Carers told his family he had fallen on the lawn.
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Our sources say her plea has fallen on deaf ears.
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But Cruz's arguments may have fallen on the wrong ears.
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While much of the blame has fallen on Michigan Gov.
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Alas, his arguments have largely fallen on deaf judicial ears.
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Much of the criticism has fallen on Mr. Johnson himself.
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However, as predicted, Maldonado's pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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Six to 210 feet had fallen on the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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But efforts to honour the bicentennial have fallen on deaf ears.
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Like its eponymous characters, American Gods has fallen on hard times.
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In recent years, however, the city has fallen on hard times.
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Hali has fallen on the wrong side of the numbers twice.
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In some cases, the ax has even fallen on sibling relationships.
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Sometimes I've been so realistic the market has fallen on this.
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Snow has fallen on #Maui for the first time in history.
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Metals prices, used in basic industry, have fallen on hard times.
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We're angry and insulted, but our complaints have fallen on deaf ears.
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The complaints so far has fallen on deaf ears at the Pentagon.
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Whatever its merits, this argument seems to have fallen on deaf ears.
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Historically, the burden of controlling pregnancy has fallen on women, Breuner said.
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The drunk's billed cap has fallen on the baby in Gran's lap.
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Though the investigation is in its infancy, suspicion has fallen on Russia.
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Is it really OK to eat food that's fallen on the floor?
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Mining output has fallen on declining ore grades, strikes, and lower prices.
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Sales have now fallen on an annual basis for five straight months.
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Their forward multiples, meanwhile, have fallen on market uncertainty, led by China.
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But a wall had fallen on her, and she was bleeding badly.
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PIGALLE The curtain has fallen on Simon Oren's popular theater district brasserie.
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Rain has fallen on more than half of the days this month.
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Women fallen on hard times used their sewing skills to support themselves.
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Likewise, mortgage rates have already fallen on anticipation of a rate cut.
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He was homeless and had "fallen on hard times," the agency said.
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Besides farmers, fishermen have also fallen on hard times during the crisis.
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The responsibility to protect the earth from climate change has fallen on us.
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And for the most part, I think that's fallen on deaf ears, politically.
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Other digitally native vehicle retailers have fallen on hard times despite venture backing.
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Though the investigation is still in its infancy, suspicion has fallen on Moscow.
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The peso has fallen on worries over the prospect of Trump's protectionist policies.
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Of course, that message has largely fallen on deaf ears since time immemorial.
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Those prices had fallen on concerns about oversupply and a slowing global economy.
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The latest who have fallen on the battlefield is just 25 years old.
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His assertion of nonpartisanship has fallen on deaf ears, both Republican and Democratic.
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Though practically bedrocks of American retail, both stores have fallen on hard times.
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The once-proud National Circus, founded in 1966, has fallen on hard times.
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A burden had fallen on him, one that no one else could share.
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It's even fallen on me to initiate plans and make all the arrangements.
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"Science is technology's older brother who has fallen on hard times," he says.
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Much of the recent blame has fallen on the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
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The analytics provider reported sales have fallen on a year-over-year basis in the Bay Area the past eight consecutive months, while in Southern California sales have fallen on a year-over-year basis in the last six consecutive months.
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Their pleas have fallen on deaf ears, with the president growing ever more defiant.
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Much of the blame for the lack of a turnaround has fallen on Mayer.
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It was the New Haven Register, a paper that's fallen on pretty hard times.
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But as she told comedian Michael Yo, that request has fallen on deaf ears.
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Now they'd fallen on US Navy ships in a place I'd never heard of.
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The yield had fallen on Monday to 2.377 percent, its lowest since December 2017.
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The forecasts have largely fallen on deaf ears, said Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan.
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Because otherwise, if it was before then, it could've just fallen on its arse.
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So I-- again, I think this market has sorta fallen on its own weight.
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Public opinion polls help to explain where Democratic candidates have fallen on health care.
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Under Vinnie's umbrella, not a drop of fetid rain has fallen on her head.
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But the greatest focus has fallen on two candidates: Brett Kavanaugh and Thomas Hardiman.
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Even well-known players, like geolocation data provider Thasos, have fallen on tough times.
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Instead, our fellow Americans' dire requests for aid have mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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That task has fallen on a handful of the health department's disease intervention specialists.
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However, Tesco's shares have since fallen on concerns the deal faces a lengthy competition investigation.
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According to Roseanne, her appeals to ABC boss Ben Sherwood have fallen on deaf ears.
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In some cases, scammers play to a person's emotions, claiming they've fallen on hard times.
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The reputation of the once exalted, still unshakably canonical, Impressionist has fallen on difficult days.
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He said too much responsibility has fallen on the Federal Reserve for growing the economy.
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Of the ten biggest FCPA fines, only two have fallen on American companies (see table).
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Suspicion has fallen on Israel, which has hit Iranian bases in Syria in the past.
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Most of that economic burden, by the way, in our judgment has fallen on China.
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Forever 22000, once one of the world's leading clothing retailers, has fallen on hard times.
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Yes. "Schitt's Creek" follows a family of uber-rich narcissists who've fallen on hard times.
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Also, I've already fallen on my face on the wet tile of a tire store.
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We're sorry that burden has fallen on the shoulders of the studio staff and instructors.
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Weakened trees, in several instances, have fallen on powerlines, roads and the Alaska Railroad tracks.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of lower than expected August inflation.
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Shares on Wall Street had nonetheless fallen on Tuesday amid worries over U.S.-Iran tensions.
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But so far, their calls for help on the matter have fallen on deaf ears.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of a decline in November inflation.
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The crown had previously also fallen on the back of a decline in November inflation.
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Their fictional studio had fallen on hard times and borrowed money from a cutthroat competitor.
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In countries with major outbreaks, the burdens have fallen on nearly everyone, sick or not.
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Bullish perspectives like Mr. Morfit's have fallen on deaf ears for a long time, though.
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They split up in 2012, but since then ... Wanda says she's fallen on hard times.
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U.S. yields had fallen on Thursday, driven lower by ebbing optimism over a Sino-U.
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In the last 20 years, Nintendo has fallen on its face as often as it's succeeded.
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Such warnings have fallen on deaf ears not just in Washington, but on Wall Street too.
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She went outside hours later to find a large tree had fallen on a neighboring home.
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I am a person who has actually fallen on people while attempting headstands in yoga class.
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We've rebelled against the status quo and the all the rhetoric has fallen on deaf ears.
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The "Iffy Quotient" has since fallen on Facebook to its levels at the start of 2016.
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Much of the pressure to crack down on ISIS online has fallen on social media companies.
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Because there are many more whistleblowers like Susan Fowler whose stories have fallen on deaf ears.
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A thriving coal town with 90,000 people in 1950, it has since fallen on harder times.
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If you are a liberal education activist or liberal senator, you have fallen on hard times.
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Toys 'R' Us files for bankruptcy protection Apparently, Geoffrey the Giraffe has fallen on hard times.
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Thankfully, he had her in his arms — otherwise a wall would have probably fallen on her.
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A tree had fallen on top of the dive shop and hit one of the compressors.
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That the burden of this so-called civic duty has fallen on the survivor is unsurprising.
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Insurance stocks are among those which have fallen on concern about the hit to their business.
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The local authorities Much of the recent blame has fallen on the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
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His business and political empires have fallen on hard times, depriving many employees of their pay.
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A utility pole has fallen on a home; the family decorated it with tinsel for Christmas.
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But he also knows how many political arguments and sociological studies have fallen on deaf ears.
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Visitors come to the area to honor their nations' fallen on ANZAC Day every April 25.
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Now the label's spotlight has fallen on one of its most celebrated members, its co-founder.
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So far, his confessions have mostly fallen on deaf ears among competitors in Europe and North America.
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Since then, the historic neighborhood where black working-class families once prospered had fallen on hard times.
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Officer Lee said the baggie had simply fallen on the ground while the man was being searched.
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So they had told me that she had fallen on a nail while painting in the backyard.
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It had fallen on hard times; it had little money and results on the pitch were poor.
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It's not, on the face of it, encouraging: Compensation has fallen on average 8 percent from 2014.
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Calls from abroad for a ceasefire have fallen on deaf ears, particularly given diplomatic divisions over Libya.
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The responsibility of farming has fallen on her four unemployed children who produce for subsistence, she says.
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"Love Has Fallen on Me," from 1981, opens with heat: "Love is a burning inside," she sings.
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In the months since Mr. Lam and his colleagues disappeared, the industry has fallen on hard times.
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It has also fallen on Amazon, from No. 1 on April 13 to No. 20 on Tuesday.
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Judging by recent developments in the United Kingdom, his warning seems to have fallen on deaf ears.
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Montero, a once-promising prospect who has fallen on hard times, could not find the strike zone.
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The woman had fallen on her own property, which had been strewed with pieces of cable wire.
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In the past decade, the has fallen on average by more than 1 percent during the month.
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For now, such efforts have fallen on deaf ears from politicians who hear no evil on climate.
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The leaves have fallen; on the dry groundthe wind makes piles of them, sorting all it destroys.
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Lisa had told me that morning on the phone that his grandfather clock had fallen on him.
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My mom was a spectacularly misplaced New York City socialite fallen on magical realism strange times indeed.
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LUCIANO The role of handling everyone else's emotional labor has so often fallen on women in bands.
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But by the time Ms. Chaouni was an adult herself, Sidi Harazem had fallen on hard times.
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Long a superstar in the investing world, Gross' investments have fallen on hard times in recent years.
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Indeed, some of the toughest sanctions in years have fallen on Russia's elite under the Trump administration.
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Two feet of rain has fallen on average in the Townsville region, not two feet in Townsville.
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The city had fallen on hard times and the blows to its reputation continued to rain down.
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But he has no intention of denuclearizing: Trump's charm offensive has fallen on deaf ears in Pyongyang.
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Much of the blame for the tragedy has fallen on both the management organization and the national government.
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The rescue operation was hampered by deep snow which has fallen on the Gran Sasso in recent days.
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Pete Najarian thinks the onus has fallen on Jack Dorsey, and that he has under performed as CEO.
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It seems that some of the feminist critiques of Game of Thrones have not fallen on deaf ears.
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Some of these increases reflect the costs of necessary improvements at resorts that have fallen on hard times.
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It had fallen on Monday after a report showed euro zone inflation was weaker than expected in February.
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Run DMC's Darryl "DMC" McDaniels has been helping youth who have fallen on "Hard Times" for a decade.
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Abe's pleas for businesses to put up wages to kickstart the economy have largely fallen on deaf ears.
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Arequipa region's President Yamila Osorio said on Twitter authorities were monitoring rocks that had fallen on local roads.
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Yes, Detroit has fallen on hard times, but, somehow, it is still easy to have a good time.
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Attention has fallen on the race as a bellwether for what's to come in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Residents cried foul first Once a bustling industrial city, Flint has fallen on hard times in recent years.
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And it has made Mr. Murray a galvanizing champion of a once dominant industry fallen on hard times.
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Social Q's A dear friend has fallen on hard times financially, which has exacerbated some mental health issues.
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Other euro zone bond yields were mostly flat ahead of the ECB meeting after having fallen on Wednesday.
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Shake it Polaroid's an 80-year-old brand that's fallen on hard times (thanks a lot, smartphone cameras).
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We joked that they were my parents and I was their boomerang millennial who'd fallen on hard times.
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He said her brief barnstorming tour to drum up public support had fallen on deaf ears in Sunderland.
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The lawsuit was filed at a time when the consequences would have fallen on the Obama White House.
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Now more than ever, the burden seems to have fallen on individuals to decrease our global carbon footprint.
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He returned to the table, bending to retrieve his napkin from where it had fallen on the floor.
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Over the next decade, he traveled America and impersonated an aristocrat fallen on hard times after the war.
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Don't let the title fool you: though she was a princess, her family had fallen on hard times.
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That's because the cost of operating the dealerships would have fallen on those independent business owners, not Tesla.
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But his protests, together with those of other critics of the FPL facility, have fallen on deaf ears.
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Ukraine also wants Moscow to hand Crimea back, a demand that has fallen on deaf ears in Russia.
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Shares of Salesforce have fallen on its last two earnings reports despite beating both revenue and EPS expectations.
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Since 1900, the first night of Hanukkah has fallen on Christmas Eve three times (with 2016 being the fourth).
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Estimates say 303 billion gallons of water have fallen on Houston over the last few days, bringing historic floods.
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Oil prices, which had earlier fallen on concerns the tariff dispute would crimp world demand, recovered in European trading.
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More than 65 inches of snow have fallen on the Great Lakes city in northwestern Pennsylvania since Christmas Eve.
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Duffey has fallen on hard times and is 231-313 with an 231 ERA over his last four starts.
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In 1979, Grant and I had begun hesitantly to talk about the great silence that had fallen on us.
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But Clark tells PEOPLE he soon learned that Larry and his wife, Anita, had recently fallen on hard times.
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Addressing these issues by sketching the nation's AI road map has fallen on the well-tailored shoulders of Villani.
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Then I heard a loud thump on the roof of my car – some debris had apparently fallen on it.
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Some will do actual harvesting; others will do real gleaning, tidying what falls, or has fallen, on the ground.
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The Nikkei index has fallen on 22 out of the last eight trading sessions amid a global market rout.
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The rescue operation was hampered by metres of snow which has fallen on the Gran Sasso in recent days.
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A lot of the focus on the Mueller investigation has fallen on Donald Trump: Did he obstruct the investigation?
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KS: I didn't wear my glasses so it could've fallen on top of me and not even known. Anyway.
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"Anybody who pooh-poohs and says that's not important has fallen on their head at some time," he says.
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The net had fallen on goalie Jacob Markstrom just prior to the score, but the Canucks lost a challenge.
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The family has fallen on hard times, and the teenager is constantly told he needs to take back control.
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The band's plea for quiet — for relief from the world's relentless beeping and buzzing — has fallen on preoccupied ears.
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But since hitting record highs near $20,000 11 days ago, it has fallen on profit-taking, market observers said.
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So far, their calls for Moore to step aside over allegations of sexual misconduct have fallen on deaf ears.
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Speculation has fallen on Vietnam as the potential location for the second summit amid reports of U.S. scouts visiting.
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But since hitting record highs near $20,000 eleven days ago, it has fallen on profit-taking, market observers said.
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From the fishermen to people like his family, who were sort of old money who'd fallen on hard times.
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Global markets have fallen on fears that trade restrictions between the two nations could lead to a trade war.
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I held my shin where it had scraped against a footrest and tested out the hip I'd fallen on.
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She continued to spend lavishly, a lifelong habit, and gossip columnists reported that she had fallen on hard times.
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Since the announcement of this film, the responses, which are powerful and important, have not fallen on deaf ears.
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But Ms. Greenhouse's plane never took off that night because an inch of snow had fallen on Heathrow Airport.
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But many have fallen on hard times because of a lack of funding and allegations of mismanagement and corruption.
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But the full force of the measure would have fallen on oil refiners, who spent heavily to defeat it.
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More than 230 inches has fallen on Hawaii's Big Island, causing catastrophic flooding, according to the National Weather Service.
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Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Japan Airlines Co Ltd (JAL) down more than 10%, having also fallen on Thursday.
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Tennell also blamed the pressure, and said she couldn't remember the last time she had fallen on a jump.
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But they would have come in for less criticism, since their central prediction would have fallen on the right side.
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"When you get a chance, go on YouTube and count how many times Luke has fallen on stage," said Richie.
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More times than not, however, the stock has fallen on either the day of the event or the day before.
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For better or worse, all this has fallen on the shoulders of CEO Jack Dorsey, who is also running Square.
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Elon Musk has fallen on the sword after lashing out in anger ... calling one of the Thailand rescuers a pedo.
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The latter has fallen on hard times, particularly since 2014, when Russian-backed separatists seized nearby parts of eastern Ukraine.
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Every year the nearby city of Vratsa, a former industrial hub fallen on hard times, shrinks by around 2,000 people.
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Tyler was a young rancher who was trying to revive his grandfather's stud farm, which had fallen on hard times.
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Even though the franchise has fallen on hard times over recent years, it just won't be the same without them.
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Since 2011, revenues have fallen on aggregate by 11 percent in equities with headcount declining 12 percent, the data shows.
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Expect Amazon to look for potential headquarter cities in the Midwest and Rust Belt that have fallen on hard times.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but suspicion has fallen on the Somalia-based extremist group al-Shabab.
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While the Russian rouble has been stronger of late as oil prices rise, Turkey's lira has fallen on geopolitical worries.
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"It's as if we've fallen on our feet," said Darryn Quayle, a mining specialist at government Department for International Trade.
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One witness posted a photo of the scene to Twitter immediately, where numerous bodies were seen fallen on the pavement.
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Emerging economies have done the same in the past when they have fallen on hard times; it happened in Greece.
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But since the waiver announcement, prices have fallen on concerns about oversupply, as well as a slowdown in global trade.
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CDT (0003 GMT), having also fallen on Thursday amid drier U.S. harvest weather was forecast in the next few days.
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Blame for the decision, which critics argue gave the appearance of attempting to hide something, has largely fallen on Eisenberg.
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The risk was that if the lander did move, it could have fallen on its antennas or incurred other damage.
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It's another in a string of unfortunate incidents for the service, which has fallen on rough financial times, of late.
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Though these details seem trivial, without our planners, the burden would have fallen on my mother or mother-in-law.
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Once a powerhouse of speed skating alongside the Netherlands, Norway's programs have fallen on hard times since the Sochi Olympics.
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A woman was bleeding on her head and neck; she had fallen on the stairs between the platform and turnstiles.
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In the past few years, one of the core pillars of the environmental movement — recycling — has fallen on hard times.
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Jess, who went to Princeton herself, has fallen on hard times and needs every dollar she earns from washing John.
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Since the attacks of 8003/11, the burden of fighting wars has fallen on the slenderest sliver of the population.
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Australian retailers have fallen on hard times of late, owing to stiff online competition as well as reduced household spending.
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Its shares had fallen on Monday on concerns that the bank could get caught up in allegations of money laundering.
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Instead, it was for Tupperware (TUP), the stodgy 73-year-old plastic container maker that has fallen on hard times.
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As the brand grew, it hasn't fallen on deaf ears that some of our performers have had problems with it.
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That wall could have fallen on someone walking by on the sidewalk, or fallen into the building next door to it.
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Other euro zone bond yields were flat or a touch lower ahead of the ECB meeting, having already fallen on Wednesday.
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Much of the lifesaving work has fallen on the shoulders of volunteers and ad-hoc measures by the local coast guards.
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LIBOR has fallen on expectations the Fed might slow its rate hikes, or even stop raising rates in 2019, analysts said.
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The Ibex 35 stock index was up 1.4 percent at 10,338 points, about as much as it had fallen on Friday.
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As services have grown as a share of the economy, such levies have fallen on an ever-smaller share of purchases.
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Anderson, for instance, has visited a client in the hospital and taken groceries to another who had fallen on hard times.
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Gourguechon disagrees with the APA's expanded interpretation of the Goldwater Rule and has fallen on the side of the APsaA's guidance.
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Sadly, a rallying cry of the anti-gentrification movement — "development without displacement" — has fallen on deaf ears in my beloved Harlem.
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The brunt of the online criticism has fallen on the child's mother, who has declined to be interviewed about the incident.
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Other single-industry areas, such as Detroit and Pittsburgh with their auto and steel industries, respectively, have fallen on hard times.
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She appeared to have fallen on her own property, the police said, which had been strewed with pieces of cable wire.
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Markets had initially fallen on a Bloomberg report that China, the world's biggest holder of U.S. Treasuries, was considering slowing purchases.
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His Beethoven may have raced a little ahead of the standard tempos; his Tchaikovsky may have fallen on the slow side.
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Things could have gone very differently, he believed, had the boy become frightened or upset or fallen on the electric rail.
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"There has been a long trail of good intentions that have fallen on the sword of economic reality," Mr. Dibner said.
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It also nods to our current politics, incorporating a refugee crisis, terrorism and threats from a superpower fallen on hard times.
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According to a government official, repeated warnings to McDonald's to remove the mascot have fallen on deaf ears, reported People's Daily.
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Sally Field stars as a Southern belle fallen on less sonorous days, with Joe Mantello and Madison Ferris as her children.
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The company has also avoided some of the bigger security concerns that have fallen on competitors like Intel in recent months.
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What was once a market darling, favored by the best and brightest hedge fund managers, has fallen on some hard times.
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But BCL has now fallen on hard times, which culminated in the company being placed under provisional liquidation over the weekend.
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Since construction began on the building last fall, metal rods from the site had repeatedly fallen on his home, he said.
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From "cleaning ladies" for hire to mothers and wives, washing, scrubbing, tidying, and organizing are duties that have long fallen on women.
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She set it on fire right in front of me, and I asked her if a house had fallen on her sister.
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The onetime mountain tourist stop's forests, pond and river made it appear idyllic to kids, but it had fallen on hard times.
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The Indonesian rainforest has fallen on devastating times thanks to farmers burning the forests to make way for fields of palm trees.
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Parris' team introduced BYD to the owner of a local RV factory that had fallen on hard times during the financial crisis.
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The boy was not seriously injured, but much of the scrutiny in the aftermath of the incident has fallen on his family.
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Particular attention has fallen on a $130,000 payment the lawyer made to Stephanie Clifford, a porn star also known as Stormy Daniels.
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Countries like Venezuela and Nigeria have fallen on hard times, while being forced to contemplate a "post-oil" era of economic diversification.
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Similar calls by the European parliament, the African Commission and the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights have fallen on deaf ears.
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Regrettably, many of these headlines have fallen on the negative end of the spectrum, and surround his submission-only grappling promotion, Metamoris.
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On the ground before them was a roadwork sign, fallen on its side, smothered in honey and swarming with hundreds of bumblebees.
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This fall, prices have fallen on men's shirts and sweaters (down 5.3 percent) while watches are a lot pricier (up 8.3 percent).
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Their model revealed that, globally, biodiversity has fallen on average to 84.6 percent of what it was before people changed the landscape.
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More than 30 inches of rain have fallen on the Big Island, with heavy rain now engulfing Maui and Oahu as well.
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Josh Kushner, however, has largely escaped the scrutiny that has fallen on the Trump administration, in part because he kept his distance.
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Stubing's daughter on "Love Boat," has fallen on hard times ... she's getting divorced and has no source of income to support herself.
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Since the man had fallen on his butt, the doctors took an x-ray of his pelvic region and noticed something unusual.
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About 203 to 19.15 inches of rain had already fallen on parts of the Big Island in the period from 9 a.m.
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The shares closed 12.2 percent higher at 64.80 pence, after the stock had fallen on Tuesday to its lowest since late 2015.
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And his plea for voters to focus on other issues, including his deft handling of Brexit, has largely fallen on deaf ears.
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Houston has received about 16 inches of rain as a result of Harvey; about 20 inches has fallen on neighboring Corpus Christi.
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The worst abuses have fallen on soldiers, Gulenists and Kurds, in part because they have been publicly and legally branded as terrorists.
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She argued that without proper oversight from the federal court system, she wrote, the burden of desegregation has fallen on to black communities.
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The women were of different races and ages, but the similarity is that they had all fallen on tough times, the prosecutor said.
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The bull narrative has fallen on its face, and that's why one of the reasons why we've been so conservative throughout the year.
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And we believe this is nothing but another cynical and partisan attempt to gut benefits for those who have fallen on hard times.
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Sales have been at 11-year lows since December and have fallen on a year-over-year basis for the past 10 months.
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So far, 15 trillion gallons of water has fallen on the Houston area, flooding thousands of homes and businesses — and more is expected.
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Oil prices had fallen on Monday as weak Chinese economic data last week led to fears of lower global demand for the commodity.
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It makes sense then that the desperate gaze of pup-lovers worldwide has fallen on Finland and President Sauli Niinistö's badass pup, Lennu.
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On Wednesday, she tweeted about another dish that had fallen on the ground, and this time, it was her husband John Legend's fault.
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Although South Africa was the world's biggest gold-mining country for more than a century, its mines have recently fallen on tougher times.
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Traditional Republican leaders and activists are deeply fearful of Mr. Trump's candidacy, but their arguments against him have largely fallen on deaf ears.
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The event was held in preparation for a joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day, which is meant to honor the fallen on both sides.
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The brunt of Mr. Sisi's crackdown has, of course, fallen on Egyptians, thousands of whom have been arrested, and many tortured and killed.
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Jacob deGrom, whose regular turn in the rotation would have fallen on Monday, was skipped because the Mets thought he was worn down.
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The computer company was dropped from the Dow in 2013 because it was a former tech giant that had fallen on hard times.
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A former drug addict, Mr. Close had fallen on hard times, estranged from Second City and living in an apartment with no electricity.
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As the state embraced and then expanded charters over the past two decades, its rank has fallen on national reading and math tests.
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It used to be an industrial city with a catchphrase, "Trenton makes, the world takes," but it has since fallen on harder times.
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Hard rain had fallen on the shell of the former cafeteria all night, frightening the gulls into new heights of screaming and shitting.
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A year ago this week, Hurricane Harvey hit Texas — and within six days, 28503 trillion gallons of rain had fallen on the region.
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The blood was not hers, they said; it belonged to someone who had fallen on top of her when the building went down.
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Who set off the grenade is unknown, but suspicion has fallen on members of a rival faction in the governing party, ZANU-PF.
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Generally, places where somebody else will help you out if you've fallen on hard times tend to have high levels of upward mobility.
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The officials thought it had probably landed in the ocean, but it had in fact fallen on the border between Venezuela and Colombia.
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Considering how low the yield has fallen on longer-term U.S. debt, "the market is begging the government to borrow money," Shambaugh says.
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With little to set it apart from the many other localities that have also fallen on hard times, Misato leaned heavily on Misabo.
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Those who stayed are lucky to find jobs — a quarter of the population is unemployed, and earnings have fallen on average 40 percent.
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Another complication for Ginsburg was that in late spring she had fallen on the marble floor of her bathroom and cracked several ribs.
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The darkness that has fallen on the island is so prevalent that it's even visible in photos of the territory taken from space.
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It was steady against the euro, which stayed under $1.10 mark where it had fallen on Monday following dismal readings on German manufacturing.
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Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Japan Airlines Co Ltd (JAL) were down more than 3% in afternoon trade, having also fallen on Thursday.
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But the following morning when they rose, there was Dagon, fallen on his face on the ground before the ark of the Lord!
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This year's backstory centers on the fictional Romero Brothers' "Carnival of Dreams," a once-grand boardwalk sideshow that has fallen on hard times.
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Overall, the real reason the New York advisers are rising in influence is because the other administration factions have repeatedly fallen on their faces.
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One thing that's interesting about the shift online is that it puts some of the pressure that has traditionally fallen on women on men.
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De Niro plays Jackie Burke, an insult comic who has fallen on hard times and walks around with a sizable chip on his shoulder.
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As of Tuesday morning, 1 trillion gallons of water have fallen on Harris County, Texas, over the past four days, according to the Chronicle.
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Among other major currencies, the Australian and New Zealand dollars have fallen on speculation both countries' central banks will lower interest rates next week.
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"One of our dear friends has fallen on some hard times financially and lives in a very remote area," one of the pages said.
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Transportation Security Officers have asked for more staffing resources for years, but our call has fallen on deaf ears in an austerity-obsessed Congress.
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A lot of it has fallen on Malta and Cyprus, respectively the EU's two smallest economies, which have acquired a reputation for financial sleaze.
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The shift toward vulnerable comedy hasn't fallen on deaf ears, as audiences have welcomed their favorite comics letting their guard down with open arms.
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According to a new lawsuit, Sony claims it has been asking Family Affair Music for the money back, but it's fallen on deaf ears.
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Oil prices had fallen on Thursday amid expectations that output would rise in the Gulf of Mexico as operations resumed following last week's hurricane.
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Tom Hammerschmidt gives him multiple chances to change his story and admit that Frank killed Zoe Barnes, but he's already fallen on his sword.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As a first-time visitor to Frieze New York, I seem to have fallen on a good year.
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You understand that into every life a little rain must fall but just wish the rain had fallen on you rather than your child.
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Soon, attention will turn to the likely fate of Twitter, another internet property that once had great promise but has fallen on hard times.
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The narrator, who is not named but strongly resembles Geissler, is a freelance writer and translator who has fallen on hard times (surprise, surprise).
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We see three of the dead, laid out in a neat row, their helmets on their chests, like the honored fallen on a battlefield.
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The curtain has fallen on the great drama we call football and, in the last match of the summer, Portugal have won Euro 2016.
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Twilight has fallen on the venerable American trickster, who in our Trumpian afterworld of alternative facts has come to seem more sordid than subversive.
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With the move, James instantly vaulted the Lakers — a team that has fallen on hard times in recent seasons — back into the playoff picture.
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The store manager noticed how Ms. Claude picked up a toy that had fallen on the floor and put it back on the shelf.
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No wonder, then, that repeat calls to beef up digital campaigning rules and properly protect voters' data have so far fallen on deaf ears.
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But it has fallen on harder times in recent years, struggling against heightened competition, its own discounting of products and a bloated store network.
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Her wounded son, Tywanza Sanders, 26, had already fallen on one side of her; her aunt, Susie Jackson, 87, lay dead on the other.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks late Wednesday, but suspicion has fallen on the Islamic State, The Associated Press reported.
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State news agency SANA said rebel shells had also fallen on Deraa city, killing one girl overnight, and on Sweida city, causing material damage.
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The index is now 1.3 percent below a year ago and has fallen on an annual basis in three of the past four months.
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For example, the president has urged senators to keep trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but that has fallen on mostly deaf ears.
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Although manufacturers and unions alike have cried out to D.C. for protectionist measures, the calls have largely fallen on deaf ears to this point.
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The literally-immersive story follows a crew of Russian gangsters who've fallen on hard times and are scrambling to find new sources of income.
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I had tried to call it off but it had all fallen on deaf ears, and the groom had even threatened to kill himself.
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Most layoffs have fallen on its branch network, where the bank had earlier announced plans to cut about one in every 10 jobs in 2016.
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Crude prices had fallen on Tuesday, after data showed that the Organization of Petreoleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia had record high production in November.
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While all Americans have benefitted from imported low-priced products, the costs in lost jobs and reduced incomes have primarily fallen on America's working class.
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Glu has already fallen on hard times, with reports indicating that a company restructure in 20193 led to the loss of at least 100 employees.
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Moreover, whereas a decade ago charter schools were promoted as a social justice necessity, they have recently fallen on the wrong side of woke ideology.
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Kashir Sanhu, one of the students studying medicine at Hubei Polytechnic University, told VICE News that their appeals to Islamabad have fallen on deaf ears.
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And with multiple readings over time, it should be able to tell whether an ice sheet has risen or fallen on the order of millimeters.
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Blame has fallen on the police for their insufficient reaction, on migrants because of the reported origin of the attackers, and on the German government.
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The Toyota Prius revolutionized the automotive industry, but it has fallen on harder times as competitors have caught up and Tesla has stolen the limelight.
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According to Barry, Cummins claimed that Elizabeth was 24 and that they had fallen on hard times and needed gas and a place to stay.
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Yet these online lenders have fallen on harder times as the high costs of finding new borrowers and the inevitable defaults started to catch up.
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More responsibility has fallen on Carney and the BoE to steer Britain through its political crisis because of uncertainty over Osborne's future as finance minister.
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No simple fix to Flint's water crisis 'Never again in America' Once a bustling industrial city, Flint has fallen on hard times in recent years.
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Oil prices had fallen on Thursday amid expectations that crude output would rise in the Gulf of Mexico following last week's hurricane in the region.
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Gear VR is a collaboration between Samsung and Oculus; it's fallen on the Facebook-owned virtual reality company to disable Galaxy Note 7 functionality itself.
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The truth is that over the course of the storm, more than 24 trillion gallons of water have fallen on Southeast Texas and southern Louisiana.
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The contract had fallen on Monday to its lowest since May 23 at 13 euros but held a chart support zone at 182-183 euros.
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Rescue teams started from the spot where he was believed to have fallen on Tuesday, about four miles offshore between Fort Walton Beach and Pensacola.
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Prices have fallen on concerns of high global inventories and increasing production from several countries, according to Miswin Mahesh, oil market analyst with Energy Aspects.
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Chico's FAS stock has fallen on hard times recently, with share prices dropping from around $13 last May to lows of about $9 on Tuesday.
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But another statement from Mr. Ghani's office suggested that suspicion had fallen on the Haqqani wing of the Taliban, or some other Pakistan-based faction.
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The dark night of fascism has not fallen on America, nor on Europe, and isn't likely to, but fear and rejection of immigration haunts both.
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She has never been financially responsible, and now the burden has fallen on my shoulders, because she has no family and I'm an only child.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the Afghan government said suspicion had fallen on a faction of the Taliban based in Pakistan.
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Telecom Italia's shares have fallen on speculation that Cattaneo may leave, and shed 0.4 percent on Friday following the Reuters report of his imminent departure.
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Mamer had lost her home and "fallen on hard times" when Gonzales in August 2017 offered her a room, Maldonado said in the court filing.
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The single currency had fallen on bets of a protracted period of monetary policy divergence between the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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But with rural schools like Llanddewi-Brefi's ever under threat of closure, and churches increasingly under-attended, the onus has often fallen on the latter.
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It has fallen on Burke, more than anyone else in hockey, to clean up a culture in the sport that made Brendan feel so unwelcome.
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Mr. Hansen said the bill was partly designed to help people in their 50s and 60s who have fallen on hard times get better jobs.
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And through 2016, which is the last year for which we have 50-state data, it had not yet fallen on a 50-state basis.
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Chief Osgood had spoken to Mr. Peters's agency about how his years of requests for additional resources had fallen on deaf ears at Police Headquarters.
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In fact the currency has fallen on all 12 occasions since 23 where it swung into surplus for a period of at least two months.
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The agent sent to keep an eye on him could not resist going skiing after hearing that fresh snow had fallen on the Lebanese mountains.
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The world's attention has fallen on this carrot of Kim's speech, while the coercive aspect of his stratagem — liberating the South by force — remains unexamined.
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The cryptocurrency market has fallen on hard times recently, sparked by regulatory fears and Google's recent announcement that it is banning advertising related to cryptocurrency.
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Heavy scrutiny has fallen on White House counsel Don McGahn and chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, for whom Porter was a key ally.
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In this animated homage to show business, Buster Moon (a koala voiced by Matthew McConaughey) is a theater entrepreneur who has fallen on hard times.
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As people moved toward cities and the Sun Belt, and as cars and planes connected the country, many rural universities have fallen on hard times.
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Gasper says he's pushed his bosses at FBI headquarters to do more to address the problem, but his entreaties have mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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After all, that can't be worse than eating food that's fallen on the floor, which I also, in my infinite grossness, have been known to do.
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"This is a grocery store with dignity for people who have fallen on hard times," Brad, president of The Store's board of trustees, told the Tennessean.
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Facebook has spent several weeks under fire for letting data mining firm Cambridge Analytica collect user information, and some of that scrutiny has fallen on Oculus.
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When questioned, Maria Lopez, the girl&aposs mother, told authorities the girl had not been fishing the day before nor had she fallen on any rocks.
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Some of the heaviest rain has fallen on the southeast side of the city, where Houston's Hobby International Airport had to close due to the flooding.
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Her mother, Ann, said her family had fallen on hard times and that they took out a loan that eventually spiraled to about $6,000 in debt.
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In the early 1970s, back when young Donald was busy running the outer-borough apartments his father had built, the city had fallen on hard times.
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And why have the brunt of the firings fallen on low-level workers, not on the managers and executives who shaped the company's aggressive sales culture?
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ET. Department stores emerged in the 19th century after the advent of mass manufacturing, but have fallen on hard times as consumers hunt for bargains online.
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Anchondo's sister said she was told that the baby's injuries indicated that the mother had fallen on him while trying to shield him from the gunfire.
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Because of your father's death, this burden has fallen on you prematurely: It would have been more manageable if you were further along with your career.
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There is a hint of Strauss's Marschallin, fallen on bad times, in the elaborate dress for Fricka, Wotan's aggrieved wife (the mezzo-soprano Tanja Ariane Baumgartner).
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" A hedge apple fallen on a car's hood is "not the body / of a green, malignant thought, neither omen nor even / punishment for our evening's joy.
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It turned first to the residents of nearby Rust Belt cities, which had fallen on hard times following the collapse of the steel and rubber industries.
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The benefits of globalization have accrued disproportionately to the wealthy, while the costs have fallen on displaced workers, and governments have failed to ease their pain.
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But even though I know bacteria can accumulate in less than five seconds, I will still eat food that has fallen on my kitchen floor. Why?
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Housework and child-rearing have always fallen on women's shoulders, even during the Mao era, when women were held up by the government as men's equals.
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So far, Catalan calls for outside help have fallen on deaf ears, with leaders of the European Union instead urging Mr. Puigdemont to respect Spain's Constitution.
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But, given the summer heat and increased sweat, Dluginski said he has found an uptick in the number of AirPods that have fallen on the tracks.
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Casey (John Robinson), a bland fellow, inherits his father's AM radio station in Allentown, Pa; both the station and the burg have fallen on hard times.
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At a rally in Colorado on Monday night, he offered himself up as someone who's fallen on hard times, and who knows how to rally back.
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But since Ukraine's pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, was removed from power in 2014, the state-owned factory, known as Yuzhmash, has fallen on hard times.
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When he heard that a tree had fallen on the house at No. 14, he hopped into his Jeep as the storm raged to rescue them.
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Using the same 3 P's principle that he applies to businesses that have fallen on hard times-- People, Process, Product-- can Marcus resuscitate this American town?
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Collapsed lung and broken ribs Brendon said that before he died, Osteen told his wife, Brendon's mother, that the roof had fallen on top of Paetyn.
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Pleas for Trump to focus on policy matters and cut Giuliani out of his orbit have fallen on deaf ears, according to one congressional GOP aide.
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Blame for the huge scandal has largely fallen on Najib, whose dramatic election loss in May last year set the scene for this week's corruption trial.
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When the people of Ashdod rose early the next day, there was Dagon, fallen on his face on the ground before the ark of the Lord!
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About an hour later, the train struck a tree that had fallen on the tracks, Amtrak said, and the crew decided it was best to stop.
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Had the show's final season tried to make that shift, it might have fallen on its face, but at least it would have tried something new.
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Kostin's comments come as the international spotlight has once again fallen on Russia following its seizure of three Ukrainian naval vessels, and 23 crew members, on Sunday.
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Ericsson, once the world's biggest mobile phone and network equipment maker, has fallen on hard times in the past decade in the face of stiff global competition.
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Pleas by the other member countries for exemptions from the U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, which went into effect on June 1, have fallen on deaf ears.
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Auspicious signs had preceded his arrival, in the spring of 1950: a white elephant had padded out from the jungle and hailstones had fallen on the capital.
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Britain's output from high-tech industries has fallen on average over the last 10 years, the report said, with only one other EU member performing more poorly.
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Solomon and other members of the council say they have been lobbying for better roads from their local government, but their requests have fallen on deaf ears.
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This time, large caps have fallen on average only about half as much as small caps, and the S&P 500 by contrast is down 11.3 percent.
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Dumping all of your petty music gripes onto a woman who has fallen on hard times and trying to influence her housing decisions is out of bounds.
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South Korea's exports have fallen on-year for seven months in a row and shipments in the first 20 days of July were down 13.6% on year.
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It had fallen on Gregory to raise Barriss, and he still lived with her in a tiny stucco home in the northwest Los Angeles neighborhood of Chatsworth.
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Ericsson, once the world's biggest mobile phone and network equipment maker, has fallen on hard times in the past decade in the face of stiff global competition.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry attended a somber memorial to honor the fallen on Friday morning – 100 years after the bloodiest day in British history.
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Rats and roaches run through the halls of Moses Field School and pieces of ceiling have fallen on the heads of students at Palmer Park Preparatory Academy.
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Crocs, the clunky, foam clog that made its debut in 2002, has fallen on hard times of late, but one offbeat indicator may signal better days ahead.
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Disney shares, which had fallen on a disappointing debut for the latest "Star Wars" movie, closed down 2.46 percent at $99.69 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Brighton had two options: foreclose on the building and force the company out of business, or work with a good customer that had fallen on hard times.
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He has written several papers on the subject and even gave a presentation to the United Nations, but until recently his pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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" He added said that WADA made an offer to Russia's investigative committee last month to visit the Moscow laboratory together, but it had "fallen on deaf ears.
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In other places blame has fallen on the rise in social media, the link between crime and London's seemingly-never-ending penchant for cocaine, post-code wars.
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OPEC-member Venezuela has fallen on hard times under Maduro and more Venezuelans are leaving as an economic meltdown worsens and opposition hopes of fair elections fade.
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Google's argument, that the presence of large rivals like Amazon and eBay are proof of a competitive market, has so far fallen on deaf ears in Brussels.
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In the late 1980s, Berman had fallen on hard times financially, and Durst gave Berman large amounts of money in exchange for guarding his secret, Lewin said.
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Disney shares, which had fallen on a disappointing debut for the latest "Star Wars" movie, closed down 2.46 percent at $99.69 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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As we reported, the Columbus Police Chief has fallen on the sword, saying the arrest was improper ... because Stormy didn't violate the law that got her busted.
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But when the 2008 recession hits, the women find themselves fallen on hard times and hatch a plan to extract money from unsuspecting men — and it works.
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The index is now 1.3 percent below its level one year ago, and has now fallen on an annual basis in three of the past four months.
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Makers then might create a translucent whiteish rice cake with a hint of cherry petal inside, indicating that the petals have fallen on a pool of water.
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But in recent months, Scottish efforts to secure a special status in the withdrawal negotiations — such as access to Europe's single market — have fallen on deaf ears.
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When the sister was brought into the room, he learned that a concrete block had fallen on her head, and the blobs were pieces of her brain.
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Criticism has also fallen on police, who have been accused of using disproportionate force, using baton charges, and tear gas, and entering university campuses and assaulting students.
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Once close allies with deep historical ties, Cairo and Istanbul have in recent years fallen on opposing sides of some of the Middle East's biggest political rifts.
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The Weeknd is making it VERY clear -- H&M's apology for a racist online ad has fallen on deaf ears -- and he'll never work with them again.
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" The pirates were apparently surprised by the media coverage the attack was getting, given "our cries and all that of Somali fishermen have fallen on deaf ears.
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Sean Kingston's claims he was kidnapped in a jewelry dispute have fallen on deaf ears, because the LAPD is chalking it up to a simple business disagreement.
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According to meteorologist Ryan Maue at WeatherBell, as of Monday afternoon, around 14 trillion to 15 trillion gallons of water had fallen on Houston and its surrounding areas.
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Hence the HQ2 sweepstakes naturally began to immediately fuel speculation about an Amazon-driven renaissance of a city like St. Louis or Baltimore that's fallen on difficult times.
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Amy Mangold with Evansville Emergency Management said there were no reports of injuries but there were initial descriptions of trees down and poles that had fallen on buildings.
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But Lynn Via allegedly told people differing versions of what happened, including that he had slipped in water and fallen on a screwdriver, according to the local newspaper.
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The Gaddani ship-breaking industry has fallen on hard times recently and employs about 9,000 workers, fewer than in boom years at the end of the last decade.
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Aside from the S&P's 1.55% gain on the day of the January 2019 meeting, the S&P has fallen on 9 of the last 10 Fed Days.
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Amoruso eventually parlayed the idea into a thriving enterprise that has since fallen on hard times, but season one is content to narrowly focus on her early struggles.
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As the most economically mobile Puerto Ricans have fled the island, these cuts have fallen on a population that is older, poorer, more isolated—and angrier—than ever.
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Sterling had fallen on worries that Britain would undergo a "hard" exit from the European Union, in which immigration controls get priority over access to the single market.
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The family of R. Kelly's alleged captive, Joycelyn Savage, is desperate to see her this weekend while he's in Atlanta, but their pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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Media advocates have been pressing the business from all angles to be more inclusive and response to its core audiences, but it has mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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Yet Congress has refused time and again to help protect Americans from rampant gun violence, and so it has fallen on state lawmakers to address this national crisis.
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Speculation in the last couple days has fallen on a peace declaration to end the Korean War in exchange for Kim agreeing to shutter the Yongbyon nuclear facility.
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Women have already borne the brunt of austerity, with 86% of cuts since 2010 having fallen on our shoulders, according to figures published by the House of Commons.
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A long section, about two-thirds into the novel, opens the story of Avery Luter, an African-American and a Vietnam vet who has fallen on hard times.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's requests for the US military to end its cooperation with the Kurdistan Workers' Party-affiliated Syrian Kurdish fighters have fallen on deaf ears.
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"We can start by strengthening our safety net so it catches anyone who has fallen on hard times, whether they have a formal employer or not," she said.
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The families our 2202 network member food banks and 2628,28500 pantry partners serve are not lesser Americans because they face food insecurity and have fallen on tough times.
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But about Paul Ryan — this particular shrinking violet does have a history of changing his mind once everyone has fallen on their respective faces begging him to reconsider.
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On a slow day, my boss once picked up a French fry that had fallen on the floor and put it back with the rest of the fries.
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Warren and other progressives have argued at length that this would set the stage for another financial crisis, but their warnings seemed to have fallen on deaf ears.
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Oil prices had fallen on Monday as weak Chinese economic data released at the end of last week led to fears of lower global demand for the commodity.
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As a result, the job of policing this obviously harmful content has fallen on private companies who host the servers and platforms where deepfakes are hosted and traded.
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Our terrace roof was gone; a tree that had fallen on the back of the house caused some structural damage, and water had come in through the windows.
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The Jews had their country clubs, the Catholics had theirs, and the fallen-on-hard-times WASPs had theirs, whose thresholds we Jews were not allowed to cross.
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But there, where 5053 percent of residents are African-American and per capita income is just over $17,000 a year, those protests have largely fallen on deaf ears.
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But the plea seemed to have fallen on deaf ears, with Trump's Iran envoy saying on Friday sanctions would remain in place to end Iranian oil exports altogether.
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Criticism has also fallen on Democratic presidential candidate and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for the city's years of delay in starting disciplinary proceedings against Pantaleo.
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Qualcomm, a longtime giant of the computer chip industry that has fallen on hard times of late, may find itself a takeover target for a fast-rising upstart.
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The catch is that the stimulus check is based on your 2018 income: If you didn't qualify then, but have fallen on hardship since, you're out of luck.
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The restaurant appears to be a favorite of Mr. Trump's, though it has fallen on hard times in recent years — its owner filed for bankruptcy protection in March.
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The mayor's response underscored that the city could face tight scrutiny over its handling of the crisis, after much of the blame had previously fallen on state officials.
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Abercrombie & Fitch, the once-popular purveyor of fashion for teenagers that has since fallen on harder times, said on Wednesday that it has begun talks to sell itself.
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You've fallen in love, and learned that no one dies of a broken heart; you've fallen on your face, and found you can almost always get back up.
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While violence in places like Chicago and Baltimore has not fallen on a pace with most other cities, they are safer than they were a few years ago.
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Average yields on money funds were resilient even as U.S. bond yields have fallen on bets that Fed would lower key lending rates to preserve the current economic expansion.
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Heavy rains have fallen on many parts of the state this winter, but the image above is a reminder of the lingering effects of drought, even in wetter times.
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Ford: Automaker Ford has fallen on hard times as U.S. auto sales taper off, and Cramer cautioned that the pain could be on full display in its earnings report.
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Market participants remain concerned about increased protectionism under U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, with U.S. equities having fallen on Wednesday after Trump sought to impose fresh tariffs on China.
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The decision to partner with Sprint feels off not just becuase it's fallen on hard times lately, with T-Mobile hard-charging and AT&T and Verizon big-footing.
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He was assaulted a second time and says he continues to face rumors, accusations and threats and that his appeals to Illinois' state courts have fallen on deaf ears.
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Hong Kong house prices have fallen on average for the first time since early 2016, as sentiment looks to have turned against the city's notoriously expensive real estate market.
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The Gaddani ship-breaking industry has fallen on hard times recently and employs about 9,000 workers, fewer than in its boom years at the end of the last decade.
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There's a very fitting, "soft-style" logic to this: Delza and Geddes were quietly successful in their vision, even as their louder martial counterparts have fallen on hard times.
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The ball could have been bounced on the table, fallen on the floor, been in someone's hands or landed in a cup of beer -- surfaces that all contain bacteria.
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Oil had fallen on Wednesday in response to a sharp rise in U.S. stockpiles of products such as gasoline that pointed to weak demand during the U.S. driving season.
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It had fallen on Tuesday after the BOJ said it will keep both long-term and short-term rates at current low levels for an extended period of time.
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Particular attention has fallen on Price's purchase of stock in a biotech company called Innate Immunotherapeutics through a private offering at a discounted rate not available to the public.
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Wheat fell 0.6 percent to $5.00-3/4 a bushel, having fallen on Friday to touch $4.99-1/4, the lowest for a most-active contract since Oct. 31.
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In 473, when Saki wrote, "The cook was a good cook, as cooks go, and as cooks go, she went," this lapidary witticism would have fallen on kind ears.
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And, now that the first real winter rains have fallen on drought-stricken Cape Town and its equally dry hinterland, my appetite for water porn has increased even more.
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MEXICO CITY — If President Enrique Peña Nieto invited Donald J. Trump to visit Mexico for a dialogue in the interest of democracy, the message has fallen on deaf ears.
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Shares around the globe had fallen on Thursday after the Fed signaled little appetite to adjust interest rates anytime soon, dampening hopes of a rate cut among market participants.
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Tranquillizers would not have worked fast enough and if they did, Harambe could have drowned in the water and may have fallen on the kid, drowning both of them.
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All too often, white Americans think of the social safety net not as something for people like themselves fallen on hard times, but as a giveaway to Those People.
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Of course, this model has itself fallen on some hard times; Condé Nast (which owns Vogue, Wired, Glamour, the New Yorker, and other titles) lost $22018 million last year.
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Political workers on both sides have been found hanged, slashed, shot or burned to death, with the B.J.P. saying most of the recent deaths have fallen on its side.
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There was something about her soot-stained red brick, partially decayed facade and two rounded towers that called to my heart — a once haughty dowager fallen on hard days.
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A family living in the countryside has fallen on hard times, thanks to an endless drought that leaves a couple and their young girl on the brink of starvation.
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But Aristeia's closely watched appeal appeared to have fallen on deaf ears on Friday, when Sina announced that the investor's two nominees had not been voted onto the board.
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Economists are often quick to dismiss the possibility that inflation might eventually have fallen on its own, as the effects of high oil prices and elevated defence spending abated.
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Unfortunately, our words have fallen on deaf ears, and American weapons ended up being used to target civilians and members of our security forces in Syria, Iraq and Turkey.
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Increasingly, the burden of recovery has fallen on the shoulders of citizens like Maldonado as Puerto Ricans wait for more substantial federal aid than they have received so far.
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Brent crude futures are down 4.5% for the week so far, about the same as copper futures, which have fallen on fears of Chinese slowdown could hurt global growth.
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One of them, Bridget Donahue, a second-floor space on Bowery in Manhattan, is enjoying the spotlights that have fallen on one of its artists, Susan Cianciolo, this year.
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Speaking through tears and on the condition that her name not be used, she said he had fallen on hard times, some of which he had brought on himself.
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In the short term, however, the brunt of the oil market adjustment has fallen on shale producers, since other forms of exploration and production have much longer lead times.
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Critics of Dodd-Frank say the rules prevented community banks with no systemic risk to the larger financial system from serving trustworthy customers who had fallen on hard times.
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Later, a grownup Samuel (Armie Hammer), who has fallen on hard times, rents Nat out to other plantation owners, who want a pacifying Gospel delivered to their restless slaves.
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The tech giant has fallen on analyst predictions that the outbreak of the virus could delay iPhone production and sales given that its suppliers' factories in China remain closed.
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As the United States has reduced its troop presence in the past few years, the war's toll — civilian casualties aside — has fallen on the Afghan forces and the Taliban.
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The curtain may have fallen on a dumb, shitty Cincinnati Bengals football season, but there really is no offseason when it comes to Bengals players acting dumb and shitty.
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"The strategy in the past that nonprofits and workers' rights groups have used called for bans on all mandatory arbitration, and those calls have fallen on deaf ears," says Szalai.
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They are both Democrats and they have a very different outlook on how to fix one of the greatest cities in America that has clearly fallen on some hard times.
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A lot of the focus has fallen on Intel, because all of the company's modern chips are impacted, and the company's attempts to patch the vulnerabilities have seen mixed results.
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Like the team's post-industrial hometown, the once-proud Bills—the only team to ever reach the Super Bowl championship game in four consecutive years—have fallen on hard times.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which killed military personnel and civilians, although suspicion had immediately fallen on the PKK or the Islamic State (ISIS) group.
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I would be more than happy to have Samsung dispatch a courier to pick up my phone from my hotel in Bangkok—but that idea has fallen on deaf ears.
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Though Penn Station had fallen on hard times in the hands of the teetering Pennsylvania Railroad Company, its demolition has been regarded ever since as an act of civic vandalism.
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Sterling has fallen on the prospect of a eurosceptic prime minister replacing Theresa May who could push for a more decisive break from the European Union, Britain's largest trading partner.
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Global bond yields have fallen on rising geopolitical concerns after the U.S. Navy fired 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian airfield last week in response to a deadly gas attack.
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The number of homes on the market in the United States has fallen on a year-over-year basis for the last 14 months, the National Association of Realtors says.
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Both companies have fallen on hard times, with Wall Street punishing Twitter's lackluster growth and SoundCloud saying earlier in the year that it needed the cash infusion to stay alive.
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The probability of surviving a building collapse depends on multiple variables, of course—the most important being where the rubble has fallen on the body and what is being crushed.
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I often think about this moment and whether or not the burden of publicly stating my views on this book would have fallen on me if I were not black.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has joined the country's biggest supermarkets including Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons in urging shoppers not to stockpile, but the pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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Durkin also satisfied another criterion for a role on Saban's staff: He is an obviously talented former head coach who, whether through misfortune or misdeed, has fallen on hard times.
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Surrounded by orange cones and sawhorses, I stopped to retrieve a doll that had fallen on the ground, a Sesame Street character with purple hair and a bright blue dress.
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Only weeks later did she tell me — excitedly, as if she had been waiting for me to ask — that her birthday had fallen on the day of my first visit.
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Her research, Warren said on ABC World News Tonight in 1991, found most debtors were "a surprisingly middle class cross section of America," who had fallen on hard financial times.
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Yet the Yankees acquired him from the Oakland Athletics in exchange for two players coming off major operations and a minor-league infielder who had fallen on their depth chart.
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Hours after signing the paperwork, Levi's body was found by his father's second wife, Cindy Karlsen, under a truck that had fallen on him in Mr. Karlsen's garage, records show.
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Whether you're in school, fallen on hard times, or just haven't gotten your big break, maneuvering around the dating scene is ten times more difficult when you're short on cash.
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Sure, I use this bag for the days I have fallen on my ass and injured my knee, but frozen peas are the real unsung hero of the freezer section.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the bomb but suspicion has fallen on Somalia&aposs extremist group al-Shabab which has carried out a wave of attacks in Kenya since 2011.
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It was just that since Pantera's dissolution and the tragic death of guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbot, fans had fallen on either side—either you were in Camp Phil or Camp Vinnie.
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Ross, a billionaire who made his fortune investing in distressed assets, said the peso has fallen on worries about President Donald Trump's desire to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Their calls for Corbyn to step aside have so far fallen on deaf ears, however with the Labour leader — who has the support of industrial trade unions — refusing to stand down.
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Those who have been sceptical about the case for strong action on climate change have fallen on them as evidence that models such as those used in CMIP5 have fundamental flaws.
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The British-based Observatory said the level of fighting had fallen on Saturday, and the truce was not currently at risk, although one rebel official said it was "in serious danger".
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Season 5 begins with Rayna (Connie Britton) and Deacon (Charles Esten) adjusting now that Maddie (Lennon Stella) is home and Rayna's record label, Highway 65, has fallen on hard times financially.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Webber, a cook at a Cajun restaurant, had just found out a large tree branch had fallen on her mobile home and her storm door had blown off.
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HBB tearfully begged Mama to straighten her life out a while back ... but that may have fallen on deaf ears, because the family obviously doesn't trust Mama with Boo Boo's money.
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With lyrics like "You've fallen on your feet giving everything up / There's something in the way love is never enough," it's easy to understand why people are connecting to this song.
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A tall, white man with brown hair that flopped over his forehead said he was from Concord Village, a complex that should have fallen on the 307 side of the line.
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Irregular immigration by sea has fallen on average across Europe, though arrivals to Spain have more than doubled annually to the rate of more than 1,000 people per week this year.
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Their announcement was partly a ploy, but the group had also legitimately fallen on hard times, in part because the singers received only a 7 percent cut of their songs' royalties.
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Adam Neumann has fallen on his sword, stepping down as chief executive of WeWork in an attempt to help the office-rental giant's bungled initial public offering get back on track.
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The invitation came from Insight Venture Partners and it was an offer to help work with one of their portfolio companies — a former high flyer that had fallen on hard times.
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Despite the humanitarian crisis, the UN's calls for an immediate end to hostilities in Sana'a have fallen on deaf ears; the civil war now looks set to enter an uncertain phase.
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Through a series of unlikely coincidences that could suggest a larger, mystical force (but also could just be coincidences), Dud finds himself at the Lodge, which has fallen on hard times.
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Occupying prime locations in many major German cities, Kaufhof and Karstadt have fallen on hard times in the last decade, fueling speculation that the rival chains would be forced to combine.
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So it's remarkable to note that the trade deficit has risen, not fallen, on Trump's watch, from $544 billion in 2016 to $691 billion in the 12 months ending in October.
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In recent months the spotlight has again fallen on Uiseong for a far less glorious reason: a smoldering mountain of garbage which highlights the trash crisis in the densely populated nation.
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Much of the burden of U.S. operations in the last 15 years has fallen on a handful of special operations units, whose budgets, personnel numbers and deployments have all risen dramatically.
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Despite a 25% tariff on steel, which was intended to address China's out-sized steelmaking capabilities, steel prices have fallen on weaker demand and excessive supply from American producers, Cramer highlighted.
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"Last June, at his first historic summit in Singapore, with Chairman Kim Jong Un, President Trump had our missing fallen on his heart," Pence said Monday during remarks at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Though he's fallen on tough times, and could well come up short when he takes on Corey Anderson at UFC 198, he is one of the greatest light heavyweights in MMA history.
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The biggest question mark will be consumer demand for vaping products amid the concerns surrounding the recent lung illnesses in the US, where suspicion has fallen on black market THC vaping products.
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Goldman Sachs equity and derivatives strategist Vishal Vivek says most S&P 500 stocks have actually fallen on the day they've reported their earnings, which is a break from what typically happens.
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The US is angry, because there is evidence to suggest that Russian munitions have fallen on civilian areas and hospitals, and humanitarian access has not been granted by Damascus to besieged areas.
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As mentioned before, half of those surveyed admitted to eating food that has fallen on the floor, but an even greater number (56 percent) admitted to eating food they know is expired.
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Set in a world like ours but entirely inhabited by animals, Sing stars Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey), a koala who presides over a once-grand theater that has fallen on hard times.
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So the numerous calls from almost 100 members of Congress — for a cutoff of military and security aid until the government puts an end to impunity — have mostly fallen on deaf ears.
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We're told the jeweler has contacted Chyna several times, telling her the gift was off the table and asking her to return all of the items, but it's fallen on deaf ears.
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Much of the work to locate the more than 400 deported parents has fallen on these NGOs, who are relying on contact information for these parents from the government to find them.
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James left the Cleveland Cavaliers in the off-season for the storied Los Angeles Lakers, which despite having fallen on hard times in recent years remains one of the league's glamor franchises.
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Between 6 and 14 inches (15 to 36 cm) of rain have fallen on areas of South Texas this week and more rainfall was possible through early Thursday, the weather service said.
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American relations with Saudi Arabia, a key power broker in the Middle East and crucial oil producer vital to the global economy have often fallen on the hypocritical side of this line.
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The dollar has fallen on expectations central banks besides the Federal Reserve are seeking to end their policy of ultra-low, even negative, rates adopted to combat the 2008 global financial crisis.
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With uncertainty about the future of George Osborne as finance minister, more responsibility has fallen on Carney and his fellow BoE policymakers to steer Britain through its worst political crisis in decades.
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It's mostly fallen on their shoulders to quell anxiety over a public health crisis, provide accurate information on prevention in multiple languages, and offer adequate health care for little pay, he added.
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"Thousands of new mothers are forced out of their jobs each year due to maternity discrimination and the vast majority of tax and benefit changes have fallen on the shoulders of women."
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But he also wants to avoid further roiling a jittery stock market, which has fallen on news of a prolonged trade war, and to limit economic damage ahead of the 2020 election.
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There were heartwarming anecdotes about a local college student or a military veteran or a disabled teen who had fallen on hard times but found brighter days thanks to the governor's policies.
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The military said that the incoming fire was intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome air defense system and that it appeared no rockets had fallen on the Israeli-controlled side of the line.
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"I know a lot of musicians and producers and writers who have fallen on hard times and who could really use that money," the "Second That Emotion" and "My Girl" singer said.
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But these are my friends and they've recently fallen on some hard times and desperately need a vacation, so I'll let bygones be bygones and try to figure out what I can.
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Macau stocks had fallen on concerns over how a facial recognition feature used by ATMs might hurt gross gaming revenues, Deutsche Bank analyst Karen Tang said in a note published July 13.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks, which wounded an estimated 67 people, but suspicion has already fallen on the Islamic State group, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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U.S. politics is veering toward a potential transformation in which both major parties are competing to capture a single constituency — millions of Americans, from schoolteachers to steelworkers, who have fallen on hard times.
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"These aren't real investments that generate benefit for society the way that most companies and entrepreneurs do," he added, citing lien sales generally as the result of people having fallen on hard times.
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"There have been six instances in Chicago's history where snow has fallen on Halloween, with the only date of measurable snow being on Halloween in 2014," the National Weather Service in Chicago said.
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Tourbillon dazzled with double-digit returns early in its lifetime but has fallen on tougher times recently when two years of back-to-back losses prompted some investors to ask for money back.
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The ATX is down around 4 percent since the start of 2016 while the FTSEurofirst is down 7 percent, with stock markets having fallen on concerns about a China-led global economic slowdown.
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Officials at the more reform-minded CFDT union said on Sunday they did not want a drawn-out conflict but that their proposed amendments to the shake-up had fallen on deaf ears.
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So far, investors have had little public success in forcing company boards to change executive pay arrangements by accepting their guidance, and often their complaints about excessive handouts have fallen on deaf ears.
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Though their pleas have largely fallen on deaf ears in India, the strikes were loud enough to prompt a letter of solidarity from the New York Taxi Workers Alliance over Uber's exploitative wages.
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His request for the European Union to mediate in the dispute has also fallen on deaf ears with the EU supporting the Rajoy government and saying it would not recognize an independent Catalonia.
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That's why the argument over whether this new Lion King is animated or live-action is sort of a proxy battle over the value of 2D animation, which has fallen on hard times.
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"A lot of folks that we work with, they see that after 15 years of war, the burden of keeping us safe has fallen on a fairly small numbers of families," he said.
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Official suspicion has instead fallen on supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister Yingluck Shinawatra, former prime ministers who were forced from office but who remain popular with voters in Thailand's rural heartland.
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"Responsibility has fallen on my shoulders, now I am representative of all the people of Jhang," Jhangvi told Reuters in an interview last week during an hours-long tour of his home town.
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It's easy to forget because so much focus has rightfully fallen on the changes in the offensive system, but the team's culture change was always meant to help in these tight situations, too.
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But suspicion has fallen on the local al Qaeda affiliate behind a surge of violence in the region in recent years, despite an ongoing French-led counterterrorism mission in the Sahel since 2013.
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The group's spokesperson noted that the onus has fallen on "the companies that support [Breitbart], however inadvertently," to take a stand in response to the hateful content Sleeping Giants believe the website propagates.
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"The deal would mark the end of the independence of an icon of 20th-century business, which has fallen on hard times as consumer tastes and buying habits have shifted," the WSJ notes.
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The town, population 87,000, was long centered on a number of cotton mills, but has fallen on harder times: A 2015 government report said it was among the most deprived areas in Britain.
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Zarif said French and Japanese efforts to bring Iran and the United States around the negotiating table had "fallen on deaf ears" because Trump believed Iran was on the verge of economic collapse.
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While some passengers assumed Joc had fallen on hard times after recognizing him, he tells us his new side-hustle is actually his way of teaching an important lesson to the next generation.
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Watkins had worked at the retailer for five years and felt that his pleas to corporate about new store management had fallen on deaf ears, so he took matters into his own hands.
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Fresh criticism has fallen on Kushner, in particular, because by law he was supposed to list all meetings with foreign officials when he applied for security clearance and had to update his contacts.
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Suspicion has fallen on illicit or bootleg THC vaping devices as well as additives, and many of the illnesses and deaths reported have been in states that don't have regulated recreational cannabis programs.
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But before it ditched its New York HQ22 plans Thursday, Amazon had only ever fallen on its face this way once before, when it launched the Fire Phone, a smartphone no one wanted.
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Raab's market-moving gesture came after the pound had fallen on a tweet warning of a no-deal Brexit from Jeffrey Donaldson, one of 22 Democratic Unionist Party lawmakers whose support May needs.
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Since then, the greenback has fallen on the lack of progress on implementing these promised fiscal measures even as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a second time in three months last week.
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ET, FSN Southeast (Charlotte), FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE HORNETS (41-31): Marvin Williams was a catalyst during Charlotte's recent 9-22 surge, but he has fallen on hard times in the past week.
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The mother told police Frye and Hills explained the bruises by telling her the children had been throwing themselves against a wall and that a dog crate had fallen on the 9-year-old.
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May's attempts to build broad political support for the Brexit plan she set out in January, which involves leaving the EU's single market and prioritising immigration control, have so far fallen on deaf ears.
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Danno said that wasn't his sort of thing, but he gave Hanson the number of a friend of his named Jack Rissell who had fallen on hard times and was living in his van.
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This is the place where so many of those fallen on the battlefield since 9/21600 have come to their final resting place, 22004 souls in action since the 213/22 attacks buried here.
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But so far, the chemical maker's ambitious announcement — it is the largest takeover bid by a German company and the biggest all-cash acquisition offer on record — appears to have fallen on deaf ears.
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Pending home sales have fallen on an annual basis now for five of the past six months, and Realtors say they do not expect much improvement unless the supply issue eases, which is unlikely.
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While much of the heat for the incident has fallen on United, all of the airlines now find themselves on the defensive over their booking practices, with lawmakers floating the possibility of legislative changes.
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His polished, generational-change argument has fallen on deaf ears as the left has instead chosen a rumpled 74-year-old who seems incapable of abiding by the political establishment's rules as its icon.
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All Infinity Ward and Activision can do is wait and see if their reassurances have resulted in another blockbuster hit, or if instead they have fallen on ears deafened by the bombast of nostalgia.
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Weak fixed-asset investment has also stoked worries about demand as have new factory orders, which remained sluggish in April, while exports have fallen on a sharp drop in shipments to the United States.
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Mr. Ortiz said his supervisor encouraged him to report that he had fallen on the stairs and that he had later been fired by Amazon when witness accounts conflicted with his version of events.
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When Van Wagenen announced that Cespedes had fallen on his ranch, a reporter asked if Cespedes, who once rode a horse into the team's parking lot during spring training, had fallen off a horse.
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Developing countries have made consistent and impassioned pleas in Marrakesh for more financing to help them adjust to intensifying climate shifts - but so far those pleas have largely fallen on deaf ears, experts said.
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Many believe that Congress has an obligation to be transparent about these shush fund payments made in secret and using taxpayer funds, but so far calls for such transparency have fallen on deaf ears.
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The heaviest burden has fallen on people of color and immigrant communities, reflecting our country's long history of structural racism and discrimination, as well as the administration's general animus towards racial and ethnic minorities.
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"With inventory tight and affordability worsening, the number of Southern California homes sold has fallen on a year-over-year basis during three of the last five months," said Andrew LePage, a CoreLogic analyst.
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Much of the output being reduced by OPEC is of the heavier crude grades favored by many Chinese refiners, and it's possible that the efforts of OPEC and its allies have disproportionately fallen on China.
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The transition management business has fallen on tough times in the last years as investor tastes have shifted to passive from active portfolios and some large asset owners have opted to stop using outsiders' services.
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Investigators also noted that Yester appeared to retaliate against a mental health counselor at the school who had told state education officials that previous attempts to report and enact change had fallen on deaf ears.
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Image: Bob Mumgaard/Plasma Science and Fusion Center/MITMIT's fusion program has fallen on hard times, but that hasn't stopped it from smashing world records and keeping the dream of limitless, carbon-free energy alive.
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Much of the output being reduced by OPEC is of the heavier crude grades favoured by many Chinese refiners, and it's possible that the efforts of OPEC and its allies have disproportionately fallen on China.
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A few days before Christmas of 2013, my mother called me in New York from Kerala in India to tell me my 90-year-old grandmother, Laxmi, had fallen on her way to the bathroom.
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GE had fallen on hard times even as former Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt sought to jettison ailing businesses and focus on the company's industrial roots in power plants, jet engines, locomotives and other large equipment.
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The No. 201 overall pick has lived up to the hype and then some in his first season with the Sabres (222-33-9), bringing hope to a franchise that has fallen on hard times.
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Most attention has fallen on O'Neill's comments in a 21625 speech, where he called for changing the FDA's mission so that it no longer considers whether drugs are effective when deciding whether to approve them.
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Gas stocks had already fallen on Thursday, when Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported the watchdog's planned cuts but said they would be as deep as 40%, which turned out to be wide of the mark.
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In it, Father explained that a fellow prisoner's family had fallen on hard times and that he was writing to ask for a loan of $8,000 to be given to the bearer of the letter.
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While much of the burden of paying for humanitarian programs has fallen on the international community -- the latest United Nations humanitarian appeal asks for $111 million to reach 6 million people in dire humanitarian need.
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" "Words of compassion, words of love, words of working together, words of compromise, those words of course have fallen on deaf ears and are not readily used as frequently as we want them to be.
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Former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter remain in critical condition after being poisoned with a nerve agent in the English town of Salisbury on Sunday, and suspicion has naturally fallen on Russia.
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But he conceded that his pleading with his friends and co-workers has mostly fallen on deaf ears and that the prospect of a second term for Mr. Trump is something he considers very real.
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When Eastman, who once said that he strove to be "black to the fullest, a musician to the fullest, a homosexual to the fullest," died in Buffalo at 49, he had fallen on hard times.
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The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency reported that mortar shells fired by the rebels had fallen on facilities belonging to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent near Harasta, a government-held suburb north of Damascus.
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In the latter episode, Sedaris emerges looking like a scarecrow that has fallen on hard times—garish costume makeup, tattered hair, thread-bare dirndl—and claims she is over budget and had to style herself.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' For years, downtown Closter, N.J., was defined by the empty storefronts and potholed parking lot of Closter Plaza, a 1960s shopping center that had fallen on hard times.
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And Turkey's calls for the U.S. to extradite Fethullah Gulen, an influential Turkish cleric and Erdogan rival whom the Turkish government claims was behind a failed 2016 coup, have so far fallen on deaf ears.
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The breach is the latest setback for Yahoo, an internet pioneer that has fallen on hard times in recent years after being eclipsed by younger, fast-growing rivals including Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc.
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But here, playing Ryota Shinoda, a onetime literary sensation fallen on hard times professionally and personally, he also has lines around and bags under his eyes, a perpetual five o'clock shadow and a downcast mouth.
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Although the US president has argued that his tariffs would be paid for by China, analysis of the 2018 round of tariff increases from his administration has shown that the burden has mostly fallen on Americans.
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The Cardinals' pitching has fallen on hard times lately, however, and the team fell to 8-15 in June following Saturday's 7-3 setback - the 10th time this month it has surrendered at least six runs.
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Over the past 212 years, the CO2400 concentration at Mauna Loa has risen and fallen on an annual basis, owing to the uptake of carbon by plants for photosynthesis, and subsequent release of carbon during decomposition.
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Their deaths underscore the fact that from Somalia to Yemen, as well as in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, the war against ISIS, al Qaeda and their affiliates has largely fallen on special operations forces to fight.
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Blame for the failure to get GOP support for ObamaCare repeal and replace legislation has increasingly fallen on White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and other top administration officials, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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Casey Anthony is having a good time these days -- hanging out in restaurants and bars with friends -- but her parents have fallen on hard times, because we've learned their home is on the brink of foreclosure.
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The most attention has fallen on O'Neill's comments in a 2014 speech, where he called for changing the FDA's mission so that it no longer considers whether drugs are effective when deciding whether to approve them.
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Chicago Board of Trade's most active corn contract closed the day down 0.38% at $0003-1/4 a bushel, having also fallen on Thursday after drier U.S. harvest weather was forecast for the next few days.
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The backbreaking task of discovering and exploring Mexico's many clandestine graves has often fallen on the shoulders of families and loved ones of the disappeared, as well as non-governmental organizations that assist in the process.
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She heard crying and, running back to the bathroom, she saw that Leslie had pulled the hot curling iron off the sink by its dangling cord, and it had fallen on her legs and burned them.
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As premiums have risen — in large part because of the actions of the Trump administration and congressional Republicans — the burden has mostly fallen on unsubsidized people who have to pay the whole cost on their own.
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"The Butcher," the Ottoman governor of Sidon who rebuilt the former Crusader capital and fought off Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799—but brings top-of-the-line cuisine to a fabled city that's fallen on hard times.
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Officials and residents disputed Taliban claims that those facilities had fallen on Monday, but residents said the government buildings were under constant attack, and Taliban fighters were in apparent charge of most neighborhoods throughout the city.
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In this four episode hour long series, the legendary baseball icon and mega-successful businessman, Alex Rodriguez, gives back by mentoring notables who have fallen on hard times and need help getting back on their feet.
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Much of the recent blame for the never-ending reports of under-the-table payments to recruits has fallen on sneaker companies and their intimate involvement in summer leagues and showcase events for pre-college players.
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Wall Street stocks looked set to open flat to slightly lower, having fallen on Tuesday on expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate rise in coming months and concerns over Britain's exit from the European Union .
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He should have walked, back in May, leaving the stage as soon as the curtain had fallen on the greatest production of the Premier League era: his legend assured and untainted, the ultimate managerial mike drop.
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Most importantly, the Times spoke with Trump himself, who didn't do much to dispel the idea that the Trump brand, such as it is, has fallen on hard times in the city his father helped to build.
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With uncertainty about the future of George Osborne as finance minister, more responsibility has fallen on Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and his fellow BoE policymakers to steer Britain through its worst political crisis in decades.
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She says Key made way more than her in the final years of their marriage -- including a $1.2 mil Toyota endorsement deal -- but she's fallen on financial hardship since the split ... due to giving up her career.
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Historically, the role of supporting FOSS projects has fallen on the shoulders of these non-profit organizations, but a new company called Tidelift is betting on a market-based solution to the open source community's funding woes.
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In addition, the U.S. government should contract with the fracking community at profitable prices to re-start energy production in once-booming communities that have fallen on hard times, until U.S. production equals that of Saudi Arabia.
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She may very well feel as though she was not a victim in any of these situations — but she did tell the Times she had "quite a few" stories she felt would have fallen on deaf ears.
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Athletics LH Rich Hill (21-215, 33) Fister has fallen on hard times after his season-opening victory, losing each of his last three decisions while allowing 23 runs on 23 hits in 21 2/3 innings.
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The Royals will begin a stretch of 14 of their next 20 at Kauffman Stadium against the Athletics, who won two of three in the teams' initial series in April but summarily have fallen on hard times.
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Between the lines: Suspicion has, naturally, fallen on Russia (Vladimir Putin, himself a former intelligence officer, has vowed publicly that traitors will be killed) and the nature of the poison further indicates a state may be responsible.
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The raft of brands missing at Baselworld this year include some that have fallen on hard times but also a number that are going their own way: either defecting to rival fairs or running their own shows.
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Mr. Circa's chief concern, though, is not the great pyramids of Giza but their smaller cousins: tiny stone models of sphinxes, Pharaohs and pyramids that he manufactures at a small workshop that has fallen on hard times.
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In early Friday trade, 10-year bond yields across the euro zone were 5 to 10 basis points higher, including Italian yields, which had fallen on Thursday after the ECB announced plans for open-ended asset purchases.
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Much of the blame has fallen on a Texas contractor that did repair work on the pipe before the accident, using a sealant that clogged a crucial underground device, according to an investigation sponsored by Con Edison.
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Cameron, who had already shredded his authority by saying he wouldn't fight another election, has fallen on his sword after his massive mistake, but the in-fighting over the succession will only increase the public distaste for politics.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Contracts to buy previously owned homes declined more than expected in August and have now fallen on an annual basis for eight consecutive months, the latest indication that the housing market is struggling to regain momentum.
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Despite Gates' continuous hammering home the possibility of biological threats wiping out large chunks of the world's populations, his message has largely fallen on deaf ears from those who have the ability to actually do something about it.
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So far, pleas about the urgency of climate change have fallen on deaf ears in the Trump administration, but now that it's increasingly becoming an issue of national security, maybe our elected officials will start paying closer attention.
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In addition to its own site that it had sold to Flipkart, eBay was a repeat investor in Snapdeal, another e-commerce marketplace in the country that has fallen on challenging times amid fierce competition in the market.
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Having already fallen on Monday, U.S. Treasury yields dipped about two basis points across the curve, with the benchmark 10-year yield at 2.47 percent, not far from a one-month low hit at the start of May.
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Finance minister George Osborne, whose attempt to calm markets had fallen on deaf ears on Monday, said the country would have to cut spending and raise taxes to stabilize the economy after credit ratings agencies downgraded its debt.
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Finance minister George Osborne, whose attempt to calm markets had fallen on deaf ears on Monday, said the country would have to cut spending and raise taxes to stabilize the economy after credit rating agencies downgraded its debt.
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But, Stephen Colbert, wanting to respect those we lost in the fake terror attack that even had Sweden's former prime minister Carl Bildt tweeting, "What has he been smoking?" paid tribute to the fallen on The Late Show.
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Coleman had fallen on hard times, after running through his first tournament and easily beating Dan Severn for the UFC heavyweight title, he had suffered three defeats on the trot against Maurice Smith, Pete Williams, and Pedro Rizzo.
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As FBI agents under special counsel Robert Mueller investigate possible collusion between Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and Russian operatives, Trump has demeaned the bureau and criticized it as a once great body that he fallen on hard times.
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On Monday, the foreign minister of Turkish-held Northern Cyprus, Kudret Ozersay, said that what appeared to be a Russian-made antiaircraft missile fired by Syria at Israeli jets had missed its mark and fallen on the island.
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" Callaghan said an average of five officers a year had appeared at the tribunal for impaired driving convictions in recent years, and that warnings from former Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair "seem to have fallen on deaf ears.
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Ms. Hay owns a three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in a prewar co-op in the West 80s whose windows look out on thick trees in the summer and, when the leaves have fallen, on the Hudson River.
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In any event, almost two centuries after his death, the spotlight has fallen on Mr. Richmond again because of a high-speed rail project that has prompted the renovation of Euston Station in the north of the city.
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Now, in this four-episode series, former MLB superstar and mega-successful businessman, Alex Rodriguez, is ready to give back by mentoring athletes and entertainers who've fallen on hard times and need help getting back on their feet.
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But so far the message appears to have fallen on deaf ears; unchastened, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) appears to have little trouble finding local police departments willing to join President Trump's aggressive national search for potential deportees.
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Several Mumbai television channels reported that more rain had fallen on the city in the past several days than any other time since July 2005, when severe flooding killed more than 1,000 people in this part of India.
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Andy Samberg plays a former teen rapper fallen on hard times, in "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping" (June 3), a satire on musical celebrity, directed by Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone, who co-wrote the script with Samberg.
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As a result, the naira has fallen on the parallel market by almost 50 percent in recent weeks as the central bank struggles to meet importers' dollar demand on the official interbank market, funnelling demand to unofficial dealers.
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My earlier efforts to put American intelligence operatives in touch with the savvy French planters, a group of tough, intelligent types who included a fair share of battle-hardened former French Foreign Legionnaires, had fallen on deaf ears.
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Prior to Mnuchin's comment in Davos, the dollar had fallen on speculation about overseas central banks moving away from the extraordinary measures they adopted to combat the global credit crisis in 20143 and the global recession that followed.
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Larry Robbins of Glenview Capital LLC, meanwhile, reiterated his long positions in HMOs such as Cigna Corp, whose shares have fallen on concerns about progressive Democratic candidates endorsing so-called Medicare for all plans ahead of the 2020 elections.
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The 33-year-old, who won the Canadian Grand Prix with BMW Sauber in 2008, will partner British rookie George Russell at a once-dominant team that has fallen on hard times and is currently last in the standings.
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The clout of the Chinese AI community is such that at the beginning of the year, the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence rescheduled the date of its annual meeting; the original had fallen on Chinese New Year.
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"Markets are literally screaming at the German authorities to loosen the fiscal purse strings although to date this has fallen on deaf years," said Mark Dowding, co-head of investment grade debt strategy at BlueBay Asset Management in London.
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A similar fate has fallen on the US-China Bilateral Investment Treaty, which is also well advanced but highly unlikely to be ratified by the U.S. Senate even if the final touches are miraculously agreed in the coming weeks.
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Shares in Shire, which had fallen on Tuesday after U.S. pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) Express Scripts said it was looking at ways to manage the rising costs of hemophilia medicines, slid as much as 7 percent after the results.
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East Liverpool, known in the 1800s as the "The Crockery City" where more than half the country's ceramics were made, has fallen on hard times since the 1970s as the population dwindled and the local steel mill shut down.
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In an interview shortly after the prisoners' arrest, Hay-Chapman told ABC7 News that he'd like to use any reward money to start his life over and help out his grown children, who also had fallen on tough times.
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Reynolds didn't have to stretch far to play an injured football player fallen on hard times, but he seemed to intuitively understand that TV doesn't always require the best acting if it has the right actor for the part.
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As addiction has shattered families in Scioto County, the burden of raising children has increasingly fallen on the foster care system or relatives, though many relatives have been unable to pass drug tests, child welfare officials and educators said.
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And it's the kind that ends on a more hopeful note, with the dancers in pairs, one holding the other off the ground and spinning together as the curtain falls, just as it has fallen on many similar scenes.
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She walked straight through the house and burst out again at the back, through the French windows in the dining room, into a scene of devastation: grass lay in heaps where it had fallen on the ragged pale stubble.
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Larry Robbins of Glenview Capital LLC, meanwhile, reiterated his long positions in HMOs such as Cigna Corp, whose shares have fallen on concerns about progressive Democratic candidates endorsing so-called "Medicare for all" plans ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Yacktman is moving more into the shares of European luxury goods makers such as Kering SA, whose brands include Gucci and Botegga Veneta, that have pricing power but have fallen on concerns about a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
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A story in a local newspaper two days before the start of the Genesis Open mentioned that Spieth, a five-time winner in 2014-15, had "only" two victories last season, as if he had fallen on hard times.
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The nine-year-old German streaming music and audio service is popular around the world (Chance The Rapper is one outspoken fan) and was previously touted as a rival to Spotify, but it has fallen on hard times lately.
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A California woman has been arrested in connection with the death last week of her 2-year-old stepson, who suffered a "severe head injury" though his mother was told he had fallen on the trampoline, police and news reports say.
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A March paper from economists at Columbia, Princeton, and the New York Federal Reserve found that the "full incidence" of Trump's tariffs have fallen on domestic companies and consumers -- costing them $3 billion a month by the end of 2018.
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Wrestling was for hicks and marks; sports entertainment was cool once and, if it had fallen on hard times, it would be cool again because of the eternal allure of glitz and the feeling of being in on the scam.
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And while expectations of Fed rate increases have declined to around 47 basis points over the next year from 203 basis points earlier this week, market expectations for a rise in euro zone rates have also fallen on weak data.
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Photo: Ethan Miller (Getty Images)Video game chain GameStop, which like many other retailers has fallen on some pretty harsh times in the age of digital distribution platforms and online sales, is considering a buyout from a private equity firm.
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The city, which was once known as America&aposs foreclosure capital, has recently fallen on hard times, with 1-in-4 residents living below the poverty line and the median household income at nearly $8,13 lower than the national median.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A senior accountant at Tesco described mounting pressures on managers as the food business under-performed against targets in 2014, telling a London court that his attempts to have the targets revised down had fallen on deaf ears.
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The official also said that Mr. Netanyahu had intended to publicize the Iranian nuclear files a day later, but moved it up partly in response to missile strikes in Syria late Sunday night, for which suspicion has fallen on Israel.
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And if we're to stand a chance at beating the statistics that've fallen on Britain's young men, we need to take it upon ourselves to raise the barriers we've put in place, by talking about mental health and raising awareness.
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Derek Smith, an art director based in New York, told CNBC that he planned to open an account at Carver Federal Savings Bank, the nearly 7-decade-old African-American institution that has fallen on hard times since the 2008 crisis.
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Europe, Erdogan said, had failed to appreciate Turkey's role in stemming the flow of migrants from neighboring Syria and Iraq across it borders, and said the burden had fallen on Turkey and other countries in the region including Lebanon and Jordan.
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With NATO's combat mission officially over, and only a few thousand foreign troops left, the onus has fallen on the Afghan army and police to impose stability, and the military alliance is looking for ways to use those resources more effectively.
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GEORGIA POLICE OFFICER, WIFE FOUND STABBED TO DEATH; TEEN IN CUSTODY He also told authorities Skylar had fallen on some rocks while fishing the day before, claiming the alleged fall caused "abrasions and a small injury" to the girl's head.
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So as soon as the elephants start to go down there are people to assist and make sure they are breathing properly and are positioned safely, so that they haven't fallen on their chest or against something, or on one another.
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Jonathan Kulig, a Con Edison engineer, told CNN affiliate WABC he was about to leave the L train station at Third Avenue and 14th Street on Saturday night when he realized someone had fallen on the other side of the platform.
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In fact, neighbors tell us they've spoken with Jennings and have pleaded with him to keep it down because the area is filled with families -- kids who have school and parents who work -- but the pleas have fallen on deaf ears.
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Gabriel's argument that he can achieve more in government than in opposition has fallen on deaf ears as his party languishes at historic lows around 20 percent and the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) gains from the migrant crisis.
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For adults who are able to work but have fallen on hard times, a healthcare benefit without hope for self-sufficiency is a short term fix and does not truly help Americans in poverty move forward into a better life.
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Sterling has fallen on weaker-than-expected inflation and retail sales data and comments from BOE Governor Mark Carney on Thursday, which traders interpreted as the BOE's being less committed to raising rates in May due to recent "mixed" data.
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While so far much of the attention on the undo harm of the existing tariffs has fallen on China, political scientists and economists also warn there could be deeper ramifications for American corporations, if the Chinese opt to restrict American investment.
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During the two-year conflict, much attention had fallen on the abuses of Russian-backed rebels, who routinely rounded up and held in basements civilians expressing pro-Ukrainian views, freeing them after a ransom had been paid or in prisoner exchanges.
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Amidst these swirling conditions, Mashable reached out to some ambassadors of the night to gain their perspective on why London's nightlife has fallen on hard times — and why it's an essential feature of the city that deserves to be preserved.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in pushing through his economic agenda, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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Common Sense When the Ralph Lauren Corporation recently unveiled a turnaround plan, calling it "The Way Forward," it unwittingly invoked another all-American icon fallen on hard times: Ford Motor, whose "Way Forward" plan in 2006 saved the automaker from bankruptcy.
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Although U.S. Treasuries have fallen on Thursday as calm has returned to U.S. equity markets, many investors are flocking to the safety of bonds as they see no clear end in U.S.-China trade woes, which intensified further this week.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders — whose presidential bid has fallen on hard times since a disappointing Super Tuesday earlier this month — rekindled some of his old momentum on Monday with a win over former Vice President Joe Biden in the Democrats Abroad primary.
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"At some point, it's all fallen on the victims to speak up," said Geoffrey Jacobson, whose daughter suffered multiple facial fractures and bleeding on the brain when she was struck by a line drive at Yankee Stadium two years ago.
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A March paper from economists at Columbia, Princeton and the New York Federal Reserve found that the "full incidence" of Trump's tariffs have fallen on domestic companies and consumers -- costing them $22005 billion a month by the end of 22016.
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A March paper from economists at Columbia, Princeton and the New York Federal Reserve found that the "full incidence" of Trump's tariffs have fallen on domestic companies and consumers, costing them $3 billion a month by the end of 2018.
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A March paper from economists at Columbia, Princeton and the New York Federal Reserve found that the "full incidence" of Trump's tariffs has fallen on domestic companies and consumers -- costing them $211 billion a month by the end of 2144.
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On "Maurice and Michael (Sorry I Didn't Say Hello)," written after coming across an old friend who had fallen on hard times, he unfurls a long solo over the sooty clouds of Sam Harris's piano and Justin Brown's writhing drums.
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The six-times All-Star left the New Orleans Pelicans to join forces with James in the offseason and their instant chemistry has quickly transformed the storied franchise, which has fallen on hard times in recent years, into title contenders.
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"Sierra Leoneans have repeatedly demanded accountability and justice for the mismanagement of Ebola response funds, but their demands have fallen on deaf ears," said Ibrahim Tommy of the Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law, which is assisting the plaintiffs.
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Guzman, from an illustrious family that had fallen on hard times thanks to generations of lazy sons who squandered money and lands, was spending his last years in an isolated mansion surrounded by mountains and rocks, but full of sentimental memories.
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British Finance Minister George Osborne, whose attempt to calm markets had fallen on deaf ears on Monday, said the country would have to cut spending and raise taxes to stabilise the economy after a third credit ratings agency downgraded its debt.
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Much of the focus has recently fallen on the ships run by nongovernmental organizations, or N.G.O.s, which according to Italy's interior minister, Marco Minniti, operate 34 percent of rescue missions in a sea where about 2,000 refugees have drowned this year.
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The outbreak, which is believed to have emerged late last year from a market in Wuhan where wildlife was traded illegally, is one of the biggest tests facing the Chinese government in years and blame has fallen on provincial leaders.
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Mr. Lafferty said Mr. Wilson portrayed himself as a well-educated man, schooled at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who had fallen on hard times and had a young child dying of cancer who wanted to see the Great Wall of China.
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The mall mainstay has fallen on hard times in recent decades as online retail has taken over — and now, the company is signing on with Amazon to sell its Kenmore brand through one of the key contributors to that on-going downside.
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Again, the blame for the incident has fallen on Mayer, who reportedly made the decision not to fight the intelligence agency's request in court and ordered the mail team to create the custom mail-scanning software without informing Yahoo's own security engineers.
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Here's The New York Times on Michigan's charter system, the very same system she's promoted and funded for years: As the state embraced and then expanded charters over the past two decades, its rank has fallen on national reading and math tests.
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The main opposition Congress party said the decision to move the case out of Uttar Pradesh points to a dire law-and-order situation under the state's chief minister, Yogi Adityanath, a monk-turned-politician who says crime has fallen on his watch.
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Care of aging parents has traditionally fallen on the shoulders of children, but in modern China, where the one-child policy was abolished only in 2016, the son or daughter has to look after as many as four aging people including in-laws.
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NICE's QALY thresholds have long provoked controversy and complaints among drugmakers whose products have fallen on the wrong side of the equation, yet the system has stood the test of time, albeit with tweaks such as looser requirements for end-of-life care.
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He had been staying with friends since he had fallen on hard times and been evicted from his apartment at Stuyvesant Town for being behind in his rent — an episode that was the subject of an article in The Times in 2016.
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The storm spun in the Pacific Ocean about 21992 miles (143 km) southwest of Kailua-Kona and nearly 214 inches (2000 cm) of rain had fallen on the eastern side of the Big Island of Hawaii, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.
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While the federal government has funneled money into sex education programs for public schools—mainly as abstinence-only programs since Ronald Reagan passed the Adolescent Family Life Act in 1982—it's fallen on states to define their own approach to sex education.
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Surajai Attanart, owner of the Differ Night Pub, and his workers feed up to 1,000 residents who have fallen on hard times due to a pandemic that has infected 500,000 worldwide, killed more than 24,000 and prompted many countries to close borders.
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Starting in the early 33s, wild turkeys were reintroduced into states where they had fallen on hard times as their habitat shrunk, and newly introduced — often with enthusiastic state participation — into places like the Pacific Northwest, where they had never existed in nature.
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In the second decade of this conflict, begun as an act of vengeance by the United States in 2001 and at its peak involving a force of more than 100,000 American troops, the war has increasingly fallen on the backs of young Afghans.
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More than 2500 feet (60 cm) of rain had already fallen on a few areas on the windward side of the Big Island, the weather service said, and peak gusts of up to 67 miles (108 km) per hour were recorded there.
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The town has fallen on hard times in the years since the coal mine closed, and the game's protagonist, Mae, returns to wander around and listen in on people's conversations, slowly piecing together the tangled web of relationships between Possum Springs's residents.
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While its role as one of the key players in next-generation cellular technology has made Huawei a focus, U.S. attention has also fallen on Huawei's smaller Chinese rival, ZTE, as well as TikTok and a number of makers of facial recognition technology.
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While Coombs claims the rat took the chip from his hand while he was eating, the spokesperson "could not confirm" this (although they did say Wetherspoon "was aware that a rat took a chip which had fallen on the floor from a customer's meal").
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No one in his unplanned neighborhood within Baghdad's southeastern Zaafaraniya district knows who is setting the rubbish on fire, and their complaints to government and municipal authorities have fallen on deaf ears because they are technically not supposed to be living in the area.
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Reports also indicate Watts and his wife may have fallen on hard financial times; they reportedly filed for bankruptcy in 2015, Watts has in the past claimed $400,000 in liabilities, and last month the Wyndham Hill Master Association reportedly filed a civil claim against them.
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The "Beverly Hills, 90210" star says he and other parents have repeatedly asked the school board to step up and get the kid help -- but the requests have fallen on deaf ears -- and they're afraid it could end in tragedy, like Parkland or Columbine.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in implementing other programs he campaigned on, in particular infrastructure, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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NEW YORK, March 1.8983 (Reuters) - Investors dialed back their holdings of longer-dated U.S. Treasuries in the latest week even as benchmark yields have fallen on signs of slowing U.S. economic expansion in the first quarter, according to a J.P. Morgan survey released on Tuesday.
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Much of that burden has fallen on towns like Al Qaa in the Bekaa Valley, where low rents, proximity to Syria and an abundance of agricultural jobs have encouraged so many Syrians to settle that they now outnumber locals in many towns, straining municipal services.
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Two feet of snow has fallen on Standing Rock in the last two weeks, and though the thousands of indigenous people and their allies who have camped out to block the construction of the DAPL have been preparing for winter, it's still a tough task.
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Syrian activists who visited the site, as well as a report by Bellingcat, a group that conducts investigations with open-source data, said that the canister had fallen on the roof of a building where dozens of people had been sheltering on the lower floors.
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Webster Robinson, 50, who worked for Mr. Indiana for 25 years as a studio assistant, said in a sworn statement that in February, when he still had access to the house, he arrived one day to find Mr. Indiana had fallen on the floor.
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I attended the 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro and wrote of the corruption and violence that had fallen on the poorest in the beautiful city, and the schools and hospitals starved for funds as the government spent grandly on its Olympic Taj Mahal.
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The shadow of AIDS hadn't yet fallen on the sexual revolution, the era's teen movies offered unapologetic raunch, and real-world teenagers were more likely to drink and have premarital sex than in either the Eisenhower era or our own age of helicopter parenting.
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Ms. Greenfield's lens has fallen on affluent teens playing hooky, rappers and the strippers they shower $100 bills on, investors in exile, hedge-funders in denial, Iceland's teetering banking system, abandoned mansions in Dubai and countless other icons of the world's mounting financial inequality.
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None of the four contenders being considered as President Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court has been excluded, but the greatest focus has fallen on two candidates: Brett Kavanaugh and Thomas Hardiman, a source with first-hand knowledge of the process told NBC News.
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"It's pretty amazing to be able to climb up into a truck without having to hitch your pants up or to be able to climb over a tree that's fallen on the ground without having to stop and hitch your pants up," she says.
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Increasingly, that blame has fallen on Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, who coordinated initial legislative strategy on the health care bill with Mr. Ryan, his close friend and a fellow Wisconsinite, according to three people briefed on the president's recent discussions.
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Mr. Hwang said Mr. Kim had stopped coming to his restaurant around 2014, after his uncle's execution, and may have fallen on lean times — which may explain why he had no bodyguards last week as he prepared to fly home on a budget carrier.
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But while driver organizing has had some success — the New York Taxi Workers Alliance and the Uber-backed Independent Drivers Guild both celebrated when New York City capped the number of drivers the apps are allowed to register — other complaints seem to have fallen on deaf ears.
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"One of the ugliest aspects of prohibition is the burdens that have mostly fallen on Black and brown people," says Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno, executive director of Drug Policy Alliance, a New York-based nonprofit that works to reduce the harms of drug use and prohibition.
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But, as this recap points out, all of that emotional stability means the necessary drama of a Bravo reality show has fallen on the shoulders of Jax's relationship with one of the few unquestionably pure souls in the Vanderpump world, Brittany Cartwright, whom he cheated on.
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Watch on in excitement (or fear, if AI stuff keeps you up at night) as Atlas picks up boxes, opens doors, and stomps around in loosely packed snow — something I, as a mostly able-bodied adult human, have fallen on my face doing plenty of times.
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It's also an evergreen question, one that I crankily mutter whenever I watch another romantic comedy that tries to reanimate a subgenre that's fallen on hard times, largely because the old orthodoxies about human beings and love — and what constitutes happily ever after — no longer apply.
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The country's main airport, where sections of the roof have fallen on passengers and which has been rated one of the world's worst, recently endured a nearly six-hour power outage that left travelers sweltering in the dark because officials had failed to maintain backup generators.
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"With Khan as the chief strategy officer and the head of all its business operations it seems that he has likely fallen on his proverbial sword because of the poor underlying performance of metrics this year," said Neil Campling, co-head of global thematic group, Mirabaud Securities.
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The fight to disrupt the flow of Afghan drugs to Western and regional capitals, and cash to the coffers of the Taliban, has largely fallen on a small police unit, the National Interdiction Unit, of about 25 to 2000 commandos who are mentored by American Special Forces.
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Alarm morphed to panic this summer following a spike of vaping-related illnesses (now largely linked to illicit THC carts) and an ongoing "epidemic" of teenage e-cigarette use, the blame for which has constantly fallen on the powerhouse JUUL, despite its denials of targeting teens.
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After his dropout, we imagined what an internal email from his campaign might look like, channeling a formerly high-flying corporate unicorn that has fallen on hard times: To: ALL STAFF Subject: The next chapter Team, It's been an amazing journey over the past 100 days.
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An expanding body of research has found that the burden of tariffs has mostly fallen on the U.S. One of the latest papers published on the topic is by economics researchers from the International Monetary Fund, Harvard University, University of Chicago and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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Demands from Pyongyang for the U.S. to stop its joint military exercises with the South and enter into negotiations to sign a peace treaty formally ending the 1950-53 Korean War have fallen on deaf ears in Washington for years amid an atmosphere of distrust and deepening hostility.
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Just as The Incredibles splits the Fantastic Four's superstretchy patriarch Mr. Fantastic into the strongman Mr. Incredible and his sharp-witted wife Elastigirl, "Now Museum — Now You Don't" guest stars Professor Impossible, a highly pliable scientist / hero who's fallen on hard times after breaking up with his wife.
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Getting some bacteria with your food is the risk you take if you eat birthday cake after the candles have been blown out, dip a chip in salsa after someone else double-dips or eat toast that has fallen on the floor -- yes, even just for five seconds.
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Cate Blanchett won an Oscar playing Jasmine French, a Park Avenue matron fallen on hard times after her husband, Hal (Alec Baldwin), lands in prison for bilking his clients, leaving her with little more than her pearls, her Chanel jacket, her Hermès bag and her Louis Vuitton luggage.
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A United Kingdom-led effort to organize a European mission to defend shipping in the Gulf has so-far fallen on deaf ears, with both France and Germany demurring when asked to pony up some assets for the mission, according to a Wednesday report in the Financial Times.
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The film, set in the days leading up to the 2008 presidential election, is markedly devoid of actual sexual activity but loaded with talk of the financial collapse — especially since Grey's character's clients are primarily well-to-do Wall Street types, some of whom have fallen on tough times.
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The city, Mr. Weise said, needs to revitalize its historic downtown, which has fallen on hard times, and it needs businesses to employ the more than 80 percent of workers who live here but endure long commutes to other parts of the metro area, where the jobs are.
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During her recent visit, she said, more than 100 mortar rounds had fallen on government-held areas of Aleppo in a few days — killing a volunteer, Ahmed Tawfik, 24, an economics student, who had been working with displaced children — while heavy bombardment echoed constantly nearby in eastern Aleppo.
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The burden of the ban's enforcement, especially since the advent of the war on drugs in the 1970s, has in turn disproportionately fallen on people of color: While whites and blacks use marijuana at roughly equal rates, blacks are 3.7 times as likely to get arrested for possessing it.
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Case and team have taken multiple bus tours across the country as part of that outreach, hitting, among other places, Rust Belt cities like Detroit and Cleveland that were once hubs of innovation but have since fallen on tough times as the focus of investment has shifted to other areas.
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A distant cousin of Sarah's whose family has fallen on hard times, she's employed as a servant first, before wheedling her way into Anne's good graces, with some help from Harley, who sees that the only way to dethrone Sarah is to replace her with another, potentially more friendly favorite.
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It's fallen on hard times in the wake of the late-2000s economic collapse, and even if there are remnants of the thriving small town it once was — kids playing hockey in the street, or the faded local café, now barely filled with diners — the predominant feel is of decay.
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"In short, the sky hasn't fallen on either side of the Channel, contrary to concerns that the U.K. would soon fall into recession, precipitating a marked slowdown in the rest of the European Monetary Union," Jean-Michel Six, S&P Global Ratings' chief economist for Europe, said in a statement.
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A particularly compelling pick, according to my extremely nonscientific "what's good for America" metric, might be St. Louis — a once-great metropolis fallen on hard times, the major urban center for a large spread of Trump country, the geographic center of the country and the historic bridge between East and West.
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That the light-wielding Dagger is white, a child of privilege fallen on hard times, and the shadow-enveloped Cloak is black, a high-achieving preppy haunted by his brother's death in a police shooting, is a concept that probably seemed hip in 1982 but takes delicate handling in 2018.
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"Every attempt in the last 16 years to persuade our neighbors, especially Niger, to adhere to the ECOWAS protocol of transit has fallen on deaf ears," he said, referring to the trade protocol governing the exchange of goods between the Economic Community of West African States to which Nigeria belongs.
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A former top-40 player who has fallen on leaner times and lost early in a challenger event in Bangkok in the first week of the year, he found something special within on Thursday, grinning through the adversity, lunging and slicing to keep rallies alive and hitting winners down the line.
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Quartz reports that CBP filed a request for information that includes details about the problems the vultures have created at the radio tower, which is now entirely coated in "droppings mixed with urine" that have also fallen on the ground and surrounding buildings below, where people work and equipment is kept.
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O/U: 2 ABOUT THE BEARS (3-4): Chicago made a move to get Trubisky another weapon in the passing game by trading for wide receiver Dontrelle Inman, who had fallen on the depth chart with the Los Angeles Chargers after recording career highs of 58 catches and 810 yards last season.
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The axe has fallen on public investment, which was slashed in 2016 to the lowest level in the EU. Mario Centeno, the finance minister, says this was largely the result of a temporary drop in EU subsidies, and chuckles at the sight of "so-called neoliberals" who now consider Keynes their "god".
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"Japanese Prime Minister Abe, who is now making such a fuss over our super-large multiple rocket launcher test-fire as if a nuclear warhead had fallen on Japanese soil, is a moron," the North's KCNA news agency said, citing a statement by Song Il Ho, its ambassador for ties with Japan.
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Avery is the network's "liberal voice," which means every episode of his show involves him traveling to some working-class hangout in some blue-collar neighborhood fallen on hard times to ask people what they think about America, like a constantly metastasizing New York Times "welcome to Trump country" profile occupying valuable television real estate.
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"It has to do with the fact that she's a Dutch woman who has fallen on bad times and found herself involved in a lot of wealthy nobles and aristocrats," he continued, "who during wartime are now allocated to their relevant armies" and did not come to her defense when she was accused of spying.
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Every year, the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research records football-related deaths in the U.S. According to the NCCSIR, the number of direct fatalities—defined as those "which resulted directly from participation in the fundamental skills of football"— has fallen, on average, to its lowest level since the survey began in 2200.
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Having fallen on concern about the outlook for the world economy in the first two trading days of 2019, European and U.S. bond yields jumped on Friday after data showed stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs growth in December and Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell said the Fed will be patient and sensitive to market risks.
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The behind-the-scenes schemers and string-pullers who shaped the show have fallen on hard times in recent seasons, as Benioff and Weiss have run out of Martin's source material, forcing them to take on more of the burden of plotting and scripting the show — and bringing their own blunter tastes and interests to the fore.
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And who in its exec team actually feels accountability for all these fuck-ups since no one with actual responsibility has fallen on their sword (though CSO Alex Stamos left recently, apparently of his own volition) — despite 2018 being another annus horribilis for Facebook, with a freshly cracked Pandora's box of privacy scandals, trust breaches and PR own-goals.
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Trump recently told a German newspaper that NATO is "obsolete," and during the campaign, he criticized other countries in the alliance for not paying their fair shares, arguing that the financial burden had fallen on the U.S. During Friday's press conference, May said she will "ensure" that other European leaders follow through on their commitments to NATO.
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The banks have asked the government to engage with them on a range of requests, ranging from specific financial support for businesses hit by supply chain problems or delayed payments to guidance on how to lend to those in financial trouble, but this has fallen on deaf ears, two senior bankers from two of Britain's major banks told Reuters.
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The second I ducked inside the center, I was struck by the dread of being outed as an intruder, by the feeling that someone I knew would spy me and spread news of it on a neighborhood wire, and that that news would birth the rumor I'd fallen on hard times, or worse, dog me as a mandate to explain my motive.
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Three sources briefed on Trump's recent discussions told the Times that the blame for the legislative failure has fallen on Priebus, who was in charge of coordinating an initial plan on ObamaCare repeal with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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Calls for the Council to submit more than one candidate's name to the General Assembly seem to have fallen on deaf ears, as have proposals for the next secretary general to stick to one seven-year term, so as not to have to curry favor with the world powers for reappointment to a second, five-year term, as is the case now.
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Though the leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, among others, have been shouting from the rooftops for Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE to take care of the emergency funding to address Zika, their appeals have fallen on deaf ears.
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Christie has been one of New Jersey's top political figures since 2001 and Trump has been a major employer and real-estate developer in the state beginning in the 1980s when he began to run casinos in Atlantic City, the New Jersey seaside resort that had fallen on hard times and was being remade as a sort of Las Vegas of the East Coast.
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