Clinton, for perhaps the first time in the debate, faltered.
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Lemonis offers his take on where each excelled and faltered.
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Japan's economy eventually faltered, and rapidly growing China surpassed it.
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Rick Scott has faltered recently, is in far less trouble.
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Bounds reportedly faltered because he was unable to convince Sens.
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When it came to the actual relationship part, Welles faltered.
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Firefox has faltered because it's become bloated, ugly, and slow.
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Australian shares ended 0.7% lower while Japan's Nikkei faltered 1.2%.
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Growth faltered, the currency slumped and foreign donors pulled back.
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Whenever I chose what I love, then the relationship faltered.
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Why has Mayor Pete survived while the others have faltered?
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And once again, the Islanders started strong — and faltered late.
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But so far he has flailed and faltered in response.
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Reichardt faltered for a moment, and then crossed the street.
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But in the bottom half of the inning, Ross faltered.
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But the cash flow to cover that bill has faltered.
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And so when Morsi faltered, the country's democratic transition collapsed.
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Barack Obama faltered because he hated selling and simply lectured.
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It doesn't seem that interest in the cuisine has faltered.
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Once again, the online transfer of our old return faltered.
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But a number of previous SpaceX landing attempts have faltered.
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It rose steadily this year until August, but has faltered since.
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After Clinton won big on Super Tuesday, she faltered in Michigan.
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During the season, when the secondary scoring faltered, so did Montreal.
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But recently demand has faltered as buyers turn to cane sugar.
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William H. Seward of New York, faltered on the first ballot.
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Chinese shares faltered with the blue-chip CSI300 index down 1.3%.
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Allergan's stock has faltered, and Monday evening, McCaskill joined the fray.
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It wouldn't do Bronte's performance justice to say that Cate faltered.
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During the 1990s, Silicon Valley boomed while Route 128 companies faltered.
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Or that AR/VR have faltered and failed to meet expectations?
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But Biden has not faltered -- so where does that leave Bloomberg?
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But their recovery has since faltered and their numbers are declining.
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But other bills faltered in the face of unexpectedly strong opposition.
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China, by contrast, has faltered, never getting beyond the quarterfinals again.
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Those so-called improvements or modernizations have faltered time and again.
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Against that backdrop, the desire for $29 billion in damages faltered.
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It faltered with the large influx of Muslims from the Maghreb.
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And even as studios have faltered, independent companies have gained footholds.
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For Hong Kong, the deal faltered in part on political concerns.
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The Astros bullpen faltered before ultimately securing the final four outs.
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By that important measure of economic growth, the economy has faltered.
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In contrast, the Democratic Party of the mid-20th century faltered.
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But even trade seems to have faltered on the priority list.
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Clinton credited past efforts involving cookstoves, but noted most had faltered.
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On her own one September, Mom faltered in the icy water.
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While the luxury automakers as a group faltered, some brands triumphed.
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He first testified before Congress in 2004, after which his nomination faltered.
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Negotiations to resolve differences faltered amid tensions over trade surpluses and deficits.
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And even where Asia's currencies have remained steady, its stockmarkets have faltered.
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When upward mobility has faltered, as it has recently, so has liberalism.
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Retailers from Walmart to Tesco have faltered in forays into foreign lands.
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But when the economy faltered in 22003, many of their projects collapsed.
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Rivard said communication of the company's restoration plan faltered over the weekend.
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For much of the year, China rose, Europe faltered and America slowed.
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But those Trump critics also faltered at efforts to attract a challenger.
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Many viewers felt it was offensive, but the comedian's career barely faltered.
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Europe's main bourses faltered despite a fresh flurry of M&A activity.
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France and much of the rest of the euro zone also faltered.
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Plans for any exotic training methods affiliated with the Sub2 Project faltered.
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USC's outside shooting faltered badly at the start and never really improved.
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A year later, the company faltered after Apple allowed podcasts on iTunes.
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The Chinese economy hasn't faltered enough to prevent spending in China, however.
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But despite the constant setbacks, enthusiasm for the games have never faltered.
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Some of its competitors have faltered significantly since Instacart last raised funding.
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When the city faltered in the 19593s, the Four Seasons remade itself.
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The administration has already faltered in its commitment to lowering soy taxes.
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Through tension and turbulence, a basic care for one another never faltered.
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Luis Cessa pitched two scoreless innings before Kahnle faltered in the sixth.
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But a so-called unity agreement, reached just last fall, has faltered.
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Even the Whataburger staff joined in, chanting his name when he faltered.
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The Longhorns faltered in the end game and it cost them Saturday.
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Retailing has faltered, housing has flatlined and the trade deficit has ballooned.
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At 4-all in the fourth, it was Isner who faltered, getting broken.
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Both measures had risen steadily this year until August and have faltered since.
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As a result of this inattention, Drew's agitation grew while he faltered academically.
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I kept going to work but faltered, because I lost my energy level.
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China produced 804 million tons of steel last year, even as demand faltered.
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The company's cigarette shipment volumes have faltered as more smokers ditch the habit.
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Boston turned to Kimbrel in the ninth, but the All-Star closer faltered.
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Prior to that, relations had already faltered after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014.
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This year the recovery has stalled as the commodity price rally has faltered.
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South Korea's Kospi index declined 1.7 percent while Australian shares faltered 20.1 percent.
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Perhaps Oceana has faltered because the climate in which it existed has changed.
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Talks have also faltered over increasing finance for climate adaptation for poorer countries.
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The Republican pick in the Virginia's governor race faltered, despite a Trump endorsement.
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Under that pressure, the safeguards we had in place to protect veterans faltered.
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But efforts to expand the use of biotechnology to food crops have faltered.
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Sounds easy, but according to Welch, almost all of the candidates faltered here.
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The DC Comics anti-superhero flick faltered quickly after an opening week surge.
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Getting government on board is where other political apps have faltered, Davis thinks.
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His resolve faltered and the bit of handkerchief popped loose from the hole.
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But "Thirteen" faltered when it tried to juggle that refocusing with Lexa's death.
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When he finally faltered, missing the name of Belgium's king, hearts were broken.
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But that partnership faltered two years later, after the Kold proved a bust.
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The former vice president has often faltered on the debate stage this cycle.
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Yes, but: Efforts to support local news by billionaire philanthropists have mostly faltered.
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There have been large efforts to organize tech labor, but many have faltered.
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Negotiations between Senate Democrats and the White House have faltered in recent weeks.
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The relatively few breakthroughs offer hints as to why other efforts have faltered.
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It could have been a heartbreaking moment, but it was Keys who faltered.
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But it faltered during the crisis and has since dropped to 290 percent.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The Grand Slam was there for the taking in September in New York, and although Serena Williams faltered there and then faltered in the final in Melbourne on Saturday, a Grand Slam is still very much on the table.
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The major U.S. equity indexes faltered as crude prices traded below $29 a barrel.
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Some leadership areas have tired or faltered — software, semiconductors, emerging markets and home builders.
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Five years and several rounds of funding later, Jawbone's customer support has completely faltered.
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The vices stayed: attempts to ban the brothels in the post-war years faltered.
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The restaurant chain initially enjoyed fast revenue growth but has faltered in recent quarters.
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She was given another chance but faltered and mixed up the rhythm and wording.
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The Badgers clamped down on defense when their offense faltered in the first half.
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There have been times, though, where her faith has both faltered and bolstered her.
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Attendance faltered in recent years, especially for shows hosted outside the New York area.
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Business spending on equipment has faltered despite the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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London Stock Exchange also fell after its plans to merge with Deutsche Boerse faltered.
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Their relationship faltered when Argento faced her own accusations in August of this year.
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Estimize's Christine Short told "Squawk Box" that the energy sector also faltered this quarter.
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Johnson. The Rock, who had faltered as a second-generation good guy, emerged as
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Europe's main bourses earlier had faltered despite a fresh flurry of M&A activity.
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The context has changed, our laws have changed, and our integration system has faltered.
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Previous attempts to revive the South Crofty tin mine faltered because of challenging economics.
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Through it all — the delays, platform shifts, and new studios — Ueda's vision never faltered.
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The overall rate of reduction in new infections has also faltered in recent years.
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But she faltered, hindered by injuries, high expectations and a failure to seize opportunities.
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Taiwan barely emerged from recession in the fourth quarter as its tech exports faltered.
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But called on for a four-out save in Game 7, Chapman dramatically faltered.
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Although the U.S. economy continues to strengthen, the housing sector has faltered this year.
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" — MTV"Yeah, I think that I have like, faltered, you know, as a human.
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It was another moment, like the shift to mobile, where Facebook could have faltered.
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Experts in failing schools watched with trepidation, and growing anger, as the program faltered.
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Their negotiation faltered, however, and Mr. Bush received the telephone call he had wanted.
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Although the company faltered at the time, it highlighted the potential of offshore drilling.
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But Mr. Newmark is concentrating on New York, where local coverage has also faltered.
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"That trust developed, and it never faltered," Ms. Mastriano said in a telephone interview.
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Hers is a classic Hollywood story, a tale of hidden despair and faltered ambition.
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As metal hulls and steamships replaced wooden vessels powered by sail, the shipyards faltered.
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Only Anita Hartig faltered, struggling with the long lines of the Countess's classic arias.
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However, a turkey pastrami sandwich faltered not for the meat, but for the bread.
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The three white tunic-clad younger men came to his side as he faltered.
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By contrast, China produced 804 million tons of steel last year, even as demand faltered.
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"Even when Lucca was injured, her good temperament and gentle nature never faltered," Willingham continued.
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But traders said gains had faltered as investors and producers cashed in on higher prices.
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The report shows this trend is continuing, though the strength of the U.S. shopper faltered.
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Previous reform attempts led by Saudi's aging rulers faltered for lack of will or inertia.
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Holding above $1.24 should encourage euro bulls again after a rally earlier this year faltered.
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Japan's Nikkei faltered 237% while E-Minis for the S&P 258.77 were 0.2% lower.
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And efforts to protect and elevate quality original content have faltered in the digital era.
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"The reaction was — I mean, everyone was just…," he faltered, trying to summon the words.
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Krappe said the relationship with Salesforce never really faltered in spite of the Steelbrick acquisition.
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But it faltered in government, alienating Tunisians, many of whom were sceptical of the Islamists.
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Big Tech has faltered, too, with semiconductors and then each FANG stock pulling back significantly.
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The dollar slipped and Asian share markets faltered on simmering fears of a China-U.
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More recently, reforms have faltered and Erdogan, now president, has demonstrated a more authoritarian style.
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Controversial then, the move appeared foolish a year later when the process of integration faltered.
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It sold nearly 2,21.93 locations to Walgreens after plans to merge the two companies faltered.
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Fnatic started strong, but has faltered in several matchups over the course of the split.
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Those efforts faltered further when Cannon suddenly fell ill with a fever and a cough.
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The currency has faltered in seven of the 10 months of this year so far.
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Newton has missed two games, and his accuracy has faltered at times when he's played.
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Puerto Rico's economy faltered over the last decade, and many professionals left for better opportunities.
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But faced with a more diverse electorate in the past two races, he has faltered.
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Only Stephen Curry came up short on a three-pointer, and the Warriors finally faltered.
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You're also getting hard data coming out of Europe that shows data momentum has faltered.
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Already, the country's growth has faltered modestly because of the uncertainty surrounding the trade talks.
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Accordingly, OPEC's supply plan faltered, and analysts were left pinning Saudi Arabia with the blame.
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Netflix faltered in subscriber growth during Q2, although it's expected to perform better in Q3.
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S. trade negotiations faltered, while new data showed more signs of strain on domestic economy.
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But he's faltered lately, leading Detroit coach Jeff Blashill to turn to veteran Jimmy Howard.
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For instance, America's trade deficit narrowed dramatically during the Great Recession, when national consumption faltered.
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I have faltered along the way, but I have been sober now for six months.
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As Cape Wind faltered, another wind farm off Block Island, R.I., got up and running.
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It became known as the most polluted lake in America, and its reputation hasn't faltered.
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Reflecting on it, Pincus said in June that it faltered because the timing wasn't right.
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Mr. Trudeau's efforts to turn political attention away from the case have so far faltered.
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Those efforts faltered over the concerns of CBS' directors and CBS's chief executive, Les Moonves.
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This was before social media had become a large-scale phenomenon, and the effort faltered.
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A few highlights: Asian stocks faltered this morning, after appearing to recover in Tuesday trading.
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After four consecutive French titles, P.S.G. also faltered domestically last season, finishing second to Monaco.
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More recently, reforms have faltered and Erdogan has adopted a more authoritarian style of rule.
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As the open global order has faltered since 2008, the number of democracies has stagnated.
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Despite shooting a season-high 56.8 percent, the Rockets faltered once Phoenix applied late pressure.
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Efforts to make the hearings a referendum, in part, on Mr. Trump himself also faltered.
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But he hardly faltered in the faster-tempo variations; if anything, he drove them harder.
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When the bubbles burst, the countries were saddled with bad loans and their economies faltered.
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Ohio State hosted the unranked Wisconsin Badgers and faltered in a major way Friday night.
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"Weaker momentum has been mainly domestically driven, though export growth has also faltered more recently".
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The accord has faltered in recent months, forcing hundreds of thousands of civilians to flee.
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While the global economy faltered, China continued to grow, buying ever more commodities from developing countries.
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But public investment has faltered and has been slowly recovering only this year, still below expectations.
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He wasn't supernaturally strong or resolved; he had moments of disappointing weakness and he faltered often.
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The show faltered in season 2 by spending too much time wallowing in suffering and helplessness.
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There were rumors earlier this year that their friendship had faltered, but, oh boy, it's not.
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As economies have faltered poverty has edged up and the decline in income inequality has slowed.
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Efforts to fund the space program have faltered in recent years over concerns about fiscal priorities.
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Australian shares fell 20.7 percent at the open while New Zealand's benchmark index faltered 22020 percent.
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That resolve faltered for some last week when Harry Reid came out to support Nevada Gov.
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In the past, his poll numbers have suffered after debating, as he faltered under tough questioning.
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But Mr. Trump has plainly faltered in his attempts to seize the upper hand over Mrs.
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Twelve months on, while host countries have made progress on their commitments, wealthy nations have faltered.
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He nearly doubled his support in the contests immediately after Super Tuesday, as Mr. Rubio faltered.
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In neighboring countries, efforts to bring South America's dictatorship-era crimes before the courts have faltered.
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But a second resolution specifying which individuals would be called as witnesses faltered along party lines.
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The Golden Globes red carpet faltered more than once and was far from an unmitigated success.
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Another similarity is that both men have faltered when making a significant step up in competition.
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When the effort faltered, they had a party instead and turned it into an annual event.
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Eventually the twins faltered, and we'd gone too far to go back the way we came.
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And so when Bush faltered, I followed the conventional wisdom that Rubio would take his place.
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N.C. State's offense faltered after coordinator Eli Drinkwitz left to become head coach at Appalachian State.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, once Brady's understudy in New England, faltered down the stretch.
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And Ms. Warren faltered somewhat late last year when she started to get more incoming attacks.
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Just before his video feed faltered, Mr. Snowden was speaking passionately about freedom and American values.
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Financial shares faltered after some regional banks reported lackluster demand for commercial lending in recent days.
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While some desegregation plans faltered in the face of white resistance, Louisville's has proved remarkably resilient.
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Some Buttigieg bundlers say lately, as Biden's candidacy has faltered, interest for the mayor has increased.
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The shares faltered after Photronics invested heavily in two new plants in China, Mr. Wong said.
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This was the second consecutive year that efforts to organize gay pride events in Lebanon faltered.
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And, when he has faltered, Obama said, something, someone, an idea, had always picked him up.
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In Germany, the far-right Alternative for Germany has faltered and is rife with internal disputes.
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If Sanders had been bruised or Biden faltered, the trajectory of the race might have changed.
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But the project faltered after just a few months, as Google pulled back from retail delivery.
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Despite health troubles and anxiety about his finances, Twain had a fervent curiosity that never faltered.
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The Trump administration's first-year legislative agenda is anything but modest, and it has already faltered.
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Baylor shined during a week in which many of the top teams in the nation faltered.
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The cable networks have faltered as younger audiences have turned to platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
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But the deal has faltered in recent months, forcing hundreds of thousands of civilians to flee.
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But rescue efforts faltered after U.S fund BlackRock last month dropped a possible bid for Carige.
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Ethereum, the best-known and perhaps most interesting, has gone from a wave of DAO excitement shortly after its launch, which faltered, to a wave of ICO madness and "fat protocol" DApps (decentralized applications), which also faltered, to the latest wave and watchword, "DeFi" aka decentralized finance.
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But that tradition has faltered as of late, and Trump isn't the first to break with precedent.
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The uprising faltered, having apparently failed to gain the support of senior members of the Venezuelan military.
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As the oil price sank and revenues dried up, the social welfare programs designed by Chavez faltered.
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And both men also had worked for ABC News before decamping for CNN when their careers faltered.
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When other candidates have faltered, Trump and Cruz have surged, but Rubio has barely benefited at all.
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As my spiritual idols faltered, my continued devotion to them left me feeling emotionally and spiritually manipulated.
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But as Om Telolet Om takes hold internationally, the excitement has faltered in its birthplace of Jepara.
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Despite successes such as Time Warner and eBay, his more recent investments, especially in energy, have faltered.
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When the formula faltered with the global economic crisis, resentment turned into contempt for the political establishment.
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Most analysts expect data due this month to show that growth in April-June faltered even further.
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The bill that would have repealed much of Obamacare has faltered due to infighting among House Republicans.
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Trump had considered dumping Price after the first time healthcare faltered, but decided to keep him on.
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His company's reputation has faltered; growth on the main platform has slowed, and employee morale has dropped.
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Here's why: Iran's economy has faltered since Trump reimposed sanctions when he withdrew from the nuclear deal.
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When my relationships eventually faltered, I'd spend hours online trying to figure out exactly what went wrong.
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Still, I'm beginning to think that it isn't just Cruz's campaign that has faltered over an ad.
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Trump went so far as to suggest that McConnell should step aside if tax reform also faltered.
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As industry slumped and trade faltered this year, America still looked the best of a bad lot.
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Full-year growth expectations have faltered from 10% at the end of last year to just 3%.
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A case against Amazon faltered because its customers waived their rights to sue in favor of arbitration.
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When she faltered and didn't get the position just as I had wanted, I shouted at her.
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The same source said the talks had faltered on differences in valuations that arose from contingent liabilities.
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"We've been in great positions," said Carolina coach Bill Peters, whose team faltered in recent third periods.
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Though Meltzer averaged 50 miles in 15 hours of running a day, his pace faltered at times.
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But then the hedge fund faltered as value stocks went out of favor and internet stocks boomed.
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Her sweet smile never faltered, her cotton-candy voice never hardened, and she never mentioned Joan Rivers.
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And efforts to reach deals on other issues, like immigration, have faltered amid partisan bickering and recrimination.
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But both teams faltered on the road to the finals, allowing the Rangers to take the Cup.
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When temperatures plunged below zero early this month, boats struggled in the icy waters and machinery faltered.
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Defaults on these loans remain low, but the Fed warned that could change if the economy faltered.
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Stocks faltered after a three-day rally as concerns around the spread of the coronavirus pandemic resurfaced.
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On a day when Shinnecock Hills turned into a grinder's paradise, Woods, the prince of perseverance, faltered.
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Until then, women tended to keep their onward march into employment steady even when the economy faltered.
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So when Sewald, Blevins, Conforto and others faltered, the Mets were en route to yet another loss.
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PMIS: Growth in China's factory activity faltered in January, an official survey showed, as export orders fell.
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While the 16-0 team faltered in the Super Bowl, last year the Patriots won it all.
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At the end of the tunnel, connected by a belt to Lisa and Rae, Naum Kushner faltered.
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Since then, governments have failed to deliver meaningful change: corruption is endemic and the economy has faltered.
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He faltered significantly with his inability to raise funds at the pace of the party's front-runners.
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There is no reason to believe that the Trump administration will succeed where its six predecessors faltered.
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This time, he faltered, and even as he was left behind, he was also leaving a void.
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When growth faltered in recent years, money flooded out of the country, putting pressure on the currency.
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Tech workers have become increasingly activist in recent years, but large-scale unionization efforts have faltered. 7.
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San Francisco started this season dominant, but faltered a bit closer to the end of the year.
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Consumer demand faltered in the latter part of 2019 amid a political deadlock in parliament over Brexit.
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Retail demand faltered after Diwali and could remain weak unless prices correct significantly, the bank dealer said.
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After his release, their marriage faltered and the couple divorced in 1980 but maintained an amicable relationship.
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The accord is a big step forward for PG&E, whose response to wildfires has often faltered.
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The party's dreams of a Great Society faltered over an increasingly rancorous debate about the Vietnam War.
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While America has faltered in its commitment to nuclear, Russia and China have been on the move.
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Retail demand faltered after Diwali and could remain weak unless prices correct significantly, the bank dealer said.
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Second, they feel emboldened to use such tools, partly because global support for free speech has faltered.
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To that end, Biden said Monday, if he faltered in Iowa, he could still win the nomination.
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During more than a decade and a half of war, our all-volunteer force has never faltered.
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One reason training efforts have faltered, the report said, is because the U.S. government was ill-prepared.
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Many other worthies, including Bunny Austin and Tim Henman, had embarked on the same quest and faltered.
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Still, one by one, the big-name programs have faltered early this season, sometimes in surprising fashion.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, faltered in his response to abuse of the company's network and data.
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But Trump has faltered when his anti-abortion promises have run up against bigger, more complicated legislation.
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Post-war Hong Kong desperately lacked adequate housing, transportation and access to education as the economy faltered.
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Wallace began strongly with a birdie on the second hole but faltered on the fourth with a bogey.
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IT budgets, for example, never faltered even as too many investors focused on buybacks which were fairly concentrated.
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But somewhere along the line the passion it once evoked cooled down, and the consensus supporting it faltered.
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Because the unit faltered, it kept newly installed batteries from providing an increase in power to the station.
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Because the unit faltered, it kept newly installed batteries from providing an increase in power to the station.
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The contract has lost around 9% since the beginning of May when the U.S.-China trade talks faltered.
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In fact, in season three, The Handmaid's Tale has really faltered at finding any sense of dread whatsoever.
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Challenges to extreme gerrymanders in Wisconsin and Maryland—one favouring Republicans, the other Democrats—faltered on technical grounds.
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Over the last half decade it's faltered, with Firefox losing crucial installs to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
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Nevertheless, several of the cybersecurity companies that went public in recent years have faltered in the public market.
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But as fame faltered and years passed, he began to struggle repeatedly with bouts of depression and anxiety.
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But his reform program faltered as wages failed to keep up with the rapidly rising cost of living.
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Though it was eventually popular, the show faltered at the beginning because it was a female-led show.
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A tranche of more than 5 billion euros is overdue, after talks faltered over the pace of reforms.
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But it abandoned the car market entirely in 1946, and several attempts to revive the name have faltered.
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And Lissner is adamant that the ideas that seem to have faltered are not dead, they're just resting.
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After Mr. Garber's bid for Connecticut state treasurer faltered — he was "the silver medalist," he noted wryly — Gov.
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She blasted six aces but faltered in the opening set tie-break to allow Keys to take control.
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Carson shot to the top of the Republican pack last year but faltered in the early nominating contests.
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The idea is to learn when in the speech you faltered so you can practice and fix mistakes.
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The Mets nearly had a chance to enjoy an injury-free victory on Thursday, but the bullpen faltered.
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But while his success never faltered, the "Free Fallin&apos" singer's personal life wasn't quite as smooth sailing.
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Once sales of one of her books faltered, her next advance decreased — and her advances continued to decrease.
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But Willkie faltered, getting out on the stump later than he should have, and then talking himself hoarse.
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And after Samsung faltered with the Galaxy S9, there's more riding on this monstrous productivity machine than usual.
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Even with more possession, the team faltered against Los Diablos Rojos and only managed three shots on target.
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Lindsey Horan, Lloyd and Morgan Brian all beat Lindahl, but Press faltered, floating the ball over the net.
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That strategy looked smart as Biden faltered through the first contests in Iowa and New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Similarly, his effort during the 2016 campaign to spearhead a national movement around left-of-center policies faltered.
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He broke off his talks with Ms. Murray, resuming them only when the repeal effort faltered once again.
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I think my awareness had faltered a bit, and my sprigs seemed to have weathered a separate windstorm.
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Luke Cage faltered in the second half of the season and seemed to be suffering from superhero overload.
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Campaign consultants told Mr. Bush that he would have a chance of winning only if Mr. Reagan faltered.
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Or will he stay in Albany and run for a fourth term, and succeed where his father faltered?
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On Saturday, Rippon seemed to be affected by nerves as his jumping skills faltered in his long program.
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Then the Astros got two more runs when two normally reliable relievers — Adam Ottavino and Zack Britton — faltered.
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Separately, two months of talks to form a government in the Netherlands faltered over disagreements on immigration policy.
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The SNAP program benefits swelled during the Great Recession as the economy faltered and the unemployment rate surged.
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Instead it was Mason Rudolph of the Steelers who faltered, throwing four interceptions in a 21-7 loss.
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Efforts to open up peace talks have repeatedly faltered with the Taliban, the Afghan government and American diplomats.
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That effort has faltered somewhat because of persistent questions about links between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
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For decades, efforts to add a permit system for the city's $500 million underground vending economy have faltered.
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Before New York's bullpen faltered again, Montgomery allowed two runs and seven hits in 4 1/3 innings.
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When she stood on a stage in Manchester, New Hampshire, Thursday afternoon to denounce Trump, her voice faltered.
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After a few minutes, he faltered, and we agreed to resume the conversation a week or two later.
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The presidents who faltered in recent memory are Carter and Bush senior, both of whom faced weak economies.
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Meanwhile, the Eurozone has faltered and the Japanese economy has failed to respond to a very accommodating monetary policy.
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And most analysts expect data due later this month to show that growth in April-June faltered even further.
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But Burberry's growth faltered, first as demand in Asia slowed, and then as it failed to ride a rebound.
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Over five months, Fan played hundreds of games with the machine, allowing its creators to see where it faltered.
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Another facet of the disillusionment here is that C.K.'s career and reputation have never really waned or faltered.
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Only once the calendar year changed and its nearest competitors faltered did the odds rapidly move in its favor.
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His military campaigns have faltered and his critics accuse him of seeking to return the country to authoritarian rule.
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Windsor opted for early retirement to take on the role of nurse — she never faltered from her companion's side.
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There has also been a push to improve access for humanitarian aid, which has faltered in the past week.
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It said they also were studying other measures that could be rolled out in the event the economy faltered.
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He walked across Antarctica for 71 days, but faltered 30 miles short of the continent's first unsupported solo crossing.
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The fortunes of extremist candidates have faltered since the populist surge that put Donald Trump into the White House.
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But Johnson's leadership bid faltered unexpectedly when key backers in the party shifted their allegiances, and picked May instead.
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His popularity ratings have dipped as his government's austerity measures have pinched incomes and anti-corruption reforms have faltered.
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But every time the movie subscription service has faltered, one company has been there to pick up the pieces.
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But, when it came to policies like the $15 minimum wage, Clinton initially faltered, backing a $12 wage instead.
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Americans' confidence in the economy leaped after the election in November, but has faltered somewhat in the months since.
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But it began to rebound late last year as Washington and Beijing resumed trade negotiations and the dollar faltered.
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Japan's Nikkei closed 0.7 percent lower while Indonesian shares fell 0.4 percent and India's Nifty 50 faltered 0.8 percent.
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But in recent years outbreaks have returned in countries where vaccination has faltered, for reasons that our article explains.
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But since the financial crisis, the funds have struggled to match previous returns, and the state's economy has faltered.
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Clean energy policies have faltered in other states where climate change is ostensibly a major concern among the public.
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But in 2015, the fund faltered, losing 10.2 percent while the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index gained 24.8 percent.
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Then the drive ran out of money and faltered, and annual cases of malaria rose above 500,000 by 1969.
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Salmond said, in a speech peppered with jibes at the government's Brexit talks, which have faltered in recent weeks.
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Because their main evolutionary adaptation was their size, they quickly faltered when other, fiercer competitors came on the scene.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell hoped to pass a bill this week, but delayed the vote as support faltered.
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Meanwhile, the economy has slowed and peace talks with rebels from Kachin and other ethnic minority areas have faltered.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index was down more than 393 percent and Australia's main share index faltered 0.5 percent.
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That initiative, dismissed by most Democrats as a farce to advance GOP efforts to suppress the vote, faltered badly.
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Ubisoft is attempting to pull the same resurrection story for its melee, For Honor, which also faltered at launch.
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She was a true warrior, and in spite of severe opposition and threats, she never faltered in her mission.
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Segments of the industry, notably the coal sector, have faltered due to a downturn in demand for the product.
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IFC's "The House That Jack Built" faltered with $40,000 from 33 theaters, for a disappointing screen average of $1,225.
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But the youth never faltered — the next morning he would awake a man, able to sit among the elders.
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At the time, Apple was in "severe distress," Ellison said, and had faltered badly after Jobs's exit years earlier.
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After all, he founded and ran F1 teams' association FOTA before it faltered and knows how the teams work.
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Ms. Coronel's outward composure has faltered only once, the lone day she brought her daughters to court in December.
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The last major effort in 2008 by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg faltered in Albany before coming to a vote.
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A Chinese delegation is expected to travel on Thursday to Washington to resume trade talks after negotiations had faltered.
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Bond sales from the Gulf have faltered due to the coronavirus pandemic and a sharp fall in oil prices.
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When that plan faltered, it avoided assisting boatloads of would-be migrants, even as hundreds died on the journey.
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Germany, the powerhouse behind Europe, also shrank unexpectedly during the third quarter as trade slumped and car production faltered.
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In the bottom of the inning, Rodriguez finally faltered, loading the bases on two singles and a hit batter.
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Happ escaped that inherited jam, but faltered himself an inning later on the first pitch he threw to Correa.
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A number of SoftBank-backed companies like WeWork, Oyo, and Zume, have gone through layoffs as their businesses faltered.
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But having dug in, he got his reward as Wawrinka's serve faltered, and Murray broke back to 3-3.
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Over the weekend and into Monday, rocket attacks targeted the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, and Libya's tenuous ceasefire faltered.
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Its attempts to buy both Macy's and Neiman Marcus over the past year faltered amid financing and industry challenges.
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The auto sector, once a bright star in the sector, has slashed manufacturing this year as demand has faltered.
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When she faltered in prerequisites for an accounting degree, Mr. Almond helped her find a new major, criminal justice.
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But when his command faltered early in Sunday's game, Yankees Manager Aaron Boone decided not to play with fire.
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Remdesivir is already being tested in two clinical trials in China, but efforts to enroll patients there have faltered.
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He faltered, however, giving up a game-tying two-run home run to Robinson Chirinos in the eighth inning.
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Japan's Nikkei skidded 0.5 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closed down 0.8 percent and Sydney faltered 0.5 percent.
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McConnell said that if the GOP effort faltered, lawmakers would need to act quickly to stabilize the insurance markets.
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The insurgent group has carried out almost daily bombings since peace negotiations with the U.S. faltered earlier this month.
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Previous talks held last year faltered when the government refused to meet with people it said were supporting violence.
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The couple rushed to a hospital, where Shields' heart stopped soon after arrival and faltered again after cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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In both cases, brand-new planes faltered minutes after takeoff and plunged into a deadly descent, leaving no survivors.
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But talks faltered at the beginning of May when China made significant alterations to the text of the agreement.
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Though the Raiders went to the Super Bowl a year later, they faltered for more than a decade afterward.
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But markets have faltered as of late, with major US stock indices giving back most of their 2018 gains.
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For some, the focus on masculinity has faltered; what was once an overwhelmingly white scene has become increasingly diverse.
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A plan to spin off the shares to investors faltered when the Internal Revenue Service refused to bless the deal.
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As Kushner takes a victory lap and prepares for Washington life, his belief in Trump and his message hasn't faltered.
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By contrast, Britain's Burberry, Italy's Salvatore Ferragamo or U.S. jeweller Tiffany were more glaringly exposed when their sales momentum faltered.
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But the same tactics that carried him to the Republican nomination faltered when Trump was confronted with a single opponent.
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He has insisted, after the poll's evidence that his party had faltered, that it and thus he, would remain central.
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All of his attempts at directing affected individuals to BuzzFeed News Germany faltered, usually because people are afraid, he said.
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The Yankees needed Torres' dramatic hit after Zack Britton faltered and allowed a game-tying single to rookie Cavan Biggio.
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When Cohen asked whether Jules knew Michael's alleged mistress, the star faltered – but her RHONY costar Dorinda Medley stepped in.
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The euro also faltered, easing 0.1 percent to $1.1733 , languishing near a one-month low of $1.1717 set on Wednesday.
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Soon, the dollar would decline as the Fed reversed course and rethought its plans for tightening as the economy faltered.
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The Serb's form has faltered since winning his maiden French Open title in 2016 to complete a career grand slam.
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It was slow, its battery barely lasted longer than a day, and faltered as a platform for third-party apps.
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Flanked by a number of progressive competitors, however, Gillibrand has faltered when it comes to decisively carving out her niche.
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But his career faltered after his release, as publishers rejected his work for its violence, homosexual content, and unvarnished style.
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In North Carolina's two biggest Republican primaries over House seats, both candidates who staked their reelection solely on Trump faltered.
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Efforts to repeal ObamaCare faltered in the Senate, and Republicans in the upper chamber have little margin for error. Sen.
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The effort faltered in "Heaven Knows What" (2014), a sapping saga of heroin addicts, but "Good Time" is something else.
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They also noted that the funds compared more favorably with an index of hedge funds, which have also faltered lately.
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As US-Taliban peace talks faltered, the US bombing campaign in Afghanistan reached its highest intensity in nearly a decade.
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Trump increased tariff rates on $200 billion of Chinese imports last months as trade talks between the two countries faltered.
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But the long support the economy has received from the housing sector faltered as business investment in residential structures contracted.
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But the typically unassailable icon faltered last week when the trailer for a new Beyoncé-backed diet plan hit YouTube.
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But she said the efforts faltered when funding ran out and the sole bilingual outreach worker left for another job.
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In 2002, the Giants' Felix Rodriguez memorably faltered in Game 6 — his sixth appearance in a row — against the Angels.
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Chi Chi DeVayne, on the other hand, faltered as Maya Angelou, misspelling Ms. Angelou's name right out of the gate.
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Many anti-Trump conservative outlets have faltered during his presidency, most notably The Weekly Standard, which ceased operations last December.
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The Eagles then put together an 80-yard drive covering 14 plays, but again faltered close to the end zone.
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Kering is among groups that passed on Versace, where profitability has faltered, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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One of the reasons Humphrey's presidential campaign faltered was that young voters did not trust him on the war issue.
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As Mullens faltered, Manning, who has dealt with so much criticism over the last two years, was ready to pounce.
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But it faltered when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said she would oppose any legislation that overrides state law.
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But most impressive to the Yankees has been Gregorius's defense, which never faltered even when his bat went temporarily dead.
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As the Tiffany workshops faltered, a notebook page was inscribed with the words "the end" above a strand of teardrops.
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Despite the measures, Australia's benchmark index opened in the red to be down 21.5% while New Zealand shares faltered 22%.
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Despite the measures, Australia's benchmark index opened in the red to be down 21.5% while New Zealand shares faltered 22%.
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She rarely faltered in those early years as she traveled from San Diego to New York to Tokyo to Vienna.
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Are you on your way to achieving your New Year's resolutions, or have you already faltered or given up completely?
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And in an Athens suburb, a carpenter turned to his lifetime hobby of crafting fishing spearguns after his business faltered.
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Last fall, as the policy faltered, the moderate wing of the party roared back, ousting legislators from the far right.
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And by adding to asset classes that have recently faltered, you're able to buy more shares at a lower price.
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China's export-driven economy has faltered in the year-plus trade war as U.S. tariffs exacerbate a broader domestic slowdown.
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Kansas City's normally reliable bullpen has faltered of late and has regularly been hit hard during the five-game skid.
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While both are economically vulnerable to Brexit, the republic has grown strongly in recent years while the North has faltered.
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The Giants went ahead 26-20, the Mets came back to take the lead and then the bullpen faltered again.
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Even as his box office results faltered, he was able to attract continued interest from distributors by casting major stars.
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A fifth set looked mighty likely after Dimitrov faltered when serving for the match at 5-3 in the fourth.
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After a minute she faltered, flushing as she turned to a lady in the front row for her hand-written notes.
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Salesforce even tried to buy Zendesk, but when the effort faltered, the company went after Assistly, the second source said. Desk.
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But analysts note that previous efforts by internet search and networking companies to get into the cyber security business have faltered.
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However, the relationship faltered and 50 Cent later rapped about how he had the engagement ring made into earrings for himself.
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And so presidential advisor Kellyanne Conway took to the airwaves Tuesday to run cover for the president as his plans faltered.
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Traditional retailers, such as Target and J.C. Penny, have faltered on the back of customers making the switch to shopping online.
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They were teens themselves, unlike many of the old-dude "boy" bands of yore who would have faltered on this precipice.
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Starbucks Corp co-founder Howard Schultz and Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs each returned as CEOs when their companies faltered.
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Hill was formerly CEO of semiconductor maker Novellus Systems, giving him experience in enterprise sales, an area where Symantec has faltered.
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The Orioles needed Cashner at his best and, when he faltered a bit in the sixth inning, Santander provided timely support.
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Sacramento has been a strong fourth-quarter team, but for the second straight game, it faltered in the final 12 minutes.
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As the private markets turned, access to cash became difficult and most faltered or were acquired for pennies on the dollar.
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"In the face of adversity, Kevin's dedicated faith, devotion to family and sharp wit never faltered," Chatterjee said in a release.
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Before the most recent upswing, which occurred just after the U.S. election in early November, Cramer noticed that the market faltered.
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Although it is the region's second-richest economy, income from tourism, its biggest industry, has faltered for most of this century.
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Doc Kearns is universally recalled as unpleasant, and when the respectable Tommy Gibbons was picked as Dempsey's opponent, things faltered again.
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ZF, which is unlisted, previously attempted to buy Wabco in 2017 but faltered amid opposition from ZF's controlling shareholder, the Zeppelinstiftung.
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Sinn Fein's electoral march had already faltered in recent years, as the concessions it used to extract from London became rarer.
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But efforts to unify these creators, digital streaming services and other key players around a path forward have faltered until recently.
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Making matters worse, many Democrats faltered, embracing the misguided austerity policies championed by their political opponents, for fear of looking weak.
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His certitude faltered, however, in the presence of women: Ullrich depicts Hitler's love life as a series of largely unfulfilled fixations.
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The partnership with Colombian President Alvaro Uribe faltered when his successor, Juan Manuel Santos, pursued a "peace deal" with the cartels.
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As Froome faltered that day, Nairo Quintana, a Colombian who rides for the Spanish Movistar team, came tantalizingly close to winning.
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They've faltered most in the red zone, where they've scored touchdowns on just 35.7% of their trips, according to Team Rankings.
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Biden's polling numbers have significantly faltered in Iowa and New Hampshire, and he trails his progressive rivals in support and fundraising.
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Gold was on the move higher midday Tuesday as stocks faltered on a new hiccup in U.S.-China trade talks. Disclaimer
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Ukrainian officials invariably cite Russian meddling to explain why anti-corruption and other steps demanded by the West have often faltered.
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And David Einhorn faltered in his campaign to shake up the General Motors board and create a new class of shares.
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Previous attempts to quickly increase their cost over just a few years faltered after policyholders and their elected representatives pushed back.
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It has faltered, sometimes badly, undermining leaders whose views did not fit its strategic objectives and replacing them with pliant despots.
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The currency has faltered in seven of the 10 months of this year so far, losing as much as 3.6 percent.
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Instead, Wang held surprisingly firm and Williams uncharacteristically faltered, losing this third-round duel, 6-4, 6-20153 (2), 7-5.
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His landlord, Raphael Toledano, failed to pay 26 tenants their promised buyouts as his fledgling real estate empire, Brookhill Properties, faltered.
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Once heralded as the next Nike, Under Armour has faltered, hurt by slumping sales and unflattering revelations about its corporate culture.
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Recent polling suggests those candidates whose campaigns have faltered some — and those that are on the upswing — have room to expand.
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Now in pinstripes for the first time in major league spring training, Torres has not faltered, even against big-league pitching.
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The coup was welcomed in the Roman Catholic heartland, but it faltered in the larger cities and the northern industrial centers.
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Susan Collins of Maine said Burr has been successful at keeping the panel's investigation on track where other committees have faltered.
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The latest efforts to bring them to the negotiating table faltered when the militant group issued a statement refusing to participate.
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The weekend's other major new release, Disney's "Pete's Dragon," faltered, mustering roughly $218 million from 2500,215 locations, despite scoring glowing reviews.
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The Boston left-hander beat the Orioles in his first start off the disabled list May 31, but has faltered since.
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Even as I faltered or fell out of balances, Ms. Charleston reminded me that this, too, is part of the technique.
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Even as I faltered or fell out of balances, Ms. Charleston reminded me that this, too, is part of the technique.
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Attempts to upgrade rail service between New York and Boston on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor have repeatedly faltered because of community opposition.
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In the past, YouTube has faltered when it comes to treating queer and genderqueer content equitably with other kinds of content.
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Her voice never once faltered; if anything, it grew in strength, wavering between joy and longing as the night went on.
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Starting in the late 1980s, the brand quietly faltered, then mostly vanished from store shelves outside Michigan over the last two decades.
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When host Andy Cohen asked whether Jules knew Michael's alleged mistress, the star faltered – but her RHONY costar Dorinda Medley stepped in.
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Clement had said how much he enjoyed the challenge of the youngsters but his bid faltered as he stuttered before the last.
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But his congressional support faltered when he wrote a memo providing a rationale for Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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He's dominating the early polls but faces questions about whether he can keep the momentum going after two previous presidential campaigns faltered.
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Trump's previous efforts to put Fed critics on the bank faltered, but some Republicans now appear reluctant to reject yet another pick.
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The company's business seems to have faltered in the digital age though, with ownership of the firm changing hands twice since 2003.
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New York (27-97) led the entire first half but faltered down the stretch for the team's eighth loss in 10 games.
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AT&T had been waiting for Justice Department approval for the deal, though recent negotiations had clearly faltered, resulting in Monday's lawsuit.
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The failures of Sears are numerous: The company first faltered in the 1990s under pressure from new, hyper-efficient, big-box stores.
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But biotechs, which have been trying to gain some momentum, faltered, and the IBB fell more than 2 percent in Monday's trading.
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His latest remarks came as some of his efforts to deal with immigration - a major issue for his conservative base - have faltered.
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However, excitement quickly faltered a bit because the service was only being tested in three cities, all of which were in Florida.
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Pruitt has consistently had allies among congressional Republicans and conservative commentators who have cheered his deregulatory actions, but even that has faltered.
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It hit the House floor last year but faltered amid a debate over the display of the Confederate flag at national cemeteries.
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Attempts to raise cash and pay debt by selling about $14 billion of assets have also faltered due to the corruption scandal.
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Europe's biggest airline by passenger numbers agreed to recognize unions for the first time late last year but negotiations since have faltered.
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But even as Nigeria's economy has faltered, since last spring the peg has remained fixed at around 198.5 naira to the dollar.
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The decision came as the U.S., Canada and Mexico have faltered in efforts to strike a revised North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The Seminoles' defense was led by linebacker Matthew Thomas with eight tackles, but the defense faltered when the Seminoles needed them most.
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Communities, once held together buy a common employer like a factory or mine, have lost their connections as local economies have faltered.
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Despite building a powerbase in the east of the country, he is distrusted in the west, where his military campaign has faltered.
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The apparent decline in support comes after Biden was widely seen as having faltered, including engaging in a stark exchange with Sen.
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Efforts intensified in the midst of the 2014 West Africa outbreak, though interest faltered again before the recent outbreak in the DRC.
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The government received that authorization in the Dodd-Frank Act, and has not faltered in its use of notice and comment since.
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Momentum has faltered in the division even as its Maybelline make-up and L'Oreal Paris labels do well in markets like China.
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Trevor Story hit a two-run homer for the Rockies, and Tyler Anderson stymied the Rays until he faltered in the seventh.
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And while Disney's "Pete's Dragon" faltered, Sony's "Sausage Party" surprised with $34.3 million, or about the same as "Annabelle: Creation" this year.
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Johnson closed with a four-under-par 66 and was helped to his third World Golf Championship title when Jason Day faltered.
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He lived in Durham, N.C. The heart attack that caused his death was his third since 1990, but his pace never faltered.
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The US halted joint efforts with North Korea on recovering remains during the George W. Bush administration as talks with Pyongyang faltered.
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But the United States has faltered in rolling out coronavirus tests, putting us far behind our economic peers in tracing the outbreak.
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But the United States has faltered in rolling out coronavirus tests, putting America far behind its economic peers in tracing the outbreak.
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Dispute over Huawei: A U.S. push to prevent the use of the Chinese company's equipment in next-generation wireless networks has faltered.
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Markets in Europe and at the provincial level in China have faltered because the authorities issued too many credits to existing polluters.
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Despite the mind-boggling amount of work they did, the kids were enthusiastic about the competitions even when they faltered or failed.
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And then, after the last effort by Germany faltered and the final whistle sounded, several Mexican players collapsed headfirst to the turf.
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Even as his presidential campaign has faltered, Bernie Sanders's coronavirus relief proposal offers one promising model for getting the recession recovery right.
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Paul Goldschmidt launched an early three-run homer and the Diamondbacks built a 237-2130 lead before Zack Greinke, their ace, faltered.
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At this month's massive Pebble Beach car auctions, known for smashing price records, the most expensive cars faltered on the auction block.
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For China, North Korea is not the only vexing United States-China issue on which the Trump administration's credibility has recently faltered.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) on his farm, Isane said his initially favorable view of Trump has faltered over the last three years.
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But that global campaign has faltered, as countries like Britain and Saudi Arabia opt to use Huawei's gear in their 5G networks.
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The White House dropped that and several other ideas, but as the drafts were watered down, momentum to finish the job faltered.
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But apart from her business ventures, Rihanna has never faltered when it comes to stepping out with a new and exciting look.
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But the offense, which faltered again Sunday, could not compensate for the troubles with the starting rotation, the bullpen and the defense.
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Now it is fairly representative of the country; if he has faltered in national polls, he will probably falter here as well.
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After seeing enormous gains in 2017, funds focused on digital currencies and the technology behind them faltered in January as prices plunged.
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But his presidential campaign faltered, and he bowed out of the race after a disappointing fifth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
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So far, international efforts to get the government to accept humanitarian aid and negotiate in good faith with the opposition have faltered.
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When it faltered, services like Slack and Venmo were knocked offline and websites that relied on S3 for hosting struggled to update.
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When talks faltered last month, though, the marchers decided they would try again, defying Taliban orders that they get formal permission first.
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Ramsey could respond to yes-no questions by moving his eyes up or down, but this method faltered because Ramsey had eye problems.
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Previous efforts at collaboration in this area have faltered, ironically, due to the racism of Western Europe's far-right toward their Slavic neighbors.
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Yet Sullivan seized on a legal brief written by Flynn's lawyers that suggested the FBI agents had faltered in their approach to him.
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Geopolitical concerns also deepened on news that talks regarding Britain's split with the European Union had faltered, putting pressure on the British pound.
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The song spent one week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 2005, but Nickelback's success has faltered since the mid-aughts.
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In 2008, just as the global economy faltered, I joined office-furniture-manufacturing company Haworth as its head of sustainability for emerging markets.
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Public faith in the safety of India's banks has also faltered over the past year, prompting people to keep more cash at home.
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Miners Anglo American and Antofagasta were among biggest fallers as metals prices faltered, with traders awaiting clues on the direction of the dollar.
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The big difference between Carolina and other high-scoring teams that have faltered in the end is that the Panthers are run-first.
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Geopolitical concerns also spiked on news that talks regarding Britain's split with the European Union had faltered, putting pressure on the British pound.
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Granted exclusive access to the Black Sea, Russia's allies could resupply the tsar's armies when they faltered at the start of the war.
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Alabama, who last won the title in 2016, initially faltered against Georgia's defense, and trailed the Bulldogs by 13 points going into halftime.
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Investors have focused on the surprising resilience of the UK economy and progress in Brexit negotiations, but the rally faltered in recent sessions.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan faltered 20.6535%, extending losses for a fifth day to the lowest since mid-June.
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China's slowing economy, further depressed by a trade war with the United States, has hit demand, even as American consumer confidence has faltered.
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What can Trump and his team learn from past administrations that faltered or fell based on their mishandling of a storm like this?
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Tsitsipas was serving at 4-3 in the second set when he finally faltered, dropping nine consecutive points as Cuevas forced a tiebreak.
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The decision not to use him as the team's bullpen faltered will haunt Orioles manager Buck Showalter for the rest of his career.
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Sony faltered with its latest Spider-Man installment and forged a partnership with Marvel allowing its superhero to return to the Marvel fold.
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While earnings per share expectations have fallen and stocks have rallied, valuations have faltered, according to Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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But after his business faltered and his debts piled up from lavish spending, Mr. Gosman filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation in 2003.
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On Wednesday it faltered after setting a one-year high of $1.3329, as investors took profits before the BoE policy decision on Thursday.
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The euro tumbled after a survey showed the euro zone's manufacturing boom faltered for a third month in March, although output remained robust.
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If Sanders faltered, or got flustered by Trump's bullying, it would damage the electability argument he's been using to justify his continued campaign.
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She started to talk again, but then faltered, her body seizing in a shiver that made her arms jerk, like a sleeping dog's.
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After all, Cleveland's rotation had whole months last season where it faltered and failed, and the team made it to the postseason anyway.
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Campbell's latest foray into fresh food has faltered while Wall Street has questioned an acquisition strategy that increased debt while costs are increasing.
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While Western economies faltered, China rolled out enormous stimulus measures that delayed the impact of the crisis on its economy for many months.
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Her previous effort to combine the two companies in 2016 faltered over the concerns of CBS' directors and CBS's chief executive, Les Moonves.
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But that concept faltered because of its technical complexity, and because G.E.'s industrial competitors did not want to rely on G.E. technology.
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Mr. Grassley and Mr. Kushner, as well as other Trump administration officials, have been negotiating the proposal for weeks after earlier efforts faltered.
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But by the time the first of those patients flew home this month, doctors already knew that the nation's containment strategy had faltered.
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The burly Australian's red-hot putting helped him claim his fifth PGA Tour victory as several players including overnight leader Jon Rahm faltered.
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But he quickly demonstrated an ability to make inroads in Democratic fundraising circles -- even as some of his better-known rivals have faltered.
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That their defense faltered as well is not surprising, or even relevant, as New Orleans is expected to occasionally struggle on that end.
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However market optimism faltered when the DUP said it could not support the agreement, torpedoing any hopes of a smooth passage through parliament.
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Yet as many of her similarly situated peers have faltered, she has endured as one of the last pop behemoths of her kind.
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And the Apple Watch's entry price dropped to $199, making it an attractive option as competitors like Fitbit faltered in the smartwatch space.
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A peace process pursued by Mr. Duterte's predecessor, President Benigno S. Aquino III, faltered in 2015 and has remained deadlocked under Mr. Duterte.
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Jackson's problem is that the Cardinals faltered down the stretch, losing their last two games and dropping from No. 3 to No. 15.
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Clinton may have faltered among Hispanic voters without a high school degree, while making gains among those with some college education or better.
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As retailers like Ulta Beauty and Sephora have won over shoppers, the former anchor of the cosmetics industry — the department store — has faltered.
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As her political ambitions and her disgraced, heir-to-the-throne brother Kendall both faltered, maybe her ambitions in the family business grew?
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Judge was a contemporary competitor to Puck, another rag from which it took much of its staff, but later faltered under the Great Depression.
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They'd stick around for two weeks, and if the Derby winner faltered in the Preakness, they turned their attention elsewhere until the next year.
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"Safe havens were the currencies of choice as confidence in global growth faltered," said Joseph Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions.
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If one individual faltered, the group had to step up—meaning that its members would be either bailing one another out or defaulting together.
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Since 1980, with the exception of Bob Dole and George W. Bush, New Hampshire has saved Republican after Republican who has faltered in Iowa.
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Competition was stifled, investment faltered and labour relations soured to the extent that managers straying onto the shop floor had to dodge flying bolts.
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Another Australian, Matthew Ebden, faltered after taking the first set in a 3-6, 63-4, 6-4 loss to Guido Andreozzi of Argentina.
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When the RNC faltered—when his wife read a speech containing a passage plagiarized from Michelle Obama, for example—he pointed at the ratings.
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Retail sales growth may have faltered in 2018, but experts say that's only one piece of the puzzle in an increasingly complex consumer landscape.
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During Zuma's nine years as president, support for the ANC dropped as economic growth faltered and the party's reputation was tarnished by corruption scandals.
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Nokia, once a leading seller of cell phones, lost its allure as a consumer brand when it faltered in the early years of smartphones.
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Attempts to stabilize the country and enable a US exit have faltered however, with surges, counter-insurgency operations, and economic projects making little headway.
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Applied too late, it faltered, and the German invasion of Norway went ahead: further proof, to the anti-Churchill brigade, of his rash mettle.
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But for the second time in three games, Mets Manager Terry Collins called on Familia in a nonsave situation Sunday night, and he faltered.
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Kelly was running his own global macro strategy fund when Bear Stearns faltered and was forced into an acquisition by J.P. Morgan in 2008.
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On Super Tuesday, his hopes for a strong performance in the South faltered as he ran a distant fourth or fifth in every state.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling held near a one-week low on Monday as Brexit negotiations faltered before a crucial European Union summit later this week.
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Mr. Trump drew few attacks from the other candidates, but when moderators pressed him to justify his ideas and past statements, he faltered badly.
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Investor sentiment had faltered in recent days in the face of revived jitters related to the shutdown and the prolonged U.S.-China tariff spat.
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Atlanta stretched the lead to 282, but its shooting faltered in the second quarter (278 percent) and the Suns got back in the game.
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Judged by many of the yardsticks of success he set before his first presidential race in March 2000, however, Mr. Putin has often faltered.
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It is hard to say why Mr. Sanders has faltered among these voters, given the consistency of his message and his improved name recognition.
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But when growth faltered, the Fed has reliably stepped in to act — pumping new money into financial markets or cutting interest rates, or both.
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Similar efforts to start peace talks between the Americans and the Taliban in Doha in 2015 faltered after the Afghan government denounced the process.
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There were two LGBTQ-focused presidential forums within weeks of each other last fall, and while Sanders didn't attend either, Biden faltered in both.
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But in recent years, with low-cost competitors and a continued squeeze on people's wallets, their model faltered and shareholders were out for blood.
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This is where many lesser action films have faltered, unable to ferry their hero from fisticuff to fisticuff without lapsing into implausibility or stupidity.
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Yet for all his success in the international arena, his presidency faltered as voters seemed to perceive him as detached from their everyday lives.
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TuSimple has managed to scale up its operations and attract investors even as other companies in the nascent autonomous vehicle technology industry have faltered.
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Azarenka's serve faltered down the stretch, and Osaka's top-notch returning contributed to a key stretch in which she grabbed 9 of 11 games.
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The measure faltered after it failed to get the necessary 60 votes in the 100-member chamber to clear it over a procedural hurdle.
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Europe's broad Euro STOXX 2000 fell 21983%, with bourses in Frankfurt, London and Paris all down around 20.8% as a two-day rally faltered.
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Though US Steel had significantly declined from its heyday and had faltered for much of the decade, it had earned a profit in 153.
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Though US Steel had significantly declined from its heyday and had faltered for much of the decade, it had earned a profit in 2017.
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Europe's broad Euro STOXX 600 fell 20.2%, with bourses in Frankfurt, London and Paris all down around 24.7% as a two-day rally faltered.
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The burly Australian carded seven-under-par 65 to claim his fifth PGA Tour victory as several players including overnight leader Jon Rahm faltered.
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That effort faltered Friday with new opposition from Senator John McCain of Arizona, the perennial maverick who had scuttled the Senate's first repeal effort.
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Trump's meeting with Guaido came at a crucial time for the Venezuelan opposition leader, whose efforts to unseat Maduro have faltered in recent months.
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The plan faltered in the House, but Republican lawmakers and the Trump administration say they are again trying to draft a replacement for Obamacare.
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Indeed, as he has faltered, Rubio is generating an emotion among supporters that no politician ever wants but that Bush endured for months: sympathy.
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House Republicans' latest last-ditch effort to revive a GOP Obamacare replacement faltered late Wednesday night after talks between conservatives and moderates broke down.
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The hope is that Labour can lure undecided Britons and squeeze the vote of the centrist Liberal Democrats, whose campaign seems to have faltered.
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Ferrari had set the pace in all sessions this week, including the first two phases of qualifying, but their challenge faltered when it mattered.
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As Chinese demand has faltered, Apple has increased focus on India, which recently overtook the United States as the world's second-largest smartphone market.
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" Noble said many candidates faltered financially because, in a crowded Democratic field, donors have opted to "hold back and hedge their bets a bit.
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Trump dominated that contest, and Bush slowly but surely was pushed farther from the center of stage in later debates as his campaign faltered.
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But efforts to encourage more births have faltered as young couples struggle with growing economic pressures and educated women postpone childbirth to pursue careers.
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You might feel that many candidates this cycle have already faltered, even if not as dramatically as Mr. Perry did with his "oops" moment.
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Pearson, racing in lane three outside Harrison, blasted from the blocks and showed all her experience to concentrate on her own race as Harrison faltered.
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Retaining power Mugabe is Africa's oldest head of state, and his grip on power has faltered little since he first rose to power in 1980.
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Trading revenues have faltered across Wall Street, and Bank of America had been expecting a 10% to 12% decline in trading income from last year.
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That said, there have been multiple occasions in which Buffon has faltered; forced into taking more than one hiatus from his own hard-earned hegemony.
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After a number of faltered bets on big deals to find growth, the focus for Big Food has turned to divestitures and pruning their portfolio.
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"Britain's economy was headed down the tubes as foreign inflows faltered even before the Brexit referendum," said Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics.
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When the market faltered in 240, that portion of his clients' portfolios rose 28 percent, while the stock holdings fell by more than 40 percent.
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Like its peers, Macy's has faltered in the past few years as it struggled to adjust to a market where shoppers increasingly buy goods online.
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With customers leaving for online brands, top-line growth has faltered, tipping into a toxic financial environment that creates a death trap for these businesses.
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U.S. junk bonds have also faltered, with iShares high yield corporate bond ETF last week posting its biggest weekly loss in more than a year.
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Clothing and footwear led declines with a 20.6 percent fall while sales at department stores eased 1.83 percent and household goods retailing faltered 21.8 percent.
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But demand from feed mills has faltered since they were required to import wheat under quotas, said Franciscus Welirang, chief executive of PT Bogasari Mills.
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Sales of Toyota's flagship hybrid, the Prius, have faltered recently, but Toyota North America CEO James Lentz said Wednesday they are due for a rise.
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While the U.S. is still seen as having an advantage, economic growth has faltered, to a below trend 1.5 percent pace in the first quarter.
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Despite support gun control sentiment spiking nationwide and bipartisan calls for some kind of restriction on gun sales to suspected terrorists, all four measures faltered.
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At the end of the 1950s sales of motorbikes, on which the company still relied, faltered as cars from mass-market firms hit the roads.
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Determined to keep the economy growing in line with its annual GDP targets, officials have turned to fiscal and monetary stimulus when growth has faltered.
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Accusations of extrajudicial killings and suspicions of drug ties have dogged the national police for decades, but repeated efforts to remake the institution have faltered.
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But the negotiations have devolved this week into public finger pointing, with senators on both sides passing the blame for why talks have faltered. Sen.
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In a sign the gloomy mood is likely to spread to Asia, Nikkei futures faltered 0.3% while futures for Australia's benchmark share index fell 0.4%.
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That endeavor, however, has faltered badly as the unity government, which arrived in the capital, Tripoli, in March, has failed to gain broad political acceptance.
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But efforts to replace the 85033 AUMF have consistently faltered amid partisan divisions over whether to authorize ground troops and impose geographic and time limits.
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At the same time, the yen has been supported as risk sentiment has faltered, partly due to weakness in Chinese equities in recent trading sessions.
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Next has faltered over the last two years due to a broader slowdown in spending on fashion and footwear that it first identified in 2015.
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Instead, deGrom faltered, and the Mets managed only four hits against Carlos Martinez, the Cardinals' starter with electric pitches, and Seung Hwan Oh, their closer.
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In the years that followed peace talks faltered, presidential mandates were extended and a UN arms embargo attempted to pour cold water on both sides.
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But they also suggest that he really does have a ceiling: His support hasn't increased, even as other candidates have left the race or faltered.
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Two years ago, another Dodgers rookie went on a home run tear in the first half—but Joc Pederson faltered after the All Star Break.
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Bernie Sanders' candidacy has faltered in recent weeks, as most Democratic voters have rallied around Joe Biden to take on President Donald Trump this fall.
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A more widely accepted view is that Hitler's program, which predated the Manhattan Project, faltered in midwar because of scientific errors and Norway's successful saboteurs.
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But that business model faltered as the company started buying up parking garages and becoming more of a traditional valet service that operated outside businesses.
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Lefty Frizzell was a hard drinker — another subject he sang about — but his aplomb rarely faltered; his decline becomes audible only in some 1970s songs.
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The networks, as usual, axed plenty of shows old and new, like the comedy "2 Broke Girls," which faltered in ratings later into its run.
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Fixed-asset investment has also faltered as Beijing urges local governments to refrain from rampant borrowing to finance glamour projects to beat economic growth targets.
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But discussions over how to implement the vague commitments have since faltered and North Korea has consistently refused to give up its nuclear arsenal unilaterally.
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As the Las Vegas massacre — the worst mass-shooting in modern American history — was replaced by other news, a push for legislation in Congress faltered.
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But as Mr. Langworthy continued to assemble, and publicize, a series of endorsements from fellow upstate Republicans, Mr. Cox's hold on the job seemingly faltered.
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A court blocked a similar law in Kentucky in March, and comparable measures in Arkansas, Iowa and North Dakota faltered in the courts before that.
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Mr. Mnuchin came under fire in recent weeks after reports that he was threatening lawmakers that financial markets would tank if the tax bill faltered.
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Her older sister Venus faltered in 2018 after reaching two Grand Slam finals in 2017, dropping to No. 38 in the rankings at age 38.
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Prices shot up 18% last year - the biggest annual gain since 13 - as global economic growth faltered and central banks responded by easing monetary policy.
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Prices shot up 218% last year - the biggest annual gain since 218.13 - as global economic growth faltered and central banks responded by easing monetary policy.
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Of the first generation of electric-vehicle startups, all but Tesla have faltered in some way or another — and some of them shut down entirely.
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A longtime Viacom executive, Mr. Bakish previously led the company's international division, which had delivered strong results even as the rest of the company faltered.
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But Gottlieb's handpicked replacement, National Cancer Institute Director Ned Sharpless, faltered on multiple occasions during a seven-month stint as acting commissioner that ended Friday.
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Although state-owned enterprises continue to pour money into new projects, foreign investment has faltered, especially in September; some companies are diversifying away from China.
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LVMH continues to outperform the wider luxury market, which has faltered in recent years in the face of fears of geopolitical conflict and currency fluctuations.
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Baylor, seeded third, faltered down the stretch this season, losing six of its final 11 games, including its Big 12 tournament opener against Kansas State.
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The tandoori achari mushrooms, on the other hand, faltered, because the addition of yogurt, a spice mix, and an unidentifiable sauce conspired to create chaos.
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Their return helped stabilize the rotation somewhat last month, but on Sunday even Matz faltered, coughing up five runs over four and a third innings.
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He became the chief financial officer of Mr. Bush's oil and gas company, which ultimately faltered with the falling oil prices of the mid-1980s.
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Moyes's once glowing career started to go wrong at United, where he faltered as Alex Ferguson's successor and was dismissed after 10 months in 2014.
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Macron has since faltered in his efforts to present himself either as the voice of centrism in France or as a leader for all Europe.
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But as talks between the North Korea and the United States have faltered, so have inter-Korean relations -- a pattern seen repeatedly through the years.
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An engineer by training, Mr. Bakish is respected across the company for delivering strong results at his unit even as the rest of Viacom faltered.
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But most of the effort has faltered and the state has backtracked on market reforms, once more assigning resources, setting prices and controlling most distribution.
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Mr. Bennington said that his sobriety had faltered throughout his rise to fame, pointing to his divorce in 2005 as a catalyst for his drinking.
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But that arrangement faltered, as hopes for federal dollars faded with Republicans in power in Washington and businesses shied away from such an uncertain venture.
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But Sanders bounced back with vigor, delivering an impressive debate performance in Ohio, his first major appearance after his heart attack, while Warren has faltered.
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In short, the sentiment in the oil patch continues to improve even as oil prices have faltered in the low-to mid-$50s per barrel.
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But if Macron had faltered, it would have been a third domino in the collapse of the U.S.-led order of free trade and open borders.
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The uprising faltered, having apparently failed to gain the support of senior members of the Venezuelan military, and Lopez took refuge in the Spanish ambassador's residence.
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Lampert has been accused by some of stripping the company's business to pay its debt, when its ability to generate sufficient cash flow through operations faltered.
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The conversation faltered, though the conceit was provocative: historical documents that pertain to the treatment of indigenous people sourced from the time of the American Revolution.
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But markets have faltered this year amid a trade war with China, concerns about the Fed's four interest rate hikes and fears about slowing global growth.
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Stocks have faltered in recent weeks amid an escalation of the trade war between the United States and China and renewed fears about global economic growth.
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Since the company's founder, Rony Abovitz, appeared on WIRED's cover a year ago, Magic Leap has faltered, beleaguered by bad press and allegations of unfulfilled promises.
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Previous attempts to merge the businesses are believed to have faltered on political grounds given EIT's association with Mediaset and former Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
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A plan by the major Democratic Party committees to shift their operations from email to Wickr, an encrypted workplace messaging software, faltered throughout the election cycle.
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After a run toward record highs in stocks last week, there may be better clues on why the rally faltered: the market hadn't priced in Brexit.
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But Trump's efforts have faltered in federal courts, which blocked any delay of the Pentagon's previously set deadline for allowing transgender military recruits starting Jan. 1.
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Libra has faltered in recent weeks amid sustained criticism from lawmakers and regulators over fears it may aid money laundering and upend the global financial system.
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It was the second home run of the day for Smoak, and the second consecutive loss for the Yankees in which their vaunted bullpen had faltered.
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In a battle of ace starters, both faltered some in the first, but Stephen Strasburg fared worse and the Nationals are trailing the Astros, 2-1.
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When home prices collapsed and the economy faltered, subprime mortgage borrowers whose loans were linked to the securities were unable to make payments, Connecticut authorities said.
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But the prospects of a real title bid have faltered since Baku, with Hamilton winning four races in a row and six of the last seven.
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But while judges have at times been sympathetic, Democrats have now faltered in each case where a hearing has been held: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nevada and Arizona.
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The eurozone economy slowed slightly in August as Germany's services sector faltered, according to surveys of purchasing managers, expanding at the weakest pace in 19 months.
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The global automobile market, the second-biggest demand sector for steel after construction, has faltered recently due to declining economic growth, especially in top market China.
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Investors are watching the European earnings season keenly for any signs of strain from slowing economic growth after recent business activity and consumer confidence measures faltered.
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The GOP's first attempt to replace the Affordable Care Act may have faltered, but they should not let the opportunity for healthcare reform go to waste.
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But that strategy faltered as Trump grew stronger, particularly in Florida -- where no one had imagined the need to roll out such an extensive ground game.
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But having lost to Harvey, 6-3, on April 22, the Braves looked aggressive against him early in counts, and his once-dominant fastball command faltered.
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But it has faltered, with the group selling the last two brands back to their founders, putting Zagliani on ice, and renaming the subsidiary JAB Luxury.
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He never let Liston tie him up for short, brutal body punches, and although he faltered several times, he refused to allow himself to be cornered.
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There was a history of such slips against outsiders, too: In 2004, the French faltered against Greece, while in 1996, they skittered against the Czech Republic.
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"Breadth has faltered recently, but breakouts continue to outnumber breakdowns supporting a year-end rally," said Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, in a note.
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As 2007 opened, McCain was the frontrunner for the GOP nomination to succeed Bush, but his campaign faltered and was all but finished by the summer.
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Trump could have attacked Clinton for her support for the '94 crime bill that put many of those same policies into effect, but instead, he faltered.
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Desormeaux began to reconsider his plans to start Exaggerator in the $25,227 Jim Dandy after the colt faltered during a six-furlong workout on July 23.
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As the BJP's popularity has faltered, hardline Hindu nationalists have tried to play up divisive issues that have historically fired up the party's right-wing base.
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Facing the team with the worst record in baseball, the Yankees' starting pitcher faltered once again, and an expensive lineup returned little for the club's investment.
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Initial signs that economic growth re-accelerated sharply in the second quarter have also faltered with recent disappointing data on retail sales, manufacturing production and inflation.
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Though neither Cashman nor Girardi would say how long they would stick with Sabathia if his performance faltered, his leash is clearly not a long one.
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But gains in the MSCI index were tempered as a rebound in Chinese shares faltered, with the Shanghai Composite index dropping 0.1 percent, reversing early gains.
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But McIlroy, who regained the No. 1 ranking last month for the first time in five years because of consistent results, faltered badly after tying Hatton.
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Mr. Shafik stuttered or faltered at times during his video statement on Wednesday, which may remind Egyptians that he has had a reputation for absent-mindedness.
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If I faltered, there would be no arms to hold me and the world would be a cold, forbidding place, because I had been so close.
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Restrictions on bump stocks, the device that makes semiautomatic weapons more like machine guns, faltered in Washington after they were used in the Las Vegas massacre.
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Campbell's latest foray into fresh food has faltered, while Wall Street has questioned an acquisition strategy that increased debt at the same time as costs increased.
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Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party risks losing some municipalities as the Turkish economy has faltered; heightening nationalist commentary has served him well in previous elections.
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Over the years, attempts to improve relations have faltered because the matter was either not a priority for the American government or politically expedient in Brazil.
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Days after an earthquake and tsunami that killed over 214,21943 people, survivors in the Indonesian city of Palu were growing increasingly desperate as rescue efforts faltered.
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In the markets, a string of highly-anticipated IPOs faltered in 2019, which forced investors in private media companies to push for quicker paths to profit.
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The bank said the decision was rooted in uncertainty around inflation, which has crept upward to 3% as the peso has weakened and the economy faltered.
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PG&E's communications and computer systems faltered, and its website went down as customers tried to find out whether they would be cut off or spared.
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As world growth faltered, China unleashed a wave of spending to build highways, airports and real estate developments — all of which kept its economic engine chugging.
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As world growth faltered, China unleashed a wave of spending to build highways, airports and real estate developments — all of which kept the economic engine chugging.
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DeRozan's floater off the backboard with 6:15 to play pushed San Antonio to a 92-91 lead but the Spurs again faltered down the stretch.
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Growth in China's factory activity faltered in January as export orders fell, with the purchasing managers' index falling to 216 in January from 160 in December.
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If the animals faltered at a given speed, the researchers eased off a bit, so that the program's intensity was individualized and elastic but still high.
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Yet Brooklyn faltered once again, its 7-point, fourth-quarter lead vanishing after several empty possessions in crunchtime, including a pair of missed shots by LeVert.
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In 1991, after the Senate Judiciary Committee faltered in its initial handling of Anita Hill's sexual harassment complaint against Clarence Thomas, it reopened the confirmation hearings.
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So far, consumers have been largely insulated from the direct effects of Trump's trade war, even as business expansion, manufacturing and other trade-sensitive sectors faltered.
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" 'Masterpiece' might very well have faltered or failed in the beginning without him," Rebecca Eaton, the show's executive producer since 21988, said in a telephone interview.
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As Grant's health faltered in recent years, the group drifted apart even as it added three new members: Dontrelle Willis, C. C. Sabathia and David Price.
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The Yankees needed Torres' dramatic hit after Zack Britton faltered and allowed a game-tying single to rookie Cavan Biggio in the top of the ninth.
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Corker also addressed gun control proposals designed to keep firearms out of the hands of those on two federal terror lists that have faltered in the Senate.
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This helped boost investor sentiment, which faltered in recent days in the face of revived jitters related to the shutdown and the prolonged U.S.-China tariff spat.
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Talks over extending the de-escalation zone have faltered, although Assad said last week that Moscow, the U.S. and Israel continued discussing a settlement in the area.
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The announcement will heighten tensions over the longstanding trade dispute — Barack Obama and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau attempted to reach a solution but conversations faltered in 2016.
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Long-short hedge funds had taken notably overweight positions in these sectors late in 2015 as other areas of the market faltered while these stocks kept rallying.
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Apple suppliers in the continent also faltered, with shares of Austrian chipmaker AMS plunging 23 percent and Swiss firm STMicroelectronics down nearly 12 percent at the close.
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While net interest income rose in line with forecasts, DNB's income from investment banking faltered amid slow overall activity in capital markets during the quarter, it said.
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But recent polls have shown the race tightening as the front-runners faltered and far-left maverick Melenchon surged after strong performances in two televised candidates' debates.
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On March 10, Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Nairobi, Kenya, faltered and crashed soon after taking off, killing all 157 people on board.
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The bottom line: North Korea has approached denuclearization several times before, and negotiations have always faltered when North Korea sidesteps verification that it has, in fact, denuclearized.
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Prices fell this week after Washington said it would further raise tariffs on Chinese goods on Friday as trade talks between the world's top two economies faltered.
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But he faltered in Sochi in 2014, finishing a disappointing fourth in halfpipe, and last October he needed more than five dozen stitches after crashing in training.
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More importantly for a Knicks squad whose defense has faltered in recent weeks, they held Charlotte to 37 percent shooting and 27 percent from 3-point range.
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RHP Heath Hembree gave the Red Sox a lift, throwing 3 1/3 scoreless innings after RHP Steven Wright faltered in his start Saturday against the Orioles.
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A bearish mood had prevailed after WTI took a run at $56 a barrel last week and then faltered through the start of this week, he said.
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But recent polls have shown the race tightening as the front-runners faltered and Communist-backed maverick Melenchon surged after strong performances in two televised candidates' debates.
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When markets faltered in the financial crisis, central banks stepped in to buy assets through quantitative easing (QE)—in effect, an indirect subsidy of fund managers' profits.
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After starting the year on a high note energy stocks have faltered this month, and two market watchers say there could be more downside for the sector.
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China's promises to cut capacity have been a mirage and demand for key commodities in China has faltered, according to new third quarter China Beige Book data.
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The fact the Leafs annually faltered during his time with Toronto, combined with his stony personality, made him the object of criticism from fans and the media.
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After Missouri (10-4, 1-4 SEC) faltered in the second half against Kentucky last weekend, the Tigers experienced no hangover against Florida (220-240, 224-232).
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Houston rookie starter Chris Devenski departed with a 2-1 advantage, but Ken Giles allowed the two baserunners that scored in the seventh before Gregerson faltered later.
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As the concert faltered—we never got past "Earth"—Weaver elicited live reports from three nearby parking lots, each of which had its own performers and audience.
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The 76ers faltered down the stretch in a 102-33 home loss to the Boston Celtics on Friday to fall to 0-2 on the young season.
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Commodity prices had been sliding for several years as growth faltered in top consumer China while at the same time oversupply hit oil, metals and other products.
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It was a dream start for Australia, a traditional swimming power who faltered badly in London, winning just one gold medal in the women's 4x100 freestyle relay.
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Even as the US government remains an 800-pound hegemon, it has faltered at enforcing order in digital spaces and arbitrating disputes that arise over its use.
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Max Scherzer is one of the game's best pitchers, even if he faltered against the Dodgers on Friday in a pitching-duel-gone-bad against Clayton Kershaw.
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When Fidel Castro seized power, the family business faltered, and Mr. Wekselbaum, at 27, left for the United States in 1961 with his wife and infant son.
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But they required her to start four minutes before the 67 men in the field, and sent an ambulance behind her in case she faltered or collapsed.
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I faltered a bit at 5D, where the word "arranged" in the clue signaled another anagram, because I had not seen the word spelled that way before.
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As my equilibrium faltered when I stepped onto the dock, my mind went to her disease and how much it took from her, from all of us.
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As McIlroy faltered, Romero did quite the opposite, rolling in a long eagle at the 14th, part of a four-hole stretch he played in five under.
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Her world record in London last year came just two weeks after she had faltered as the favorite at the United States Olympic trials in Eugene, Ore.
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On Sunday he faltered, throwing his first interception of the season and having the newest Baltimore Raven, Marcus Peters, promptly run it back for a pick-six.
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Meanwhile, when the new century began, Gucci only had a brand valuation of $5.1 billion, which faltered until reaching its lowest value of $4.715 billion in 2004.
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But his second act as the founder behind the legal services and software startup faltered to deliver on its initial promise to disrupt the legal services industry.
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In early February, the government had created a plan to take potentially infected people from their homes, but the policy faltered for lack of spaces for patients.
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And while shipbuilding might have faltered in 2021, the Navy's budget for weapons procurement of all kinds increased by $800 million over 2020′s $4.1 billion request.
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The BOE was one of the few central banks to diverge from the global precautionary easing trend from central banks, even though U.K. growth has faltered materially.
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But as the decade wore on, that feeling faltered, even as statistics and media and well-placed ads told us everything was, mostly, even better than before.
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Isgur also wrote a few stories for the Weekly Standard after Fiorina's bid faltered and she went on to work with the 2016 Ted Cruz primary campaign.
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But when they faltered, the CDOs became impossible to sell and banks, funds and others holding them had to write off a significant amount of their value.
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Its intricate supply chain has faltered in the past, leading to shortfalls of its current luxury offerings, the Model S sedan and Model X sport utility vehicle.
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But where other TV musicals have started strong, with exciting, compelling premieres, and then faltered almost immediately, Crazy Ex just keeps on being delightful week after week.
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It was Federer who faltered at 11-11, double-faulting to hand Anderson a break point which he converted when the defending champion's weary forehand smacked the net.
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On Monday, separate data is expected to show Japan's economy contracted slightly in the first quarter as exports, consumer spending and investment faltered due to the trade war.
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The strong volume these products provided enabled the CME to create economies of scale in clearing and trading systems, and to scoop up other exchanges as they faltered.
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Justin Verlander had faltered in the fifth, and was already up to 93 pitches, so Manager A.J. Hinch replaced his ace with Brad Peacock to start the sixth.
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But the rally has faltered as the U.S.-China trade dispute threatens to derail global growth and traders brace themselves for higher output from Saudi Arabia and OPEC.
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But that option is no longer on the table, the fund said in a statement after Thursday's meeting, given that the wider plan to salvage Carige has faltered.
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On Sunday, March 10, Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Nairobi, Kenya, faltered and crashed soon after taking off, killing all 157 people on board.
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Manning had the most challenging year of his career, the running game faltered early and the receiving corps battled drops but none of it could halt Denver's momentum.
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It also helped that the crisis was not precipitated by a property crash—on the contrary, Australian house prices barely faltered, propelled in part by lower interest rates.
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Adding to the downbeat mood in markets, data from IHS Markit showed U.S. manufacturing faltered in May, with new orders falling for the first time since August 2009.
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The general director of the new company is Michael Capasso, who ran another small company, Dicapo Opera Theater, which faltered and was sued for failing to pay musicians.
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Pearlman's relationships with the boy bands he helped launch eventually faltered, with most of them, including the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC, suing him for fraud, according to Billboard.
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Ford recalls nearly 3,000 Lincoln Nautilus SUVs because their system for detecting when the driver is touching the wheel—crucial to its lane-centering assist feature—has faltered.
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Of the 10 core goals for his presidency tracked by NBC News, Trump made progress on two, faltered on four, and did little or nothing on the rest.
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And when he did launch in June, his campaign raised $11.4 million in just about two weeks, a staggering clip that would slow dramatically as his campaign faltered.
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These performances also highlight the vision of Rustin who, until his death in 1987, never faltered in his relentless fight for equality on all fronts, for all people.
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Another law passed last year demanded that internet companies store Russian user data on Russian soil, but implementation has faltered as Western social-media giants have resisted complying.
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Novartis's $52 billion takeover of U.S.-based eye care giant Alcon, completed in 603, saddled it with a business whose sales and profit have faltered two years running.
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Another woman reported a sexual assault by an unlicensed cabdriver, and although a detective identified a suspect, the police never tried to contact him, and the investigation faltered.
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Kushner's plan to stay out-of-office this week while the health care package faltered could mean he'll get some of the blame from his father-in-law.
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It appears, at least for now, that Biden is reassembling the coalition that fueled former President Barack Obama to two general election victories, and that faltered in 2016.
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Nevada plays an appealing brand of ball, as tournament viewers saw through last year's regional semifinals, but it has faltered of late, losing three of its last eight.
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The business might have faltered around 2000, when improved reproductive technology meant that doctors could help more couples conceive, even if the male partner's sperm count was low.
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On Sunday, March 21984, Ethiopian Airlines flight 7377 from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Nairobi, Kenya, faltered and crashed soon after taking off, killing all 7373 people on board.
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Proponents of a rescheduled vote argue that weekend voting would be more convenient for today's workers, though sporadic legislative efforts to make that change have so far faltered.
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The already struggling Appropriations Committee faltered even more in recent years given the health problems of its former chairman, Thad Cochran, the Mississippi Republican who retired this year.
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After the recession in 2008, the press's financial situation faltered, so Dr. Madhubuti converted it to a nonprofit, Third World Press Foundation, and now he is breaking even.
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As Barty faltered during the North American hardcourt season, Osaka reclaimed the top ranking in the leadup to the U.S. Open despite tepid form in Cincinnati and Toronto.
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But the process has faltered amid swings in the oil market, the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and skepticism over the $2 trillion valuation Saudi officials hard targeted.
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Reported ransomware attacks on US cities and local governments have been on the rise since 2017, even as the number of generic attacks has faltered in that period.
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But as the leaders faltered, the focus soon shifted to Molinari's pairing with Woods, who took the outright lead at seven under as they finished the front nine.
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But the Giants' porous offensive line faltered again, with left tackle Ereck Flowers allowing the Cowboys' Charles Tapper to slice through almost untouched for a 9-yard sack.
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Yet Mr. Trump's push to revamp health care has faltered in Congress, and the White House has yet to present a detailed plan for his promised tax cuts.
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This is the latest sign that President Paul Biya's attempts to foster national reconciliation have faltered, after peace talks in September were boycotted by separatists and opposition politicians.
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The city was on the brink of bankruptcy as its casino industry faltered; the state takeover limited the power of the mayor, no matter who held the job.
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She stumbled at last year's U.S. Open semi-final, faltered in January's Australian Open final and yelled out in frustration after falling in last month's French Open final.
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The glacier has shrunk in fits and starts; its greatest reductions have occurred in years in which the monsoon faltered, depriving the glacier of much of its snowfall.
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But even as the overall U.S. stock market soared in 2017, the energy sector faltered, competing with telecommunications for the worst stock performance in the S&P 85033.
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Real estate funds, market stars since the financial crisis ended in 103, have faltered, dragged down by the closing of big stores at malls across the United States.
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The Trump administration's campaign to prevent countries from using Huawei equipment in their 5G wireless networks has faltered, Julian E. Barnes and Adam Satariano of the NYT write.
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Chivas manager Matias Almeyda utilized a young starting XI that was at first eager to impress with high-pressure soccer, but later faltered defensively against the superior Gunners roster.
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Her footwork faltered and her level of play dropped like the barometric pressure outside, as bands of rain blew through, causing the roof at Rod Laver to remain closed.
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But it faltered with the 2018 debut of its Vector, which scored big on personality, but couldn't compete with the skillsets of devices like Amazon's Echo, powered by Alexa.
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Speculation didn't so much focus on which New Hampshire competitor could be the nominee as on which fantasy candidate could be drafted in to replace Clinton if he faltered.
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Till then the envy of the region and the primary source of export revenue for the country, Zimbabwe's farms suddenly faltered—and sent shock waves rippling through the economy.
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Global risk markets faltered before limping up, while traditional safe havens gold and government bonds firmed as the events in the de facto capital of the European Union unfolded.
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He appeared headed for his second career major league win and first as a starter, but after reliever Blake Treinen pitched a perfect eighth inning, Casilla (216-218) faltered.
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The first season did this well, but several storylines in the second season — Maeve, Ford's reappearance / disappearance, Elsie, Charlotte Hale, The Man in Black — faltered in the final moments.
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China's economic growth slowed to a near 30-year low in the second quarter as demand at home and abroad faltered in the face of mounting U.S. trade pressure.
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It's likely an impossible dream, and similar projects in the past faltered when the Pentagon realized they would cost billions of dollars in research, development, and training to accomplish.
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Despite that seemingly sound bet, CompUSA faltered by 2007, with Fortune characterizing Slim's ownership of the firm as "a rare misstep" for the world's richest man at the time.
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The Iranian rally faltered when Silva found Costa in the area, and Rezaeian was desperately unlucky that his challenge ended pinging off the striker's knee and into the net.
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After White dominated the sport with two back-to-back gold medals in the 212 and 2010 Winter Olympics, he faltered in 2014, coming in a disappointing fourth place.
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China's factory sector lost momentum in April, with growth slowing to its weakest pace in seven months as domestic and export demand faltered, a private survey showed on Tuesday.
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When the economy faltered in the early 1930s, governments opted for protectionism and competitive devaluation; the example of Soviet Russia made them very keen to keep their workers happy.
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Initial signs that economic growth re-accelerated sharply in the second quarter have also faltered in the face of recent disappointing data on retail sales, manufacturing production and inflation.
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As one American teenager faltered another delivered as unheralded 17-year-old Hailey Baptiste shocked second-seeded Madison Keys 7-6(4) 6-2 in their first-round meeting.
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Here is a breakdown of the fixes to the system that are required under the federal law, the Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act, and how some have faltered.
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But progress has since faltered because of the complexity of the deal and for shareholder assessment of any potential impact from the kingdom's anti-corruption drive, the sources said.
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But he faltered slightly that season (he still had plenty of saves, but his ERA jumped to 3.90), and doesn't hold the record for a third-time-eligible reliever.
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As the $72 billion wedding industry continues to evolve and experiment with new models, Kleinfeld has found a way to stay afloat while peers like David's Bridal have faltered.
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The Mets' bullpen, which often faltered last year as the team went 77-85, kept the shutout intact with strong work that included appearances from two off-season acquisitions.
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Other suggestions to name buildings for Mr. McCain — including a Senate office building in Washington and the Brussels headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization — have so far faltered.
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Attempts to prepare for possible systemic shocks have faltered because of political rivalries between the United States and Europe, and competition between London and Frankfurt for lucrative clearing business.
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He said he reminded Mr. Gates of his own childhood nearsightedness, noting that without glasses, he might have faltered in school and perhaps never gone on to start Microsoft.
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Now that he's faltered in two straight contests, Democrats increasingly are looking to Bloomberg as the solution to the problem they care about above all else—defeating Donald Trump.
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It had tried to go public, filing for an IPO in 2015, but had to put those plans on hold amid market jitters and later as Kroger's stock faltered.
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Even as the office drama faltered in later seasons, "Madam Secretary" was luckily half domestic drama, too, and the family stories were often the best part of the show.
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The 35-year-old Stosur broke serve to love in the opening game and rarely faltered during the 6-minute match, winning 89 percent of her first-service points.
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Although there was some progress in setting basic norms of behavior in cyberspace through a United Nations-organized group of experts several years ago, the movement has since faltered.
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The French government, which owns a minority stake in Air France, would not ride to the rescue with a taxpayer bailout if the airline faltered, Mr. Le Maire said.
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My confidence faltered at this; I had said the wrong thing, and now I felt myself under attack, or anyway drawn more decisively within the compass of his scorn.
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Intercept Pharmaceuticals faces an FDA decision in JuneThis $3 billion biotech solidified its pole position in the race to market in 2019, as potential competition faltered in clinical testing.
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After World War II, car travel surpassed train travel, and the city faltered over the decades for political and economic reasons, its plight exacerbated by race riots in 1933.4.
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It is as if the writing and making of "Gray State" were a means of containing the violent fantasies within him, and when the project faltered they swamped him.
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Just 19.85 points separated Ren from 17-year-old Si, who had tied with her teammate on the first dive but later faltered slightly behind on her subsequent attempts.
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The Clippers, who had their seven-game winning streak snapped, faltered on defense in the second half and never got back to within eight points after the Spurs' surge.
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L'Oreal shares fell on Friday as the cosmetics firm struggled to fire up sales of its mass market beauty products like Garnier shampoo and revenues in western Europe faltered.
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"Domestic demand faltered the last time producers increased prices this quickly in 2011, and we doubt that this time will be different," said Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Until recent days, the National Assembly had been regarded as ineffectual, and led by politicians who had lost popular support as their efforts to challenge Mr. Maduro faltered repeatedly.
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Looking ahead: The dueling events come as congressional efforts to reach a deal over border security faltered, bringing the government perilously close to yet another partial shutdown on Friday.
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Efforts by the Obama administration to negotiate a nuclear cooperation agreement faltered over the Saudis' refusal to make a legally binding commitment to forgo uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing.
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Jeb Bush, who was tailored for that role, faltered almost immediately, paralyzing the establishment and fracturing its support among several (currently four) candidates with whom party leaders would be satisfied.
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But it is their willingness to invest money in the research, Klein said, that may have led to the British team's success where the US and other countries have faltered.
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Libra, Facebook's digital currency project, has faltered in recent weeks amid sustained criticism from lawmakers and regulators over fears it may aid money laundering and upend the global financial system.
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Not knowing what a listener might get from a Minaj verse or performance made the experience of hearing her thrilling, even if some of the songs faltered along the way.
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" I actually think there was actually a bit of happiness that the internet had faltered in the early 2000s and the TV people could be, "Let's get back to work.
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Their commodities sector (as a proportion of GDP) peaked on the eve of the financial crisis in 21, plunged, then rebounded between 2100 and 2200 and faltered again after 2200.
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But support for the Party of Hope faltered after Koike said she would "exclude" liberal members of the Democratic Party and decided not to seek a seat in parliament herself.
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Defending champion Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain edged a tight first set against Nikoloz Basilashvili but then faltered as his Georgian opponent prevailed 6-7(63) 6-4 6-3.
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At a rally in Newton, Iowa, Pence received multiple standing ovations and was thanked at one point for sticking with Trump - a sign of just how badly Trump has faltered.
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Chinese shares had faltered earlier amid concern about slowing domestic growth and indications that China would cut its benchmark interest rate only as a last resort to boost the economy.
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Radwanska was two points from defeat at 4-5 in the third set against the unseeded German Anna-Lena Friedsam before Friedsam, who was experiencing leg cramps, faltered in earnest.
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The era of humiliation came in the 1990s, as the casino business faltered and two of his gambling entities defaulted (two other related casino enterprises defaulted in 2004 and 2009).
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The listing plans follow a difficult few months for Britain's IPO market, which faltered in November when broadcasting masts business Arqiva and debt collector Cabot Credit Management pulled planned flotations.
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Nine West announced this year that it had hired an investment bank to help it address its debt load, which has become too great as sales have faltered over time.
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Enthusiasm briefly faltered last summer when skyrocketing demand led to a shortage of oat milk for the several hundred New York City coffee shops that offered the dairy-free substitute.
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Here are the horrific facts of the case: the Sundquists purchased a home in Lincoln, California, in 2008, but ran into financial trouble when Erik's business faltered in the recession.
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Running a startup had worn him down, and he was prone to periods of melancholy When Stampsy faltered, Mazurenko moved into a tiny alcove in Kuyda's apartment to save money.
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Hydro had said last week it would close down the world's largest alumina refinery and lay off 4,700 workers as attempts to resolve an environmental dispute with Brazilian authorities faltered.
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After a flicker of improvement in June, analysts said the latest data was evidence that demand faltered across the board last month, from industrial output and investment to retail sales.
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Though legislation in the United States has faltered, other countries began moving ahead with the creation of registries of corporate beneficial owners even before the Panama Papers came to light.
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She would have become number one had she beaten Jelena Ostapenko in the French Open final and faltered again against Konta on Tuesday after coming within two points of victory.
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Sanchez, who went hitless in two at-bats last season, and 0 for 4 Friday, entered spring training as a candidate to become the backup to Brian McCann, but faltered.
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Australia's central bank warned in April that if Chinese demand faltered, Australia's real estate market could suffer and the country's banking system, heavily exposed to home mortgages, could be harmed.
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Yet he has never got past the quarter-finals and last year faltered from two sets up against Roger Federer, squandering three match points in an epic last-eight clash.
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Einhorn has long bet that certain technology stocks including Amazon and Tesla would fall but his short bets appear not to have helped him even as stocks faltered in February.
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Efforts to advance toward membership of the EU and NATO have faltered in part over a row with Greece over Macedonia's name, which it shares with a northern Greek province.
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The Chicago Cubs have fired hitting coach Chili Davis after one season, according to several media reports, after the team's offensive production faltered in the second half of the season.
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But the rally has faltered, partly over concerns that new rules being drawn up separately in Frankfurt and Basel could spark a fresh wave of cash calls and jeopardize dividends.
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He was tasked with bringing greater focus to the copper and coal businesses and has been credited with improving safety while significantly reducing costs as the global mining sector faltered.
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Plans to quickly repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act faltered amid the lack of any sort of consensus among Republicans as to what the party should replace Obamacare with.
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Butlerhad Providence on the ropes but faltered in the closing minutes when the Bulldogs fell to the Friars on Tuesday night in a showdown between two ranked Big East teams.
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If Edwards wins reelection, it will be the second marquee race in a heavily Republican state where Trump's candidate has faltered in recent weeks (Kentucky's gubernatorial election was the first).
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While many supporters describe the president's bold statements as a negotiating tactic, talks between the Chinese and the United States have faltered for now, with no additional discussions in sight.
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The Dodgers' setup man, who faltered badly in Game 123, got out of the inning when Alex Bregman grounded out to short to end what looked like a Houston rally.
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Reminder: The Taliban and the U.S. started negotiating a peace deal in March, but early attempts faltered over the definition of terrorism and the future role of the Afghan government.
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That effort has faltered, and officials are now beginning to worry about the disaster after the disaster: What happens as the water recedes, and many people can't afford to rebuild?
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Meanwhile, at the U.N. Security Council, efforts to find a diplomatic resolution to the standoff faltered Tuesday, as Russia and Western powers failed to reach agreement on an international response.
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After winning the first set of her quarterfinal match against Pam Shriver, 6-173, Navratilova physically faltered and lost 7-6 in the second and 6-2 in the third.
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His efforts to regain traction have faltered in recent weeks as the coronavirus pandemic has frozen the campaign, and perhaps heightened the appeal of Mr. Biden's safe-and-steady image.
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They appear in all sorts of texts: informational texts (words such as relative, vary, formulate, specificity, and accumulate), technical texts (calibrate, itemize, periphery), and literary texts (misfortune, dignified, faltered, unabashedly).
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A bid for a team in St. Louis, which lost the N.F.L.'s Rams last year, faltered after voters rejected a proposal to provide public funds for a new stadium.
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But just as Barty looked poised to claim the first set, leading 6-4 in the tiebreak, she faltered, losing four points in a row to gift Kenin the lead.
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Other recent attempts at aggressive enforcement by ICE have faltered, such as a series of raids targeting more than 2,000 migrant families that were planned during the summer of 2019.
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The German, also playing in the main draw for the first time, faltered when serving for the second set at 5-4 but he made no mistake in the tiebreak.
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In East Timor, which Indonesia claimed as its territory, years of diplomacy and political pressure faltered until Indonesia's economy collapsed and its hard-line president was replaced by a reformer.
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This, in contrast to the negotiated discounts to professional traders and money managers offered in the traditional Wall Street initial public offering (IPO) process that has faltered in recent years.
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The companies – which share ties to both the retail and homebuilder industries – reported earnings within a day of each other last week, and while Home Depot faltered, Lowe's surged higher.
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But this season, Oregon faltered, with a five-game losing streak, and the Ducks finished at the bottom of the Pacific-12's North Division with just two conference wins.
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Then things turned quiet for the bats that had produced 29 runs in a pair of victories over the Red Sox in London over the weekend, and the bullpen faltered.
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Then things turned quiet for the bats that had produced 29 runs in a pair of victories over the Red Sox in London over the weekend, and the bullpen faltered.
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The tech industry hoped that bipartisan efforts in Congress earlier this year would produce a less strict national privacy law that would take precedence over California's, but those efforts faltered.
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His meeting with Mr. Putin also sends a signal to Washington that Mr. Kim is expanding his diplomatic chess game after his one-on-one diplomacy with Mr. Trump faltered.
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Here's what happened: On Sunday, March 7373, Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Nairobi, Kenya, faltered and crashed soon after taking off, killing all 157 people on board.
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The greenback had faltered against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc on Friday in the wake of comments from China that raised renewed concerns about the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Also weighing on gold is the prospect of weaker physical demand in top consumer India where retail demand has faltered due to the government's move to scrap high-value currency notes.
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That strategy has also faltered, with Microsoft failing to carve out a significant share for Windows Phone in a market dominated by Android (in volume terms) and iOS (for premium/profits).
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Benchmark London Metal Exchange copper bounced off an 18-month low touched in early January, climbing to a nine-month peak in mid-April, although the rally has faltered since then.
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Broadcom's shares have risen 60 percent over the past year, while Qualcomm's have faltered as the company's revenues are threatened by a legal battle with Apple over alleged anti-competitive behavior.
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Yet his populist agenda (dominated by a trifecta of ambitions, to reduce immigration, recreate jobs in manufacturing, especially through trade policy, and withdraw American troops from foreign wars) has since faltered.
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The previous attempt at a cinematic adaptation faltered after the third entry (2010's The Voyage of the Dawn Treader) with a rumored adaptation of The Silver Chair failing to materialize.
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The private Caixin/Markit PMI was steady at 51.5, matching December's reading and better than economists at expected, though official data on Wednesday suggested a slight softening as export orders faltered.
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In recent weeks, Johnson has faltered during public sit-downs, most recently failing to name a foreign leader when pressed to pick his favorite during an interview with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.
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While that price faltered, ethanol prices at the coast have surged, helping plants owned by Pacific Ethanol Inc and White Energy in California and Texas to take advantage of higher prices.
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The offshore yuan climbed off a four-month low following Trump's remarks on prospects for a trade deal, but later erased most of its intraday gains as the onshore market faltered.
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Though they're second in the table, a surmountable seven points behind Leicester and quite capable of going on to win the league, Tottenham's momentum has faltered somewhat in the last month.
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An initial hearing in the case had been scheduled for Thursday, but the presiding judge suspended it after the video conference that was supposed to beam Assange into the courtroom faltered.
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Colon (1-265) allowed six hits, walked one and struck out two over seven innings before relievers Anthony Bastardo and Logan Verrett faltered in a four-run eighth for the Braves.
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If history holds any lessons, it's that when the companies inevitably faltered or failed, they left their communities barren as well, and people had to migrate or suffer as a consequence.
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But bipartisan congressional negotiations with the White House faltered last week, prompting Republican leaders to begin pushing for the passage of a stopgap measure to fund the government through Feb. 16.
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In recent months, international efforts to broker a ceasefire and organize a humanitarian response to the country's crisis have faltered in the face of stiff opposition from both Russia and Syria.
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LONDON, June 28 (IFR) - Corporate credit spreads faltered and bankers were left questioning near-term issuance prospects following the news that the UK voted to leave the European Union on Friday.
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The deal opened the door for the Senate to resume considering the energy bill, which faltered last month amid negotiations over Flint, where residents are suffering from a severe lead contamination.
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But Biden lost ground in two of the three betting markets being tracked by The Hill, after the former vice president was widely seen as having faltered on Thursday night's debate.
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More than 770,000 Afghans left Iran last year as the currency faltered and an extra 570,000 are expected to go this year, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said in January.
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The announcement comes as e-commerce in Africa has seen some ups and downs — with online sales startup Jumia announcing an IPO, while several Africa digital retail ventures have recently faltered.
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America's immigrant population has ebbed and flowed over the decades as discriminatory policies have been instituted and repealed, international crises have arisen and faded, and the economy has boomed and faltered.
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In interviews, many praise him for maintaining robust economic growth at a time when more advanced nations have faltered and for challenging America's dominance in areas like the South China Sea.
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But their defense faltered, and the team slumped over the first two months of 2018, dropping out of contention and leading to a public proclamation that major roster changes were coming.
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PMIS: China's factory activity unexpectedly shrank in June as domestic and export demand faltered, a private sector business survey showed on Monday, pointing to further strains on its vast manufacturing sector.
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Then that plan faltered, too, this time succumbing to public outcry about suspected terrorists on United States soil and an ongoing concern that federal courts were incapable of trying suspected terrorists.
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After trouncing a crowded field in Iowa with nearly 50% of the vote, Mondale faltered the next week in New Hampshire, getting beaten badly by the previously low-polling Gary Hart.
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As the traditional TV business has faltered, with younger audiences forgoing cable connections and broadcasters struggling to compete with Netflix, Hollywood has started to get serious about reaching the mobile masses.
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But when his nomination to the high court faltered, he declared that he was the victim of a "high-tech lynching," a rhetorical move that put his critics on the defensive.
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As its global campaign to bar Huawei has faltered, American officials have argued that the United States should take aggressive action to help the world develop an alternative to Huawei's products.
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Amazon stock faltered at the beginning of the month along with the rest of the market as trade tensions led investors to sell off and take some profit on the year.
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Their marriage had faltered while he was consumed with his automobile parts business and she worked as a journalist at the Farmers Daily, an official newspaper for agricultural news, she said.
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But as Mr. Kim's diplomacy with Mr. Trump faltered, North Korea warned this year that its leader would find "a new way," signaling that there would be another major policy shift.
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We are a mighty nation because we embedded in our national experiment the chance to fix what is broken and to demand fairness and equality by calling out what has faltered.
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But the turnaround faltered in the face of competition from low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and high-speed rail services, while deadly attacks across Europe have dented demand for travel.
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Shanghai Golden Monkey Food Joint Stock in China, meant to be a launching pad for Hershey in the region, faltered when the founder left early on and the chocolate market dipped.
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Dallas whiffed on a power-play opportunity early in the third period, and it faltered on the penalty kill a few minutes later as Panarin increased Chicago's lead to two goals.
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Adding to the gloom, Jaguar Land Rover said it would cut 4,500 jobs, as car sales have faltered not just in China, one of its prime markets, but also at home.
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Sales of G.M.'s Chevrolet and Buick models have faltered (though Cadillacs continue to sell well), and Chrysler's Jeeps face stiff competition from cheaper sport utility vehicles made by Chinese companies.
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But yet again, "A Star Is Born" faltered at an awards ceremony, and though Cooper was nominated for both the top directing prize and the first-timer award, he won neither.
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This year, as negotiations with Boeing over a CSeries partnership faltered and concerns about the future of the program mounted, Bombardier's interest in a deal with China intensified, two sources said.
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Last year, it cut hundreds of jobs at its Sunderland factory, as sales of diesel vehicles faltered in the wake of revelations of Volkswagen's scheme to cheat on diesel emissions tests.
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In 2014, Councilmembers Brad Lander and Margaret Chin tried to get a 10-cent fee passed, but the measure faltered over concern that it would disproportionately burden low-income New Yorkers.
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In emerging markets (EM), meanwhile, six years of rising dollar-denominated debt issuance faltered after last year's EM sell-off pushed currencies lower and increased borrowing costs for both governments and companies.
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Now, after an apparent failure, she's saying she wants to "to play big in primaries," Roll Call reported, to help Republican women get through competitive primaries — where a number of recruits faltered.
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Best known for its Firefox web browser, Mozilla has faltered in the mobile era, spending years on its failed Firefox phone project and waiting until 2016 to release Firefox on iOS globally.
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Peugeot maker PSA Group on Wednesday reported higher revenue for the third quarter, as the French carmaker benefited from demand for its pricier SUV models even as its vehicles sales faltered globally.
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RHP Trevor Gott was called up to the Nationals from the minors for the first time Monday but was not used in an 24-2319 loss as the Washington bullpen faltered again.
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