Leone, who was not a mother at the time, falters.
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So when this particular remake falters, it's even more disappointing.
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Occasionally, when he falters, he tells you mostly about himself.
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Why it matters: Ad buyer confidence falters without transparent metrics.
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When the championship is in her sights, Williams rarely falters.
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If the production's confidence falters, Ms. Lavin's performance never does.
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Mr Treuer's elegant handling of this complex narrative occasionally falters.
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Trevor charges the iPad up in case my will falters.
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"Investors will abandon assets if economic policy falters," said Johnson.
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Plus a scapegoat might be useful if the economy falters.
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If Murray falters, Fleury could be back in the net.
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Erdrich's customarily precise language falters when depicting the priest's trysts.
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Down below, the drill sergeant falters and ceases his shouting.
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If he falters, Clayton Kershaw will be ready in relief.
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Michèle's composure never falters, and neither does Ms. Huppert's conviction.
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Those gains could be in jeopardy in China's nascent recovery falters.
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I now have a language for the way my brain falters.
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The results will have ripple effects, whether Pillars soars or falters.
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The biggest uncertainty is what will happen if the economy falters.
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Even when it wants to be "aware," The Bachelor usually falters.
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That extra 15% can support the stock's price if it falters.
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The alternate smiling head does an admirable job, but similarly falters.
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Where the Pixelbook really falters is with regards to the pen.
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Relief could be fleeting, however, especially if the U.S. economy falters.
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It's unabashedly earnest, sporadically moving, and, when it falters, incredibly frustrating.
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But jobs could be in jeopardy if business falters, critics say.
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The responsive gadgetry is the only place where the exhibition falters.
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And even though the storyline falters, I'd still watch it again.
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But he falters in his depiction of Matt's relationships with women.
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Last, the film falters whenever it steps away from the margins.
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And if California falters, or if the experiment proves too costly?
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If she falters in California, that could hurt her candidacy significantly.
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Worst-case scenario, he falters, and he's the world's best pitching prospect.
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Where the game falters is when it gets away from this openness.
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She fears even more children will lose coverage if the economy falters.
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Even worse: If Social Security falters, the number tanks to 9 percent.
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The Republican appetite for his antics will weaken if their agenda falters.
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Shkuda's study falters here and there regarding the history of downtown artists.
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When the federal government falters, the states' chief executives only work harder.
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If it falters, Mr. Biden could be favored to win in Texas.
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Meanwhile, President David A. Granger is battling cancer as his government falters.
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That's a good sign, even if the attack he tries falters there.
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That would provide them leeway to lower rates if the economy falters.
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The show falters, I think, whenever it cheats on its list formula.
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When that falters, people will be without insurance and without health care.
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The book falters, however, in some of its attempts to assign causality.
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If she falters and loses, downballot Democrats will almost certainly lose too.
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And, by the way, if Russia&aposs economy falters, Vladimir Putin is finished.
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If it falters, it turns people off to the next big tech evolution.
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The game especially falters when it gets away from its interactive drama core.
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He falters trying to share his reaction upon learning that Jorion was dead.
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Investors typically rush to the relative safety of bonds when the economy falters.
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Where the melody falters, in the bridge, the lyrical honesty still disarms you.
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Analysts are optimistic over Nvidia's growth opportunities even as a key market falters.
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But her celebrity prowess falters throughout the rest of her one-hour special.
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But even Stewart's vigor falters as Locke's own scholarly energies start to wane.
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Still, several owners said that they have protected themselves in case Goodell falters.
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It's a treacherous tightrope of a role, and Waller-Bridge never once falters.
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Radical Suburbs falters in the tonal shifts from historical research to narrative anecdotes.
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Otherwise, unless the economy truly falters, the race is Mr. Trump's to lose.
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But if he falters, his debate performance is likely to take the blame.
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If he falters, it becomes a wide-open race that anybody can win.
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Joining the Reddit team after his project falters, Swartz contributes little but cantankerous comments.
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Where the show falters isn't in the ideas themselves, but how they are executed.
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So while PG&E falters, there could be much more upside ahead for Generac.
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But they have nothing to lose if Trumps wins or falters on November 8th.
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Iran's economy falters under US pressure Rich Edson has the story for 'Special Report.
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It's when Call of Cthulhu tries to be something it isn't the game falters.
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Even while "Made in Heaven" breaks barriers for streaming originals, it also occasionally falters.
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It's not only the character's self-confidence that falters there, but also the filmmakers'.
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" [BuzzFeed] "Why Mike Bloomberg could win black voters' support as Joe Biden's candidacy falters.
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Elsewhere, that balance falters, and "Everything Now" becomes a slighter album than its predecessors.
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If the economy falters now, Trump will have no one to blame but himself.
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Although their comic zest seldom falters, the topical bite of the books has sharpened.
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UK consumer spending power is being squeezed as inflation rises and wage growth falters.
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Still, even as standardized testing falters, it's a critical part of the college admissions process.
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In one clip, a BBC camera steadily trained on Trump's podium suddenly falters and blurs.
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The gunplay is incredibly intuitive, but Farpoint still falters somewhat when it comes to locomotion.
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People worry that if the Chinese economy falters, it will drag Australia's down with it.
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Ted Cruz — and blames senators for not "getting the job done" as his agenda falters.
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That approach, perhaps appropriate for Rapa Nui circa 1500, falters when applied to modern countries.
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Larger nations lose those conflicts, including those against guerillas and terrorists, when their will falters.
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Investors expect this trend will hold until the business cycle turns and economic growth falters.
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Naïve, it neglects the creedal structures that are necessary for those moments when love falters.
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But when Grigoriadis moves away from individual dramas to broad cultural pronouncements, the book falters.
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If Biden falters in February, however, Bloomberg's theory of the case will start to resonate.
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Brian Hoyer is backing up Brissett, and the Giants still have Manning if Jones falters.
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This leaves the central bank with very little room to respond if the economy falters.
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The stocks that rode bitcoin's rise higher are now plunging as the digital currency falters.
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Bozarjian's face falls, and she falters before getting back to her live report, appearing shaken.
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Sometimes this quest for accuracy falters, resulting in an impression like Fred Armisen's Barack Obama.
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She's not teflon-coated like the earlier Lara — she occasionally falters, but forges through with resilience.
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The approach falters near the end, however, when the film jumps from foreboding to outright violence.
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Where Avast falters is its lack of included technical support, and its lack of parental controls.
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If my strength falters on the road ahead, I will use my daughters as my guide.
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If the economy falters, perhaps the Federal Reserve will return to a policy of quantitative easing.
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As the economy falters, discontent is rising, and the ruling circle's corruption is growing more irksome.
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When demand falters, it's an ominous sign of what may lie ahead for the global economy.
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If she falters in Iowa, it would raise the stakes in New Hampshire all the more.
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The second half of "The Circuit" falters somewhat, but so did the A.T.P. Tour after Wimbledon.
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When knives and ropes and stones are deployed against her, no one protests, no one falters.
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But it falters when institutions like Huawei start reaching out to the rest of the world.
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Even in the rare instances when she falters, she's still plenty far ahead of everyone else.
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She spins and twirls with exuberance, but when she attempts a spinning jump, her landing falters.
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If the canal falters, shipping firms will turn to competing routes, even if they cost more.
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The result is no "Norma Rae," but its view of labor as inherently ennobling never falters.
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Though that's true enough, it's also here that her diagnosis of the diversity industry's deficiencies falters.
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Furthermore, if the economy falters in such situations, the long rally in stocks could end violently.
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His biggest strength is the economy and if it falters, his approval is likely to drop.
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Whenever one falters or shows doubt, we hear Bull urging them forward, towards more victims, more blood.
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Even if Cleveland falters this year, they'll have Miller for next year, and the year after that.
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Even as their romantic commitment to each other falters, his belief in her ability to succeed remains.
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If Biden falters, there may be pressure for him to get out of the way of Bloomberg.
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Fathers falters strategically in imagining that the most effective way to fight myths is with other myths.
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Where Thompson occasionally falters is in diagnosing the most salient ingredient in a product's rise to fame.
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So the show falters a bit when it attempts to strip things back and get more dramatic.
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Even if tax reform falters, Broadcom plans to proceed with both the move and the Qualcomm buy.
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Even as it falters, Fall is as much a ray of hope as it is a warning.
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This so-called turbulence arises when the faith of some of those passengers falters for a moment.
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They play a married couple whose relationship changes when her political career takes off while his falters.
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Because interest rates already are low, the Fed has little room to ease conditions if growth falters.
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But that argument falters a bit when we learn a little more about some of these shooters.
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Once the company's growth falters or the managers find something they like better, they "harvest" by selling.
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The case could flare anew in court if the third-party method for opening the iPhone falters.
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" Clad tied in his own experiences, saying he has seen what can happen when "American reliability falters.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As traditional retailing falters, shutting stores and shedding workers, online merchants are reaping the rewards.
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The film falters with its attempts to cast Mr. Reynolds, a straight rock star, as the hero.
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When the economy falters, as it typically does under protectionist populism, Democrats will not be blamed easily.
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OTB also does not expect to benefit from its marketing spend for the year as demand falters.
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Yet just as the book reaches this period and becomes especially relevant to today's challenges, it falters.
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As trust in the media falters, a reader has taken a stand, one friend at a time.
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If he falters — he dropped 9 points in the latest UNH poll — it would reshape the race.
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If Biden falters in Nevada and South Carolina, Buttigieg could be the one who inherits his support.
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Many of the group's donors could move to support Mr. Rubio if Mr. Bush falters in New Hampshire.
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If one of you falters, the other can point to the values as he (kindly) calls you out.
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The cinders and ashes of his works are a constant reminder of what could happen if he falters.
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As it falters, the leftist Green Party gains – replacing it on the left in both Hesse and Bavaria.
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This is usually a fixed fee to ensure advisors do not lose out completely if the deal falters.
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As Mr. Biden falters, Democratic Party leaders fear either a Sanders or Warren presidency that they can't control.
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These obstacles suggest Uber sometimes falters in the face of competitors with a deeper understanding of local markets.
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Who knew that so much blood could be drawn by a pair of lips whose smile never falters?
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Those services have continued to rapidly grow thanks to sleek and frequent redesigns while SoundCloud's clunky interface falters.
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When the film falters in the third act, however, it is precisely because it strays from Moonee's perspective.
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When America's economy falters, they often share the pain, because America is an indispensable market for their goods.
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It's product is designed to be intelligent, encouraging customers to ask for help before a sales process falters.
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LiDAR can detect objects like cars to about 250 meters, although the optimal quality falters past 150 meters.
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Analysts believe local government may be allowed to issue more bonds in the fourth quarter if growth falters.
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When the market falters, drillers can exercise those options to collect a higher price than markets are giving.
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Even if the rally falters, Thor, he said, would be sheltered by low production costs, especially in Nevada.
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The problem is likely to grow as the economy falters and young men are unable to get jobs.
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As the economy falters, politicians often double down on their failed policies, causing families to leave en masse.
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Overall, when it comes to the design and usability, Huawei wins big overall but falters on some details.
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By contrast, Donnersmarck wants to make bold, historical statements, and that is where his film about art falters.
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There are so many that even if the special counsel falters, Trump's troubles will likely not be over.
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This constant shifting between chaos and disorder starts to feel routine; it especially falters next to the music.
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Tonight, her voice falters with the last refrain—the only time she misses a note during the show.
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Congress depends on the Fed to steer the economy and to absorb the blame when the economy falters.
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But as soon as we get near the less savory side of show business, the show falters again.
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The dialogue in "Difficult Women" occasionally falters, tending toward telegraphic language that broadcasts too tidily a character's interiority.
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That has left some worried that if the trade relationship falters, Mexico could suddenly be on shaky ground.
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Analysts are optimistic about Nvidia's growth due to a new product cycle even as a key market falters.
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And don't think that Trump can't use that time to recover politically even if the GOP Congress falters.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Obama intends to exhort his counterparts to hold fast even if the United States' commitment falters.
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That could be a big opportunity for the Massachusetts Democrat -- but if she falters, it could elevate her mistakes.
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Even as he's carted off into scarier and scarier situations, the loyalty and trust in his gaze never falters.
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But it suggests there is a risk that Britons could tighten their belts if the recovery in pay falters.
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He's also effectively positioned himself to be the beneficiary if (or when) Biden falters in a more major way.
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And, as we've previously noted, the company is increasingly focused on monetizing augmented reality even as Stories use falters.
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Inspite of that, the performances are the best thing about the film, because after a while the script falters.
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Oddly enough, the museum falters as a bastion of the male hegemony still apparent in the larger art world.
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That was two "big beasts" dispatched to the backbenches where they could prove a menace if her leadership falters.
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The Thai and Philippine central banks have policy meetings this week amid a global easing wave as growth falters.
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If Rubio falters Tuesday, then the governors -- Christie, John Kasich and Jeb Bush -- may survive in the race longer.
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If that generator falters, however, then everyone perishes amidst the ruins that used to be a community's civic infrastructure.
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If she falters in Iowa, it will raise the importance of New Hampshire all the more for her campaign.
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Conversely, when government policies interfere with or fail to foster competition, prices rise, quality is reduced, and innovation falters.
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But when this rich setting is abandoned, the narrative falters (unless you're excited by endless minutiae about licensing negotiations).
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Time may be running out for that approach, however, as Russia's economy falters and laundering becomes harder to hide.
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In other words, if their top choice falters, they would vote for the other liberal despite the current feud.
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That arrangement falters, and soon it is Glass alone who must, like a tattered Odysseus, make his way home.
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This is what's known as the handoff problem: how to alert and engage the distracted human when the computer falters.
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But many analysts remain doubtful over the government's commitment to follow through on potentially painful reforms, especially if growth falters.
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But at higher levels, the city often falters when it comes to embracing artists working outside museum and gallery worlds.
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Even if that process falters, who wants to be the Republican standing in the way of repealing the individual mandate?
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Sometimes the best moment in a hero story is when the hero falters because you are reminded they are human.
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And with both sets of investor chasing the same thing, the risk of dramatic outflows increases if the sector falters.
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Pete Buttigieg, looking to pick up the moderate left vote if Biden falters, has already taken Obama's lesson to heart.
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But if he falters at all, Ballage is a size/speed hybrid who could become a standout with frequent work.
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He says building landlords who were initially sceptical are now warming up to Knotel's more flexible model, as WeWork falters.
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"I just think … I think it's like …" Oliver falters when I ask what he makes of food being cool now.
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Now, as it falters, the consequences of the government's reliance on companies like it are plain for all to see.
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"When the Florida housing market falters, everything will go with it ... they are utterly dependent on real estate," he said.
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Conversely, if the current push falters and fails because it is undercut by Congress, then assigning blame will be straightforward.
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Yet general relativity's ability to describe gravity falters on the threshold of singularities, where the curvature of spacetime becomes infinite.
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The fear is that, if the economy falters, Mr Modi will try to maintain his popularity by stirring up communal tensions.
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Strategas Research Partners sent the chart below to clients on Tuesday, showing the market often falters in February under new presidents.
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But when the market falters, lessons learned from past investments in surging American companies can help you find the next opportunity.
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Office rents could tumble again if the tech sector falters badly, and there are anecdotal signs that some companies are struggling.
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They pay old investors out of new deposits, which means their liabilities exceed their assets; when recruitment falters, the schemes collapse.
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Some analysts expect a rate cut later this year as growth falters, with ING seeing one as soon as next month.
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But if it falters, it will struggle to attract the investment it needs to put the sparkle back in its economy.
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The world of small studios is booming, but protections for workers, often freelance or under informal arrangements, falters behind the growth.
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Unfortunately, Stroh's sensitivity falters when she harnesses the family history to a romanticized, cliché-laden narrative of the neighboring city's deterioration.
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Implicit in the kingdom's approach is that, if and when oil demand falters, Aramco will be the producer of last resort.
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But if the economy stumbles and demand falters, they may discover that the grass was greenest in their own back gardens.
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If the plotting occasionally falters, Ellis writes astutely about these women's full, complicated and not always sympathetic emotional lives (213:27529).
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If the plotting occasionally falters, Ellis writes astutely about these women's full, complicated and not always sympathetic emotional lives (2:00).
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If the plotting occasionally falters, Ellis writes astutely about these women's full, complicated and not always sympathetic emotional lives (21979:81183).
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If the plotting occasionally falters, Ellis writes astutely about these women's full, complicated and not always sympathetic emotional lives (226:46).
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The same holds true of Ben, whose worldview falters only because Mr. Ross seems anxious to soften the extremes he'd sharpened.
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The novel falters when it reaches into the future, a dystopian vision of a capital drowned by hubris and climate change.
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Many local businesses have been forced to close indefinitely, while others will likely opt to close altogether as the economy falters.
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The takeaway: China is the world's largest car market, though sales have fallen for two consecutive years as its economy falters.
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But the monotonous "Les constructeurs" falters when compared to its thematic predecessor, Gustave Courbet's "The Stonebreakers" (1850), which projected majestic seriousness.
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Many economists still expect the economy to face strong headwinds in coming months as domestic demand falters and external risks rise.
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Services have begun to follow manufacturing's downward trend as domestic demand falters, even in economies with strong labour markets, such as Germany.
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Supporters of the pact say it supports millions of jobs in the United States that could be at risk if it falters.
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Apple has done such a good job of setting the standards for excellence that, when it falters, we are quick to criticize.
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Jones is not expected to start ahead of Manning this season but could force his way onto the field if Manning falters.
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Many economists still expect the economy to face strong headwinds in the coming months as domestic demand falters and external risks rise.
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And demand for social services will increase when the economy falters, which is precisely the time when the state's tax collections fall.
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"When the state's public defense is short-changed, the entire criminal justice system falters," ACLU attorney Jason Williamson said in a statement.
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But the book falters when he tries to set out his plan for taking the right path away from the T-junction.
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The group found that outside of OPEC, output will decline by the most since 1992 as the American shale oil boom falters.
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The presidential race will be a huge factor, with Republicans hoping their candidates can outpace Trump if he falters down the stretch.
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At European Union summit meetings, 28 leaders project competing versions of what it means to be in charge as the bloc falters.
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If it falters, it will be evidence once again that the insurgents can do serious damage but cannot take and hold territory.
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If either technology falters, McDonough has been known to call the St. John's reception building, known as the Great Hall, for updates.
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As she becomes increasingly obsessed with her online image, her relationship with her real-life best friend, Daisy (Gemma Bird Matheson) falters.
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Party leaders know that if Biden falters, Democrats will have a hard time coming up with a candidate who can beat Trump.
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The retail price falls toward $203 apiece around Christmas, as demand falters but the trees, grown in mild, subtropical climates, keep producing.
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The book falters when it strays from the title's directive, particularly in portions of the first and third parts that meander slightly.
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"It won't make sense if the economy falters ... as a result of spending cuts aimed at achieving the budget-balance target," he said.
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But even when the series falters, it treats us to a story that exemplifies the best of teenage dystopia, and transcends the worst.
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Jones is not expected to start ahead of Manning this season but could force his way onto the field if the veteran falters.
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"The worst impact of Brexit is that something that was functioning pretty well in an EU of 28 and significantly falters," he added.
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Republicans currently have a 54-46 advantage but Democrats are positioned to retake the chamber especially if Trump falters in those battleground states.
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The partnership with Alibaba is a play to stay relevant with a service offering for its customers as its traditional retailing business falters.
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But the press secretary's job performance is still crucial because if it falters, it can provide a distraction from any given president's agenda.
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Virgin competes against deeper-pocketed rival Qantas Airways in Australia's aviation market, which has experienced softer demand as the country's economic growth falters.
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At one point in the film, Kurt's professor, Antonius van Verten, a stand-in for Joseph Beuys, falters in one of his lectures.
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But ... we had to ask -- would he consider linking up with his ex-Lakers teammate, Magic Johnson, and coaching L.A. if Walton falters??
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Baltimore's unusual style under Jackson actually makes this game a tossup — the Ravens can grind out an ugly win if Los Angeles falters.
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Alternative employment often falters because informal mining is more lucrative, he said, while confrontational approaches typically fail because they can sour community relations.
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Its dialogue, while replete with a raw sexual vocabulary that its characters fail to grasp the implications of, falters when it skews sentimental.
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Freestyling is about alertness, timing and wit — it can provoke anxiety for spectators when it's not done well, but Mr. Ambudkar rarely falters.
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These will launch on top of rockets, not alongside them, and have separate systems to fly crews to safety if a booster falters.
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These new PTO laws ensure that employees can take time to recover when their immune system falters or when a loved one needs care.
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And while Chance is generally able to hold his own here, he sometimes falters by allowing his sound to be cannibalized by other rappers.
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She will be on her own "three to four year" clock, and if her regime falters the pressure will build to sell the team.
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Its outgoings are inflated by the need to buy expensive emergency backup fuel to keep the lights on when the supply from dams falters.
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The camera lingers on universal relationships—father and son, husband and wife—and the audience's certainty of these people's outsider status and illegality falters.
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Returns from quantitative easing diminish with each round while deeply negative rates raise financial stability risks as banking profitability falters and asset bubbles form.
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If Congress does not effectively oversee this critical component of national security, they will continue to play catch-up when the intelligence community falters.
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If the housing market falters and the value of your home declines, you could end up underwater, owing more than your home is worth.
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Conversely, if the economy falters, those culturally conservative, economically challenged Western Pennsylvania counties around Pittsburgh — like Washington and Westmoreland — aren't going to desert him.
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When you erode trust in the government, and when leaders use the office of the president to enrich themselves and their cronies,democracy falters.
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Marianne finally finds her footing as Connell falters—he's a scholarship student who doesn't quite fit in with the rest of the moneyed crowd.
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The film presents the spectacle of both the lovers and the despot, though it falters in its exploration of the consequences of their collision.
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The writing falters, overwhelmed by numbers, data, Kafkaesque interpretations of statistics, invasive medical procedures undergone in a fever of superstition or increasingly untenable hope.
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"Viper Club" falters with mawkish flashbacks of the mother and son, and with its ham-fisted, repeated emphasis on the smarm of government officials.
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The ECB benchmark rate now stands at minus 0.40% and it has all but promised a monetary policy stimulus package as economic growth falters.
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Such allegations have taken on more weight with voters as the Turkish economy falters, undercutting the president's long record of nearly unbroken economic growth.
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But that's where the anthology format kicks in to the show's advantage: If one episode falters, it has no bearing on what comes next.
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But Byron itself is at a crossroads, one in which the property values have skyrocketed while the infrastructure falters under the town's growing popularity.
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With Oscar-nominated performances from McDormand and co-stars Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson, it's often funny and frequently poignant, even when it falters.
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This light narrative touch falters a little at the end, which gets more conventionally scary and spells out plot points that were already implied.
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Here the news is good: the Fed is clearly taking no risk of recession and will repeat last year's easing if the economy falters.
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Eswar Prasad, a professor at Cornell University, said consumer spending has helped support growth in several economies — even as momentum falters in other sectors.
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In theory, the open-ended timeline should allow policymakers to push back the date at a relatively low cost to credibility if the economy falters.
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This is, of course, a love story, about a woman who can't save the man she's fallen for, as her career rises while his falters.
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When it comes to Waitress's theme of toxic relationships, however, the musical falters, particularly in the central relationship between Jenna and her abusive husband, Earl.
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When that falters, Jonas focuses his attention on Sweden's political situation and the thousands of refugees from Syria, Iran and Afghanistan arriving in the country.
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But perhaps the main cruelty of experiencing stardom at a young age is how unprepared you are for when a once hugely promising career falters.
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I certainly didn't have enough time to form a definitive opinion on how the I-Pace might be better, or where it falters in comparison.
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The market outlook is strikingly similar to 2000, with production from U.S. shale surging while consumption growth slows as the global economy falters (tmsnrt.rs/22.6RjBrxq).
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Virgin competes against deeper-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd in Australia's domestic aviation market, which has experienced softer demand as the country's economic growth falters.
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Now, 40 years later, he no longer reads to me; also, his voice has changed — it falters and breaks and catches, escalates beyond his control.
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A majority of banks around the world may not be economically viable if the global economy falters, according to a new study by McKinsey & Company.
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But today Adel and Marwa Jaafri are struggling financially as the country's economy sputters, its currency falters and the government imposes fresh belt-tightening measures.
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But if he falters here, it could throw the race open and create an opportunity for one or more of his rivals to assert themselves.
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But if the economic expansion falters, the administration is likely to come under pressure to reconsider the costs and benefits of its aggressive trade policies.
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The Bank has indicated it will tighten policy next year but investors are bound to cast doubt on that if, as expected, global growth falters.
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Wikipedia is an extraordinary resource, but its depth falters when we start looking for information about our local communities, or news, or individuals who aren't famous.
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But the miniseries falters where the book does — a meandering middle section in which King seems to run out of steam and starts killing people off.
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NDiaye's novel succeeds so far, but falters at depicting the motherhood of its central character; it seems unsure about how such a mother ought to be.
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There are other variables, of course, and these trends could evaporate quickly if the economy falters (particularly if tariffs disrupt growth) or an unforeseen event occurs.
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But beyond serving its purpose as a hype-fulfilling studio debut, it falters when compared to Drake's subsequent projects, each one more inventive than his first.
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The bigger picture: If these issues were to crop up after Apple Card's launch and its technology falters, it could bring the card's benefits into question.
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Furthermore, Insider polling found that Sanders would be a satisfactory nominee for half of Biden supporters, which could seriously benefit him in case Biden's candidacy falters.
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An Uber employee is still behind the wheel of the car to take control if the vehicle falters or can't handle a portion of a ride.
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If she occasionally falters under the strobe of the cameras, if she winces from the spotlights, haunted or hungry, no one is crass enough to comment.
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If the great earnings boom that has recently driven stocks to new highs falters, the S. & P. 500 would be at risk of a steep decline.
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Watching "Moon Fate Sin," though short, is fairly hard work — its striking moments strike too seldom — but it creates and sustains an image that never falters.
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Nonetheless, resurgent U.S. shale supply and crude stockpiles have pointed to another glut at the same time as demand falters due to the ongoing trade dispute.
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Bush has the organization and deep pockets to continue on even if he falters, but some of his donors reportedly are already talking about jumping ship.
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However, if he falters in Iowa, the schedule does him no favors, as the New Hampshire primary takes place the following week, with Warren and Sen.
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An Uber employee will remain behind the wheel of the car to take control if the vehicle falters or can't handle a portion of a ride.
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In 2017, the fund — known as the "Oil Fund" — is weighing whether to take oil stocks out of its investment indexes as the industry outlook falters.
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"If confidence falters and the rights issue looks like it won't be supported, we believe that private equity could be waiting in the wings," Goodbody said.
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Conceptually the gambit works well, but it falters in performance, which has as much or more to do with the source material as with Mr. Einhorn's approach.
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City should do better this year — it is paired with Dynamo Kiev in the current round — but if it falters again, Pellegrini will surely take the blame.
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"If the economy falters or recession risks heighten, the BoJ would need to act," the official said, giving a view that was echoed by two other sources.
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"If diplomacy falters after significant investments in North Korea have been made, the South Korean entities involved would stand to lose all of their money," said Ferrier.
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"The ECB is still on high alert and would be willing to implement even more stimulus if the recovery falters," said Carsten Brzeski, an economist with ING.
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After leading the HOH competition for the entire time, Marissa falters on the last question, resulting in a three-way tie-breaker among her, Mark, and Ross.
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Nostalgia gives way to melodrama, and dramatic truth to soapy histrionics, and "Blue Jay" falters on a formulaic revelation about mistakes made and lessons learned too late.
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Stockmann is able to persuade his friends, including the editor of the newspaper, that telling the truth about the water is important, but his environmental campaign falters.
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But with a winnable road game next week against the San Francisco 49ers, they could try to keep winning in case Los Angeles or New Orleans falters.
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A change in control will block renewed tax-cut initiatives, but there may be room for accord on drug pricing and even stimulus, if the recovery falters.
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While US investment and progress in energy falters, China is using its rapidly maturing and expanding brain trust to develop next-generation-fusion and nuclear-reactor technologies.
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Rep. Chris CollinsChristopher (Chris) Carl CollinsOn The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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"If confidence falters and the rights issue looks like it won't be supported, we believe that PE (private equity) could be waiting in the wings," Goodbody said.
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As one of the longest upswings in sales in aviation history falters, Boeing has been forced to cut production of its giant 777 and 153-8 jets.
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The state falters, however, on infrastructure, with the second-longest commutes in the country, at nearly 33 minutes on average, and roads badly in need of attention.
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The ECB formally ended its bond purchase scheme on Thursday but made few other commitments, leaving the door open to more monetary support in case growth falters.
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An Uber employee will still remain behind the wheel of the car to take control if the vehicle falters or can't handle a portion of a ride.
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As Kim's health falters, however, her daughter and son-in-law are planning to register as permanent residents of the isolated islands and live with the octogenarian.
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Puerto Ricans have fled to the mainland as the territory's economy falters under the weight of its financial burdens, which will grow deeper during the storm recovery.
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"Breeders," though quite funny and thoughtful in parts, falters for reasons that many children come to understand a few weeks after Christmas: Hamsters have a limited repertoire.
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It is one of the biggest consumers of commodities like oil, soybeans and iron ore, and when demand falters, economies in Brazil, Saudi Arabia and South Africa suffer.
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Modern medicine, driven by blood tests and insurance rates, falters at this impasse, while chronic pain is extremely common, affecting as many as 1 in 3 US adults.
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While the conversation falters, industries and brands swoop in so they can turn black or queer visibility into profit, without really unpacking the root causes of racialized thought.
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But images of men showing affection, care, pride, and concern for their young children hit the same note, page after page, and that is where this book falters.
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Rather than causing panic, these new numbers should be a reminder of both the extraordinary benefits of the recovery so far and the human cost if it falters.
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Mr Phillips's free-speech claim falters whether one considers the cake's message to lie in the creator's intent or in the view of the average wedding party attendee.
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Incremental funding will probably come with extra dilution, and pre-IPO preferences that will favor the VCs if the startup's hot streak falters and it doesn't get public.
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In Womanhood's two bloopers collections, you'll see just how in sync Firestone and Nancherla can be (and how hilarious it is when that dynamic falters for a second).
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The agency believes Tesla is currently meeting its obligations, said spokeswoman Pamm Lent, adding that the company would face penalties of $41.2 million a year if it falters.
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It's romantic, in a backward way: the idea that two people could become so hopelessly entwined that, even when the relationship falters or fails, they remain spiritually coupled.
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At times you hear the dissipation of Young's late style, when alcoholism was the most visible of his problems, but the genius of his playing rarely falters here.
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Their teeth may start to rot as the mouth's natural flushing system falters, while their emotional and psychological health begins to decay as they withdraw from public life.
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Figures due at 0200 GMT are expected to show Chinese economic growth hitting its slowest pace in almost a generation as domestic demand falters and trade tensions bite.
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China unveiled measures late on Tuesday to help boost consumption, including the possible removal of restrictions on auto purchases, as growth in the world's second-biggest economy falters.
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If the service falters or show serious signs of weakness, its competitors are going to be eager to pounce -- and make any PR problems associated with that worse.
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More than a dozen candidates have staked their presidential bids on a breakout moment that has not yet happened, one they argue could come if Mr. Biden falters.
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His wife, Ebba, loses faith in him and their marriage falters, until she gives him an opportunity to play the hero on their last day in the mountains.
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If the business model of automakers falters on a reining in of petroleum and diesel, this could take its toll on both the supply of lithium and demand.
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Although Mr. Zuchowski was in many ways executing a strategy devised at headquarters in Seoul, the company has a history of abruptly dismissing American executives when business falters.
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Consumer spending - the engine of British economic growth - is being squeezed as inflation rises and wage growth falters, and as shoppers worry about the potential impact of Brexit.
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Asian spot LNG prices have already plummeted to around $5 per mmBtu, down almost three-quarters since peaking in 2014 as the supply glut deepens and demand falters.
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China's car industry is facing a slowdown in sales as economic growth falters, and its auto market, world's largest, contracted last year for the first time since the 1990s.
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As she struggles to find a place to live in New York City, hopping from one apartment to another, the passion with which she pursues her dream never falters.
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Mr. Bloomberg's campaign hopes that he will be able to displace Mr. Biden as the leading moderate in the race, if Mr. Biden falters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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A period war film is not easy to pull off, but "Kesari" falters mainly because it spends too much time talking about war and bravery instead of showing it.
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As Rubio falters, the once-dead Bush dream of playing the long game and emerging as the establishment savior now appears to have at least a sliver of life.
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But if the effort ultimately falters, it will give ammunition to those who say that states and cities should focus instead on creating alternatives for parents, like charter schools.
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But the Indians are changing the way to think about postseason games: If the starter falters — and sometimes even if he doesn't — an overpowering bullpen can take over early.
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But Mr. McCarthy stumbled in his effort to succeed former Speaker John A. Boehner, and Mr. Scalise is seen as waiting in the wings if Mr. McCarthy falters again.
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Complication after complication rears its head, but Jane never falters in her joyous belief that whatever is happening on her wedding day is perfect, so we don't falter either.
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Racial differences rise to the top of voters' minds when the economy falters, heating up both the competition for jobs and the debate over the use of tax dollars.
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That only reinforced market expectations the Fed will no longer be able to hike U.S. rates this year, and could even be forced to cut if the domestic economy falters.
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At a news conference with Mr. Abbott after the event, Mr. Cruz appeared to grow frustrated at repeated questions about his path to victory if he falters on Super Tuesday.
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If growth falters, the IMF said that policymakers should act in a coordinated fashion including "decisive" actions to ease monetary policy and fiscal stimulus in countries that have available resources.
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For while our creativity can soar beyond a seemingly immutable biological gender designations, when faced with the rather simple proposition of whether or not we are lovable, our imagination falters.
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That's why so many candidates have entered the campaign — they don't believe Biden is a dominant frontrunner, If he falters, it becomes a wide-open race that anybody can win.
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One senses that Samberg, Taccone, and Schaffer didn't completely trust that silliness to stand on its own, but it's only when Popstar reaches for something deeper that it really falters.
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Given his deep, precise baritone and conceptual reach, this was probably a loss, although you could also say he waited until he was ready, because his debut collection never falters.
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Her red block heels, evoking Dorothy in Oz, carry her buoyantly down the street, and as she whacks at the glass like a teenage delinquent, her serene smile never falters.
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It follows that if and when their agenda falters, Republicans will be more inclined to serve as a check on the president's lawlessness and shine a light on his wrongdoing.
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But the exit poll really is a very good survey — it falters only if it's subjected to the sort of exacting demographic analysis that it simply isn't designed to withstand.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Malaysia's central bank held its key interest rate steady on Tuesday, as expected, saving its policy ammunition in case global growth falters further next year.
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And it reflects a growing sense of desperation on Ortega's part, they said, as his grip on power falters in the face of international condemnation and hardening opposition within Nicaragua.
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Garbiñe Muguruza, last year's young and big-hitting French Open champion, has struggled openly with the pressure and with developing a Plan B when her own high-risk game falters.
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If it falters under a fledging Trump administration, Islamic State would have a safe base from which it would unleash new attacks in Syria and Iraq, and against the West.
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For an industry accustomed to selling apartments years ahead of completion and skilled at concealing the pace of sales when the market falters, further headwinds could force more drastic measures.
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Powell, who took over the Fed on Trump's appointment in 2018, suggested last month the bank is unlikely to move interest rates again unless the economy falters or inflation spikes.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Gabon has passed a law against gay sex, becoming the 70th country to ban the practice, an official confirmed, as the global pace of reform falters.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Gabon has passed a law against gay sex, becoming the 70th country to ban the practice, an official confirmed, as the global pace of reform falters.
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Well-acted and technically sound (Michelle Lawler's photography is clean and clear), "Rust Creek" falters with superficial characterizations and a cliché sheriff (Sean O'Bryan) who's as incompetent as he's crooked.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 8.9% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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Bucking the overall firmness, DeNA Co Ltd dived 9.7% after the mobile partner of Nintendo booked a 49.4 billion yen writedown as its gaming business falters in Japan's saturated mobile market.
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Even as Snapchat's user growth falters, the company is still searching for new revenue streams, which is why it's homing in on chat fiction and other experimental forms of mobile storytelling.
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If the economy falters, and the FOMC reverses rate increases to support growth, it will face criticism from Republicans that it is handing the White House to the Democrats, Boockvar said.
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The result was a clarifying glimpse into where Trumpism falters, where Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont can succeed, and whether each party's establishment has the power to steer its own nomination.
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The show could, theoretically, keep on generating new A's and new dead girls and continue forever — but that approach falters once it's time for the main characters to leave high school.
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The party scene is intended as a kind of gift, however poorly wrapped, but the acting often falters and the shots taken at the Brooklyn creative class are mostly cheap ones.
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The index has only traded higher than Friday's closing print during 22018 days in the history of the world, which firmly renders the bull market alive until it falters more convincingly.
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As former Vice President Joe Biden falters, billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has climbed in national surveys, fueled by spending tens of millions of dollars of his fortune.
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Many companies in hard-hit areas have had their employees working from home for days or even weeks, and there's widespread concern about job and income security as the economy falters.
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The movie falters a bit when it chooses to squeeze in some moralizing, having Kevin's adventure culminate in him learning to do laundry and shop for a sensible list of groceries.
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It is in his efforts to mold the story into an example of the righteousness of Western intervention — and of their ultimately feminist intentions — that he falters, as indeed have those efforts.
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If Mr. Biden falters in predominantly white states that vote earlier, there's no guarantee that black voters will desert him — or that their support would automatically go to the race's black candidates.
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A Month After G.E. Deal Falters, Electrolux Chief Announces He'll Retire | Keith McLoughlin will be replaced by Jonas Samuelson, who leads Electrolux's major appliances business for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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OSLO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - The price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to fall further next week as demand falters and the supply of fish increases, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The euro was mired near a two-month low on Thursday ahead of a European Central Bank meeting that could signal monetary easing as growth in the currency zone falters.
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EVEN IF IT GOES -- BUT IF IT FALTERS OR SOMETHING GOES WRONG OR A RISK POPS UP WE HAVEN'T ANTICIPATED, IT WON'T, BUT MY BASE CASE IS IT WILL KEEP ON GOING.
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If the agreement with the United States, a NATO ally, for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia to withdraw falters, Turkey will continue its military operation from where it left off, Erdogan said.
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But even when compared to games like The Last of Us and Spec Ops: The Line, which force the player down paths they may not be happy with, Far Cry 5 falters.
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In written remarks, released ahead of the hearing, Yellen said the future for rates depends on the economic data, and that a lower rate path would be appropriate if the economy falters.
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MARKET NEWS * The euro was mired near a two-month low on Thursday ahead of a European Central Bank meeting that could signal monetary easing as growth in the currency zone falters.
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And he has a volatile temper, an undisciplined voice ("What his breast forges, that his tongue must vent") and an ego that drives him to threaten the republic when his election falters.
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My two brothers lost their fight against pancreatic cancer, and that experience taught me something only those facing an end-stage anything can truly appreciate — hope falters when the disease outpaces science.
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Smith is skillful and sensitive in teasing apart the complexities of Follett's life — this tension between freedom and the longing for love — but her insight falters somewhat in the book's memoir sections.
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China unveiled measures on Tuesday to help boost consumption, including the possible removal of restrictions on auto purchases, as growth in the world's second-biggest economy falters amid mounting U.S. trade pressures.
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Yet Trump's team — rankled by reports that other Republicans are preparing to run in 2020 if the president falters — is proceeding on the assumption the 71-year-old president will seek reelection.
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Two separate congressional inquiries into Russian meddling are relying on evidence and intelligence being amassed by the F.B.I., and if the bureau's investigation falters, the congressional inquiries are likely to be hobbled.
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If the agreement with the United States, a NATO ally, for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia to withdraw falters, Turkey will continue its military operation from where it left off, Erdogan said.
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A lot of Biden's support is soft and O'Rourke hopes his just-left-of-center campaign might be the home for some of that support if the former vice president's campaign falters.
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Unfortunately, here too the novel's characterization falters, because for some reason these disparate people all sound alike; even the subcultures of today don't all talk like English-speaking middle-class Middle Americans.
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Mr. Ives's lyric and comic invention never falters as he blends, in capering, cascading verse, both the cultivated language and decorous rhythms of classical comedy and cheeky, up-to-the-minute slang.
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Related: Putin's New National Guard Strengthens His Grip on Security as Russian Economy Falters Although questions could be submitted by text message, email, or social media, the event was heavily stage-managed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Wealthy foreigners are spending billions of pounds on homes near London's top private schools, even as demand for prime property in the British capital falters, new research has found.
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Of course, as proven by a few of the episode's outcasts — characters who speak without a filter and whose status falters as a result — living a social media-driven life is a choice.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank will likely keep its policy interest rate steady this week but cut next month as economic growth falters in Asia's fourth-largest economy, a Reuters poll showed.
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Though Peilin Pratt excels at the more structured parts of learning the business, she falters when trying to connect with Lemonis as a business owner and understand what makes the company's concept work.
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The frenetic pace of piece work means many people stay at the best-paying assembly line jobs only for as long as they can stand it or until their health or stamina falters.
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If the economy falters, or if interest rates rise sharply, many corporations may find themselves in the position of new mortgage holders a decade ago—unable to repay or roll over their debts.
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As the federal protection of civil rights falters, and the Supreme Court lurches to the right, those differences are becoming severe—with dire consequences for women, LGBT people, and many other disadvantaged citizens.
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Real estate companies and those that depend on government infrastructure spending will likely be most frugal, the data showed, while technology firms allocate less on upgrading equipment as global demand for smartphones falters.
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All 11 economists polled by Reuters expected BNM to keep its overnight policy rate unchanged, which gives it room for another cut - there was one in May - if growth falters later this year.
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OSLO, March 11 (Reuters) - Norwegian regional carrier Wideroe will cut another 1,500 flights between now and the end of May as demand falters due to the coronavirus outbreak, the company said on Wednesday.
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And yet, the desire for an imagined community bigger than oneself is real among women (especially for the small number of women of color) in mostly male arenas, even if its realization falters.
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So many of the games made for VR haven't had direct comparisons to console titles, but diving through bunkers shooting up Nazis kind of showcased where Oculus pushes boundaries and where it falters.
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Scenario 5: Kavanaugh falters, Democrats win Senate Majority, find consensus nominee Let's say, somehow, Republicans are unable to confirm Kavanaugh or some other replacement nominee after losing the election and Democrats take over.
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And while it falters at times, Allied is worth it just for Cotillard's eyes as she feels every emotion (not to mention her outstanding wardrobe), thrown into relief by Pitt's steady, quiet performance.
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The best-case scenario for the establishment will be if Rubio or Bush falters badly in South Carolina and decides to pack it in, giving the other one a chance to consolidate the vote.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean exports likely fell the most in nearly three years in February as China demand falters, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday, pointing to further stresses caused by the Sino-U.
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And sometimes this perception falters, which helps explain why people with clinical depression or severe Parkinson's Disease—a degenerative nervous system disorder—fail to marvel at a just-born baby or a piercing sunset.
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Some centrists think that Patrick could offer a pull-the-alarm option if Biden falters, and some worry that he can only further split their vote and widen the opening for Warren or Sanders.
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He battles his way through the six prescribed steps that he recalls from his moment in the womb — but he falters at the final one, and is slaughtered by a circular shower of arrows.
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What the album lacks, and where it falters, is in its lack of songs to light a fire under your ass, and compared to Stapleton's previous releases it's a decision that feels absolutely deliberate.
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Patrick George, the longtime editor in chief of the widely beloved website Jalopnik and now the editorial director of The Drive Media, said that when the top is cut off, the weight distribution falters.
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This is a worthy cause, but the film falters with what amounts to an outsider's view of a problem that is so internal and deep that it can be cleaned only from the inside.
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It traces a decades-long obsession with Greece: its language (both modern and ancient), literature, mythologies, people, places, food and monuments — all with an absorption that never falters and never squanders the reader's attention.
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China is the world's top aluminium exporter but its shipments are set to drop as overseas consumption falters, while demand for steel- and copper-intensive goods like home appliances is also likely to suffer.
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Yet it is in this most crucial, central story that the script falters, lapsing into the conventions of true crime shows and police procedurals in which a forensic expert tries to explain imponderable acts.
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Corruption, a collapse in attendance and financial problems have led a number of clubs to go out of business, and some fear that if Steaua falters, it may take down Romanian soccer with it.
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To detach the Marshall Islands, which has just reaffirmed its Taiwan ties, and Palau from Taiwan, Beijing would likely first have to hope the U.S. significantly falters in its own relationships with these states.
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Time has passed, recognition has come, but the episode still smarts — it is the only moment in our conversation that a shadow passes over Ms. Block's face, that her friendly confidence falters a little.
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Deep time makes a mockery of the plantations' blinkered order; under the ancient canopy, the master's stride falters and the voices of African hunters and Amerindian priests resound from the depths of unrecorded millenniums.
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But despite its new ability to dynamically adjust its gait, the multi-legged device falters for a second when it hits a patch of frozen ground, slipping and skidding as it tries to right itself.
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However, OPEC and the hedge funds have created a one-way bet that will only fall apart if oil demand slows, compliance falters, non-OPEC supplies accelerate too much, or the hedge funds bail out.
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If its growth falters, it stokes worries about the prospects for other emerging markets; if activity holds up, though, concerns shift to the ever-rising debt that makes such feats possible, but not necessarily sustainable.
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As the Saudi son rises and the U.S. son-in-law falters, a dangerous dynamic is taking shape: Washington is shying away from setting a regional agenda, while Riyadh feels emboldened to fill the void.
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The country's overall debt risk is generally controllable, and corporate leverage ratios even have room to rise if economic growth falters, the official said at a briefing on issues related to China's rising debt levels.
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However, it occasionally falters when the curation provides greater room to prominent international artists rather than local ones, thus creating a disconnect between the works that are displayed across thirteen important venues throughout the city.
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Bernie Sanders, who has surged to frontrunner status in recent polls and the early primaries, as well as former Vice President Joe Biden, who is hoping for a campaign turn-around after early-state falters.
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As WeWork's public offering falters amid questions about the company's business model and the behavior of founder and CEO Adam Neumann, Softbank, WeWork's biggest investor, is pushing to replace Neumann, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Washington (CNN)It's easy to look at a poll of the 2020 Democratic primary race and conclude that Joe Biden is the front-runner, with Bernie Sanders as the alternative if the former vice president falters.
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Miyu Yamamoto falters in MMA debut, tapping out to Rena Miyu Yamamoto was seeking to make it 2-0 for the Yamamoto clan following her son's win earlier on in the show on her MMA debut.
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Although Cary, for example, expresses fear that he doesn't know when his time here with his children "will be up," the overarching story is one of capability that never falters or stumbles or gets it wrong.
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Like so many direct-to-consumer brands before it, Quip's products sell customers on convenience, and the belief that a sleek, minimalist design translates to a better product — but falters it comes down to actual quality.
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The AfD is likely to gain a substantial block of deputies in the Bundestag, and may, if terrorism surges once more and if the economy falters, pose a real danger to centrist rule in the future.
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And if it falters, that could spell the end not only of Zuma's presidency but of the unity of his party, the African National Congress (ANC), which has ruled South Africa since the end of apartheid.
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The United States on Wednesday won approval to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of European goods over illegal EU subsidies handed to Airbus, threatening to trigger a transatlantic trade war as the global economy falters.
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In other words, the best thing that could happen for the global economy would be for the mismatch between the United States and the rest of the world to end — and not because the United States falters.
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Hunt's address to the party's annual conference in Birmingham was immediately seen by members and media as a claim to be considered a candidate to replace May if her leadership falters over a seemingly intractable Brexit process.
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Premier Li Keqiang has said that second-quarter economic growth remained largely steady, but analysts expect more support measures in the coming months as private investment falters, forcing the government to do more of the heavy lifting.
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Even if the show falters on every other level, as long as it keeps letting its cast of friends stay friends while fighting monsters, it will still be the show that many fans want it to be.
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Gold industry insiders say the country's overseas purchases of the precious metal could fall by more than 50 percent this month, after hitting about 100 tonnes in November, as retail demand falters in the wake of demonetization.
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Even the photo mode (yeah, it has one) falters because Lara Croft's South America is populated by people who are frozen in place, doomed to never leave the cycle of the one animation or conversation they're given.
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Beijing has cranked up state spending on infrastructure to support economic growth as private sector investment falters, and efforts to lure investors into private-public partnerships to build projects such as toll roads have had few successes.
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On the other hand, if Fed officials refrain from cutting rates this summer and the economy falters, they are almost certainly likely to end up with even lower rates for longer in trying to repair the damage.
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Julia chooses to spend most of her time with Olive, who turns out to be both inspiring and powerfully intuitive; every time Julia's confidence falters, Olive senses her discomfort and guides her, often with barely a word.
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Progressive groups worry that bad blood could push some supporters of either Sanders or Warren to defect to a more moderate candidate such as Biden or former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg if their candidate falters.
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An Opportunity to Fix Crowdfunding Before It Falters By Anna Duning On May 16, 2016, regulation crowdfunding will go into effect, meaning for the first time ever, anyone can invest in a startup through an online platform.
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In order to keep him from falling, you must constantly be ready to pull the left or right trigger, which makes him grab the corresponding strap on his backpack and jerk himself upright when his balance falters.
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The show particularly falters in its earliest episodes, which follow a rigid template of the "Best Friends Squad" of Adora, Glimmer, and Bow traveling to new lands to recruit new members to the "Princess Alliance" against the Horde.
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If he falters, and New York delivers the nomination to Clinton, we'll still have spent the last six months talking about bank breakups, student loan forgiveness, and income inequality for the last six months, largely thanks to Sanders.
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The G6 also has a display that rivals Samsung's minimal bezels on the S8, though it falters when it comes to LG's interface atop Android and a few other downsides such as the aggressive over-sharpening of photos.
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But the carrier said demand had flagged in both corporate and leisure sectors, weighed by weakness in consumer spending and business confidence as economic growth in Australia falters - an ill omen also for bigger rival Qantas Airways Ltd.
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Sweetbitter isn't "good" exactly: where it falters in acting it fills in with long, furtive stares; the lens through which it shows service industry life is overly romantic; its nostalgia for early 2000s New York is heavy-handed.
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Kihlgren also recognized Santo Stefano as part of a delicate ecosystem, in which the town, the people, its cultural production and the countryside are inextricable from one another; as one falters or languishes, so too do the others.
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"If consumers' confidence seriously falters, the U.S. could tip into the first recession ever caused directly by the actions of the president, rather than the action of tight monetary policy on an overstretched private sector," Mr. Shepherdson said.
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While the ruling was in line with expectations, the news deepened a rout that had punished European stock markets throughout the session as investors worried about a tit-for-tat transatlantic trade war as the global economy falters.
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You can find yourself without access in areas where you have either Wi-Fi or cell coverage, but your connection falters because there are too many users congesting the network—a common occurrence at concert venues and big conferences.
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That approach could help him emerge from a pack of low-polling centrist candidates if Biden falters -- but several other little-known candidates in the race will be fighting for the same chance to emerge as a moderate alternative.
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While she remains faithful to Mr. Stallone, seeing every one of his films and, oddly, setting aside money for him in case his career falters, her own fight gives way to a state of contentment Rocky wouldn't exactly recognize.
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FIORENTINA FALTERS Midfielder Matí Fernández was sent off early in the second half as Fiorentina, held to a 1-1 tie at Bologna, failed to keep up the pressure on the top two teams in Serie A in Italy.
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A Brookings Institution paper published last week analyzed 879 bills proposed since 1947 and found politicians usually try to redefine the Fed's powers when the economy falters, noting a spike in such efforts since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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His Henri has a grave dignity that grows more moving as his health falters, and he is gently rebuffed in his attempt to forge a sustaining relationship with Suzanne, played with a nice matter-of-factness by Ms. Davi.
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Mr. Pendarvis said he hoped to hear from Mr. Patrick, calling him "one I have always looked at with intrigue" and speculating that South Carolina's primary could become a wide-open affair if Mr. Biden falters in earlier contests.
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The direct cost of reacquiring Crimea and playing games with Western elections are the economic sanctions that limit Russian elites' ability to travel or own assets abroad while inflicting pain on all of Russian society as the economy falters.
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"The Wall" revels in this opportunity, but it occasionally falters under Lanchester's decision, which echoes "Never Let Me Go," to keep most of his people slightly colorless, as if to contrast their ordinary inner lives with their horrific situations.
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So unless he is indicted and convicted, his coalition falters or he chooses to step down, he will remain in office at least until an election sometime next year, and even then defeating him would be a tall order.
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But unless he is indicted and convicted, his coalition falters or he chooses to step down, he will remain in office at least until an election sometime next year — and even then defeating him would be a tall order.
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The Times on Tuesday published an article, titled "On Senate Health Bill, Trump Falters in the Closer's Role," that claims that the president was "largely on the sidelines" as Senate leadership sought to attract votes for their healthcare bill.
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Increasingly, however, as a Villani candidacy looked more likely, the LREM has fretted over how to deal with it: wait and hope the bid falters or kick Villani out of the party and risk strengthening his anti-establishment aura.
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Rafael Chirbes is a master of the kind of Spanish literature that shines most brightly in lyrical descriptive passages and powerful metaphors steeped in the lessons of a classical education, and that falters with tone-deaf dialogue and intense self-importance.
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Algeria has floated an idea of increasing the size of the supply cut in the second half of 2019 as demand falters, OPEC sources said last week, although rolling over the current output curbs is still the most likely scenario.
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Redeker said people should question how U.S. banks might act in future if they suffer limited profitability thanks to low interest rates.. But surely if growth slows and inflation falters, the Fed just steps in to reduce the cost of money?
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As for Elgort, he can flirt and lip sync and run from the cops like the best of 'em, but when the script asks him to be a little more earnest, he sometimes falters (as does his so-so Southern accent).
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If this was a bad night, Donald Trump had better keep a sharp eye out for Harris, and Biden (or Bernie Sanders) would be wise to think of her as his VP if he gains early momentum and she falters.
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Once a venerable British institution, M&S faces unrelenting competition on the high street and online, while efforts to revitalise its 20.7395-year-old business are being held back by a squeeze on consumers as inflation rises and wage growth falters.
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Right now Bitcoin Cash looks to mostly be an alternative that can take over Bitcoin's place in case it falters in some way (though you could argue that several other cryptocurrencies, such as Litecoin, are equally good or better alternatives).
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However, the report notes a wide margin of error: If SpaceX is wildly successful with Starlink, their "bull case" suggests the company could be worth $120 billion — but in a "bear case," it could be worth $5 billion if it falters.
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The pragmatism and emphasis on electability that older voters and black voters have expressed in surveys have been working in Biden's favor up to this point but could severely backfire on him if he falters in the first two voting states.
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If you're as picky about rhyming picture books as I am, you'll be excited that the former children's poet laureate Hoberman, whose meter never falters, has created this clever ode to the sun and its globe-spanning, life-giving power.
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The Michele message, which never falters, is that the world of luxury is infinitely elastic, that Gucci is a palazzo with room for everybody and that the way to live is together, in harmony, in all of its overstuffed rooms.
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Algeria has floated an idea of increasing an oil supply cut by OPEC and its allies in the second half of 2019 as demand falters, OPEC sources said, although rolling over current output curbs is still the most likely scenario.
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The question for Biden -- and his entire candidacy hinges on this -- is whether black voters in South Carolina will stick with him if he falters in one (or several) of the states that precede South Carolina's February 29, 2020 primary.
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What I love about Waldrop are the enigmas and paradoxes on every page, the belief that language is most beautiful when it slips or falters, and the sense that these linguistic short circuits most often happen in urgent verbal exchange.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is trying to put the brakes on flush credit by guiding short-term interest rates higher, but it's expected to keep benchmark interest rates steady and may even loosen credit conditions if growth falters.
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Where the show falters is in works like the stylized cityscape paintings "Shifting States: Baghdad" (2011) and "Homeland Security" (2011), whose fusion of cartoon-influenced imagery and abstract forms never quite comes off, and the sculptural installation "Dialogue 9/11" (2001).
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Freeport-McMoRan Battles the Oil Slump | Once an aggressive bidder for trophy assets, the company now finds itself in the position of a desperate seller as the price of oil and other commodities falters, James B. Stewart writes in the Common Sense column.
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Eramet has already unveiled plans to sharply reduce production costs at SLN over the next two years to cope with a severe downturn in the global market as appetite for metals falters in top consumer China, with many producers operating at a loss.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge fund Elliott Management Corp filed a lawsuit against Energy Future Holdings Corp on Thursday, claiming that the bankrupt power company has prevented it from pursuing better options for it as its $18.7 billion deal with NextEra Energy Inc falters.
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Political intrigue abounds, as per Home Secretary Montague's position in the government, and it only falters when the show stoops to stereotypical portrayals of Muslim people, as TV series that have anything to do with foreign policy, such as Homeland, so often do.
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This aesthetic often falters or fails, whether by becoming too monotonous or pretentious or by slipping into trite depravity, like a red-light-district level that culminates in some erotic encounters between beast-women and televisions and a vaudeville act involving public hanging.
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Ultimately, though, this is a novel that strives to define a generation — the one known, ominously, as X — and it falters when Adams overreaches, struggling to establish her characters as representatives of their era, shaped by the historical events of their day.
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Leaving your money alone gives it time to rebound from dips and valleys over the long term, while moving it every time it falters doesn't guarantee it will do any better, and doesn't give your initial plan a chance to work out.
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A few moments shine — again, the cast is terrific, and manages to find bits of truthfulness in the way these characters tear at each other — but without a firm sense of plot or structure to keep it all together, the show falters.
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Speaking at the Reuters Global Investment 2018 Outlook Summit, Rob Aspin, chief investment officer of MW Capital Management, said he would not be surprised if equity markets fell in 2018 as the rally falters, so he would recommend sticking to safer developed markets.
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If you go back to Peterman right away, how does he take the field next week in one of the toughest stadiums in the NFL with any confidence in either himself or the coaching staff to stick with him if he falters?
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The proposal, which still must gain support from business-friendly moderate Democrats, would make California the first to raise the statewide minimum wage to $103 an hour - the highest in the nation - while giving the governor the right to opt out if the economy falters.
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As the world's third-largest economy falters again - with a stronger yen gnawing at overseas profits and domestic consumption sapping companies' confidence to invest or sufficiently raise wages - firms that increased their prices in the hope of a sustained recovery are rethinking their strategy.
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Bannon has toyed with the idea of running for president in 2020 if Trump falters, but he has neither the economic resources of the Mercers nor the charisma of Trump or Bernie Sanders, whose furious populism attracted enough small donors to make him competitive.
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Yet Stacy, who previously worked helping the homeless, maintains a good deal of distance from her husband's career, both its spoils (she unthinkingly shows off her diamond ring to her less well-off younger sister) and the potential threat that looms when Roger's business falters.
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VENEZUELA'S "UNION OF THE SOUTH" FALTERS The loss of Indian sales is a bitter reversal for socialist Venezuela, which pushed hard to open up the distant market as a way to decrease trade ties with the United States - a closer buyer but an ideological foe.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women are just as ambitious as men at the start of their careers but this falters if companies fail to encourage them, according to a study released on Wednesday that sought to dispel the myth of a gender ambition gap.
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Harley-Davidson sales slump as U.S. motorcycle business falters Pepperidge Farms Goldfish Crackers recalled amid salmonella scare A glimpse at bank branches of the future: video walls, booth-sized locations and 24/7 access "Value is important; it keeps me coming back," Jones said.
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His favorite rhetorical device is the anaphora, the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses, and there are too many to count in "Actrice," a play billed as a tribute to female actors that falters under its own ambitions.
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An abstracted, glitched-out human leg kicks what appears to be a mechanical approximation of a dog; the canine stumbles, falters around for a few steps, and then reappears at the right side of the frame, only to get violently rammed from the side again.
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But "Mysterio" falters because it combines the superhero stuff — and its very human core of longing to tell the person you love the whole truth about yourself but fearing what might happen if you do — with a half-conceived story of villainous alien brains possessing world leaders.
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Women in the World: Where the United States falters in the quest for equality Over the summer, Obama traveled to Morocco and Liberia with that goal in mind, wanting to see the barriers young women are facing and to encourage them as they overcome the odds.
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He falters along this blurry gray line where he is always straddling two states of being: at once charming and un-charming, a banger machine and anti-music, good at pop and bad at it, annoying and irresistible, horny and homely, a pop star and not.
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The former vice president has a commanding lead among black voters nationally, especially older voters, but if Mr. Biden falters — including if the impeachment trial renews scrutiny of his conduct in Ukraine and harms his standing — black voters will seek an alternative, the Buttigieg campaign believes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As the $18 billion sale of Toshiba Corp's memory chip unit to a government-approved consortium falters, some bankers and potential investors are pressing the board to seriously consider alternatives, people with direct knowledge of the sale process said - including picking a new buyer.
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But it's crucial to acknowledge that, in exploiting our weaknesses, the Russians are showing us that they know that the American project falters most when we allow ourselves to hate or fear one another, when we allow ourselves to act out of prejudice, anxiety and distrust.
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"Both the OPEC and non-OPEC groups understand that both sides would have to keep to the deal otherwise it falters so I think the urgency of now and the criticality of the economy they have to protect is enough incentive for everybody to align this time," he added.
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North Carolina Tar HeelsThe outlook: Duke is right up there with Louisville contending for a top seed, and if any of the teams at the front of the line for a No. 1 seed falters down the stretch, Mike Krzyzewski's squad could get the nod to fill the void.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Plan to Make Overdose Drug Accessible Falters" (front page, April 13): New York City has made it easier to obtain naloxone, an easy-to-use medication that reverses opioid overdoses as part of HealingNYC, a comprehensive plan to prevent overdose deaths and save lives.
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If the legal challenge to Indiana's new law falters, as similar challenges have done, it would still be legal to abort a fetus displaying no genetic abnormalities until the 20th week of a pregnancy in Indiana, but illegal to do so if the test for disabilities comes back positive.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Project for Cleaner Coal Energy Falters" (Business Day, March 30): Your characterization of the Boundary Dam 3 carbon capture and storage project excludes a significant amount of information about the success of the project that has been released over the last few months.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's central bank will likely hold its benchmark interest rate steady at a policy review on Tuesday, to assess the effects of a rate cut in May and give itself room for more easing if economic growth falters later this year, a Reuters poll found.
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When her father starts drinking again, eviction notices appear, and her parents' marriage falters, Genesis tries to fix her family by changing herself; by lightening her skin and straightening her hair, she hopes to make her family, and especially her father, proud of her — and by extension, themselves.
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Even when one of them falters early in the championships, as twice champion Nadal did several times from 280 to 2017, or is out injured, like Murray this year, there is always one of the Big Four waiting to slam the door shut on would-be intruders come finals' day.
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The Brexit vote could also be a drag on the U.S. economy, Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell said on Tuesday — a comment that reinforced market expectations the Fed will no longer be able to hike rates this year and may even be forced to cut if the domestic economy falters.
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A diagram purporting to show the "fivefold symmetry of the C major pentatonic scale" incorrectly implies that the interval between C and G is the same as that between E and C. Considering Dr. Alexander's scientific bent, it's surprising that it's in the technical aspects of music that he falters.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Drive Spurred by Church Killings to Ban Confederate Symbols Falters" (news article, March 14): As one whose ancestors fought for the Confederacy and who grew up in Texas, one of the former Confederate states, I can legitimately write that what my ancestors did was morally wrong.
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The Times reported on Wednesday evening that Mr. Trump is slipping in several swing state polls and that members of his party could start to distance themselves from him if he falters again on Sunday out of concern that their hopes of maintaining control in Congress could be on shaky ground.
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If Mr. Biden falters, though — and maybe even if he doesn't — Ms. Warren is a strong, viable candidate who, in some ways, might be more effective against Mr. Trump simply because she can articulate the challenges of the middle and working classes that are the source of his political power.
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The presidential debate on Tuesday offered the most forceful articulation to date of an alternative center lane if Biden falters in the Democratic primary — a prospect that doesn't seem as distant as it once did in the wake of his slide in the polls, sluggish fundraising and consistently uneven debate performances.
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Scenario 6: Kavanaugh falters, Democrats win Senate majority, but block a nomination until 2021 If Republicans fail to get a nominee through and Democrats take control of the Senate, the Democratic base will be lobbying hard for their lawmakers to sit on the nomination until after the next presidential election.
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China unveiled measures late on Tuesday to help boost consumption, including the possible removal of restrictions on auto purchases, as growth in the world's second-biggest economy falters Chinese shares initially opened higher on Wednesday but then reversed course to trade 0.56% lower, showing there are still some concerns about economic growth.
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If our system falters or ultimately collapses, those such as Mr. Comey (and, arguably, Chief Justice Roberts in the Supreme Court's ObamaCare decision) who are charged with providing the checks and balances contemplated by the Constitution — but who could not find the courage to apply them — will have to answer to history.
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Washington (CNN)National security officials and some Republicans are preparing contingency plans in case President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the CIA, Gina Haspel, falters amid questions about her past role in the George W. Bush-era extreme interrogation program and destruction of videotapes of waterboarding, five sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.
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In the book, Pollan contends that "most of us have happy memories of watching our mothers in the kitchen"; in the series, his relatability falters somewhat when he recounts an idyllic childhood summer spent in Martha's Vineyard with his very own pet pig, which he later gave to his neighbor, folk singer James Taylor.
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If Biden falters, the anti-Sanders crowd will be thrown into a new and heightened stage of panic, with no one -- save for late-entering former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- left in the field with the resources or inclination to square off against the Vermont senator and his call for political revolution.
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But if he falters like he did in 2015, Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) will be waiting in the wings.
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The show's boldest gambit, though one that falters for me, is an emphasis on the vast canvases of Warhol's last years: gridded representations of Leonardo's "Mona Lisa" and "Last Supper," immense Rorschach blots in black or gold, abstractions in copper paint oxidized by urine; fields of camouflage patterns; and collaborations with the youthful phenom Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOvernight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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It was flat against the dollar, spiking as high $21 on Thursday before tumbling as ECB President Mario Draghi said the unexpected move was not an outright winding-down of the central bank's quantitative easing (QE) program, and the central bank reserved the right to increase the size of purchases again if the euro zone economy falters.
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Over the past few years, Mobike and Ofo were burning through large sums of investor money in a bid to win users from subsidized rides, but both have shown signs of softening their stance recently Mobike is downsizing its fleets to "avoid an oversupply" as the bike-sharing market falters, Meituan's chief financial officer Chen Shaohui said during the earnings call.
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"A Woman's Place" doesn't totally work — the flashbacks to Serena Joy's past feel a little too thin, and the episode continues The Handmaid's Tale's weird string of final scenes that don't quite jell (though this one falters for more understandable TV reasons of "we need to move the plot forward by any means possible," in contrast to the past couple).
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As the middle class falters in many Western countries, it is growing across the "85 world" and cities like Dubai — geographically well-situated as a four hour flight to one-third of the world and an eight hour flight to two-thirds of the world — have become air and trade and tourism hubs of a rising and aspiring middle class.
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China's economy has slowed and business confidence is at a decade low, but banks are not facing liquidity shortages, there is no chance of an exodus of dollars because of the closed capital account, and the leadership still has a wide range of stimulus measures, from lower taxes to new infrastructure projects, it could unveil if the economy further falters.
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And if McCarthy falters on the way to 85033 votes on the floor, House Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) is waiting in the wings.
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Suddenly, Zeke realizes that this is what he wants to be doing with his poetry, with Shaolin as his DJ. But it's not going to be easy: When Zeke winds up with the mic the first time around, he falters and makes a mess of it — proving to the crowd, who is already judging his disco attire, that he's out of place at this party.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOvernight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOvernight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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Chris CollinsChristopher (Chris) Carl CollinsOn The Money: Economy adds 136K jobs in September | Jobless rate at 85033-year low | Treasury IG to probe handling of Trump tax returns request | House presses Zuckerberg to testify on digital currency Two Collins associates plead guilty in insider trading case On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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If her concentration slips, if she falters in the debates or is upended by some ethical failing, if some event (a terrorist act, for instance) takes place that allows Trump to twist its meaning and rally voters to his banner of America First—if any of that happens, not only could the prospect of a female President remain a fantasy but power will be in the hands of a malevolent fraud.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden Harris to cut some staff, redeploy others to Iowa in campaign shake-up MORE's (D-Calif.) once-promising campaign appears to be in dire straits as the candidate plans to redeploy staffers to Iowa and lay off some staff members at her Baltimore headquarters as she falters in her bid for the Democratic nomination.
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The Good Jaw droppingly gorgeous • Promising new stealth and movement mechanics • Best Uncharted game to date, and a fitting send-off The Bad Doesn't do enough with all the cool new toys • Story falters around weak and/or inexplicable character motivations • Does too little to evolve the stuff Uncharted does best The Bottom Line 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' is a masterful series send-off from Naughty Dog, though it's not without its frustrations.
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In a letter to Democratic lawmakers obtained by The Hill, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOvernight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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The Trump administration's tax plan, promised in February, has yet to materialize; a House Republican plan has bogged down, taking as much fire from conservatives as liberals; and on Monday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told The Financial Times that the administration's goal of getting a tax plan signed by August was "not realistic at this point." am A tax overhaul could be the next expansive Trump campaign promise that falters before it even gathered much steam.
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The Ways and Means Committee sued the Treasury Department and the IRS in July after those agencies refused Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealOvernight Health Care: Watchdog finds DEA allowed more opioids even as overdose deaths rose | Judge temporarily blocks Georgia abortion law | Three states report more vaping deaths | Dem proposes new fix for surprise medical bills On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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BuzzFeed: Hundreds of people told us how sexual harassment in tech derailed their careers TechDirt: The strange fight over who should take John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE spot atop The Judiciary Committee The Verge: Coinbase exchange falters as bitcoin price fluctuates wildly WSJ: Apple's Tim Cook: No point yelling at China View the discussion thread.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFrom learning on his feet to policy director Biden struggles to reverse fall Democrats' debate divisions open the race to new (or old) faces MORE has signaled to allies that he's considering jumping into the race for the Democratic presidential nomination if former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE falters and Sen.
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According to minutes of the phone call with Interior's Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, Management and Budget Scott Cameron and committee members, Cameron said the decision to cut the advisory council was part of a broader effort between Zinke and Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueGOP Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville says Trump has 'put a noose' around farmers' necks with trade war Trump agriculture chief: No guarantee small farms can survive On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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If he falters, as the 2202-year-old political veteran did in two previous presidential runs, possible beneficiaries might be Governors: former Colorado chief executive John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE or Washington state's Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeCastro, Steyer join pledge opposing the Keystone XL pipeline Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Andrew Yang promises mass pardon to those imprisoned for nonviolent marijuana offenses MORE.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA nixes release of multiple reports over researcher exodus Schumer throws support behind Pelosi impeachment inquiry Senate Democrats hesitant to go all-in on impeachment probe MORE (D-Mich.), ranking member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, sent to a letter to USDA head Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueGOP Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville says Trump has 'put a noose' around farmers' necks with trade war Trump agriculture chief: No guarantee small farms can survive On The Money: Trump blames Fed as manufacturing falters | US to join Trump lawsuit over NY subpoena for tax returns | Ex-Rep.
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