adding that an exit would be costly and weigh on earnings.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Growing up in Nairobi's Mathare slum, Sarafina Mumbi could easily have ended up like many teenage girls living there - dropping out of school, pregnant, or even married off.
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Adding to his woes, six New Jersey newspapers called on Christie to resign, partly for endorsing Trump after dropping out of the race to become the Republican Party's candidate in November's election.
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Read These Stories Next: A Star Is Born: Your Favorite Actors' Surprising Breakout Roles 7 Women On Why They Don't Regret Dropping Out Of College Sofia Vergara Is A Dental School Dropout
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On Monday, the Game of Thrones creators announced that they will be dropping out of their deal with Disney's Lucasfilm to create the next, highly anticipated, post-Skywalker era Star Wars movie.
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My bet is that he will then come up with some excuse for dropping out of the race and disappearing, at least for a while, until the next great media opportunity emerges.
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But the Cruz campaign reacted to the news by incorrectly telling precinct captains while the caucuses were still taking place that the move signaled Carson may be dropping out of the race.
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Just hours earlier, Rand Paul, the most libertarian-ish of all the presidential candidates, announced he was dropping out of the race, mere days before the first-in-the-nation primary here.
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Girls also now have a Lost Girlz team, "because they could also use some mentoring and positivity, to make them less susceptible to dropping out of school and joining gangs," says Stewart.
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Alonso, despite putting in what he called one of the best drives of his career, could only battle for the lower points positions, before dropping out of contention altogether and eventually retiring.
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To complicate things even further, Green Party candidate Angela Green also picked up more than 46,000 votes as of Friday despite dropping out of the race and endorsing Sinema earlier this week.
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Trump suggested that dropping out of the Iran nuclear accord, which he has frequently denounced as a bad deal, would send a "critical message" not just to Tehran but also to Pyongyang.
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Yet within the euro area, depreciation was not an option, and no peripheral economy was willing to risk the financial chaos that would have resulted from dropping out of the single currency.
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But adverse childhood experiences like violence, poverty, abandonment and abuse further increase students risk factors not just for possible acts of violence, but for dropping out of school and abandoning academics altogether.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook would consider dropping out of the Libra project eventually if the association, which governs the system, moved forward with it in a way that the company wasn't comfortable with.
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More and more prime-age workers are dropping out of the work force — men especially, and younger men more so than older men, though female work force participation has dipped as well.
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Policy makers analyzed the problem and recognized the inter-connectedness of issues usually handled separately: child abuse, domestic violence, dropping out of high school, teen pregnancy, youth substance abuse and youth suicide.
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Nicki Minaj says she can't in her right conscience perform in Saudi Arabia later this month, so she's dropping out of the event ... due to personal concerns about human rights violations there.
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And after failing the ninth grade and dropping out of school, he was kicked out of his house and forced to live on the street and search for food in trash cans.
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Cilic is aiming to return to form after an early loss at the Queen's Club Championships led to his dropping out of the top 15 for the first time in five years.
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Compared to the non-college-educated men who are dropping out of the labor force, road- and bridge-construction workers "tend to be men with the similar kind of profile," Card said.
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Though he already had a thirst for cinema and knew that he wanted to make films, he studied marketing and finance before dropping out of the university to go to film school.
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With Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren dropping out of the race after their Super Tuesday defeats, the race has narrowed down to a competition between the progressive Bernie and the moderate Biden.
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State law forbids a party from replacing a candidate for simply dropping out of the race for reasons other than filing for a different seat, dying, becoming ill or leaving the state.
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The $18 million transfer, a small fraction of what he's discussed spending in the past, is the first money Bloomberg has publicly pledged since dropping out of the race two weeks ago.
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Eric Swalwell, before dropping out of the 2020 Democratic primary last month, had based his campaign around addressing gun violence and pushed a mandatory buyback program, along with an assault weapons ban.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly touted health plans dropping out of the Obamacare markets as evidence of the law's failure, like when Anthem announced it would no longer sell plans in Ohio.
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She hid her own failure (dropping out of a prestigious scholarship program in her early 53s; told by her college president that she had embarrassed her school) for close to a decade.
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They have been steadily dropping out of the market; in 2019, according to the KFF data, enrollment for unsubsidized consumers dropped by 10 percent, while overall enrollment dipped by just 5 percent.
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Still, he had a little more than a month — rather than three — to take in money, as he entered the race in late August after dropping out of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Trump said on Monday that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a former presidential rival who endorsed his candidacy shortly after dropping out of the race, would lead his White House transition team.
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President Donald Trump is sticking with his ambitious midterm campaign schedule amid a cascade of scandal — a break from the typical pattern of politicians dropping out of sight in politically damaging moments.
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After POLITICO's report found immigrants already dropping out of WIC out of fear that it would hurt their chances for permanent residency, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said USDA would investigate the matter.
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Instead, what helped him achieve success was dropping out of school and following his passion, a path that many other business leaders have followed, including Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs.
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A new report shows how big of a deal quitting the military is in China, where even dropping out of the physically demanding recruit training can spell an end to normal life.
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Murray considered dropping out of the tournament at that point, but Sears was given a clean bill of health and cleared to travel back home, so Murray continued on to the Final.
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It turns out Trump is referring to some sketchy mailers sent out by the Cruz campaign and attempts by the campaign to spread rumors that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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With Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropping out of the race, Trump is the only GOP candidate left standing and Republican leadership is putting their weight behind him now, like it or not. .
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Bernie Sanders is now the Democratic primary frontrunner after his wins in Iowa and New Hampshire and set to benefit more than any other candidate from Andrew Yang dropping out of the race.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the presidential race after months of struggling to regain the initial support he had after battling Ted Cruz for Senate ... a race that also ended in disappointment.
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After 13 weeks in detox, John's treatment — for an addiction to social media that led to weight loss and dropping out of school — is in a second phase that's best described as stabilization.
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After leaving school, James—not yet "Jimi"—completed eight months of training as a paratrooper before dropping out of the army; in concert, he echoed the swoops of planes and explosions of bombs.
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In a bystander video purporting to show the incident, the helicopter can be seen hovering briefly before quickly dropping out of the sky and into the water and then flipping on its side.
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Late-night comedy: "Congressman Tim Ryan announced this afternoon that he is dropping out of the presidential race, an announcement that sent shock waves through the rest of the elevator," Seth Meyers said.
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Shelley Moore CapitoShelley Wellons Moore CapitoTrump hammers Manchin over impeachment vote Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrat Richard Ojeda announces Senate bid after dropping out of presidential race MORE (W.Va.).
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We hear about men, especially startup entrepreneurs, dropping out of college all the time — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg famously dropped out of Harvard, although he did end up getting his degree this year.
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Just hours later, Intel said it would be dropping out of the 5G smartphone market, effectively knocking out a competitor for Qualcomm in the race to build technology for the next generation network.
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Real median income in 2014 was 4 percent below the level of 10 years ago, and a reasonable level of unemployment has depended on loads of people dropping out of the job market.
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In his first television interview since dropping out of the 2016 race in February, Jeb Bush said he was "hopeful" that a contested convention would block Donald Trump from winning the GOP nomination.
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As long as chefs like JP continue to push themselves without complaining, they will be expected to perform under any conditions—little wonder then that so many are dropping out of the trade.
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The only Kardashian son has shunned attention for over a year, dropping out of his family's reality show and being seen only in paparazzi shots that purported to show a hefty weight gain.
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Rounding out the top five are liposuction, nose reshaping, eyelid surgery and tummy tucks, with the latter making its way back into the top five after dropping out of the position in 2287.
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Ralph Lauren is quickly falling out of favor with all teens, dropping out of the top 22 for upper-income teens and falling to No. 22 from No. 26 for average-income teens.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who clashed bitterly with Mr. Trump before dropping out of the presidential race, has had multiple phone conversations with him recently, according to Republicans close to Mr. Trump.
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CNN is accusing Ted Cruz of "knowingly" misleading voters after he blamed the network for a rumor that Ben Carson was dropping out of the presidential race the day of the Iowa caucuses.
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He soon realized that he wanted to be a fine artist and, dropping out of the Art Center School, studied drawing at the Jepson Art Institute and composition at the Chouinard Art Institute.
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I wound up dropping out of high school to work for a copper company where I'd drive a forklift and unload bundled tubes of copper off the back of an 18-wheeler flatbed.
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Self-help guru and author Marianne Williamson, known best probably for her tweets, announced February 23 that she supported Sanders' candidacy after dropping out of the race herself just over a month prior.
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Video taken by the California National Guard 129th Rescue Wing on Thursday showed officials dropping out of a helicopter to deliver packages of testing kits to the top deck of the cruise ship.
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The industry group was forced to take on that fight with diminished resources, with three of the country's largest insurers — UnitedHealth Group, Aetna and Humana — dropping out of the organization in recent years.
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Sen. Kamala Harris snapped back at President Donald Trump on Tuesday after Trump mocked her soon after she announced she was dropping out of the race to challenge him in next year's election.
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De Blasio has yet to endorse a candidate after dropping out of the presidential race himself in September, but "his heart is very much with Bernie and Warren," according to a former aide.
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In 2015 Greece came close to dropping out of the euro before its newish prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, buckled down to the task of pruning the budget as part of a third bail-out.
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"There's a possibility that he won't get 50% on the first ballot," Bush told CNN's Jamie Gangel, giving his first television interview exclusively to CNN after dropping out of the presidential race in February.
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Michel Platini said Thursday that he was ending his bid to become FIFA president, dropping out of a race that technically did not include him and one that he is officially barred from winning.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "I'm not in charge of the news department here, but I don't think a guy dropping out of the race who's polling at less than one percent really qualifies as breaking news.
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John Kasich was dropping out of the race, leaving Trump as the last Republican candidate standing -- Hillary Clinton retweeted Warren's vow to "fight my heart out" to ensure Trump never reaches the White House.
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One of the main reasons I wrote this book is to highlight the human potential of Hispanic kids, because it's a shame when a student who's capable ends up dropping out of high school.
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No one cares about Thomas the Tank Engine dropping out of the sky to breathe flames on you so long as it's not ending up in their own version of Skyrim without their consent.
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But those plans began to fall apart last month, when South Korean steelmaker Posco said it was dropping out of a joint venture with electronics giant Samsung SDI to build a factory in Chile.
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Cruz is reportedly taking a close look at tapping Carly Fiorina, who won a grand total of one delegate in Iowa and zero delegates in New Hampshire before dropping out of the race altogether.
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But with other rumored suitors already dropping out of the bidding, there's a danger that no one will bid for Twitter — or that any offers are so low that its shareholders won't accept them.
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The actor and comedian Kevin Hart announced Thursday that he's dropping out of his scheduled hosting gig at the Oscars rather than issue a formal apology for a series of homophobic, years-old tweets.
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It has been a model of consistency in the U.S. App Store over the past year, rarely dropping out of the top 10 in the "photo and video" apps category, according to App Annie.
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Cruz's Carson problem The Cruz campaign's decision to suggest in the midst of the Iowa caucuses that Ben Carson was dropping out of the presidential race is causing the candidate headaches in New Hampshire.
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Just dropping out of the workforce entirely to veg out and do nothing — to become, in the words of basic income advocate Philippe van Parijs, a "Malibu surfer" — isn't really appealing to most people.
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The new project comes after Google's own employees pressured the company into dropping out of bidding for an AI project with the Pentagon over concerns that the technology could be used for targeted killing.
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Washington (CNN)UPDATE: This list, first published January 3, was updated with the news that former sheriff Joe Arpaio is entering Arizona's Senate race and state treasurer Josh Mandel is dropping out of Ohio's.
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Policy makers recognized connections between youth violence and several issues: child abuse, domestic violence, placement of children outside their family homes, dropping out of high school, teen pregnancy, youth substance abuse and youth suicide.
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Housebuilder Berkeley Group, which is dropping out of the FTSE 100 after a slump in its shares caused by concerns about slowing demand following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, rallied 3.6 percent.
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Figures given by Satyarthi's office showed the number of children dropping out of school in the ten drought-affected states had risen by 22 percent, while child trafficking cases had increased by 24 percent.
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Read more: The 25 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconductSome see the endorsements as proof that Sanders has no intention of dropping out of the race and is instead redoubling his efforts.
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J. Lo and Warren flip the switch Despite dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, former Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren made a comeback in a viral TikTok with "Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is dropping out of the presidential race, leaving two white men to duke it out for the Democratic nomination and then take on the white man sitting in the Oval Office.
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This "China shock," said Autor, led not only to mass unemployment but also to social disintegration, less marriage, more opioid abuse and more people dropping out of the labor market and requiring government aid.
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With his announcement that he's dropping out of the Democratic primary, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg becomes the latest example of a trend: self-funded billionaires running for president and getting nowhere.
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Video taken by the California National Guard shows officials dropping out of a helicopter to deliver coronavirus testing kits to the Grand Princess cruise ship, which is sitting off the coast of San Francisco.
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Gravel, who endorsed Sanders after dropping out of the 2020 race, said he went through a similar health scare of his own, but maintained that it didn't stop him from making a full recovery.
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Following Bollier's announcement, Barry Grissom, who served as the U.S. attorney for Kansas under former President Obama, announced he was dropping out of the race and endorsing Bollier, according to The Kansas City Star.
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Sanders was initially expected to be little competition, but he nearly defeated Clinton, winning 22 states and 43 percent of the primary and caucus vote before dropping out of the race and endorsing Clinton.
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But at the other end of the scale, men of all races and ethnicities are dropping out of the work force, abusing opioids and falling behind women in both college attendance and graduation rates.
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After dropping out of college just before graduating, McKay made his way to Chicago, flogging his comic book collection to pay for his move to the improv capital of America, and arguably the world.
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The lucky winner of a portion of the game show winner's money is Communities in Schools of Nevada, a state branch of a national organization that works to prevent students from dropping out of school.
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While Republicans continue to grapple with plans to repeal and replace Obamacare and stabilize health insurance rates, Humana is the first major insurer to say it is dropping out of the individual market for 2018.
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Many employers have struggled to fill jobs, and there has even been news of candidates "ghosting" employers – dropping out of the interview process without notice or any further communication — when they find a better job.
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Northrop Grumman said Wednesday it was dropping out of the U.S. Air Force's T-X trainer jet contest with partner BAE Systems, making it the second team to leave the competition in the past week.
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And Tavenner also noted that there has been "churn" among plan customers, with some people signing up when they believe they will need health coverage and then dropping out of coverage, ending their premium payments.
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"It's actually hard to play when I can't physically serve," Williams said at a press conference after dropping out of the French Open earlier this month ahead of a fourth-round match, citing an injury.
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" Within hours of Trump winning Indiana's Republican primary -- and Ted Cruz dropping out of the GOP race -- Warren wrote that Trump "incites supporters to violence, praises Putin, and is 'Cool with being called an authoritarian.
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After dropping out of the presidential race in February, Bush returned to his position as chairman and president of the board of directors at an organization he started called the Foundation for Excellence in Education.
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Analysts said Cyprus could be a test case for much bigger Portugal, which has just one investment grade rating left, putting the country at risk of dropping out of QE in case of a downgrade.
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Minaj and Cardi unwillingly entered choppy waters when BET tweeted out a joke in poor taste comparing the two rappers which resulted in Minaj dragging the Grammys, and dropping out of her scheduled BET performance.
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I was really fascinated when I learned periods are the No. 1 reason girls miss school in developing countries, and the single thing that leads to them dropping out of school and getting married early.
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Another banker on the deal said lots of investors drew "a line in the sand", dropping out of the book after price guidance was pulled in 10bp from initial price thoughts they already judged tight.
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This change could lead to competitive advantages when satellite communications are more widely used, but it will also likely lead to a more intensive upkeep operation as Starlink birds keep dropping out of the air.
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"If the Republican establishment really wants to stop Donald Trump in New Hampshire it might require some more people dropping out of the race," Dean Debnam, president of Public Policy Polling, said in a release.
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Pareene has been writing about politics and media since dropping out of college to work for Gawker in 2005, with several residencies – including one as editor in chief – at the media company before its closure.
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Trump said the US was dropping out of the climate accord because of high carbon-emission targets set by the Obama administration when it signed onto the deal two years ago, among other sticking points.
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In April, Seaman Daniel DelBianco committed suicide by jumping off the roof of a San Diego hotel after dropping out of the training program, after its toughest part, a period of 50 hours without sleep.
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Elect all of the Democratic candidates CNN to host live 7-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democrats Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE dropping out of the 2020 race.
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That ranges from everyday embarrassments and indignities like lousy tampon machines that don't work in women's restrooms to more severe consequences like girls in the developing world dropping out of school once they start menstruating.
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But Mr. Trump also publicly defended Mr. Carson after the campaign of Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. Trump's chief rival, spread false information that Mr. Carson was dropping out of the race before the Iowa caucuses.
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Favreau's script and co-creator Dave Filoni's direction of that script pause so often to be, like, "Isn't it cool that we're making a Star Wars show?" that I kept dropping out of the action.
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On the eve of the presidential primary in Texas, which is one of the big prizes on Super Tuesday, some joked on Twitter that the Leaning Tower of Dallas was dropping out of the race.
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Any way you cut it, this morning's employment report was downright disappointing, from the nearly half a million Americans dropping out of the labor force to the weakest monthly employment gain in nearly six years.
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After dropping out of college, Fonda picked up acting in his hometown, Omaha, taking lessons from Marlon Brando's mother, Dorothy, while Stewart refined his craft as an architecture student at Princeton, his father's alma mater.
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Lisa's words were my first professional affirmation and the first proof I could offer my mom that her son, after dropping out of school for a year to write, might not be insane after all.
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The Red Sox have lost five of six and nine of 14, dropping out of the American League East lead for the first time since June 29 and falling a half-game behind the Yankees.
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This clearly leads to a Joe Walsh surge in Arizona, a Joe Sestak victory in North Dakota and Mayor Pete Buttigieg dropping out of the race to become a professor of 16th century art history.
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This clearly leads to a Joe Walsh surge in Arizona, a Joe Sestak victory in North Dakota and Mayor Pete Buttigieg dropping out of the race to become a professor of 16th century art history.
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A Fox reporter tweeted more state attorney generals will follow Mississippi AG in dropping out of a suit to block the merger between Telekom's U.S. unit T-Mobile and Sprint, lifting their shares on Thursday.
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The money in the account came from student loans, officials confirmed on Saturday — loans that he continued to receive even after dropping out of Salford University, where he enrolled in 2015 to study business management.
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Representative Joe Sestak of Pennsylvania, a former Navy admiral who made history in 2006 as the highest-ranked military officer elected to Congress, announced on Sunday that he was dropping out of the presidential race.
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Here, she encountered a problem that she knew how to solve: The girls either could not afford the mandatory school uniform or quickly outgrew them, and thus, were consistently missing or dropping out of school.
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Washington (CNN)New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, ending a campaign that failed to gain traction amid a crowded Democratic primary field.
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That ranges from everyday embarrassments and indignities like lousy tampon machines that don't work in women's restrooms, to more severe consequences like girls in the developing world dropping out of school once they start menstruating.
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As Iowans were heading to the caucuses on Monday, members of Mr. Cruz's team spread rumors that Mr. Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, was dropping out of the race and encouraged his supporters to back Mr. Cruz.
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Though the ministry's headline number marked a sharp improvement, the Labour Ministry's figures showed much of the decline stemmed from people dropping out of the jobless toll because they had not updated their job-seeking status.
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It wasn't until Kasich asked if the reporter lived in the city that the press around him, including this reporter, realized he was referencing his return to Ohio that night, not dropping out of the race.
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However that is likely to be more down to last year's slump in oil prices dropping out of the comparison than any return of pricing power. reuters://realtime/verb=Open/url=cpurl://apps.cp./Apps/econ-polls?
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After dropping out of high school he decided to pursue stand-up and spent months handing out flyers in exchange for a couple of minutes stage time in New York clubs with next to no audience.
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To be fair I don't think I was particularly enlightened by their examples until I'd had my dick knocked in the dirt by living a little after dropping out of college, which coincided with starting Chavez.
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It's quite extraordinary the degree to which people in Africa, South Asia, East Asia, and Latin America are dropping out of poverty, becoming literate, and acquiring the ability to be individual citizens in potential liberal democracies.
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From then she lived alone, and shortly after wrote her parents a letter ("it was actually more of an essay with introduction, conclusion, everything") about why she was dropping out of school to be an actor.
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The 17 Year-Old Hustle: Probation and Dropping Out of College Attending UPenn required updates to Ysiad's Probation Officer on his whereabouts and he was not allowed to change states without getting permission ahead of time.
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Tired of doing a job using the most nebulous criteria and relying on the inexactitude of rankings and the always-shifting availability of fighters (who have the terrible habit of dropping out of fights last minute).
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The revelation comes as Democrats have argued this week that Aetna's announcement on Monday that it is dropping out of many ObamaCare markets is simply retaliation for the DOJ suing to block its merger in July.
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While one could argue that some of these workers are simply dropping out of the labor market, as many did during and immediately following the Great Recession, labor force participation rates have held steady since 2628.
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Carson, in particular, has been scathing in his criticism of Cruz, accusing his rival's campaign of trying to sabotage his chances in Iowa by tweeting that the former pediatric neurosurgeon was dropping out of the race.
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After the embarrassment of dropping out of high school, part of me wanted to show people that I was more than a dropout — to be able to brag that I attended a prestigious university like these.
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The film is full of these episodes — seguing into each other, such as a person in a scene initially appears in the following one before dropping out of the film completely in this protagonist-less work.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.) dropping out of the presidential race and backing his bid.
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She is 22 now, no longer a wunderkind, but she is ready to fulfill her promise after reaching the top 10 as a teenager and then dropping out of the top 300 because of wrist surgery.
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After dropping out of Stamford High School in Connecticut in 1962, Mr. Byron served in the Navy for two years before talking his way into Yale, even though he did not have a high school diploma.
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Bunce said his "light-bulb moment" came during his years working at Southampton's academy, when he watched a 14-year-old Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain dropping out of favor because he was being outmuscled by bigger players.
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Austin Russell may be just 5003 years old, but he's been helming his lidar laser scanner company since dropping out of Stanford at 17, and he's no longer interested in running Luminar Technologies as a startup.
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Dropping out of New York University after one semester because of family financial pressures, Ms. Terman Felenstein worked a series of odd jobs before landing a position as a public relations representative for Audio Fidelity Records.
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Amid the intensifying scrutiny of the probe, Gorelick, a well-known Washington lawyer, is dropping out of the case and turning all Russia-related matters over to another high-powered attorney on Kushner's team, Abbe Lowell.
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AAB: I met a lot of very interesting people and ended up dropping out of architecture with a group to found a commune, and we had an underground newspaper and a free school and a shop.
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Chevron and Petrobras' negotiations were delayed in part by Brazil's presidential election and pipeline operator Kinder Morgan Inc dropping out of talks to operate a terminal at the site as a joint venture, the sources said.
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But her foray into politics looked to be short-lived after the public opposition from King Vajiralongkorn, which is likely to lead to the Election Commission disqualifying her or the princess dropping out of the race.
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The US military apparently never tires of thinking up capability gaps, and that means we may soon see fleets of small drones dropping out of bombers, then later being yanked out of the sky by cargo planes.
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Having worked hard to earn his place after dropping out of high school in his native Hong Kong, Lam might have followed a similar route if it weren't for a business ethics class from Professor Alan Ross.
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As the CEO of CKE Restaurants during the Obama presidency, I was often confronted by journalists who would note that people were dropping out of the labor force discouraged by their inability to find good-paying jobs.
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" Not only do 44 million Americans currently carry a cumulative 1.3 trillion dollars in student loan debt but, as Kirkland explains, "One-third of students who end up dropping out of college do so for financial reasons.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 17 million women and girls in Africa collect water every day, which increases their risk of sexual abuse, disease and dropping out of school, a study published on Wednesday has found.
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After both dropping out of their master's programs to the dismay of parents and professors, Hsu and Chiang spent their first few weeks on Australia's Gold Coast, sleeping in a car and knocking on doors for work.
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Against that backdrop, Ms. Niou gained attention by dropping out of contention for the Democratic nomination to protest the process, though some local Democrats accused her of withdrawing only after it became clear she could not win.
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And while he said that business leaders had done the right thing in dropping out of Trump's advisory councils, Zakaria questioned if other CEOs would have spoken out if Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier hadn't publicly resigned first.
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The lessons they learned — and the money they made from the stock they received as early employees — allowed them to achieve a different kind of Silicon Valley dream: dropping out of tech to do their own thing.
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"The president issued a decree to every public school in America, demanding that they change their bathroom policies," Cruz said during the Texas GOP convention in his first major speech since dropping out of the presidential race.
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The British driver was so upset after dropping out of the race and failing to win what would have been his first title that as he was encircled by the media, he turned his back to them.
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But the official unemployment rate can drop for reasons other than labor market strength, such as people dropping out of the labor force or working part time jobs because they are unable to find full time jobs.
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Washington (CNN)Democrat Andrea Ramsey announced Friday morning she was dropping out of the race to fill a competitive House of Representatives seat in Kansas amid news of a 2005 lawsuit that accused her of sexual harassment.
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Mothers and fathers of young users gather monthly, some calling in remotely, to tell stories of spoons going missing from kitchen cutlery drawers and students calling home, desperate for money, dropping out of classes or getting arrested.
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He briefly attended Georgetown University in Washington in the 1960s before dropping out of college to pursue a career in music in California, only to run out of money on arriving in Houston on his way west.
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Heidi's already in hot water for dropping out of college, so Daddy downgrades her internship to a 10-week rotation through some of the hockey league's most menial jobs — selling hot dogs, working stadium security, cleaning bathrooms.
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In 2013, Mr. Villig started Bolt, initially named Taxify, after dropping out of college and mustering the courage to ask his parents to let him use the few thousand euros that had been saved for his tuition.
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Dropping out of law school to pursue his new idea full-time, Mr. Wilson received a letter from the State Department in May 2013 ordering him to pull his files from the internet, citing arms export laws.
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Then there's the founder of Amnesty International, Peter Benenson, who spent his childhood in Anglo-Zionist circles in Jerusalem and London, before dropping out of Eton in 1938 to rescue Jewish children in the aftermath of Kristallnacht.
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Samantha Jones, 16, Concord Carlisle Regional High School: "Walden" and "Dropping Out of College Into Life" It is fairly well known that Henry David Thoreau ventured off into Walden Woods to live in solidarity for two years.
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The most recent twist in this endless debate came last week, when Elizabeth Warren complained of "organized nastiness" among Sanders's supporters on The Rachel Maddow Show, in her first interview after dropping out of the primary contest.
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After dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination, Christie threw his support behind Trump and served as an adviser, but Trump later fired him as the head of his transition team after being elected president.
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In Marshalltown, Castro, who endorsed Warren soon after dropping out of the presidential race in early January, introduced the candidate by praising her willingness to take on her own party when he was in the Obama administration.
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And that figure does not include the up to $35 billion in lost income EPI calculates American parents forgo every year by dropping out of the workforce or reducing their hours to care for their kids instead.
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Dropping out of the presidential race has given the senator the chance to re-engage with Off the Sidelines and do the work that she could not do while running a campaign, and that she's passionate about.
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De Blasio appeared nowhere close to qualifying for the fourth primary debate in October, and he previously said that he would consider dropping out of the race if the debate stage was too far out of reach.
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Louis Susman, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom under Obama, told CNBC in an interview that he's going to start fundraising for Biden in the wake of O'Rourke dropping out of the race in November.
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Merrill, who had been in the running for Jones's seat before dropping out of the Republican primary this month, said "he's not going to be able to square it with the voters" if he votes to convict.
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Truancy and dropping out of school are well-established contributors to crime; missing school not only gives kids more time to get in trouble, but a lack of education makes it harder to get a legitimate job.
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The youngest of three children, J.J. Englender was born in North London, dropping out of school at 16 to work for an antiques dealer for two years while simultaneously developing an interest in film and memorabilia collecting.
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Samsung, a one-time Wear supporter, has since abandoned Google's wearable OS in favor of its strain of Tizen, while Motorola recently announced that it would be dropping out of the smartwatch game altogether for the foreseeable future.
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After dropping out of college to become a professional skateboarder in the early 90s, Korine went on to make his first film Kids, a gritty look at the life of New York City teenagers during the AIDS crisis.
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Following his decisive win over the GOP field, Cruz was accused by fellow presidential candidate Ben Carson of spreading a false rumor that Carson was dropping out of the race in order to sabotage the retired neurosurgeon's campaign.
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Losses in Ohio and Florida, where there are a combined 405 delegates at stake on March 15, could deal a significant blow to Mr. Sanders's campaign and increase pressure on him to consider dropping out of the race.
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Trudeau, who had an air of ironic mischief, had come to Hyattsville after dropping out of an anthropology Ph.D. program at Columbia; Roberts was about to finish his doctorate in solar physics at Catholic University, which is nearby.
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Since leaving teen pop band Poplyfe in 2011, dropping out of school, and struggling to find a couch to crash on, she's had her personal life plastered all over Instagram and felt every hit that's come with it.
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That the Telegraph Media Group, a leading news publisher, has acquired the company is noteworthy, if only because I get to juxtapose the following quote from CEO George Burgess, who founded the startup after dropping out of Stanford.
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Meanwhile, Google said it is dropping out of the bidding for the Pentagon's cloud computing contract that is valued at as much as $10 billion, in part because the project might conflict with the tech giant's corporate values.
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But I think I speak for all Americans when I say that dropping out of a statewide race after the ballots have been printed and a lot of folks have already voted is not a good political strategy.
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After dropping out of college to intern on Capitol Hill, Stryk wrote voter-contact scripts for a Republican P.R. firm, helped start a political job-listing website and eventually opened his own Beltway lobbying shop, Sonoran Policy Group.
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After dropping out of medical studies Nadar signed up for the bohemian life — indeed, one of his pals was Henry Murger, author of "Scènes de la Vie de Bohème" — and tried his hand at writing, without much success.
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He said he had been living on the streets since about 2002, after dropping out of the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied percussion, and doing stints in the Navy and in construction, overcoming a cocaine addiction.
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After dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination, Christie threw his support behind Donald Trump and served as an adviser, but Trump later fired him as the head of his transition team after being elected president.
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Before dropping out of the race, he did damage to Clinton when he hammered her for receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars to give speeches to Wall Street, and for flip-flopping on issues like the Keystone Pipeline.
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When she recounted the "twists and turns" of her life — from college scholarship, to falling in love at 19, to getting married and dropping out of school — Warren didn't initially specify that the story referenced her first husband.
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A Republican candidate running for a seat in Florida's State House announced Tuesday she is dropping out of the race after admitting to lying about graduating from a college and then posing for a picture with a fake diploma.
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After dropping out of the 2016 presidential race following a disappointing showing in the Super Tuesday 2 primaries, the Florida senator says he plans to close the door on his political career after his Senate term ends next year.
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The relatively small difference in weight gain between the two groups may dampen physician excitement about the drug, Citi analyst Liav Abraham said, noting that weight gain was the most common reason for patients dropping out of the study.
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A top Trump surrogate Though Christie ran against Trump in the GOP primary, the two have been long-time friends and Christie quickly endorsed Trump and became a reliable presence at his events after dropping out of the race.
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Carson and Cruz's relationship hit a rocky patch around the first GOP primary contest in Iowa, when the Cruz campaign incorrectly told precinct captains while the caucuses were taking place that Carson may be dropping out of the race.
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In a statement issued by his campaign minutes after Cruz's comments Wednesday, Trump pointed to the Cruz campaign's tactics in Iowa, where staffers inaccurately portrayed Ben Carson as dropping out of the race while caucus-goers were still voting.
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He earned his G.E.D. at eighteen after dropping out of high school, enrolled in community college in Oregon, transferred twice before graduating, and eventually got an M.F.A. at the University of Iowa and a J.D. at Harvard Law School.
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To be fair, it had been a pretty exhausting week leading up to Super Tuesday, with Joe Biden winning South Carolina on Saturday, which led to Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar dropping out of the race and endorsing Biden.
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Another potential shortage is of foster parents themselves — something many places around the country are already experiencing, but might be made worse with elderly foster parents dropping out of the pool and new ones hesitant to take their place.
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Dropping out of a union is a more attractive proposition now that workers no longer have to pay a so-called agency fee, typically about 213 percent of union dues, if they choose not to belong to a union.
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Bloomberg released his own plan to raise taxes on the wealthy before dropping out of the race on Wednesday, but it was in the form of an income tax instead of a wealth tax like the one Sanders proposed.
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President Donald Trump on Monday mocked Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar for dropping out of the Democratic presidential race and endorsing Joe Biden, comparing their moves to the accusations of collusion with foreign governments that have marred his presidency.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.) also throws her support behind Biden after dropping out of the race Monday.
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"I never considered a career in music because it was too unattainable," she said, just a few years removed from dropping out of film school and taking a seasonal job as a photo editor for yearbooks and class pictures.
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Before dropping out of the race, former Mayor Mike Bloomberg of New York City drew criticism from several former Obama aides after he released a similar ad that appeared to imply Obama had endorsed him when he did not.
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A feature of the Great Recession was a cottage industry of explanations for why people were not just out of work, but dropping out of the workforce altogether — meaning they were without a job but not counted as unemployed.
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The Collison brothers, John and Patrick, sold their first company when they were 19 and 17 and began Stripe two years later after dropping out of M.I.T. and Harvard and joining the Y Combinator accelerator for early start-ups.
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O.K., I'll jump right in with a two-part question: First, can you respond to Senator Harris's comment as she announced she was dropping out of the race that she's not a billionaire and can't fund her own campaign.
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"I guess that's why I'm so passionate about this prize pool having such a strong basis in scholarships – I don't want to perpetuate the stereotype of an athlete dropping out of high school to perfect their craft," he explains.
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But the rise in vacancy rates and operators dropping out of the business could also spell trouble for Chinese office landlords, especially in major cities like Shanghai where co-working is more common than the rest of Asia-Pacific.
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After dropping out of school at 16, he was working as a shipping clerk and studying literature at night school when he saw the Sex Pistols in a sparsely attended show at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester.
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Sin Rozeth, who took up politics after dropping out of university for lack of money, said she made some money through helping others with real estate deals in Battambang province to support herself and her single mother, who raised her.
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Women wind up dropping out of the tech industry mid-career, "when the industry needs [them] the most," according to Percival, because by then, they are more likely to have garnered "amazing experience" and have the potential to be a leader.
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After graduating to more serious offenses like armed robbery and oxycodone possession, according to this 2016 interview with hip-hop podcast No Jumper, Onfroy made it to 10th grade at Piper High in Sunrise, Florida, before dropping out of school altogether.
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I was almost done with a 300-page journal that contained all of my graduating, high school, moving out of my parents house, first year of college, dropping out of college, starting music ... that whole period is in a trash can.
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Kelly called the participation rate "the most abused statistic" in all of economics, saying the reason for the low rate is because "baby boomers are retiring by the millions," not that people are giving up and dropping out of the workforce.
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One candidate who flunked the yacht primary in Illinois was Ameya Pawar, an alderman who said on October 12th that he was dropping out of the race for the Democratic nomination because he could not compete with his rich rivals.
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While his tennis aspirations didn't unfold, he's seen tremendous success in the business world: Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, Branson has overseen hundreds of companies and accumulated a fortune of approximately $5 billion.
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N. Barrack spoke out in favor of Trump at the Republican National Convention in July, but afterwards his company announced it was dropping out of Trump's Old Post Office hotel project in Washington, according to a report in The Washington Post.
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Carson's campaign has been a mess lately, his poll numbers have declined, and his last debate performance culminated in him saying, "Putin is a one-horse country: oil, and energy," so many assumed that he was dropping out of the race.
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The Chris Christie meme crazeThe Internet felt that something was a bit off when former presidential candidate Chris Christie stood behind Trump, whom he had endorsed after dropping out of the race, while he delivered a victory speech in Florida.
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For me, what was most significant, was that in this new life, long after dropping out of astrophysics graduate school, she was posting videos of colored tuning forks endowed with vibrational therapeutic energy that she channels from the orbiting planets.
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Fast-forward two decades: While struggling with a bad breakup, grieving over the death of a favorite aunt, dropping out of graduate school and in the depths of depression that followed a life crisis, Stanley looked toward yoga for clarity.
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He did not come across as a credible commander-in-chief, and he was under fire almost immediately from Ben Carson, who took him to task for his campaign's lie to Iowa voters that he was dropping out of the campaign.
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While Cardi was busy defending her success — and not at the cost of others — Nicki was dropping out of two scheduled BET events after the network appeared to insult her on social media on Sunday night during the 2019 Grammy Awards.
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Opponents of her move argue that eliminating the mandate will have wider impacts, and that it could lead to a spike in premiums or insurers dropping out of the market once an incentive for healthy people to enroll is removed.
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Cruz faced pressure early this month from Carson to reprimand campaign staff after aides circulated news reports on the night of the Iowa caucuses, which Cruz won, that gave the impression the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out of the GOP race.
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But it's another journey that sets this one in motion: Roger turns up on Claire and Bree's doorstep for an "American Christmas" — and right as the mother and daughter are engaged in a heated argument over Bree dropping out of Harvard.
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He went from dropping out of school as a child to support his family to becoming the first person of Chinese origin to buy one of the British-built Hong Kong companies that dominated the city since its colonial days.
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After dropping out of the race, Warren deflected questions about her plans, but her public comments about Sanders and Biden Thursday night added to concerns among movement progressives that she could either endorse Biden or sit out of the contest.
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When Mr. Sykes tries to bully Jared into dropping out of college and moving into one of Love in Action's group homes, it seems likely that he has Nancy and Marshall's money as well as their son's immortal soul in mind.
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His early years have been written about extensively—his Jewish upbringing and education at a private school in Manhattan; dropping out of NYU in the mid-90s to try his luck DJing full-time in the city's downtown hip-hop clubs.
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It emerges that Cunanan — who graduated from an elite private high school in San Diego and, after dropping out of college, lived off a series of benefactors — tells so many lies that even he may have come to believe them.
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They speak in a sort of shorthand forged from an upbringing spent moving across LA with their family, hiding skateboading injuries and trips to The Smell from their parents, and eventually dropping out of high school to pursue music full time.
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The malaise in their 15-year relationship reaches a crisis after Duncan comes by a bootleg CD of acoustic versions of the songs on "Juliet," Tucker's legendary breakup album and the last thing he released before dropping out of sight.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.), the only other top-ranking female presidential candidate, would be dropping out of the race.
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Sen. Elizabeth Woman is planning on dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, and after The New York Times first reported the news, people started sharing a group photo of the female Democratic presidential candidates at the start of their campaigns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first Democrat to formally declare a run for the party's 2020 presidential nomination, former U.S. Representative John Delaney, on Friday said he was dropping out of the crowded race in order to make room for more moderate candidates.
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John Delaney announced Friday that he's dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race, ending a long-shot bid that saw the Maryland Democrat spend millions of his own fortune only to fail to gain any traction in the 2020 race.
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His comments come hours after former state party chair Gary Emineth kicked off speculation by saying he was dropping out of the Senate race because Cramer had reversed his January decision to pass on the race and would run, after all.
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Part of the decline was caused by 226,000 people dropping out of the labor force (there were also 160,000 more people who reported themselves as employed, so the decline in joblessness was for a mix of bad and good reasons).
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Co-written and directed by Ondi Timoner (generally a documentarian, this is her first fiction feature), Mapplethorpe skips through various episodes of the title character's life, starting with him dropping out of Pratt and ending with his death in 1989.
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Trump made a concerted effort to reach out to African-American voters during the campaign, including through events hosted by his National Diversity Coalition and alongside Carson, the prominent black neurosurgeon who endorsed Trump after dropping out of the GOP primary race.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A ruling by Kenyan's top court that schools can ban the hijab could lead to Muslim girls - already at risk from practices such as female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage - dropping out of school, campaigners warned on Friday.
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"For me, what was most significant, was that in this new life, long after dropping out of astrophysics graduate school, she was posting videos of colored tuning forks endowed with vibrational therapeutic energy that she channels from the orbiting planets," he wrote.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the Utah Jazz star about some of the biggest names in the game dropping out of the big tourney this summer ... and while some folks are getting concerned about America's chances at completing a 3-peat, Spida ain't.
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