Yet what followed was an ignominious, perplexing fall from grace.
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The agreement marks a stunning fall from grace for WeWork.
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How did your kids react to your fall from grace?
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For Mr. Kalanick, the resignation represented a fall from grace.
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In relative terms it was an immense fall from grace.
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For Mr. Kalanick, the resignation represented a fall from grace.
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Crystal Fox and Mehcad Brooks in A Fall from Grace.
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It's an unbelievable fall from grace that Aaron Hernandez took.
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"It was a fall from grace," Lee, the sociologist, told CNN.
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And his fall from grace is dragging down others as well.
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At one level, Ms Sineenat's sudden fall from grace is stunning.
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"Canover Watson's fall from grace is now complete," the newspaper said.
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Second, Suu Kyi's fall from grace isn't slowing down — it's accelerating.
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Here's the story behind VC Steve Jurvetson's sudden fall from grace.
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The newly reunited dream team's quick fall from grace was infuriating.
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Choudhury, who denies wrongdoing, has experienced an incredible fall from grace.
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Her fall from grace will probably be forgotten in two weeks.
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Mr. Kleinrock likened it to a kind of fall from grace.
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The Bin Ladens, in contrast, experienced a dramatic fall from grace.
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And for these readers, there is FALL FROM GRACE (Viking, $26).
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Here are key moments in Mr. Weiner's long fall from grace.
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It was a decision that nudged an incremental fall from grace.
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Shouldn't everyone be able to recover from a fall from grace?
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Our reporter charts Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's fall from grace.
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Actually, that's the only reason to watch A Fall From Grace.
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FALL FROM GRACE Odebrecht expanded from its construction roots into one of Brazil's biggest conglomerates but began its fall from grace in 2014, when it became a principal target of the country's largest-ever corruption probe.
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The extent and suddenness of Mr Ghosn's fall from grace is astonishing.
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The fall from grace of its leaders may erode those efforts, however.
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Fall From Grace Before his 2013 arrest, Hernandez was a rising star.
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Huang's fall from grace appears to have come out of the blue.
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Dr. Gilbert represents the first few inches in her fall from grace.
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There is a search for reasoning regarding Holm's rapid fall from grace.
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Mr Macri is entitled to feel dizzied by his fall from grace.
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It's rare to see someone fall from grace so hard, so quickly.
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His flamboyant lifestyle may also have contributed to his fall from grace.
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The other villain in Carolina's fall from grace has been the schedule.
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For HTC fans, it's been a dramatic and heartbreaking fall from grace.
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After his fall from grace, Ryan displays a more subtle, nuanced evil.
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We blame Eve for tempting Adam and causing our fall from grace.
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"Symbolically, this indignity marks GE's fall from grace," said analysts at RBC.
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It's a story of a dramatic—if not unexpected—fall from grace.
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His fall from grace featured prominently in British newspapers over the weekend.
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It's been a staggeringly rapid fall from grace, and apparently all for nothing.
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Its fall from grace has spooked financial markets and sparked fears of contagion.
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Congress's fall from grace came ironically from the success it helped to produce.
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Though her fall from grace was exceptionally spectacular, this is a common story.
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This week, leading South Korean newspapers reported Kim Yong-chol's fall from grace.
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The fall from grace came in February 2017, when Waymo filed its lawsuit.
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If there's one reason to watch A Fall From Grace, it's the ending.
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This case, however, is about more than one man's spectacular fall from grace.
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His fall from grace belongs not just to him, but those who love him.
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Park's humiliating fall from grace has had far-reaching effects on South Korean politics.
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A stunning fall from grace for Bill Cosby, once regarded as America&aposs dad.
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Amy Schumer's fall from grace has been as precipitous as her rise was meteoric.
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But it was the most intense fall from grace the platform has ever seen.
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WeWork's dramatic fall from grace inspired a multitude of costumes in time for Halloween.
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Even as his star was rising, rumors swirled about his possible fall from grace.
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You can catch A Fall from Grace on the streaming platform on January 17.
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Tyler Perry on the set of his new Netflix movie, A Fall from Grace.
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The lead characters in Acrimony, A Fall from Grace, Why Did I Get Married?
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Joi Ito's fall from grace for his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was much deserved.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is in the midst of a stunning fall from grace.
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According to analysts, it's been a slow and grinding fall from grace for the country.
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The allegations against McCarrick, whose fall from grace stunned the U.S. Church, dated back decades.
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Like Bilson herself, Ella is an actress, though one who had a fall from grace.
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Watching Lovers Fall from Grace, Underneath the Ground is now on view at Primary Projects.
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He tells Billboard that the piece was inspired by Kanye's most recent fall from grace.
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With former Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy, the fall from grace follows an unusual trajectory.
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His successors, Jeffrey Immelt, John Flannery, and Larry Culp saw the company fall from grace.
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Andy Rubin's fall from grace in the tech world has dragged out over two years.
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Delpopolo's fall from grace attracted a significant amount of attention for a couple of reasons.
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Yet it may take another fall from grace, in another election, before anybody pays attention.
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Asked whether he was surprised to see Mr. Kalanick fall from grace, he fell silent.
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Several aspects of A Fall from Grace could have clearly benefited from some outside input.
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Once America's iconic clothing brand, Gap has taken a dramatic fall from grace this decade.
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She avoids her mother, a fish seller, who is distraught about her daughter's fall from grace.
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The stablecoin pioneer's fall from grace will probably make the cryptocurrency market more stable, not less.
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Two of YouTube's most popular creators sat down for an conversation about one's fall from grace.
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Arguing against jail time, Mr. Arlia said that Mr. Desormeau's "fall from grace" was already accomplished.
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Volume 214's is called "Why She Disappeared" and seems to chart Swift's "fall" from grace.
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He compared the situation to the one involving Bill Cosby before his public fall from grace.
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In a 1998 interview with The Times, Mr. Gutfreund seemed reconciled to his fall from grace.
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Mr. Kalanick's fall from grace has a broader lesson, writes Farhad Manjoo, The Times's technology columnist.
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A Fall from Grace isn't the Hollywood mogul's first foray into the world of sexy thrillers.
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Franken is just the latest political figure to fall from grace over sexual misconduct charges. Rep.
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But, it's certainly an interesting and unexpected fall from grace from the former UFC lightweight champion.
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His fall from grace was, to many, symbolic of the wider corruption within the Catholic Church.
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So it may not be too surprising that its fall from grace has been swift and severe.
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The '80s had sent her away for her own good; the '90s saw her fall from grace.
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The advisory delivered a stark reminder of the formerly ritzy seaside resort city Acapulco fall from grace.
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In a stunning fall from grace, he resigned his position over an extramarital affair with his biographer.
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The dozens of allegations against Toback come in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's steep fall from grace.
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But the list of possible causes for Emelianenko's sudden fall from grace is not short on alternatives.
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Copper's fall from grace has been part and parcel of a broader collapse in industrial metal prices.
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Both of these narratives get going with a fall from grace and point toward an upcoming revival.
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His head had been shaved - a ritual humiliation for those who fall from grace with the palace.
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Their empire grew from humble beginnings in 1931, so what led to the family's fall from grace?
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But when the American public's short attention span moves on, the fall from grace can be hard.
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"Investors will be hoping this is just a stumble, rather than a fall from grace," Khalaf said.
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Strange could easily be seen as a wayward and prideful student just waiting to fall from grace.
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Despite Ronda's recent fall from grace, she's as queenly as ever in a dramatic fur-collared coat.
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But the world has become distractingly obsessed in broadcasting its criticism -- and outlining her fall from grace.
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Or was it a more calculated move by a fan favorite to avoid a fall from grace?
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Mitsubishi's allegations are the latest twist in a fall from grace for Mr. Ghosn, an industry titan.
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To some students of modern technological history, the internet's fall from grace follows an inevitable historical script.
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It's quite the fall from grace for someone who had reached the top not that long ago.
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It was also big news in China, where the state-controlled press closely covered his fall from grace.
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Theranos' fall from grace has damaged the pharmaceutical industry, which is often painted with broad strokes, Waksal said.
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But after Facebook's painful fall from grace, the legal and the cybersecurity arguments seem almost beside the point.
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It wasn't until I was about 11 that he finally started to fall from grace in my eyes.
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Since that coronation (and his subsequent fall from grace), Thor has come to serve a much larger population.
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Adam Neumann's fall from grace was astonishingly swift once his company, WeWork, filed to go public in August.
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It was inevitable that Rent would fall from grace; anything so universally lauded will eventually encounter some pushback.
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Even before Weinstein's epic fall from grace, the indie studio's financial struggles had impacted its once-elaborate Oscar campaigns.
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But, this donation was little more than a PR stunt made in reaction to his public fall from grace.
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"They investigate those who fall from grace," said opposition lawmaker Elias Matta, vice president of the congressional energy commission.
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Kuttner's indignation about its fall from grace is more straightforward than the course of events that led to it.
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It's a remarkably long fall from grace for a man who helped elect the President of the United States.
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Set against the longer-term downtrends in both LME stocks and Indonesian shipments, tin's fall from grace looks anomalous.
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But the reason for Vader's fall from grace -- the lessons viewers are supposed to take away -- seems distinctly Buddhish.
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Fall from grace Park's election in 2013 as the South Korea's first female president was widely celebrated as a milestone.
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But children and spouse (and especially children-in-law) can easily fall from grace and be ignored, divorced or disowned.
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Having climbed to such great heights, Woods' fall from grace that started in 2009 has been all the more shocking.
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C.K.'s very public fall from grace came after multiple individuals stepped forward to out him as a sexual predator.
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Billy, once the most popular kid in high school, returns ten years later only to see his fall from grace.
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Still, Marr opts to remain a silent spectator on the sidelines as Morrissey's fall from grace continues to publicly unfurl.
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Bill Cosby's fall from grace actually began with another comedian, when Hannibal Buress called him a rapist during a set.
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It's well documented that, after Guston's fall from grace, he left Manhattan for Woodstock, and surrounded himself with young poets.
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After doubts about the tests emerged, the company's fall from grace came to symbolize the hype that surrounds unproven technology.
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The company's fall from grace came to symbolize the overreach of Silicon Valley and the hype that surrounds unproven technology.
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Blue Apron's spectacular fall from grace has left investors skittish of such companies' ability to balance marketing costs and sales.
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" The lawyer goes on to describe "his fall from grace [as] historic, perhaps unmatched in the age of social media.
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They usually attract little scrutiny, but Woodford's fall from grace has raised questions about whether they are fit for purpose.
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The media mogul has a new thriller out on Netflix titled "Tyler Perry's A Fall From Grace," which debuted Friday.
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As Malaysians celebrated in the streets, Najib was turfed out of office -- the start of a dramatic fall from grace.
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However, that&aposs not to say that the "porn ban" was the only impetus for Tumblr&aposs fall from grace.
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For women like Dushku as well as Willoughby and Holderness, Porter's fall from grace represents permission to finally speak out.
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Toback is one of the many dominoes who have fallen in the wake of film titan Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace.
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When we come back, Harris Faulkner and The Hill&aposs Joe Concha on Clinton&aposs unbelievably shocking fall from grace comments.
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XXXTentacion Russell Simmons' fall from grace is the closest thing to a #MeToo reckoning with professional consequences the industry has experienced.
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Following his fall from grace in October 2017, Quartz put together a video of celebrities thanking Weinstein in their acceptance speeches.
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As the media, entertainment, and tech industries continue to watch its powerful figures fall from grace, the fashion industry joins suit.
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But that followed a fall from grace a few months earlier that was every bit as dramatic as this year's plunge.
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Ghosn's dramatic fall from grace began with his arrest in November after getting off a private plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport.
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The jury's verdict culminates a fall from grace whose dimensions are among the most profoundly, emphatically shattering in the American saga.
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We've witnessed the fall from grace of big names, including Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and Bill Cosby, and companies, including Uber.
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It was an extraordinary fall from grace for a legendary maestro, whom many consider the greatest American conductor since Leonard Bernstein.
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But as surely as her name could be read as "Violent Regret," her fall from grace will be swift and brutal.
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Mr. Niccolini is the latest high-profile figure in the food world to fall from grace over accusations of sexual misconduct.
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It would also mark a dramatic fall from grace for the entrepreneur once known as the "king of the high street".
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But there are reasons to doubt Mr. Ghosn's contention that Japanese xenophobia was the main reason for his fall from grace.
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That $3 million sale was presaged by the significant fall from grace of other former high-flying media and tech properties.
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Why did A Fall from Grace feel longer than a three-hour Marvel movie when it was only 120 mins long?!
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At this point, I don't know who's having the harder fall from grace, Tyler's Perry's new movie or Tyler Perry himself.
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Go deeper: Bolivia's post-election turmoil reflects fall from grace for Morales Protests around the world aimed squarely at existing governments
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He invited me on his TV show at CNN and ultimately, obviously, he has his big fall from grace as well.
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Then they turned it over to undecided voter Ken Bone (Bobby Moynihan), who experienced his own fall from grace since the debate.
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It is not for nothing that the most beloved protagonists tend to be outsiders and losers, or bigshots who fall from grace.
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Unlike other influencers who fall from grace as quickly as they've acquired their internet fame, this was only the beginning for Simondac.
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Milton's quote, repeated every few moments, is foreboding, as he warns Adam and Eve of their eventual fall from grace: O Hell!
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Bynes' fall from grace was a sadly predictable one, a road traveled by so many child stars, living and dead, before her.
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Instead, he's hanging out with leader Kim Jong Un at swanky concerts — although it does appear he suffered a fall from grace.
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Greenwald's apparent fall from grace began after he was accused of attacking his ex-wife, Michelle Greenwald, outside her apartment in 2009.
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Arpaio's fall from grace In November, Arpaio lost his bid for a seventh term to Paul Penzone, a former Phoenix police officer.
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But all that is in danger of being tarnished by United's fall from grace and his incessant moaning about his own players.
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Fall from grace Jacob Zuma, 76, resigned in February this year after pressure from the ruling ANC party over multiple corruption scandals.
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By Nick Paton Walsh Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi -- DOWN This year marked a fall from grace for Aung San Suu Kyi.
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It almost doesn't make sense to call what I'm talking about here "failure," but instead a total and complete fall from grace.
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The last stage of Mr. Stumpf's fall from grace must have come faster than anyone, including Wells Fargo's stodgy board, had expected.
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His fall from grace, in turn, then put a spotlight on the close ties between politicians and businessmen in post-Franco Spain.
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A top Clinton adviser, Phillippe Reines, said Gabbard's fall from grace among Democrats is a matter of both party politics and policy.
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Long before Ms. Karimova's formal fall from grace, there were signs that her glamour and celebrity friends could no longer protect her.
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In the wake of WeWork's failed IPO last month, schadenfreude fans had a lot to cheer from Adam Neumann's fall from grace.
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The sudden fall from grace was taken as a warning that Mr. Xi will play succession politics by his own ruthless rules.
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Fall from grace Zuma was once a wildly popular figure who was celebrated as an anti-apartheid hero in Nelson Mandela's realm.
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Fall from grace Jaguar Land Rover enjoyed something of a reawakening under Speth, who led the company as CEO for 24 years.
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One former Trump adviser — a person who described their own dealings with Bannon as warm — was perplexed by his fall from grace.
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The seeds of the A2380's fall from grace were already present behind the scenes of the 2380 launch party, insiders say.
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Lisa Bloom, who relinquished her role in Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace last week, released a statement explaining her decision to defend Weinstein.
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Here's what led some women in Hollywood to fall from grace — and how long it took for them to come back from it.
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But the film doesn't do enough to establish who Roland is, and why his fall from grace and return to heroism should matter.
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Its rapid fall from grace has also spooked investors and sparked fears of a crisis in the country's non-banking financial services sector.
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Eventually, I'll probably fall away from the apps myself, whether from their fall from grace, my own serious relationship, or just plain boredom.
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The fall from grace of the governing Workers' Party, once devoted to transparency and clean government, has deepened public mistrust of Brazilian politics.
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The plight of Hollywood icons who achieved success, only to fall from grace due to drug use or erratic behavior, is well-documented.
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After a tumultuous year which saw Chinese technology conglomerate LeEco fall from grace, the company's billionaire founder was recently dealt yet another blow.
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McCarthy's moral absolutism appealed to the sanctimonious Bobby, who was an unapologetic supporter of McCarthy even after the latter's ignominious fall from grace.
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Considered one of the greatest players in his country's history, Platini's fall from grace is perhaps even more spectacular than that of Blatter.
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The arrest is a remarkable fall from grace for a man regarded as one of the most powerful executives in the auto industry.
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I was witnessing the result of a dramatic fall from grace, being played out to minimal response in the corner of a brothel.
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The phrase describes when a person's 15 minutes of fame are followed by an abrupt fall from grace when distasteful misdeeds are unearthed.
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The phrase describes when a person's 15 minutes of fame is followed by an abrupt fall from grace when distasteful misdeeds are unearthed.
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Here is our guide to the people and events that led to Mr. Mahathir's return to power and Mr. Najib's fall from grace.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, who was a ringleader of a lot of online hate directed at you, had a precipitous fall from grace this year.
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The interview resulted in a spectacular fall from grace for Prince Andrew, and businesses and organizations affiliated with him rushed to cut ties.
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If the program hadn't told me that "Fall From Grace" was about a father and son, I don't think I would have guessed.
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Kim's fall from grace Kim Jong Nam was born in 1971 to former North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's favored mistress Song Hye Rim.
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The congressman's public fall from grace took less than 24 hours — far quicker than any of the other lawmakers currently accused of sexual misconduct.
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This week, Amazon rolled out three…Read more ReadThe Echo's fall from grace is heartbreaking considering how bright its future looked a year ago.
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The fall from grace is embodied in capitalism; man is redeemed as the proletariat rises up against its exploiters and creates a communist utopia.
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Dos Santos has suffered a fall from grace since her father, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, was replaced by President Joao Lourenco in September 2017.
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With some new and returning faces, this season captures the Pirates fall from grace that leaves the coaches and the town looking for change.
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AA was acquired by the Canadian manufacturer Gildan earlier this year, as part of the brand's very public fall from grace and subsequent bankruptcy.
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Investors are watching to see if the authorities' handling of Toshiba's fall from grace is consistent with Japan's of-late more shareholder-friendly climate.
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In the wake of Mr Ghosn's fall from grace last November it has been an example of how not to run a car empire.
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Not only was it was one of the most watched cases on television, but the doc shares a famous black man's fall from grace.
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Despite his fall from grace, Mr. Spitzer has continued to have a presence in New York City, and its tabloid chronicles, since stepping down.
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There are a lot of reasons for the Falcons' fall from grace, and it's hard to say if quarterback play is one of them.
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Try to capture the infinitude of space and this is what you get: a fall from grace, a descent from the heavens to earth.
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The phrase describes when a person's 15 minutes of fame is followed by an abrupt fall from grace when distasteful past misdeeds are unearthed.
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Then there was the overt smugness of some commentators, as if Ms. Argento's presumed fall from grace nullified the entirety of the #MeToo movement.
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One-time national hero It was a hard fall from grace for the man who had begun his political career as a national hero.
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It sent shockwaves throughout the global economy; a symbolic fall from grace for one of the many institutions seen as too big to fail.
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Loss of authority over this key program, aimed at drawing local and foreign investors into infrastructure projects, marks a fall from grace for Lorenzoni.
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Earlier in the week Bannon was removed from the National Security Council as what staffers say signals a fall from grace inside the administration.
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Barney Fein is a depraved Hollywood mogul — "a bloated monster" — whose fall from grace can be seen in London's West End starting in June.
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Mr. Lauer is the latest high-profile media figure to face a swift fall from grace amid accusations of sexual harassment and sexual misconduct.
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Kerik's fall from grace began in 2004, when he was nominated by then–President George W. Bush to head the Department of Homeland Security.
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We may never know what there is to be learned from this catastrophic fall from grace, except that sometimes your best just isn't good enough.
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Where there's a failed pop star, there are no doubt an army of stans lying in their wake, deflated by their idol's fall from grace.
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McCarrick's sudden fall from grace stunned the American Church because he was a widely respected leader for decades and a confidant of popes and presidents.
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The long, torturously slow relationship build-up winds up hollow, because it's so obviously only in place to make Tom's fall from grace more painful.
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Based on "Paradise Lost," John Milton's epic poem about Satan and man's fall from grace, but intended for teenagers, Pullman's trilogy isn't light or childish.
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You don't have to look far to find examples of companies making the same sorts of poor decisions that led to Uber's fall from grace.
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By the late 90s, Mr. Gutfreund seemed reconciled with his fall from grace, putting his legal problems behind him and running an investment consulting firm.
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Yes, the company founded by Bob Weinstein and his now-infamous brother Harvey, whose spectacular fall from grace was still more than six years away.
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The recordings reveal a man who is fixated on his own celebrity, anxious about losing his status and contemptuous of those who fall from grace.
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Among the many things that Woods lost in his public fall from grace a decade ago, one of the most obvious was his steely resolve.
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Widad Babiker Omer, known by Sudan's revolutionaries as "Marie Antoinette" for her ostentatious spending and fall from grace, had not been seen since the coup.
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Regardless, we can now all rest easy knowing that even the Apple Card — once hailed as pure as the driven snow — will fall from grace.
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Tyler Perry's latest film, A Fall from Grace, which is his first to debut on Netflix, is by all appearances intended to be a thriller.
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The film opens with a voice-of-God narrator explaining the fall from grace of fictional anchorman Howard Beale, his declining ratings, and subsequent firing.
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Word of Marquis-Boire's behavior began to circulate in the digital rights community, and soon, news of his fall from grace began to reach New Zealand.
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Considering that at the peak of its success, Yahoo was valued at $2013 billion, this is yet another benchmark moment in the company's fall from grace.
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This trend has survived the fall from grace of Fethullah Gulen, the exiled preacher who is blamed by Mr Erdogan for the coup attempt of 2016.
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It is the latest in the fall from grace for South Korea's first female president who was driven from office by massive and peaceful popular protests.
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Regulators from South Africa, Germany and the Netherlands are combing for clues and possible culpability in the spectacular fall from grace of the sprawling retail empire.
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All this potential doesn't mean that short-term concerns aren't valid, or that some games companies (even those currently at scale) might not fall from grace.
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Pettis endured a dramatic fall from grace after snatching Benson Henderson's championship from his grasp and later defending his belt against former Strikeforce titleholder Gilbert Melendez.
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Mr. Jia's fall from grace is a cautionary tale about China's fast-moving tech world, where firms can soar and fall at the same dizzying speed.
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Orioles 6, Yankees 5 BALTIMORE — Luis Severino's fall from grace between his excellent rookie season of 2015 and his dispiriting sophomore year of 2016 was shocking.
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Some view his sentencing as a fall from grace between Meng and Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is running an anti-corruption campaign throughout the country.
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But his story is very much one of a fall from grace, and the leader has at times been the subject of ridicule in the country.
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The film from Jason Reitman is based on the 85033 book, "All the Truth is Out," by columnist Matt Bai, about Hart's political fall from grace.
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TMZ's learned several comedy hot spots in NYC would gladly welcome Louis back, despite his fall from grace last year after he copped to sexual misconduct.
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Titling his essay "Exile," Hockenberry writes of his fall from grace and defends his actions on the somewhat confused grounds that our pornographic culture has killed romance.
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Stay tuned: The decision could be announced as soon as Tuesday, according to multiple reports, closing out the latest chapter in the startup's gripping fall from grace.
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Once a renowned political consultant who made a fortune lobbying for foreign dictators, Manafort's fall from grace was exacerbated by his chronic aversion to telling the truth.
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Sadly, for Trump and the nation, Ty Cobb, the modern-day lawyer, seems not to have learned either from Kasowitz's fall from grace or his ancestor's antics.
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But Bannon was removed from the NSC earlier this week, seen by many White House staffers as a sign of his fall from grace inside the administration.
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The list is growing Before his fall from grace Cosby was an in-demand commencement speaker and was awarded honorary degrees from dozens of colleges and universities.
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It's a serious fall from grace for Conway, who emerged as one of the most aggressive and talented talking heads on cable news during Trump's presidential campaign.
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His fall from grace started in 2009 when his wife caught him cheating with multiple women and continued through 2017 when he pleaded guilty to reckless driving.
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But his story is very much one of a fall from grace, and the former leader has at times been the subject of ridicule in the country.
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They include McChrystal, whose reputation has largely recovered from that 2010 fall from grace, but gaining that audience is not in itself the point of the podcast.
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It offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Paterno home during a weeks-long media siege as the family grapples with its sudden fall from grace.
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" Meanwhile, in "Reflections From a Hashtag," Ghomeshi writes of experiencing suicidal depression after his fall from grace, and as a result of receiving "a crash course in empathy.
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After Lance Armstrong's fall from grace cost him millions of dollars in lost endorsements and lawsuit settlements, one thing kept him on his feet: his investment in Uber.
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"'The either/or,'" the division of male from female, is the fall from grace, P-Orridge explained in their reading of the story of the Garden of Eden.
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After his tragic fall from grace on Bachelor In Paradise, you'd think Dean Unglert might be hiding away in a cave in Calabasas, licking his reality television wounds.
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Gabbard's fall from grace in the Democratic Party came in a peculiar fashion: She picked a series of high-profile fights with the Obama administration over foreign policy.
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But Facebook itself is as unpopular as ever, surveys show, and this nosedive has been driven — and this is key — by its fall from grace with Democratic voters.
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Considering Verboten's spectacular fall from grace, it's safe to say the entire New York nightlife community's interest was thoroughly piqued on what would happen to the space next.
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Regulators from South Africa, Germany and the Netherlands are combing the evidence for clues and possible culpability in the spectacular fall from grace of the sprawling retail empire.
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A week after Michael Flynn's abrupt fall from grace, President Trump will smooth things over with a national security adviser that at least some people can agree on.
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In the piece, the 40-year-old defends her father, who experienced a public fall from grace in 2014 after various allegations of sexual assault made national news.
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The party suffered a fall from grace under a 2010 coalition with the Conservatives, however, and they will face an uphill battle to increase their current nine seats.
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Schneiderman's swift resignation, which came just hours after The New Yorker published its report, is a shocking fall from grace for a once rising star in Democratic politics.
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His fall from grace captured media headlines and encouraged women to come forward with their allegations against powerful men in several different industries including politics, media and business.
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The Good Wife was a tongue-in-cheek shot at how the public perceived Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) in the wake of her husband Peter's fall from grace.
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Ms. Fan, who turns 37 on Sunday, has dropped out of public view for more than three months — the victim of a sudden and precipitous fall from grace.
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Former General Motors Vice Chairman Bob Lutz believes ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn's ego contributed to the executive's fall from grace and current status as an international fugitive.
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Mr. Mallya capped a stunning fall from grace on Tuesday, when the British police arrested him as part of proceedings that could lead to his extradition to India.
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Even with the backing of Netflix and his own groundbreaking new production studio, the filmmaker's latest, "Tyler Perry's A Fall From Grace," still doesn't rise above that formula.
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It's common knowledge that Uber, once touted as the company behind the future of transit, has had a highly publicized fall from grace over the last few months.
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"Schitt's Creek" follows the Rose family's fall from grace: Johnny (Eugene Levy) used to run a video store empire, and his wife, Moira (O'Hara), was a soap star.
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The allegations against McCarrick, whose fall from grace stunned the U.S. Church, date back decades to when he was still rising to the top of the hierarchy there.
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That led to AOL's fall from grace, going from being valued at $224 billion in today's money to just $4.4 billion when it was sold to Verizon in 2015.
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In the wake of his fall from grace, many of Hollywood's most famous women have come forward with their own tales of harassment at the hands of powerful men.
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James Cartwright, who was called President Obama's "favorite general" until his fall from grace, illustrates the steps investigators often have to go through to close a complicated leak investigation.
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The piece, published Friday, part of an issue called The Fall of Men, hits readers over the head with how much Ghomeshi has struggled since his fall from grace.
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Now the question is whether this fall from grace really is that – or just a temporary blip before the industry forgives and forgets in another few months or years.
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Since then, it has had to stomach losses of up to $4 billion a year and a dramatic fall from grace that has left it fighting to stay afloat.
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World Golf Foundation CEO Steve Mona told Reuters he was optimistic that Woods' return could have a positive impact on the golf economy, after his 2009 fall from grace.
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"The comparisons between the 2017 back half comps (excellent) and 2018-to-date (poor) are stark and explain essentially all of bitcoin's fall from grace this year," Colas said.
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Opinion Columnist Few political movements have experienced as quick and dramatic a fall from grace as what happened to the Sanders campaign between the Nevada caucuses and Super Tuesday.
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Written, produced, and directed by Perry (who also makes a cameo in the film), A Fall from Grace tells the twisty tale of a love story gone horribly wrong.
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China Huarong Asset Management said on Sunday that its first-half earnings would fall sharply, the latest stumble in an acute crisis triggered by its chairman's fall from grace.
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A lot of people seem to be relishing Nicki's fall from grace, though, and the reaction to "No Frauds" so far has been, as far as I can tell, lukewarm.
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In it, a woman, first played by Janet Gaynor and later by Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand, rises to fame while her famous husband experiences a drastic fall from grace.
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Given that unemployment has begun to fall, the euro-zone economy is picking up and Mr Macron has yet to pass controversial legislation, this rapid fall from grace is perplexing.
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The film follows Harding's childhood struggles with abuse and poverty, her battle for supremacy on the ice and then her very public fall from grace after rival Kerrigan was attacked.
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Nor would the recent fall from grace of "responsible" leaders of the centre ground, for whom pragmatism and technocratic management have proved unequal to the demands of a turbulent age.
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Campbell Soup, once seen as an obvious dance partner for Kraft Heinz, suffered its own public fall from grace, before also committing to shedding much of its packaged food empire.
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You sit through Amy's fall from grace for her thrilling, immoral vanity and lust for pickled limes; through Meg's disgrace for her forbidden love of fashionable dresses and high heels.
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Meanwhile, it has been a swift fall from grace for Kelly, who just two years ago was viewed as a football visionary, someone working to reshape everything about the sport.
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Cosby steered clear of mentioning his fall from grace at the gig, but he's been on a bizarre publicity tour ahead of his retrial on sexual assault charges in April.
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A number of tech industry journalists and critics have commented over the last two years on Apple's apparent fall from grace by pointing the finger at its industrial design failures.
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But other schools have yet to decide the fate of similar symbolic accolades, which are often given to honor success but have increasingly been withdrawn when recipients fall from grace.
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I can't lie; it's been vengefully satisfying to see powerful men like Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K., Matt Lauer, Kevin Spacey, and Rose fall from grace over the past several months.
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Communist authorities censored the "Man of Marble", angered by its portrayal of political corruption in the early 1950s Stalinist period, shown through the fall from grace of a Stakhanovite bricklayer.
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VICE News Editor-in-Chief Jason Mojica spends a day with Bernie Kerik in his home to discuss his past, his fall from grace, and his hopes for the future.
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It is a fundamental part of the British psyche that, following a meteoric rise in popularity such as the one seen by Nando's, there will come a fall from grace.
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Be on the look-out for Netflix films 231 Seconds, Tyler Perry's A Fall from Grace, and Ghost Stories — plus, old hits like Inception and more Lord of the Rings.
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Mr. Zhao's arc from self-declared victim to officially designated villain has been dramatic even for China, where the party controls the courts and businesspeople can abruptly fall from grace.
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She's documented blood and guts, launched the TV career of arguably the most famous living celebrity chef, and profiled the fall from grace of one of contemporary American cuisine's pioneers.
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Now, we know that Luke is going to appear somewhere as a tiny baby, and as we watch his father fall from grace, it's harder to view Luke as unremarkable.
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Kim, who was in his mid-40s, had a reputation for traveling on fake passports -- doing so may have even been tied to his fall from grace in his home country.
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The move represents a fall from grace for True Religion, which became a part of popular culture a decade ago as celebrities including Katie Holmes and Jessica Simpson donned its apparel.
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Carreyrou is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist whose series of damning reports about Theranos leadership and its non-functioning technology directly led to the company's fall from grace.
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A few months later, Simons replaced Bill Gaytten as creative director at Dior, after a limbo period following John Galliano's dramatic fall from grace and dismissal for his anti-Semitic remarks.
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Ken Starr, the special prosecutor who authored the famous report that graphically detailed Clinton's sexual misconduct, is now facing the same sort of fall from grace that overtook Gingrich and Hastert.
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The plans - key to Huishan's survival - are the latest twist in a rapid fall from grace that has laid bare the risks of excess leverage and financial engineering in corporate China.
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FALL FROM GRACE When Goyal and his wife, Anita, started Jet in 1993, state-run Air India was the only formidable opponent, and the country's aviation market was just taking off.
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The president's eldest daughter, Gulnara Karimova, was once groomed to inherit the crown, but a few years ago she had a spectacular fall from grace, leaving the family tainted by scandal.
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In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Yetide Badaki, the actress who plays Bilquis, talked about the goddess' fall from grace and what that says about responses to women's sexuality.
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He suffered the fall from grace of the braggart, took himself to Paris in 2010 because he thought it might understand him better, and then returned, penitent and ready to work.
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The fall from grace was swift, and it may be permanent with Sherman's injury being career-threatening for a player of his position and age, and Chancellor not getting any younger.
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" Both of them, she writes, "saw themselves as avatars of modernity" but both had also "crossed the line between audacity and arrogance and sowed the seeds of their fall from grace.
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This biography begins the only way it probably could have: with the car accident at Woods's home on the day after Thanksgiving in 2009 that precipitated his steep fall from grace.
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Despite his fall from grace, Mr. Weiner sounded hopeful after serving 18 months of a 21-month sentence that he received in 20173 for sending sexually explicit texts to a minor.
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Nissan's fall from grace — a declining stock price and bruised corporate image — is not due to Ghosn's removal; it is a very sick company due to weak management and poor governance.
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Fall from grace Basra, sitting on the Shatt Al-Arab waterway, was once known as the "Venice of the East" because of its system of canals, canals now brimming with rubbish.
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It is a rapid fall from grace for a woman who became the first female president of South Korea, and now the first president to be stripped legally of her position.
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Friends in the know messaged me on Instagram, reminding me that the hot sun and turquoise water wouldn't last: "Get ready for your fall from grace: winter in Calgary," they said.
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YouTube star PewDiePie's fall from grace riled up his 53 million subscribers, but unless you're a Gen-Z videogamer, you may find the name splashed across many a headline this week unfamiliar.
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Perhaps he'll be discarded as a liability soon enough (look at Chris Christie's fall from grace) and Trump will implement an orthodox GOP foreign policy, just as he did on domestic policy.
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And since Trump frequently boasted that he would install a governing team of the highest caliber, Flynn's fall from grace is certain to raise questions about the judgment of the President himself.
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It was before the mental toll that a crushing fall from grace can have obliterated Rose's psyche, which led the 29-year-old to contemplate walking away from the sport several times.
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This report will take stock of the banking industry, chiefly in America and Europe, a decade after the precipitous fall from grace of banks on both sides of the Atlantic (see article).
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Latin America's fall from grace is most obvious in Venezuela and Nicaragua, which are sliding into dictatorship; in communist Cuba, which stands behind those two regimes, hopes of reform have been dashed.
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The loss is quite the fall from grace for the 15-term Congress member who was rumored at one point to be under consideration for the role of Trump's secretary of state.
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"She used to run track back in high school / now she tricks on the track right by school," Wayne raps, seemingly about to tell a familiar story of a fall from grace.
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Prior to her fall from grace, Cristina was known for her intelligence — she was the first female member of Spain's royal family to earn a college degree — and athleticism, the AFP reports.
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One of the contributing factors for the fall from grace of Yahoo messenger, the most popular IM service of yesteryear, was its inability to deal with the spam unleashed by its bots.
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Once so in vogue, the term 'marginal gains' may have taken a near-fatal knock in the wake of Sir Dave Brailsford and Team Sky's prolonged and wince-inducing fall from grace.
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Established more than 50 years ago, the company transformed itself from a small South African business to a furniture and household goods retailer straddling four continents before its dramatic fall from grace.
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He is someone who built his brand on being the flawed Everyman (perverted warts and all), and he'd primed his die-hard fans perfectly for a fall from grace and quiet comeback.
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The rise of the #MeToo movement, led by women speaking out about harassment and assault, has caused male entertainment heavyweights like Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer and Kevin Spacey to fall from grace.
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As anyone familiar with Pee-wee likely remembers, Pee-wee's fall from grace was prompted by Reubens' 1991 arrest for indecent exposure after he was caught masturbating at an adult movie theater.
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The 64-year-old business leader's fall from grace has raised questions about the future of the alliance, which makes one in nine cars sold worldwide and employs more than 450,000 people.
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In Black Mirror, while Ashley O's manager understands the marketability of the pop star's fall from grace, the episode doesn't seem to acknowledge that a toy or a hologram isn't the answer.
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Odebrecht expanded from its construction roots into one of Brazil's biggest conglomerates but began its fall from grace in 2014, when it became a principal target of the country's largest-ever corruption probe.
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Elizabeth Holmes' integrity is being called into question with HBO's documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley and ABC Radio's podcast The Drop Out detailing the former CEO's fall from grace.
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Suu Kyi, who is officially barred from the presidency but still rules as State Counselor through trusted proxies, has experienced a stunning fall from grace over her mishandling of minority and indigenous groups.
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Fall from grace Kim Jong Nam was the most public of all of Kim Jong Il's sons before Kim Jong Un took power, though most remember him for the scandalous headlines he made.
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The spectacular failure of Silicon Valley unicorn Theranos — and Elizabeth Holmes' fall from grace — has given the blood- testing business a bad name, but investors and start-ups in the sector are undeterred.
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Bill Cosby was convicted Thursday of drugging and raping Andrea Constand at his Pennsylvania home in 2004, marking a new fall from grace for a comedian who built his reputation as America's Dad.
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The hearing may be the final chapter of his widely watched trials that marked a fall from grace for the athlete, nicknamed "Blade Runner," the first double-amputee to compete in the Olympics.
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In other words, any sane theatergoer hearing of this latest effort from Mr. Bartlett, whose earlier work includes the excellent but small-scale "Cockfight Play," might have predicted a Shakespearean fall from grace.
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"The fall from grace in all these department stores is that people can get the same stuff online and there is a rise of other quality brands at a cheaper price," Naryshkine said.
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European stocks also suffered outflows of $2 billion, taking year-to-date flows into negative territory - reflecting the region's fall from grace this year as macroeconomic data shows signs the "Euroboom" is slowing.
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When the Japanese quintet of Uchimura, Koji Yamamuro, Ryohei Kato Yusuke Tanaka and Kenzo Shirai ended their Asian rivals' eight-year reign as Olympic champions on Monday, it completed China's fall from grace.
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Steven Bannon's tipsy fall from grace continued gaining terminal velocity Tuesday afternoon as Breitbart announced that President Trump's former chief strategist would step down as the executive chairman of the alt-right rag.
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Tuesday's development drove home the stunning fall from grace of officials who sold the idea that Rio's Olympics would transform a developing-world city through giant strides in security, infrastructure and environmental improvements.
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Its fall from grace, said Valeriano Ruiz Hernández, a retired professor at Seville University who taught many of the company's engineers, is "a genuine hammer blow" for Spain and its renewable energy sector.
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Dos Anjos' win over Cerrone capped off a remarkable rise to the top from a position of mid-card obscurity, but his subsequent fall from grace from the Octagon is perhaps more mystifying.
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The case has shaken the global auto industry and marked a dramatic fall from grace for an executive once lauded for his rescue of Nissan from the brink of bankruptcy two decades ago.
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Underscoring Facebook's relative fall from grace, the Menlo Park, California-based company dropped to the 23rd spot in Glassdoor's list of "Best Places to Work" in 2020 from seventh place a year ago.
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In a related vein, one of the catalysts Bieber identified for his fall from grace was that, from the age of 13, he was surrounded by people who said that he was great.
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It is unclear how many Chinese banks participated in the financing in light of the dramatic fall from grace of Huawei, which had gone from a darling to pariah within a few months.
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Less than an hour later, Schneiderman had complied, marking a stunning fall from grace for a politician widely seen as a rising star in the Democratic Party and a champion of the #MeToo movement.
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Less than an hour later, Schneiderman stepped down, marking a stunning fall from grace for a politician widely seen as a rising star in the Democratic Party and a champion of the #MeToo movement.
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Other bloggers were no kinder: In 22013, Gawker's Brian Moylan published a photo timeline of Lohan's "fall from grace," mostly making fun of her appearance, at one point comparing her to the Crypt Keeper.
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They said that Kalanick and his lieutenants had favorites who played by different rules than other employees, and that even those favorites were nervous that they could fall from grace, which they sometimes did.
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From the trading floors of Wall Street to the police holding-pens of the Bronx he told the story of Sherman McCoy, bond-trader and Master of the Universe, and his fall from grace.
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Stumpf's fall from grace started with a $185 million regulatory settlement between the bank, regulatory authorities and a Los Angeles prosecutor over its staff opening as many as 2 million accounts without customers' knowledge.
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Kevin Spacey's fall from grace is getting worse -- the actor's been dropped from an already finished Ridley Scott film after the director decided to remove him in the wake of more sexual abuse allegations.
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Like so many rock-star entrepreneurs who shoot to success only to fall from grace, Kalanick has demonstrated a lack of the most critical (yet least understood) skill in the business world: self-awareness.
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About 150 members of the family were banished from Istanbul in 1924, and their fall from grace from a house that once reigned from the Persian Gulf to the gates of Vienna was stunning.
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Amazon's fall from grace was also accelerated by a series of scandals, political interventions, and growing competitor backlash which increasingly pushed the company out of favor despite its dominance of the cloud computing industry.
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It was a stunning fall from grace for a leader who just a year ago was Malaysia's most powerful person, described by the attorney general on Wednesday as wielding "near absolute power" in office.
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Randall told VICE she and her boyfriend, Sam Murphy, didn't laugh as C.K. riffed about his "bad year," all the money he's lost, how "hard" his life has become since his fall from grace.
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His 1977 film "Man of Marble" was censored by Communist officials angered by its portrayal of political corruption in the early 1950s Stalinist period, shown through the fall from grace of a Stakhanovite bricklayer.
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One unknown is the future of Paul Achleitner, who has been the chairman of Deutsche Bank's supervisory board since 2012 and is blamed by some investors and executives for the bank's fall from grace.
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Lyft has been quietly taking advantage of Uber's fall from grace with do-gooder initiatives like ways to donate the spare change from your ride to charity and its own donation to the ACLU.
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Mr. Pearson confessed his change of heart in the pulpit and endured a fall from grace as meteoric as his rise, with even Mr. Roberts pleading with him to take back his heretical words.
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" In handing down the sentence in Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas, Judge John Boccabella said, "This is a Shakespearean tragedy; this is a fall from grace that is both unfortunate and well deserved.
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In telling this story, "Why?" steps back from its faith in drama, choosing to relate Meyerhold's fall from grace — including imprisonment, torture, his wife's violent death and his own execution — in purely documentary form.
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"She had a fall from grace and was piecing things back together," Mr. Bravo said, adding that she was studying forensic science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and worked there as well.
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In an unstable, fragile world — one in which even Halls of Fame can fall from grace — well, as Keats once wrote, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
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Cryptoassets are back in vogue too with Bitcoin up 230% after its 228 fall from grace and despite almost daily Brexit chaos and the loss of another prime minister, UK Gilts have returned 13%.
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The clash marked a sharp fall from grace for Broadcom, whose chief executive, Hock Tan, Trump welcomed to the White House last year to announce a plan to move its headquarters to the United States.
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FALL FROM GRACE South Africa's biggest corporate scandal has all but wiped out shareholders equity and led to several resignations, including chief executive Markus Jooste, who was instrumental in putting Steinhoff on investors' radar screens.
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"Bill Cosby's fall from grace is one of the most steep and startling in the history of our culture, especially because his iconic career in the public eye has spanned nearly six decades," says Grabowski.
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Earlier this summer, then-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick experienced a public fall from grace after victims went on record with the New York Times about abuse they experienced as minors and as seminarians under his tutelage.
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The new Black Mirror episode, starring Miley Cyrus and titled "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" is about a pop star's fall from grace as she tries to grapple with her fame and an overbearing manager.
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The latest arrest, which national broadcaster NHK described as a highly unusual move for someone who has already been released on bail, marks the latest dramatic twist in the once-feted executive's fall from grace.
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The arrest, which outside legal experts described as a highly unusual in Japan for someone who has already been released on bail, marks yet another dramatic turn in the once-feted executive's fall from grace.
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The upcoming bankruptcy is a fall from grace for BCBG, an acronym for the French phrase "bon chic, bon genre," which means good style, good attitude, and originally referred to stylish, well-to-do Parisians.
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The devil character stealthily kills the one dude's bird, which symbolizes Lucifer's fall from grace, and the cops (they live nearby) investigate it all after and they are confused but determined to solve the case.
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On Monday, Mr. Pearson as a symbol of innovation hit a dead end, as Valeant said that he would step down as chief executive, a stunning fall from grace that could reverberate throughout the industry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's former election campaign manager, Paul Manafort, was sent to jail pending trial on Friday after being charged with witness tampering, the latest episode in his long fall from grace.
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Today we'll see the long-awaited return of pitch-perfect Brit teen dramedy Sex Education, the debut of scary-sexy Dutch drama Ares, and the premiere of Tyler Perry's newest movie, A Fall From Grace.
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"The enormous consequences to General Cartwright of this prosecution and his very public fall from grace already have been more than sufficient to warn others to be truthful in speaking with federal investigators," they wrote.
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Charges against Zuma over the arms deal were reinstated last year, and Zuma has been in court on several occasions since, cementing a fall from grace for a politician who had dominated politics for a decade.
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Thursday's parole board hearing marks the latest twist in the saga of O.J. Simpson's fall from grace, which began in 1994 with the killing of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman.
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They just keep waiting for Donald Trump to suffer the fall from grace that, in their world, always happens to anyone who questions the eternal truth of supply-side economics or the gospel of 9/11.
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The rescue financing also marks a dramatic fall from grace for Neumann, who as recently as last month was preparing to take WeWork public as CEO after attaining a $240 billion valuation for it in January.
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The film also recounts his fall from grace after it was discovered that he perpetrated one of the largest Ponzi schemes in American history and swindled earnings from the hard-working, globally successful acts he managed.
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Bannon's fall from grace has coincided with the rise of Gary Cohn, who people keep inexplicably referring to as a "liberal Democrat" even though he appears to have left the party after it gutted Glass-Steagall.
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It was one of the first truly bad-girl things I'd ever done, and I just knew that every grownup within a block was already calling my parents to tell them about my fall from grace.
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The man who falls from grace through his own toxic behavior can become a "comeback kid," whereas the woman brought down in that fall from grace is just gone forever, even in our time of #MeToo.
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After the company's highly publicized fall from grace — in which its valuation was slashed by about $40 billion dollars — tech investors don't seem nearly as giddy as they once were to put fresh capital to work.
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But a fall from grace, which included the ejection of its outspoken CEO and the removal of its rental business in favor of the more lucrative home sales market, has resulted in this fairly underwhelming merger.
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Some pieces are stronger than others, like when the boat makes its way to a group of Cubans stranded on an island, or how the movie continues to check in on the businessman's fall from grace.
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The movie producer's fall from grace began in October 2017, after damaging stories about him appeared in The Times and The New Yorker, the first in a flood of public accusations from women about his conduct.
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Then came his fall from grace: a drug-fueled, messy stretch of Stapp-dom that culminated in him going broke, living in a Holiday Inn, and convincing himself that there was a vast conspiracy against him.
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His fall from grace came in 2100, when the drug squad started wiretapping two men, Yannick Dacheville and Gilles Benichou, following the seizure of 2000 kilos of cocaine in the Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine.
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His fall from grace came in 2011, when the drug squad started wiretapping two men, Yannick Dacheville and Gilles Benichou, following the seizure of 100 kilos of cocaine in the Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine.
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Guttenberg, himself once tipped as a potential Merkel successor before his fall from grace in an academic plagiarism scandal, criticised the government for its policy towards intervention in Syria in the face of a cynical Russia.
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The Fall also doubles in meaning in reference to Eve and Adam's "fall" from grace in the garden of Eden, when they eat the fruit of knowledge in their quest for knowledge that doesn't belong to them.
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EX-MALAYSIA LEADER&aposS ARREST PART OF A SWIFT FALL FROM GRACE The patrician and luxury-loving Najib, wearing a suit and a red tie, appeared calm and smiled as he was escorted into the court complex.
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The rescue financing also marks a dramatic fall from grace for Neumann, who as recently as last month was preparing to take WeWork public as chief executive after attaining a $240 billion valuation for it in January.
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Such a move would represent a fall from grace for the former darling of Wall Street and the renewable energy sector, whose rapid, debt-fueled expansion with solar and wind energy plants around the world proved unsustainable.
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The defeat is a humiliating fall from grace for Najib, the scion of one of Malaysia's most prominent political families, and his coalition party, Barisan Nasional, which had led the country since its independence 61 years ago.
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Who would succeed Fidel and Raul Castro has been the subject of intense speculation in Cuba for decades and has led to the fall from grace of more than one official for seemingly vying for the job.
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His appearance at the inquiry – set up to test allegations that Zuma allowed cronies to plunder state resources and influence government appointments – marked a dramatic fall from grace for a politician who long dominated the country's politics.
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This moment of clarifying anger is particularly impressive given the recent lack of respect paid to another type of victim, one who dominated the news directly before Mr. Weinstein's fall from grace: the college sexual assault victim.
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For Louis C. K. not to address his fall from grace feels like the equivalent of someone who has been listening only to wait for the rest of us to stop talking, so he can talk again.
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But writer-director David Mamet's play, inspired by Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace and the rise of the #MeToo movement, didn't so much add to the cultural discourse as attach itself shamelessly to a hot-button topic.
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But writer-director David Mamet's play, inspired by Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace and the rise of the #MeToo movement, didn't so much add to the cultural discourse as attach itself shamelessly to a hot-button topic.
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Suruga's fall from grace is dramatic given the bank has previously been praised by investors and even some FSA officials as a role model for other regional banks in its efforts to build a sustainable business model.
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A giant of the left, who only last month seemed set for a controversial fourth term as president, Morales' fall from grace has been swift, and the wreckage widespread, with violent protests breaking out across the country.
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Photo: GettyIn the latest chapter of Yahoo's fall from grace, the once-prominent internet company has been relegated to the role of bloatware on millions of Android phones, thanks to a new advertising agreement between Verizon and Samsung.
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Bombshell follows late, disgraced Fox News CEO and chairman Roger Ailes' fall from grace at the network after being accused of sexual harassment by numerous women, including Kelly and Gretchen Carlson, played by Nicole Kidman in the movie.
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While the Note 83 was head and shoulders above everything else before its fall from grace, the Note 8 isn't obviously better than many of the other big phones out this year, including Samsung's own Galaxy S8 Plus.
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Odebrecht, which had expanded from its construction roots into oil and gas, ethanol, real estate, transportation and even shipbuilding, began its fall from grace in 2014, when it became a principal target of Brazil's largest-ever corruption probe.
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What happened: Part of Uber's fall from grace has been Lyft's poor performance as a public company and the stock market's dreary week, but Uber also is fighting newly woke investors worried about its penchant for losing money.
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The re-arrest, which NHK described as a highly unusual move, marks the latest dramatic twist in the once-feted executive's fall from grace, and comes after fresh allegations about improper payments made by Nissan under his watch.
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For years, people expected that it would be his older daughter, Gulnara Karimova, 44, a high-profile businesswoman, diplomat, pop singer and fashion designer whose fall from grace after being accused of graft in 2013 reached Shakespearean proportions.
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So it is in this undemocratic fortress, of all places, that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, long the world's champion of democracy, spends her days, contemplating a spectacular fall from grace: the dishonored icon in her ghostly labyrinth.
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Mr. Smith's fall from grace has led many Australians to question whether the image they have of themselves and their country — as a place of the "fair go" and a healthy understated sense of competition — is actually exaggerated.
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The Spurs (47-35) can relate to the quick fall from grace, as they kept their 21-year playoff streak going but are a shell of themselves without Kawhi Leonard, who appeared in just nine games this season.
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"Fénix" is his first album in a decade, a stretch of time during which this former teenage reggaeton star underwent a fall from grace: struggles with alcohol and drugs, depression, extreme weight gain, financial battles and jail time.
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The accusations mark a fall from grace for Savchenko, whose steely defiance while on trial in Russia, including hunger strikes and showing a judge the middle finger live on TV, earned her the nickname of Ukraine's "Joan of Arc".
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"In my opinion, I don't think any less of Dean," Harrison continued, explaining that "the court of public opinion" is to blame for his sudden fall from grace (although, I'd like to add that his infidelity didn't help either).
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Probably the last thing Uber needs right now is to have anyone recount their recent setbacks, but the company's quick, Icarus-like fall from grace tells us much about how tech companies going through hyper growth can go wrong.
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The group's woes are feeding doubts about its business model—and heralding a possible fall from grace of the "lean-and-mean" investment strategy followed by 212G Capital, the Brazilian buy-out house that has controlled Kraft since 23.
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The recent troubles underscore an abrupt fall from grace of one of China's most prominent entrepreneurs, who created a tech empire ranging from a Netflix-like online content platform to a smart-car unit looking to rival Tesla Inc.
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The decision is a hard fall from grace for Boudou, 55, who also served as economy minister during the 2007-2015 administration of President Cristina Fernandez, and who was the first sitting Argentine vice president to face such charges.
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Eight years after China obliterated the opposition to win nine of the 14 golds on offer in Beijing, including seven of the eight men's titles, rival nations rejoiced in Rio as they completed the Asian nation's fall from grace.
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Najib, 64, was arrested at his home on Tuesday afternoon in a stunning fall from grace, less than two months after losing an election to Mahathir Mohamad and as part of the government's probe into 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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He adds, whenever life gets tough, religion and music guide him—a message enshrined in "Fall From Grace," a resonant track in which he pleads with God for direction while asserting his independence and capabilities in the rap game.
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Mr. Ghosn's family said his fall from grace in Japan, a nation that once celebrated the Brazilian-born son of Lebanese immigrants as a savior, and where his children spent their formative years, had been particularly hard to fathom.
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Story at a glance Citing Harvey Weinstein's "historic fall from grace" and severe preexisting health issues, the former Hollywood producer's legal team is asking the judge for leniency ahead of another landmark hearing on Wednesday in New York City.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Wardlow has received one of the biggest political gifts of the midterm election cycle, in large part because of his opponent's fall from grace, after Mr. Ellison's former girlfriend said that he mistreated her.
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The punishment made him the first celebrity of the #MeToo era to be sent to prison and all but completed the dizzying, late-in-life fall from grace for the comedian, former TV star and breaker of racial barriers.
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Petraeus, you'll recall, emerged from the Iraq War with a sky-high reputation as a military leader, got tapped to lead the CIA by Barack Obama, and had a stunning fall from grace related to mishandling of classified information.
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Nissan (NSANF) and Renault (RNLSY) are desperately trying to keep their alliance together in the wake of Carlos Ghosn's fall from grace, while Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) is considering its next steps after a merger proposal was rebuffed by Renault in June.
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In the case of Andy Rubin, a veteran associated deeply with the creation of the Android operating system, his fall from grace was reportedly eased by a $90 million golden parachute—something a number of Alphabet shareholders are now suing over.
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Shares in Steinhoff fell as much as 17 percent on Thursday to 1.83 rand, valuing the company around 8 billion rand, a dramatic fall from grace for the stock that was valued at around 200 billion rand just four months ago.
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The plea, coming on the heels of a conviction in a separate case last month, concludes a steep fall from grace for a multi-millionaire who was often at Trump's side as he took U.S. politics by storm in 2016.
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Weinstein's fall from grace has been swift and steep as more and more women have come forward in the wake of detailed accounts from the likes of Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Angelina Jolie, alleging they were sexually assaulted by Weinstein.
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But the Elantra's fall from grace, along with a slow start for a 2014 redesign of the Sonata criticized as staid, means Hyundai's market share has now been squeezed back to 4.3 percent, its lowest since the 2009 economic downturn.
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Real have suffered a dramatic fall from grace after winning the Liga and Champions League last season and are 17 points adrift of league leaders Barcelona, with beating PSG looking like coach Zinedine Zidane's last opportunity to cling to his job.
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The re-arrest, which NHK described as a highly unusual move, marks the latest dramatic twist in the once-feted executive's fall from grace, and comes after a swell of fresh allegations about improper payments made by Nissan under his watch.
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The fabled smartphone maker—once the top choice for governments the world over because of its software's superior security—had a spectacular and well-documented fall from grace beginning in 2011–2012, around the time that Apple's iPhone usurped the market.
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Mr McDonnell had been a budding GOP favourite before his fall from grace: he gave the Republican response to Barack Obama's State of the Union speech in 2010 and was widely talked about as a possible vice-presidential candidate in 2012.
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It examines Woods' life as a closely managed introverted child prodigy to a mixed-race global marketing phenomenon, and his mid-career fall from grace as a string of affairs and injuries took a toll on his image and performance.
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WeWork filed paperwork in August for an initial public offering, kicking off a swift fall from grace in which the company once privately valued at $47 billion was said to be seeking a public valuation as low as $10 billion.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak was arrested on Tuesday in a stunning fall from grace, less than two months after losing an election, amid allegations of massive corruption and misappropriation at a state fund he founded.
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He had spent most of the previous decade in Europe, the second of two exiles from the United States that, while productive, helped perpetuate a fall-from-grace narrative in the popular press that mirrored his most famous screen character.
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The verdict represented a remarkable fall from grace for Mr. Seabrook, who wielded significant power during the two decades he spent as the head of one of the most important public-employee unions in the city, with more than 20,000 members.
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A cotton shirtdress she is believed to have worn and a single shoe — known as a Soulier à la St. Huberty — which she is said to have lost on her way to the guillotine, attest to her fall from grace.
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Those questions loom with escalating alarm over Barry Levinson's "Paterno," which rides the fall from grace of the revered Penn State football coach — the winningest in college history — during the sexual abuse scandal surrounding Jerry Sandusky, a longtime assistant coach.
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The move underscores the abrupt fall from grace of one of China's most prominent entrepreneurs, who created a tech empire ranging from a Netflix-like online content platform to a smart-car unit looking to rival electric car giant Telsa Inc.
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It's clear from the start of Tyler Perry's new Netflix movie, A Fall From Grace, that it's going to have a couple surprises — if only because you don't cast Cicely Tyson and then only show her peeping around a corner.
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While a majority of South Koreans believe her ouster was merited, Ms. Park's fall from grace has been hard to accept for many older, conservative South Koreans who still worshiped her father and family as Koreans once did their ancient kings.
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So the more a leader is lionized in the press or more popular they appear to be at one moment, the more wary we should be and the more we should expect a fall from grace to happen at any moment.
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It was an abrupt fall from grace for a bank that modeled its headquarters on a luxury hotel and displayed a gold bar worth $500,000 in its lobby, as well as modern art it planned to donate to a new museum.
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The situation with losing seats on the board and just the fall from grace, but it's also not funny in a lot of ways when you think about, seriously, what's happening and what women have had to go through there.
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There are countless other juicy details, but at its heart, Molly's Game (coming to theaters November 22) is about a powerful woman who works her way to the top of a male-dominated and illicit industry — as well as her fall from grace.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Sympathy for the Spanish monarchy is in short supply among the spectators heading into a theater in Madrid's edgy Lavapies district, where an irreverent look at the former King Juan Carlos' fall from grace is playing to sell-out audiences.
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The sentencing completed a fall from grace for Drumm who, in the words of his lawyer, came from "humble beginnings" as an accountant's apprentice to reach the "dizzying heights" of becoming CEO of the then rapidly growing bank at the age of 38.
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As the Tonya of Craig Gillespie's I, Tonya, Robbie dons the fluffy bangs and the '90s fashions and then proceeds to tear her way, ravenous and incandescent, through a rise from poverty and fall from grace that's portrayed as both epic and ridiculous.
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Born into the harsh glare of Hollywood, the aspiring singer who family called "Krissy" lived in the shadow of her celebrity parents—coping with their blinding fame as well as their tragic fall from grace amid divorce, drug addiction and financial woes.
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The 61-year-old's fall from grace was swift after he was summoned to a meeting with new FA chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn to discuss overnight revelations from an undercover sting set up by Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper.
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The New York City lawyer caught on video this week launching a racially-charged tirade against Spanish-speaking restaurant workers is facing legal complaints from elected officials and has been booted from his office as his whirlwind fall from grace continues Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Even if the diesel engine's scandal-driven fall from grace pushes it out of the world's passenger cars, an increasing need for it on ships, in trucks and heavy industry could save the refineries that invested heavily in producing the fuel.
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And MMA has always been more rigid and less forgiving than that, with little tolerance for moral relativism or nuance from its heroes, ready to help accelerate anyone's fall from grace the moment they show the faintest hint of hubris or weakness.
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It's one thing to collaborate with Coca-Cola on New Coke references or give Kellogg's ample Eggo namedrops—both companies are American institutions and unless one of them has a Radio Shack-style fall from grace, they won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
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From Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey's recent fall from grace regarding his association with the white supremacist, alt-right group "Nimble America" to Peter Thiel's prime-time speech at the RNC, Silicon Valley players are increasingly entangled in the high stakes of politics.
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Shares in Steinhoff were up more than 5 percent at 1.94 rand in mid-morning trade, valuing the company at around 8 billion rand ($554 million) - a dramatic fall from grace for a stock valued at 224 billion rand 15 months ago.
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Djokovic, who has suffered a fall from grace over the last year while wrestling with injuries and a lack of confidence, looked his old dominant self as he hammered the Austrian 6-1 6-22016 in the second semi-final in virtuoso fashion.
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The oil company's fall from grace is emblematic of how Brazil has seen its profile eclipsed in the investment world as commodities prices slumped, the country's worst economic recession in a generation took hold and a sweeping corruption scandal gripped the country's elites.
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What's more, "Junk," based partly on the fall from grace of the supertrader Michael Milken, is not without classic popcorn elements of heavy-breathing financial melodrama — entrapment, betrayal, a compromising sexual liaison, showdowns between brokers at dawn and even a collateral suicide.
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The result was a very public fall from grace for the brand that was once a favorite of Michelle Obama, and that for almost a decade was a retail fairy tale, with Mr. Drexler as the hero and Ms. Lyons as the heroine.
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Even as cereal and milk fall from grace, plenty of other breakfast foods have gained in popularity, along with plant-based offerings that simulate sausage, beef and pork at a growing number of fast food chains and fast-casual restaurants (Yahoo Finance).
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Given Mr. Cosby's fall from grace, amid numerous accusations of sexual assault, it may be left to Mr. Thicke to represent the evolutionary moment in time that soon blossomed into the much richer, if still imperfect, collection of television fathers we have today.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British novelist Hilary Mantel unveiled the final installment on Wednesday of her Tudor trilogy about Thomas Cromwell, the blacksmith's son who rose to be King Henry VIII's most powerful adviser only to fall from grace and meet a gruesome end.
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"Viewed through the lens of the intelligentsia and the media elite, D'Souza has suffered a tragicomic fall from grace, undone by some combination of conspiratorial thinking, pseudo-academic posturing, and hubris," Simon van Zuylen-Wood wrote in a 2013 profile for National Journal.
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Now the only one of 11 executive officers at the bank who did not work there before its fall from grace is a consummate insider: C. Allen Parker, general counsel, 62 years old and former presiding partner at storied law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
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At Slate, Jim Newell makes a similar argument that Weiner's penis can't be plausibly recast as a "campaign issue," noting that Weiner's fall from grace should be riveting in its own right without the attempts to shoehorn it into being revealing about Clinton's candidacy.
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Lewandowski's fall from grace came after a bitter, protracted internecine battle with Manafort, a battle that diverted attention from Trump's skeletal campaign staff, which instead should have been focused on building out a national operation, and focusing its fire on presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Shares in the company closed 1 percent higher on Tuesday at 2.01 rand, valuing the company at around 8 billion rand ($554.02 million), a dramatic fall from grace in terms of market capitalisation, after it fetched more than 240 billion rand just 17 months ago.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - When ex-oil minister Chakib Khelil left Algeria in 2013 caught up in a corruption scandal, his fall from grace was seen by many as the political end for a staunch ally of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and architect of pro-market economic reforms.
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For the sport's aficionados, though, the bigger story was the stunning fall from grace of Canada, the sport's ultimate super power, who failed for the first time to medal in the men's or women's events having begun the Games by winning the inaugural team competition.
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A fall from grace due to the clash of egos and cultural sea changes may seem unremarkable, but the devil is in the detailed telling of Oneida's ultimate metamorphosis, which uncovers how unconventional "electric sex" eventually turned into the profitable enterprise of selling tableware.
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In a much-criticized open letter in Le Monde, a group of high-profile Frenchwomen wrote that rape is a crime, but gallantry and even awkwardly hitting on a woman ought to be O.K. Ms. Gardin defended Louis C.K. after his fall from grace.
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His comments come as Brazil's largest-ever corruption probe, known as Operation Car Wash, has also suffered a dramatic fall from grace with leaked messages showing alleged collaboration between lead prosecutors and the main judge at the time — Sergio Moro, now Bolsonaro's justice minister.
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His comments come as Brazil's largest-ever corruption probe, known as Operation Car Wash, has also suffered a dramatic fall from grace with leaked messages showing alleged collaboration between lead prosecutors and the main judge at the time — Sergio Moro, now Bolsonaro's justice minister.
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But in recent weeks, he has been stripped of his titles and banished to a small temple in his home province of Fujian, a rapid fall from grace and a rare instance of a politically powerful figure felled by the country's small #MeToo movement.
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As we head into 2020, I hopped on the phone with him to discuss the rapid rise of QuizUp in the early oughts, its hard fall from grace following a botched deal with NBC and Fridriksson's predictions about the next decade of mobile gaming.
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The fall from grace for the Bulls must sting, given that the team had unceremoniously fired Coach Tom Thibodeau, who had averaged 29 wins a season and never missed the playoffs, because it thought his style of coaching was causing the team to underachieve.
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"The fall from grace of Qiagen shares since June suggests that the market was already positioning for an unfavourable Q3, but the CEO's departure will come as a surprise," said Berenberg analyst Scott Bardo, adding the business nevertheless held the promise of attractive underlying growth.
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Thatcher or Mr. Reagan, however, Mr. Kohl had an ignominious end to his career, perhaps the steepest fall from grace in German postwar politics, when his former protégée and now chancellor, Angela Merkel, pushed him from power over a scandal involving illicit campaign financing.
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But on Friday, Mr. Seabrook stood before a federal judge in Manhattan and was sentenced to 58 months in prison, the final chapter in a remarkable fall from grace that began when federal prosecutors started asking questions about his handling of the union's funds.
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With Conor McGregor looking to become the first man to hold two UFC belts simultaneously on March 5, you can't help but think Jones could have claimed that slice of history if he had not been forced to the sideline following his public fall from grace.
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That was just before his epic fall from grace—from front-page hero, a winner of 14 major golf championships, to lurid tabloid fodder over reports of serial infidelities, the break-up of his marriage and estrangement from some of his oldest friends in professional golf.
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A fear is that his fall from grace might boost support for Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Front, who wants France to leave the euro and the EU. Shorter odds on a Le Pen victory would certainly justify a higher risk premium on French bonds.
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A new shock in a shifting landscape For Geist and Guthrie, Lauer's sudden, unexpected, and doubtlessly irreversible fall from grace was almost like a death in the family -- a sudden, jarring loss, and a change to that TV family's dynamics; his absence will be instantly conspicuous.
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NBC on Wednesday said it fired Mr. Lauer from "Today" following an allegation of sexual harassment, making him the latest major media figure to fall from grace amid a broad examination in the United States of inappropriate sexual behavior in the worlds of media and entertainment.
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While Ghosn's arrest on financial misconduct charges last year ensured his dramatic fall from grace in Japan, he retains more popularity in Lebanon, where billboards saying "We are all Carlos Ghosn" were erected in his support and he at one time featured on a postage stamp.
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Hours after The New Yorker reported on Monday that they had accused Mr. Schneiderman of assault, the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., announced that his office would investigate the allegations, raising the possibility that criminal charges would accompany Mr. Schneiderman's political fall from grace.
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There are many theories behind Facebook's fall from grace among millennials and Gen Zers — an influx of older users that change the dynamics of the platform, competition from more mobile and visual-friendly platforms like Instagram and Snapchat, and the company's privacy scandals are just a few.
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The surprisingly short sentence follows a dizzying fall from grace for 69-year-old Manafort, whose once-opulent lifestyle involved splashing out millions on seven homes, manicured lawns, flashy suits, jackets made of rare animal skins, and high-end cars, according to evidence presented at his trial.
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Kimmel also called out Harvey Weinstein, the onetime Hollywood titan whose fall from grace helped give rise to the #MeToo social media movement, which galvanized accusers of privileged men in media, politics and other walks of American life, and the Time's Up campaign for greater equality.
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In the New Yorker article, Mr. Van Doren also disclosed that after his fall from grace his father had given him a present: a gyroscope with a quotation from Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" by the character called Feste, a clown wise enough to play the fool and tell the truth.
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Even if he avoids prison time, it was a sharp fall from grace for Mr. Wolfe, who as director of security for the Senate Intelligence Committee had been in charge of receiving and managing classified information provided to the oversight panel by the executive branch for 28 years.
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Neither announced anything resembling a coherent economic plan to help the impoverished citizens of the country — including increasingly impoverished regular soldiers of the army who, needing to feed their families, cooperated with the plans of their senior officers for the coup that saw the first couple's fall from grace.
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And even as Ms. Kane — who in August was convicted on criminal conspiracy and other charges and sentenced to 10 to 23 months in prison after illegally leaking grand jury records — took her own spectacular fall from grace, the investigation lingered as an unwritten coda to her stormy tenure.
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Harvey Weinstein, the movie mogul whose fall from grace set in motion a cascade of revelations against other men, including Kevin Spacey, Louis C. K., and dozens more, is set to be arrested in Manhattan on Friday after an investigation into allegations that he sexually assaulted several women.
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The rise and fall of the one-time Silicon Valley darling, 35, is the subject of HBO's documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley — and while the film does a good job at explaining Holmes's fall from grace, it doesn't answer all of the questions about her life now.
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ABOUT ARIZONA (271-3): Injuries played a role in the Wildcats' fall from grace last week, as Rawle Alkins (10.9 points, 37 percent beyond the arc last season) has yet to play a game due to a foot injury, Brandon Randolph has been slowed by a concussion he suffered on Nov.
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But in a stunning fall from grace, Mr. Neschling now finds himself entangled in the far-reaching ethical crisis consuming one Brazilian institution after another as a graft scandal engulfs the Theatro Municipal, the high-culture landmark in São Paulo's old center where he was named artistic director in 2013.
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Framed like a noir, the documentary Halston, directed by Frédéric Tcheng (who also made the fashion documentaries Dior and I and Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel), seeks to illuminate what occurred between the designer's heyday and his ultimate fall from grace by the time of his death in 1990.
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Whereas most politicians fall from grace due to banal things like corruption or marital infidelity, the fall of South Korea's first female president resulted from her relationship with a shadowy figure from an obscure religious cult that critics have derided as a "shaman fortuneteller" with sinister, Rasputin-like influence over Park.
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In a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, SAA has lost its place as Africa's biggest airline and a symbol of patriotic pride to become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2.3 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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In Leaked Chats, Wikileaks Discusses Preference For Gop Over Clinton, Russia, Trolling, And Feminists They Don't Like (The Intercept) WikiLeaks and Julian Assange's fall from grace has been documented over the last few years, but this report built on a treasure trove of leaked chat logs, felt like the nail in the coffin.
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The Paralympic athlete's fall from grace had followed a narrative arc that made this comparison appropriate: overcoming severe disability to reach "Olympian heights", falling in love with a beautiful model, and, in a coincidence that wouldn't be out of place in one of the bard's plays, taking her life on Valentine's Day.
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In a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, SAA has lost its place as Africa's biggest airline and a symbol of patriotic pride to become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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Its woes mark a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, which has seen the carrier lose its place as Africas biggest airline and become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand (1.7 billion pounds) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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SAA's woes mark a dramatic fall from grace over the past decade, which has seen the flag carrier lose its place as Africas biggest airline and become a source of frustration for taxpayers who have forked out more than 30 billion rand ($2 billion) since 2012 to keep it in the air.
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The big picture: Woodruff officially securing the top spot at "NewsHour" follows a television news industry trend of granting more high-visibility positions to women in the wake of the #MeToo movement, which saw a number of prominent men in the industry fall from grace after allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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The fall from grace last week of Dr. José Baselga, the former chief scientific officer of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, illuminated a longstanding problem of modern medicine: Potentially corrupting payments by drug and medical device makers to influential people at research hospitals are far more common than either side publicly acknowledges.
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Once a rising star of the Socialist Party, Mr. Cahuzac, whose sharp-tongued speech and stern rigor were dreaded by his political opponents and lauded by his allies, suffered a humbling fall from grace that included an admission that he had repeatedly lied before Parliament and on television about holding such accounts.
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In the film We Live In Public, which came out in 2009, acclaimed documentarian Ondi Timoner charts Harris' fall from grace, which culminated in him livestreaming himself and his partner's 24/7 arguments and falling-outs, awaiting the reaction of the viewers to see who they thought had the upper hand in the fight.
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The hearing may be the final chapter of the widely watched trials that marked a fall from grace for the athlete, nicknamed "Blade Runner," the first double-amputee to compete in the Olympics After a nearly 50-day trial stretched over seven months, Pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide (much like manslaughter) in September 2014.
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In the days since his fall from grace, YouTube personalities popular in the so-called "alt-right" have made videos on the matter, with Sargon of Akkad claiming Kjellberg did nothing wrong (a dull allusion to the earlier Hitler jokes) and Styxhexhammer666 claiming PewDiePie has taken up the alt-right mantle as a business strategy.
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Its fall from grace since the financial crisis is a cautionary tale often told: its share price has fallen by 90% since 523; not until 2015 did it accept that its global moneymaking machine, aka its investment bank, was kaputt; it is on its fourth chief executive in as many years; and so on.
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But as a smiling Tiger Woods exited the Augusta National Golf Club clubhouse on Tuesday to cheers and applause, it was not too soon to consider his renaissance since the fall from grace that began when his then wife chased her philandering husband from their home and he drove his S.U.V. into a neighbor's tree.
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"Strapless," inspired by Deborah Davis's book of the same name, recounts the social ascent of the glamorous New Orleans-born Amélie Gautreau in Belle Époque Paris, and her fall from grace when "Madame X," John Singer Sargent's revealing painting of her with a strap falling down a bare arm, is shown at the 1884 Paris Salon.
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In the first two years of the Trump presidency, Linton has seen the highs -- a wedding officiated by Vice President Mike Pence -- and the lows -- a very high-profile fall from grace after media scrutiny of a now-infamous social media post and, later, an over-the-top photo at the Bureau of Engraving holding cash in leather gloves.
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That directly contributed to their relegation from the second tier, with the same punishment the following season – this time for leaving administration with a Company Voluntary Arrangement not fully compliant with the Football League's insolvency policy – seeing them complete their fall from grace, finishing bottom of the third division and so dropping down to League Two.
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THE FEET, LEGS, TORSO, ARMS, AND HEAD OF CLAY AWARD FOR THE FARTHEST FALL FROM GRACE TO FARCE To Julian Assange, who over the last seven years has gone from a radical "we open governments" cipherpunk hero to a more-or-less Putin apologist and apparent misogynist obsessed with Hillary Clinton who is now fundraising by selling CryptoKitties.
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The Ignatius J. Reilly lookalike who rose to memedom as an undecided question-asker during the 2016 presidential debates—only to fall from grace after his Reddit history revealed more than anyone needed to know about his sexual predilections—tweeted a drinking game of his own creation at the outset of Trump's first State of the Union.
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The fall from grace in Los Angeles had been swift for D'Angelo Russell, the second overall pick in the 2015 draft, who went from being hailed as part of the Lakers' young core to being sent to Brooklyn in June 2017 to facilitate a salary dump and to clear a spot for the team's latest addition, Lonzo Ball.
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Read: Surge Pricing for Migrants Ends in a Penalty for a Taxi Owner Elsewhere in The Times this week, Dan Levin looked at British Columbia's still uncertain election result; I wrote about the Bombardier family's fall from grace in Quebec; Craig Smith updated the Ontario and Quebec flooding and the debate over cultural appropriation reared up again.
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Topliffe was even the centrepiece of a VICE documentary which storied the resurgence of the bare-knuckle scene in the UK. You can't help but feel competing in the bare-knuckle boxing, or BKB, environment—one which sees men fight on a squared, grass pitch encased in bales of hay in operations less professional than UBBAD—seems a fall from grace for Guillard.
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Twitter people pointed out that the story, which was aggregated from the Daily Mail and refers to Owens as having been "spotted" working at Trader Joe's like some kind of rare Pokémon, reads like a mean-spirited attempt to shame him for working outside of the entertainment industry — as if anything an actor does after being on TV is a fall from grace.
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The designer Joseph Altuzarra riffed on the threesome of python and gingham and cherries-on-the-stem — sophistication and innocence and the fall from grace — and transformed it into grown-up bombshell dressing via the frame of a pencil skirt, tailored jacket, bias-cut slip and off-the-shoulder sweater dress, all in shades of sky blue, sunshine yellow, pink and red.
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On the opposite wall of the room, merciless lampoons of Il Duce's fall from grace hang alongside graphic depictions of corpses in a concentration camp by Carlo Levi and the hellish landscape full of writhing nudes of Mario Mafai's Il Bivacco (1939): this is one very rare instance of "resistance" art, which is, though not shockingly, is largely absent from the exhibition.
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Starting with Thanksgiving weekend in 2009, when his wife allegedly chased after him with a golf club and he crashed his S.U.V. into a fire hydrant, and culminating last May, with that mug shot of him, haggard and glassy-eyed, after he was picked up with Xanax, Vicodin, Ambien and more in his system, Tiger's fall from grace had an almost mythic element.
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He's a celebrated comic whose material has often been hailed as progressive and provocative for how it grapples with what it means for boundaries to become warped beyond recognition; his fall from grace has therefore forced many of his fans to revisit that material through a new lens, one with a context that gives its more disturbing elements a horrifying new sheen.
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To its credit, the museum devotes significant space to Hoover's fall from grace following his landslide loss to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932, and subsequent despondency, while reminding visitors that he ultimately regained his status as a statesman, working with President Harry S. Truman to help resuscitate Europe's economy following World War II. Here in Iowa was another great national motif — that of America as the land of second chances.
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As a child I cried for those fries, fought my older brother for those fries, dug to the bottom of the bag for those fries, and, God forbid, should a few of the golden morsels ever slip out of my hands and fall from grace to the minivan floor, I'd invoke the five-second rule for those fries, but the love faded when I had to make those fries.
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On a weekday afternoon in October, the former co-director of the glitzy Kabbalah Centre—best known as the spiritual organization of choice in the mid-2000s for stars like Madonna, Roseanne Barr, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore—was on the phone from his office in Los Angeles, making his way tentatively through one of his first interviews in six years, after a particularly precipitous self-inflicted fall from grace.
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While the true reason for Meng Hongwei's sudden detention may remain a mystery for a long time, his dramatic fall from grace in front of a global audience has only reinforced notions long held by Beijing's critics: No one is safe in Xi's China anymore -- and Chinese authorities are perfectly willing to flout any rules or norms to demonstrate their absolute loyalty to Xi, international incident or not.
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Under that theory, the various gifts break down as follows, as the myth-debunking website Snopes explained: 2 Turtle Doves = The Old and New Testaments 3 French Hens = Faith, Hope and Charity, the Theological Virtues 4 Calling Birds = the Four Gospels and/or the Four Evangelists 43 Golden Rings = The first Five Books of the Old Testament, the "Pentateuch," which gives the history of man's fall from grace.
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Ghosn, widely lauded for rescuing Nissan Motor Co from the brink of bankruptcy two decades ago, has experienced a dramatic fall from grace that shook the global auto industry and raised questions about the future of Nissan's alliance with France's Renault SA. He was arrested in Tokyo in November and faces charges of financial misconduct and aggravated breach of trust over allegedly failing to report around $82 million in salary and temporarily transferring personal financial losses onto Nissan's books during the financial crisis.
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Ghosn, widely lauded for rescuing Nissan Motor Co from the brink of bankruptcy two decades ago, has experienced a dramatic fall from grace that shook the global auto industry and raised questions about the future of Nissan's alliance with France's Renault SA. He was arrested in Tokyo in November and faces charges of financial misconduct and aggravated breach of trust over allegedly failing to report around $82 million in salary and temporarily transferring personal financial losses onto Nissan's books during the financial crisis.
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" Blagojevich's wife Patti Blagojevich has made multiple appearances on Fox News in which she directly appealed to the president to commute the sentence, comparing her husband's fall from grace to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' Fox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' MORE's investigation, which Trump repeatedly denounced as a "witch hunt.
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