Tesla once again finds itself in a somewhat tough spot.
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There are big structural reasons why business finds itself homeless.
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That is roughly the situation India finds itself in today.
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It's similar to the predicament that VR finds itself in.
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Yet that's the larger conundrum South Park finds itself in.
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Venezuela thus finds itself part of a trial of strength.
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And now the studio finds itself in a real pickle.
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The Chinese copper sector finds itself in a terminological trap.
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In sum, Puerto Rico finds itself in uncharted legal waters.
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In this context, Jaguar finds itself in an awkward position.
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This is the weird dilemma Mr. Robot finds itself in.
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The chamber finds itself in turbulent political waters these days.
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That's the situation the Republican Party finds itself in today.
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But the group now finds itself beset by internal conflict.
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Canada finds itself stuck in the middle of the dispute.
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The company finds itself defending against serious allegations of wrongdoing.
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And it's in that context that Miller's set finds itself.
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Once again Uber finds itself taking heat for questionable business practices.
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And so, as 2018 begins, Snap finds itself under heightened scrutiny.
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Qualcomm, meanwhile, finds itself battling one of its two largest customers.
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In short, Europe finds itself, once again, pondering an uncertain future.
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So the judiciary finds itself with a job left half-done.
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I've been torn on the current chapter "Outlander" finds itself in.
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America today finds itself in the midst of an inactivity crisis.
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The situation that Samsung finds itself in today is quite peculiar.
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The Pro finds itself in a weird grey area of practicality.
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Huawei "suddenly finds itself on the front line of civilizational confrontation."
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The labor movement now finds itself at a crossroads on a
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But want it or not, that's where South Korea finds itself.
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Now, Fairway finds itself in a familiar position — filing for bankruptcy.
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Worse, the brand finds itself out of step with consumer taste.
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NABU finds itself in a difficult situation with Tesla&aposs arrival.
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Now, Fourth Universalist finds itself on a list of disturbing statistics.
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Only this year, college basketball finds itself in a precarious place.
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Back in Wisconsin, Mosinee Brewing Co. finds itself in a similar position.
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The world finds itself at the crossroads when it comes to energy.
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After 150 years of relentless colonization, Canada finds itself at a crossroads.
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Not for the first time Google finds itself in the commission's crosshairs.
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It now finds itself in a peculiar position in a changed world.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Silicon Valley finds itself trapped in political purgatory.
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Perhaps a system finds itself in a boom, and the economy flourishes.
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But it finds itself competing for tenants with more modern office space.
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Beijing finds itself in an unenviable position – and Kim likely knows it.
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Qatar still finds itself excluded and singled out by its near neighbors.
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In the cloud service market, Microsoft finds itself firmly in second place.
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An ancient Greek site finds itself caught between China and Alexis Tsipras.
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That said, it's truly amazing that Britain finds itself in this position.
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New York suddenly finds itself looking for not one, but two tastemakers.
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And that is the doom loop the US now finds itself in.
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This is the second time the retailer finds itself in this situation.
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The country's political left now finds itself without an obvious standard-bearer.
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And yet, Denver finds itself in second place in the Western Conference.
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Facebook now finds itself having to define who qualifies as a politician.
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The E3 finds itself caught in the middle of those spiraling tensions.
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The indictment comes as Israel finds itself in an unprecedented political situation.
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The Trump administration finds itself backed into a corner on every front.
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This is why the United States often finds itself in a flux.
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Canada, meanwhile, finds itself in the thick of a national curling crisis.
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The change of course highlights the existential crisis in which Juul finds itself.
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America now finds itself in a moment reminiscent of the Cold War era.
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All 50, Ranked From First to Worst Washington D.C. finds itself at no.
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The biggest problem is that Britain now finds itself without a foreign policy.
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Once again, pro wrestling finds itself working as a mirror to American politics.
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Meanwhile, the Jäger family finds itself back in court, reopening its restitution case.
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"And Whole Foods is adapting to the new world it finds itself in."
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Dear Bryan, At long last, The Walking Dead finds itself back in Alexandria.
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Westminster community, which finds itself in the midst of a fierce debate about
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This is the predicament the federal civil service finds itself to be in.
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The pro-life movement now finds itself inside a trap that it built.
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Iran, amongst the most affected countries, finds itself in a particularly complex position.
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This is how United States now finds itself barreling toward a legitimacy crisis.
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Reframe 2019 finds itself somewhere in the spectrum between concert and performance art.
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Hong Kong now finds itself at risk as investors are looking to diversify.
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Retired Turkish diplomat Uluc Ozulker said Turkey now finds itself backed into a corner.
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ZTE suddenly finds itself in the eye of a looming trade war between superpowers.
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But now, the city once again finds itself enveloped in a wave of violence.
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But that is where Theresa May's government finds itself with respect to overseas students.
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But that's the situation that Chinese telecom firm ZTE finds itself in right now.
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Seinfeld's work often finds itself at the center of the scene's acclaim and controversy.
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That's the dilemma Riverdale finds itself faced with as heads into its sophomore season.
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After ruling as the undisputed disrupter of American retailing, Walmart finds itself being disrupted.
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The United States now finds itself back at the crossroads of accommodation or courage.
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But now that Germany finds itself on center stage, it might as well perform.
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What is clear is that Britain now finds itself in a no-win position.
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SCIUTTO: And so, the U.S. finds itself in a new, more ominous space race.
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As technology infiltrates service-based businesses, the tech community finds itself at a crossroads.
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That is where rock finds itself, in a stage of reflection on past glories.
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Washington finds itself having a genuine policy debate that isn't driven by party line.
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It's not just the much-maligned 1 percent that finds itself under the microscope.
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The result is that Saudi Arabia now finds itself powerless in supporting oil prices.
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THE TECH giant finds itself enmeshed in a broad battle between China and America.
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And so the institution meant to check the president now finds itself protecting him.
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Yet the process takes time and Rome finds itself in an especially awkward position.
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He noted the peculiar situation in which the oil and gas industry finds itself.
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South Korea finds itself in a weak position to resist the new US approach.
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That is until China finds itself under attack from ruthless invaders and a witch.
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And now, Fidelity finds itself contending not just with market forces but social forces.
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Switzerland consistently finds itself in the top 20 most innovative countries in the world.
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Nokia also finds itself selling gear directly to Web giants like Facebook and Google.
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"It's a shame that the Republican Party finds itself where we are," South Carolina Sen.
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Instead, Europe finds itself bogged down in squabbles that have become increasingly untethered from reality.
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Now it finds itself close to the heart of these two major trade secret dustups.
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And it now finds itself at a crucial level, according to the chart-minded trader.
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As it approaches 40, Apple finds itself dealing with some middle-age-type adult problems.
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When one drone finds itself caught on protective netting, rescuing it becomes a community endeavor.
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Unfortunately, for the next few months the Fed finds itself in a "lose-lose" scenario.
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Instead it finds itself caught between two embittered factions, neither of which it can ignore.
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Now that this borderland finds itself in the heart of Europe, the frontiers barely exist.
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But whatever mess the White House finds itself in is one of their own making.
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I sympathize with the impossible position in which the Republican National Committee (RNC) finds itself.
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So it too finds itself in the need of a bit of a Portuguese getaway.
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Terrorism finds itself both a foothold and weapons in volatile regions with ongoing intense conflicts.
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And mostly, it finds itself translating with only fitful successes, and rarely adding anything new.
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The US has struggled to deliver on this and finds itself in a growing crisis.
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But it's ideally suited to the particular moment in which the country now finds itself.
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Lyngby finds itself in a protracted relegation battle, thanks to Denmark's complex system of playoffs.
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The left too often finds itself with tunnel vision, blindly attacking corporate interests as bad.
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It is simply that the Bundesliga, for now, finds itself in the vanguard of fashion.
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"This case finds itself at the intersection of public corruption and securities fraud," he added.
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Instead, the film business finds itself lagging last year's surge and facing questions about why.
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That's the dilemma the NFL finds itself in as it enters its historic 100th season.
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That's changing as Huawei finds itself threatened by a US campaign targeting its global operations.
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It is under this same scrutiny that Mumsnet finds itself in its current existential dilemma.
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Today, Western politics finds itself in a cacophony of revolutionary rhetoric from populists of all persuasions.
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This is not the first time the Weeksville finds itself in the face of looming bankruptcy.
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Kmart, though, finds itself exactly where it was in 2002: bankrupt and looking for a savior.
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Around Season 2 is where the show really finds itself and its story comes to life.
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"Juarez now finds itself peaceful, working and dedicated to producing goods and services," Gonzalez Mocken said.
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But at the end of the year the kingdom finds itself in retreat on all fronts.
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A great deal of plastic debris finds itself in massive garbage patches in the Pacific Ocean.
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The Model 3, and Tesla as a company, finds itself in a very decisive, precarious moment.
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Having thoroughly upended the antiquated space launch industry, SpaceX now finds itself in a challenging position.
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Recently things have changed, however, and Sonos no longer finds itself in such a cozy position.
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"Canada finds itself, frankly, in a really very special status," Schwarzman told reporters after addressing cabinet.
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Airbnb is a privately owned company that frequently finds itself in various kinds of regulatory trouble.
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" Now, however, Park argues, BuildDirect finds itself in the "strongest position in its 19-year history.
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That is precisely the predicament Microsoft finds itself in on the eve of Super Bowl 50.
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And in doing so, the show finds itself newly relevant for 2017 without trying too hard.
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Kosovo now finds itself, like the rest of Europe, fending off the threat of radical Islam.
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The report comes as the intelligence community finds itself under intense scrutiny from the Trump administration.
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This summer, though, Le Havre finds itself with a windfall, in some ways an unwelcome one.
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But despite having pleased WADA with its recent progress, RUSADA finds itself at an apparent impasse.
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Now, the capital finds itself dry or in the dark, or both, on any given day.
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The NBA finds itself in the midst of an international controversy that began with a tweet.
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This is the scenario in which Riot, a company that is 80-percent male, finds itself.
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Turnout jumps when the country finds itself in either national security difficulties (wartime) or economic problems.
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The island nation of Kiribati finds itself bound up in global geopolitics in a different way.
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With hawkish rhetoric between Washington and Beijing, the White House now finds itself in a bind.
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Instead, it is a worldview that finds itself on an express train heading off a cliff.
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I have talked a lot about Qualcomm and the complicated strategic position it finds itself in.
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Critic's Pick In this sensational genre whatsit, a town finds itself fighting for its very existence.
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And that's where Canada finds itself in the same situation as pretty much every Western democracy.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, and the world again finds itself facing a grim challenge.
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But as a consequence, it now finds itself in an economic war on nearly every front.
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I think the kindness and enthusiasm I found are tied to where the country finds itself.
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Now it finds itself out of favor, Brody Mullins and Alex Leary of the WSJ report.
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But now that China finds itself under pressure, it is keen to have a common statement.
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Our city finds itself in an uncomfortable place: on the front line between freedom and autocracy.
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The "Night Fever" exhibition comes at a time when club culture finds itself at a crossroads.
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If the Conways' marriage finds itself split by Trump, it would not be the first time.
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The Irish government, which along with the UK guaranteed the peace deal, finds itself increasingly vilified.
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In its push to go after a new customer, Amazon finds itself strictly in Walmart's territory.
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Flash forward 25 years, and Paramount once again finds itself at the center of a battle.
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For my money, the XE finds itself in aesthetic competition, really, with just the Maserati Ghibli.
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Alas, however, this new title—which Ishii directs and co-produces—finds itself caught between worlds.
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Outside the two brothels, however, Harlots finds itself on much less stable (and less interesting) ground.
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Challenges over the TPP come, as Japan finds itself in the crosshairs of the new U.S. administration.
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The position Minnesota now finds itself in is one of the NBA's least desirable and most depressing.
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" Williamson: Harley's rebellion - National Review: "Harley-Davidson, like the Pilgrims, finds itself at odds with the authorities.
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His camera frequently finds itself on the streets, observing pedestrians who often look livelier than the models.
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Soon humans are dropping too and eventually Oran finds itself quarantined from the rest of the world.
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Nonetheless, it adds to a growing picture of the dire straits the country now finds itself in.
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That is especially true just now when America finds itself in a stand-off with North Korea.
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Currently it finds itself doing both beefed-up collective defence and crisis-management at the same time.
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But Gerbic's team just as often finds itself fact-checking dubious claims from their family and friends.
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After years of slim-pickings among big men, the NBA now finds itself inundated with quality centers.
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The organization that finds itself in the unlikely role of cutthroat bastard here is The Woodland Trust.
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What's funny is that among all of this activity, Sony once again finds itself playing catch-up.
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Worse, America often finds itself fighting enemies radicalised or empowered by the blowback from its own interventions.
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Still, Qatar finds itself pitted against an army of advocates for the countries that have cut ties.
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That's less true for marijuana ETFs, a sector that finds itself in something of a holding pattern.
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By being synonymous with vaping, it finds itself embroiled in a multitude of different vaping-related incidents.
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However, the advantage of that early lead and limited rivalry has evaporated and America finds itself lagging.
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PES needs to stop obfuscating and take responsibility for the unfortunate mess it finds itself in today.
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ESPN, long a neutral space for sports, now finds itself the frontline for America's politico-culture war.
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But it finds itself in a peculiar predicament: Although its numbers are strong, it is virtually powerless.
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These economists advocate an even slower path than the one on which the committee currently finds itself.
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Despite going back to Anaheim for the deciding game, the team finds itself in an enviable position.
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Germany finds itself at the heart of this divide, and it's unclear whether the center can hold.
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The largely luckless Pied Piper crew finally finds itself in charge, as well as a man down.
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But such a flurry of announcements mainly testifies to the impasse at which the court finds itself.
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But the show is also indicative of just how much trouble HBO finds itself in in 2016.
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The Air Force currently finds itself 1,500 pilots short, to include 1,300 fighter pilots, the general said.
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Mr. Khan takes over at a time when Pakistan finds itself increasingly isolated on the global stage.
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The toxic smoke is a bleak backdrop and an apt metaphor for where Silicon Valley finds itself.
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The press finds itself subject to the same abuses that have affected other areas of our society.
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The Federal Reserve now finds itself in a bad place and there is no good way out.
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And that is the most troubling aspect of the crisis the Labour Party now finds itself in.
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The SEC finds itself in the middle of a similar situation, though the scale is less dramatic.
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To understand where "Star Wars" finds itself as a franchise, a bit of history is in order.
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The box the White House now finds itself stuck in is based on a couple fundamental missteps.
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Worryingly, most Americans are unaware of the dire straits in which the American-German relationship finds itself.
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But having long harrangued China for its disrespect of such rights, America now finds itself badgered, too.■
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The United States finds itself increasingly at odds with China on an array of issues besides trade.
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Tyre engaged in trade with Jerusalem, that long-prized city that again finds itself in the news.
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The Metropolitan Detention Center also finds itself in a place that can no longer be considered remote.
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If anything goes in a butthole, it gets washed before it finds itself in a vagina. Cool?
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The administration finds itself in the position of a chess master at a critical juncture of the match.
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Runner-up Texas finds itself in a bit of a rut, but there are worse problems to have.
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The story follows a traveling police band from Egypt that finds itself in a remote Israeli desert town.
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Just a year and a half from IPO, action cam maker GoPro finds itself a company in decline.
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For ZTE, the fourth-largest smartphone maker in the U.S. once again finds itself in a difficult position.
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In the clip, a newborn kitty somehow finds itself in the middle of a busy highway in Bangkok.
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AMC's new service comes at a time when the theater industry finds itself at odds with streaming companies.
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Once an aggressive bidder for trophy assets, it now finds itself in the position of a desperate seller.
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But given the unique circumstances (the U.K. finds itself in), this will be a good test for Johnson.
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Once again Europe finds itself in a position where politics, the ECB and the banks are dangerously entwined.
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Every administration finds itself confronting a new type of record that must be catalogued and kept for posterity.
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And fact-checking is a vocation that often finds itself mired in petty word-based disputes like this.
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So, at least in the present day, LHS 1140b finds itself orbiting a very nice, quiet host star.
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Still, it's notable that a company that has done nothing but grow now finds itself tapping the brakes.
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Once again, Congress finds itself with less than a week to strike a deal to fund the government.
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A replica of the One Ring from LOTR finds itself inside of a vagina in Fenêtre Project's 98.6F.
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ON THE rich world's long march away from heavy industry, Britain once again finds itself to the fore.
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The Labor Department finds itself back in GOP crosshairs on Capitol Hill over a controversial union-organizing rule.
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Syria now finds itself behind countries in sub-Saharan Africa when it comes to improving infant survival rates.
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It has since completely collapsed, and the country now finds itself in the middle of a financial crisis.
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"The first family of music" finds itself constantly thwarting and eliminating threats, internal and external, past and present.
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But the Senate finds itself in the same situation that preceded the Obamacare repeal vote in late July.
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Now, the company faces a new challenge as it finds itself caught up in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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Now, the family finds itself worried about the debt the father occurred in migrating to the United States.
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But the scope of the enhancements also reflects the difficult spot in which Hong Kong Disneyland finds itself.
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"I appreciate that the IRS finds itself in a morass that Equifax created," he told Gizmodo on Thursday.
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"I think it's largely a genre of music that finds itself being a release for people," he says.
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Ironically, it is Greece that now finds itself caught between promoting and protecting what the EU stands for.
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Ironically, it is Greece that now finds itself caught between promoting and protecting what the EU stands for.
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On this weak foundation, the region finds itself at the front end of a massive public health crisis.
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But Singapore finds itself continually needing to remind officials in Beijing that it is not a Chinese country.
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The collapsing tunnel enterprise, in a way, neatly captures where Hamas finds itself: with no good way out.
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A group of brass players finds itself swept up in an electroacoustic swirl that Alvin Lucier might appreciate.
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As novel coronavirus COVID-22006 wreaks havoc on the global economy, Alibaba finds itself in a familiar position.
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In a clash between corn-based fuel and the oil industry, the administration finds itself in the middle.
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Already struggling against Amazon, the retailer finds itself lacking credible leadership and strategies at the worst possible time.
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They play crew members on a fishing boat that finds itself in the middle of three converging storms.
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Google also finds itself a distant third to Amazon and Microsoft in the fast-growing cloud computing market.
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But that's where Congress finds itself with the United States on the brink of military conflict with Iran.
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Now, nearly four years after that kidnapping, Nigeria finds itself in the global spotlight again over missing schoolgirls.
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This week, the country finds itself in yet another legal discombobulation occasioned by President Trump's constitutional boundary-pushing.
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Despite the best bipartisan effort to bring rationality to the process, however, Virginia finds itself in a mess.
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Today, research on the link between technology and wellbeing, attention, and addiction finds itself in need of similar initiatives.
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Just ten months after launch, live-streaming app Periscope finds itself looking for ways to continue its explosive growth.
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The federal government has negotiated debt relief with some states and now finds itself shoring up public security too.
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Apple, along with its rivals including Samsung, finds itself in a highly saturated smartphone market where growth is falling.
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And so claiming compliance without trust, as Facebook now finds itself trying to, really is the archetypal Sisyphean struggle.
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Those investments have been so widespread that the giant company sometimes finds itself at odds with its own investments.
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In fact, a growing chorus is calling for a major reset before Uber finds itself deeper in the muck.
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So the question is, what now for a PC giant that finds itself in a largely post-PC world?
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Zuma will survive but he will survive within an ANC that finds itself unable to accomplish just about anything.
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Even though Facebook often finds itself in hot water in Washington and the media, users don't seem to care.
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Deutsche Bank finds itself in the center of a panic, and some analysts are pointing fingers at U.S. regulators.
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Brandless finds itself in the uncomfortable middle ground of not being niche enough and not being broad enough — yet.
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America's antitrust establishment is like a clergy that after decades of obscurity finds itself blinking on the world stage.
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Rieder said the Fed finds itself in a position where it will want to signal a strong policy move.
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Though YouTube often finds itself dealing with complex moderation cases, calls to violence specifically violate its terms of service.
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The owner of the Westin and W chains finds itself the object of desire for two very different suitors.
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You see, the BSA now finds itself in a position where they must stand for what they believe in.
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Despite its rich history, present-day Memphis sometimes finds itself outshone by modern rap meccas like Atlanta and Houston.
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The growth outlook is darkening, and as Thursday's vote showed, the Bank finds itself in an increasingly tight spot.
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Facebook nonetheless finds itself in congressional crosshairs for Russian-sponsored misinformation circulated in posts and advertisements before Election Day.
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Why it matters: America finds itself in a race with other countries, most notably China, to advance AI technologies.
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Like other re-enacting units, his group finds itself back in Gettysburg and other battlefield towns with some regularity.
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The Obama administration's inaction helped open the door to the 21st-century hypersonic contest America finds itself in today.
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" The nationalist government, he said, now finds itself trapped by the radical groups after years of "flirting with them.
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" He added: "For when women can transmit their gifts, the world finds itself more united and more in peace.
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Google finds itself uncomfortably at the center of a debate over the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
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Pope Francis's remarks were aimed at the conflict that the United States now finds itself in with North Korea.
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But for all the enthusiasm, the Democratic Party finds itself at a major cash disadvantage compared to Trump's GOP.
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Instead, Samsung reversed their very long losing streak against KT and now finds itself facing an even taller mountain.
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In Duarte&aposs structure, act one introduces the situation in which your organization (or your customer) finds itself in.
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Across the Middle East these days, often away from the headlines, Israel finds itself deeply involved in Arab wars.
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As "the music industry finds itself fighting over pennies while waving goodbye to dollars," to quote the New York Times; as the publishing industry finds itself increasingly eclipsed by Amazon; as "the number of people watching TV is falling off a cliff," as Business Insider puts it — movie box office just keeps rising.
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The LNG industry now finds itself more or less where iron ore and coal were a couple of years ago.
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Utah finds itself in the middle of the Pac-25.83 standings as it enters Thursday's road tilt at Washington State.
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Land art, or "earthworks," is a comparatively young art practice that finds itself at the intersection between nature and culture.
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Still, for now, the industry finds itself obfuscated in the shadow of big fintech companies, and even painful marketing coincidences.
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South Florida often finds itself at the epicenter of chaos, political and otherwise, and the last week was no exception.
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The unusual move to speak publicly about Uber's ongoing identity crisis reflects the fragile position the company finds itself in.
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Poisoned, run over and shot on sight, the country's national animal finds itself threatened by frightened humans and dated myths.
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The subsequent collection of that data is at the heart of the privacy crisis Facebook now finds itself mired in.
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Now in its ninth issue, Happy Hypocrite once again finds itself with a new editor: London-based artist Hannah Sawtell.
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The game finds itself focusing more on the moment-to-moment action of driving, fighting, and surviving in the wasteland.
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But the series now finds itself at the same place it was before the reboot: stale and out of ideas.
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Able to legalise cannabis but unable to tax or regulate it, DC finds itself in a strange hinterland of legality.
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The "I" finds itself, instead, in the combination of those primeval elements: wind across the water, light on the mountain.
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Curiously, this dream of a Muslim paradise finds itself confronted with another dream at once antagonistic and similar: the West.
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Known for gleefully bashing the old Republican establishment, Breitbart now finds itself at the center of the party's presidential campaign.
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If a municipality needs to sue to address an important local issue, it often finds itself barred from the courthouse.
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The FTC also finds itself in a difficult spot as it faces pressure to take a tougher line on Zuckerberg.
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If the court finds itself evenly split it could choose to hold the case until there is a ninth justice.
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The Trump administration finds itself under increased scrutiny as investigators look into possible ties between the president's campaign and Russia.
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Here, with a drug epidemic that affects every corner of society, America finds itself set against an indisputably common enemy.
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NASA now finds itself in the odd position of monitoring a developing planetary crisis that President Trump himself has dismissed.
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As a result, Spain now finds itself having to pay slightly higher premiums to persuade investors to buy its debt.
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In an age of exhausted hyperbolic vernacular, it's hard to emphasize the genuinely unprecedented moment our Republic finds itself in.
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Oklahoma finds itself in a budget bind after lawmakers slashed business taxes and top income tax rates year after year.
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On the brink of actual voting, the party that preached of unity to defeat President Trump finds itself very divided.
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This is the cycle United finds itself trapped in; it is, as it happens, one that Liverpool fans will remember.
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And so this is where the nation finds itself; the President searching for increasingly inflammatory ways to bully a rival.
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The United States now finds itself trying to persuade its putative ally to play a constructive rather than destructive role.
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Yes, but: Like many other cities across the country, Oakland finds itself reeling from the economic crisis in local news.
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The I.A.A.F. finds itself inundated on many fronts, like corruption, doping and the permissible levels of testosterone in female athletes.
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The course lifted a veil of ignorance and opened my eyes to the irreversible state our world finds itself in.
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But today, Venezuela, a South American country of more than 333 million people, finds itself in the old, familiar predicament.
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Juul now finds itself at the center of what's becoming arguably the most contentious battle over nicotine use in decades.
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But it is certainly interesting that on so many issues, the administration finds itself lining up against the same foe.
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Still, Sina finds itself embroiled in an unusual situation for a company with a surging stock price: a proxy fight.
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But now it finds itself with a newly diversified portfolio worth $6 billion, according to the current rector, the Rev.
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Don't look now but, for the third time, today, a No. 1 seed finds itself in a first-half hole.
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" He also threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea if the US finds itself "forced to defend itself or its allies.
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Given the mess Hong Kong finds itself in now, though, legislators could be more open to giving voters a louder voice.
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After all, if a company finds itself in severe financial stress, bondholders have more legal rights than owners of the stock.
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In addition to the uncertainty surrounding who is running for office, the party currently finds itself in a state of transition.
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AS HACKERS wreak havoc with depressing regularity, the insurance industry finds itself forced to contemplate a whole new set of risks.
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"Twitter now finds itself in a similar situation, where you have a lot of this really egregious behaviour," Phillips told Motherboard.
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Also note the artifacting around Vlad's head where the iPhone finds itself confused by all the cabling and scaffolding behind him.
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The crisis in which Britain finds itself in large part reflects the problems and contradictions within the idea of Brexit itself.
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Such is the mess Britain finds itself in that even jettisoning a powerless prime minister is not really a step forward.
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A dearth of Arabic shows is not the only reason why Netflix finds itself, unusually, having to catch up with others.
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While that's arguably a worst-case scenario for the current difficulties in which Deutsche finds itself, it's not a remote one.
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The FAA finds itself in the hot seat, especially over its decision to certify the 20193 MAX without demanding additional training.
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Today, America finds itself with an executive branch that ascended to the White House, in part, thanks to fearmongering about immigrants.
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The company that tasked itself with helping to build the future finds itself in the midst of one it couldn't anticipate.
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But there are lots of "fine" games like Chasm now, which means Chasm finds itself heavily relying on one unique asset.
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The company finds itself in a position of either alienating its advertisers or the very people who create the platform's content.
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The UN finds itself at a difficult juncture given increasing accusations of its lack of suitability for purpose in today's world.
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And Trump's White House finds itself jammed into that car -- with no clear sense of where they're headed -- right about now.
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The punishment comes as ZTE finds itself targeted by the U.S. government over spying charges, alongside fellow Chinese handset maker, Huawei.
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What you have here is a presidency that is just 208 days old that finds itself in total and complete crisis.
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And it's that sound that finds itself at the core of the new single from Kent three-piece The Bay Rays.
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That has shrunk the island's tax base, and PR now finds itself locked in "a death spiral," as Padilla calls it.
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It just hasn't kept growing and improving the way that cheaper rivals have, and now Apple finds itself facing stiffer competition.
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Halfway through the program, the Caribbean nation finds itself second in the medal standings and battling the U.S. for top spot.
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Not very, if you consider the current immigration-related discharge petition predicament in which the House Republican "leadership" now finds itself.
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The visit comes as Apple finds itself at odds with the Chinese government, with which it has previously had warm relations.
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I give President Trump great credit for shining his spotlight on the ridiculous place the U.S. finds itself over drug prices.
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The idea of pushing speed makes sense since Ford finds itself playing catch up with new, as well as established, competitors.
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The U.S. finds itself increasingly isolated in the G-20 for its position on the first two, which is a novelty.
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But his country, so dynamic on the economic front, fertile soil for start-ups, finds itself at a terrible political impasse.
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The company uses this talking point for all manner of trouble it finds itself in, and it just doesn't cut it.
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Starwood, the owner of the Westin and W Hotel chains, finds itself the object of desire for two very different suitors.
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The Congressional Black Caucus also finds itself in a sticky political situation, as members debate whether to support Harris or Sen.
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But, this contest finds itself performing the role as the supporting act despite having distinct and profound implications for both men.
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Yelp is going to face increased competition as it finds itself increasingly competing with core platforms like Apple Maps and Google.
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KCM finds itself at the heart of Zambia's nationalist storm but it is not the only operator in the government's sights.
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Yet despite the risks of racialized politics for the Democratic Party, it often finds itself incapable of de-emphasizing the issue.
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It is a city that has seen more than its share of crisis, and now finds itself staring at yet another.
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The industry finds itself in a fateful position, forced to think seriously about how to schedule and administer its own diminishment.
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As growth slows in Europe, China, Japan and elsewhere, the United States finds itself at the top of the global economy.
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In the wake of this charm, Ron's spider winds up on roller skates; Neville's Snape finds itself in his grandmother's pajamas.
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So it is in 2019 when conservative nonprofit Prager University finds itself allied with a group of left-leaning LGBTQ+ YouTubers.
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It now finds itself saddled with toxic assets and was estimated to need up to 1.2 trillion roubles in state support.
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That's a rather sobering thought, given that traditional TV currently finds itself under siege, from streaming and other alternative programming options.
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Nowhere is that more true than Turkey, which now finds itself likely on the receiving end of U.S. and European sanctions.
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Paraguay now finds itself at the international vanguard not in spite of its late arrival to modernity but because of it.
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An institution accustomed to weathering criticism about its literary judgments now finds itself facing the challenge of rebuilding its fundamental credibility.
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Shah's responses illustrated the difficult position the White House press office finds itself in when it comes to the Daniels controversy.
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Now, the United States finds itself involved in a third campaign to prevent a state from asserting hegemonic control in Asia.
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Music blares from portable speakers, including a hand-held tape recorder that finds itself between at least one dancer's butt cheeks.
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Founded 50 years ago this September partly to fight crime, the 69th Street Block Association now finds itself taking on supergentrification.
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The situation the country finds itself in now inverts the usual question of presidential power: Do the ends justify the means?
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There, it finds itself surrounded by other bootleg Zoloft balls, all of which stare into the front-facing cameras of their phones.
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The remarks come as the Fed finds itself at the center of attention in both the financial markets and the political arena.
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But I can't make a case for it as required reading, because it finds itself at the dead end of its ideas.
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But it's a time when Facebook also increasingly finds itself under fire over fake news and its role in the political process.
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The world's two leading economies are locking horns in an unprecedented manner, and Huawei finds itself in the middle of that clash.
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The traditionally Sunni-dominated city now finds itself advanced on by troops representing the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government, supported by Shiite militias.
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The company now finds itself fighting for its life against competition from the core platforms its service exists on: Android and iOS.
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Ukrainian art finds itself unwillingly engaged in a media project that presents a threat to the state of democracy in Ukrainian society.
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But now, amid mass layoffs that have affected the media landscape at large, LGBT media finds itself in a state of flux.
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Berlin finds itself surrounded by anti-austerity governments in the south — Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy — and anti-refugee governments in the East.
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The Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC), the Fed's policymaking arm, finds itself at a difficult crossroads during its two-day October meeting.
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Which of these a primordial germ cell goes on to become depends on the sex of the tissue it finds itself in.
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Sure, Microsoft finds itself actively courting creatives, of late, but business software has always been an important piece of the company's DNA.
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It's a politically charged moment that is unsubtle in its critique of the narrow-mindedness that finds itself being scared of diversity.
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The league, which has historically has dominated in television ratings, finds itself looking for answers and ways to get back on top.
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And now the most visible women's team at the university finds itself unranked for the first time in more than three decades.
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As its contours emerge, Mr Macron's government finds itself charged with betraying those principles, not least by some of its own deputies.
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"Greece should not be left alone in the situation in which it finds itself," Steffen Seibert told a regular government news conference.
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It's the differences where the movie finds itself and breaks away just enough from Reitman's version that the concept ofGhostbusters feels fresh.
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The market now finds itself on unstable footing, with two sectors in particular sending warning signs, according to Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com.
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Some other thoughts for the weekend: Kara Swisher finds a metaphor for where Silicon Valley now finds itself in the California wildfires.
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But the party also finds itself with a singular asset that might overpower any of those deep, structural woes: Donald Trump's presidency.
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While the delay could prolong the period of uncertainty and instability that Britain finds itself in, there are practical reasons to wait.
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Divided, dispirited, defeated: This is the state the GOP finds itself in, on the eve of Trump's increasingly likely coronation in July.
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The case was heard before Cooper took office, and attorneys for North Carolina argued that the state finds itself in a bind.
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Currently 1-4 after a dagger loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, New York finds itself in the NFC East basement.
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But today, it finds itself left behind by a digital generation, out of the mainstream eye as a sideshow during Chinese festivals.
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"Uber finds itself in a complicated situation" due to Levandowski's lack of cooperation, the ride-hailing company admitted in its legal filing.
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It's an aesthetic that's oddly fitting, considering the sauna finds itself down the street from sketchiest corner on the East Hastings strip.
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The only way out of the political and economic bottleneck in which Puerto Rico finds itself is by addressing the status question.
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Like a struggling actor selling used cars outside Palm Springs, social media now finds itself doing a job it never wanted: journalism.
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But now the company finds itself singled-out over how it treats its employees and under fire from the left and right.
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While NATO is not at risk of extinction, it finds itself at a critical inflection point in its nearly 70-year history.
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Not surprisingly, public defense finds itself starved of resources while facing impossible caseloads that mock the idea of justice for the poor.
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America finds itself at a cultural turning point, long overdue, in how we perceive, describe and adjudicate sexualized attacks by powerful men.
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Part of the reason American diplomacy finds itself in this situation is because its practitioners do a terrible job defending their work.
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But suddenly it finds itself facing a different realization — the only thing worse than a strong Germany may be a weak one.
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"With all the ups and downs, the S&P 500 finds itself trading at a level right around 2,930," according to Bespoke.
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As you probably know, his employer now finds itself in the middle of a messy dispute between the American and Chinese governments.
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As we head toward the Senate's tax bill endgame, the GOP finds itself forced to choose between a couple of unappealing options.
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Do you think it could be expedient to have an earlier one, given the current political climate that Huawei finds itself in?
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This is pretty much exactly the same position that the Trump administration now finds itself in today, more than three years later.
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Wells Fargo again finds itself on the hotseat for mistakes it made trying to repay customers hit by improper loan fees. Sen.
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This is exactly where the Republican Party needs as it finds itself having only passed only one major legislative item in 2017.
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At a time when Chile again finds itself in civil unrest, her call for other filmmakers to investigate the past is pertinent.
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But Georgia's political middle, long the dominant force behind the state's thriving commerce and pragmatic leadership, suddenly finds itself all but abandoned.
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It means the issue could easily slip into next year if the historically slow-moving Congress finds itself in another legislative logjam.
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Saudi Arabia finds itself in the midst of heightened diplomatic tensions with the West over the disappearance of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Sudan, its economy shaken by the 2011 secession of the south, finds itself in confrontation with a neighbour far wealthier and more powerful.
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Just weeks before Ford rolls out its new Ranger pickup, the automaker finds itself in a strange position: playing catch up on trucks.
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The reality is Puerto Rico finds itself on the verge of economic cardiac arrest following decades of contraction, population flight and excessive spending.
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Russian submarines have become increasing assertive in the Atlantic, and the Pentagon finds itself upping its game to try to maintain its supremacy.
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But Kraft, having merged with Heinz, now finds itself at the other end of the league table, with $65.4 billion in shareholders' equity.
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Beyond the trial and conviction of its former dictator Hissene Habre for crimes against humanity, Chad hardly ever finds itself in the spotlight.
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A few states, including New York and California, have officially outlawed online impersonation, which is why Devumi now finds itself in hot water.
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Today, as Germany clumsily grapples with the result of its inconclusive election in September, much of Europe finds itself in a similar spot.
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An Intel spokesperson told Gizmodo last week that the sale was entirely "unrelated" to the dire situation that Intel finds itself in today.
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Though it also does more cooperative work with major tech companies, the EFF frequently finds itself on the opposite side of the ring.
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The strategist changes come as Wall Street's research industry finds itself in a more challenging situation thanks to increased regulation and lower profits.
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Two years later, the kingdom finds itself mired in a stalemate, about 10,000 civilians have been killed and a humanitarian crisis is worsening.
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The group also finds itself serving as a microcosm of the struggle for inclusivity that came to the forefront in the 2016 campaign.
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Conspiracy theories about Russia are proliferating because of the strange limbo that America finds itself in: The sitting president is under FBI investigation.
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If the Democrat party finds itself with majority control after November and in position to schedule impeachment proceedings, they will do so gleefully.
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Now at the five-year mark since commencing flights, La Compagnie finds itself in a strong position as it inches closer to profitability.
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Now the military finds itself at the center of a tumultuous debate about its role as the nation's conscience and most trusted institution.
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As our country finds itself in the midst of one of the worst opioid epidemics, Mexico is an important partner in this fight.
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However, as US President Donald Trump's attention drifts and Chinese leader Xi Jinping grows more powerful, Singapore finds itself in a tenuous position.
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The Midwest finds itself in the seemingly enviable position of low unemployment rates combined with higher-than-average rates of labor force participation.
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Kentucky finds itself in an unfamiliar position in the middle of October - looking forward to something other than the start of basketball practice.
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Because the next wave of United States sanctions target financial messaging, Swift now finds itself under pressure from Washington to disconnect from Iran.
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In its first major New York engagement since Taylor's death last summer, the company finds itself, naturally, in a state of profound transition.
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The impasse at which Britain now finds itself — with an agreement that no one wants to support except under duress — was entirely predictable.
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"Heavier sanctions could follow if the United States finds itself on a path to escalation with Turkey, beyond the usual rhetoric," he said.
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That, in miniature, is why the country finds itself in the throes of an intense debate over the timing of Australia Day. Jan.
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I think where America finds itself right now in the moment of untruth under Trump, there are parallels for that in our business.
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And now America finds itself governed by a party with as little respect for democratic norms or rule of law as Hungary's Fidesz.
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But given the steel and aluminum tariffs and tensions with Canada, the United States finds itself on its own in talks with China.
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Instead, Congress finds itself with unexpected time that creates a meaningful opportunity to get back to work on the agenda they ran on.
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The island's president has taken to social media as Taiwan loses allies and finds itself blocked by China from international institutions like Interpol.
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Britain's appeal as a headquarters for multinational companies will be undermined as it finds itself separated from the Continent by a revived border.
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If ad revenue is drying up and the site finds itself in an adversarial relationship with potential funders, what are the other options?
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Still, the minty interloper looks like it could bite, so the chicks fly off and the alligator finds itself adorably alone and miserable.
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Harley-Davidson, a brand built on roaring gas engines, finds itself among a growing number of companies building electric products with environmental benefits.
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The drama: Duke finds itself in an unfamiliar underdog position against an Oregon team looking to reach its first Final Four since 1939.
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But Payless also said it now finds itself unable to decide whether to ditch, keep or assign the majority of the rental agreements.
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"The military finds itself in a tight corner," said Raza Rumi, the editor of The Daily Times, an influential newspaper based in Lahore.
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"Uber finds itself in a complicated situation" due to Levandowski's lack of cooperation, the ride-hailing company admitted in its April legal filing.
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Voyager finds itself trapped above a planet on which time works differently; while minutes pass for the crew, years pass on the surface.
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Most of Britain now finds itself at an uncomfortable crossroads: Either taxes go up, or local services will almost certainly continue to decline.
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But it's also a reminder of where Silicon Valley finds itself in season three — trapped between its own success and its greater ambitions.
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Thus, the small business that sent 2900,220006 faxes finds itself being sued for a minimum of $2202 million dollars; the restaurant that sent 2628,28500 text coupons is sued for trebled damages of $6900 million dollars; and the bank with 2628 million customers finds itself staring at $28503 billion in minimum statutory liability for just one call placed to each of its customers.
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Because Jane Street finds itself competing more with Facebook and Google for talent than with, say, Goldman Sachs, the firm lays on the perks.
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McGill University, which also consistently finds itself near the top of global university rankings, saw 22 percent more applicants from the US this year.
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There's always going to be…situations that a robot finds itself in where every now and again you're going to need that human help.
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Trump meets with heads of major U.S. companies on Friday as the business community finds itself split over how to respond to his policies.
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Running out of cash is never a good look, yet that is the state New Look finds itself in at the beginning of 2019.
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The legal industry currently finds itself in need of the innovative solutions for marketing, competition and cost-effectiveness that the legaltech sector can provide.
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Now that kind of coverage finds itself without defenders — even as much of the print and television media continues to produce reams of it.
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"I want us to pray about what this history has to do with the predicament that this community finds itself in today," he said.
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Adobe finds itself competing with other giant organizations with the previously mentioned companies all lining up for a piece of the digital marketing business.
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"Oil prices lack direction because the oil market currently finds itself caught between supply risks and concerns about demand," Commerzbank said in a note.
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Some adrenaline junkies break this rule, and one particular expedition finds itself targeted by an outlying community that is determined to preserve its existence.
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StoreDot finds itself in a heated race with a multitude of companies looking to address the problem of slow recharging times for electric vehicles.
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After holding off Iowa State for a 20-16 victory last Saturday, West Virginia suddenly finds itself back in the Big 12 championship conversation.
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Meanwhile, as Facebook attempts to promote newer advertising formats that will carry it into the future, it finds itself in much more competitive waters.
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Since the general election on March 4th, however, Milan finds itself at odds with the rest of Italy in a rather less positive way.
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Despite El Pato existing for nearly half a century prior to either company, it still finds itself lurking in the shadows of the competition.
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Chinese smartphone and networking giant Huawei finds itself at the center of Trump administration concerns about how closely companies are tied to the government.
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Nvidia finds itself right in the middle of the pack, rallying 113 percent after a brutal end to 2018 cut the stock in half.
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But as new US President Donald Trump's attention drifts and Chinese leader Xi Jinping grows more powerful, Singapore finds itself in a tenuous position.
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Which is sort of where Bloc finds itself now, bowing out unnaturally early but with the blessing that it will be so sorely missed.
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But it's not just the little guy who finds itself crowing hard to get noticed; some of the big dogs are doing it, too.
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That Russia could consider selling stakes in some of the country's largest lenders reflects the tough times in which the country currently finds itself.
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But they should also not expect to be accommodated by right—much the same as when a family finds itself scattered around the cabin.
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The Trump administration finds itself on both sides of the issue with the White House favoring sentencing reform and the attorney general opposing it.
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NATO is afraid that after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the disintegration of the Warsaw Pact, it finds itself without a mission.
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Because the same family that funded these institutions for decades now finds itself at the center of the opioid crisis in the United States.
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If a plant finds itself in an unfavorable situation — feasted on by pests, ignored by pollinators — it cannot kick up its roots and relocate.
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The Alaska legislature currently finds itself with the unenviable task of addressing a $3.8 billion deficit caused by plummeting oil prices this past year.
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The country now finds itself at a particularly dangerous moment, with advocates of discrimination and hate emboldened as they have not been for decades.
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The Trump administration finds itself arguing out of both sides of its mouth, simultaneously demonizing immigrant gang members and denying protection to their victims.
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This would increase (even beyond the high point at which it already finds itself) the influence of Chief Justice Roberts over the Court's jurisprudence.
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With this new money, Bunch finds itself under the arm of a handful of some of the biggest mobile game publishers in the world.
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Still, many South Korean conservatives consider any critique of the alliance blasphemous, even as Seoul finds itself being called a freeloader by President Trump.
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The Court's liberal minority, in other words, frequently finds itself shouting into a void that the principle of stare decisis is not being respected.
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Iran finds itself at the threshold of war with the United States after having signed a nuclear deal it did not pull out of.
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With a median sales price close to $21.85 million, Dumbo, Brooklyn, routinely finds itself on lists of the New York City's most expensive neighborhoods.
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New York, located between the vibrant centers of the West Coast and London, finds itself in the unusual position of being in flyover country.
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New York startup BigID, which has been developing a privacy platform for the last several years, finds itself in a good position to help.
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All of that means that where the White House finds itself today with Jackson -- dead in the water unless something changes -- was entirely predictable.
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" That has turned discussions in Brussels into a "phony war," said Mr. Menon, adding the European Union finds itself negotiating with "a moving target.
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Of all the issues confronting her, fox hunting seemed barely to rise to the surface of a troubled world in which Britain finds itself.
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The partnership comes as the food industry finds itself increasingly under pressure to reduce plastic in packaging and single-use items such as straws.
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"Bitcoin finds itself near the apex of a narrowing pennant pattern," Chris Kimble, founder and CEO of Kimble Charting Solutions, said in an email.
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While pro-government newspapers like Ultimas Noticias operate freely in Venezuela, El Nacional often finds itself in the crosshairs of Maduro's ruling Socialist party.
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And as global temperatures continue to rise, the Philippines finds itself on the frontline of the extreme weather events that often come with climate change.
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The New Yorker's Snapchat is everything you'd expect from a 91-year-old literary magazine that suddenly finds itself on a messaging app for teens.
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North Carolina finds itself in the final top seed with one of the fastest teams in the tournament — led by another star freshman, Coby White.
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Formerly a poster-child of successful democratic transition, Poland, the largest ex-communist state in the EU, now finds itself increasingly isolated in the bloc.
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" It appears that CrossFit regularly finds itself up against the world, as this latest announcement was categorized in a section of the website labeled "Battles.
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At a time when journalism finds itself once again in a pitched battle with a sitting president, this actually risks feeling too on the nose.
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The recent string of slides reflects the "uneasy limbo" in which the market finds itself, according to Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading Partners.
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Trump's team finds itself facing a world more chaotic – and adversaries more confident and innovative – than anything the Obama administration imagined even two years ago.
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Thailand has gone through six prime ministers since Thaksin was removed in a 2006 coup and finds itself once again at a crucial political juncture.
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"We've never seen a scenario where a kingsnake finds itself at the losing end of the situation," though obviously that doesn't mean it hasn't happened.
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At the same time, a world not long ago on the cusp of deflation now finds itself worried about things going in the other direction.
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"The EU finds itself in a world dominated by great power rivalries, Chinese assertiveness and revisionist Russian belligerence," says former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.
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Where true reform is needed is in the ability to allow police to tailor their approaches to each unique situation an agency finds itself in.
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Now that SAPA has filed a lawsuit to force a suspension of the poultry quota, the South African government finds itself in an awkward position.
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Schwarzman said the country finds itself in "some kind of odd protest moment," but what the nation needs is someone who can bring together Americans.
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More often than not, Uber finds itself targeted for criticism by advocates for people with disabilities for failing to provide wheelchair accessibility in its vehicles.
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I will embrace optimism and believe that there can be a small spot of joy for every excruciatingly awful mess this world finds itself in.
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That's the situation the Navy finds itself in today, even as it tries to find 10 missing sailors off the destroyer USS John S. McCain.
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It wants to make the impending war between Rick and Negan feel necessary by playing up the awful circumstances the Alexandra group finds itself in.
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But as the stock finds itself in its fourth straight year of declines, Carter Worth, technician at Cornerstone Macro, said a rebound might be afoot.
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"Eskom is cognisant of the potential impact of the increase in various sectors, but it finds itself in a very difficult financial position," Joubert said.
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But if the SEC finds itself without a team in the playoff, it would do well to stage its own, with its best four teams.
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But attitudes toward antifa may be changing, as the movement finds itself increasingly in the spotlight, Michael Rubin, a scholar at AEI, told The Hill.
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And the yawning chasm between Mr. Trump's supporters and the country's political class, so apparent this weekend, highlights the delicate position America finds itself in.
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Facebook often finds itself in no-win arguments accused of arbitrary censorship on the one hand and failure to police fake news on the other.
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However, Boca Chica Village — a hamlet where about 20 people live — now finds itself in the middle of SpaceX's expanding industrial site and future spaceport.
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After years of stalling, China now finds itself in the unenviable position of being world leader on climate change, thanks to Trump's willfully blind irresponsibility.
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You gotta fight fire with fire, so that urgency is just one of the reflections music throws back at the reality it finds itself in.
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It's one of a number of companies which, from its success, finds itself a prominent target for the government with little room to wiggle out.
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The Biden campaign used the video as an opportunity to call out Facebook (FB), a company that finds itself increasingly in the crosshairs of Democrats.
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The leadership of Boeing, one of the country's largest exporters, now finds itself in the unfamiliar position of having to defend its practices and motivations.
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Needless to say, it didn't bother to save when the takings were good, and so it now finds itself facing a kind of fiscal Armageddon.
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But Alphabet now finds itself with fewer points of leverage or natural allies in the Trump administration, and that frustration came out in the meeting.
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Just like the beleaguered biblical character who endured woe after woe at God's behest, this social media giant finds itself repeatedly hit by bad news.
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For an organization packed with public relations experts — the P.R. branch has at least 300 members — the academy finds itself in these tempests rather frequently.
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While charter schools have long had bipartisan support — they have been championed by every president since Bill Clinton — the movement finds itself at a crossroads.
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Language in the separation agreement given to at least some laid-off employees seemed to speak to the intense microscope the company finds itself under.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon now finds itself in an elite group of companies whose annual revenue can be measured in the hundreds of billions.
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There were no defections on the tax bill from members of the far-right House Freedom Caucus, which often finds itself at odds with leadership.
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There is no easy road to exit the current cul-de-sac Congress finds itself on regarding a number of the bigger ticket policy issues.
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With Mr. Trump's administration still evolving, the 45Committee has moved to fill a void, supporting the White House as it finds itself besieged by critics.
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Thawing in the region has inspired a geo-strategic chess game in which the United States finds itself with few pieces and even fewer moves.
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Her rebranded National Rally party now finds itself neck-and-neck with Mr. Macron's En Marche in the polls, cautiously optimistic of victory in 2022.
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As tourism to the island surges, Cuba's national airline finds itself struggling to acquire enough planes to meet the demand and maintain its decrepit fleet.
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"Italy, which has got nothing to do with the Airbus consortium, finds itself having to foot a bill that is quite frankly meaningless," he said.
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L.L. Bean, known for its preppy sportswear, rubbery boots and New England reserve, finds itself in an unexpected position: the crossfire of the Trump wars.
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BHP finds itself on the back foot just at a time when it probably thinks it has a reasonably good story to tell the market.
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SF9 "Enough" In the oversaturated ecosystem of K-pop boy bands, SF23, though stacked with talented triple-treats, often finds itself overlooked in the mix.
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However carefully it responds to violent efforts to breach its borders and attack its people, Israel finds itself falsely portrayed, second-guessed, and ultimately condemned.
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And the GOP finds itself with still more unconventional candidates, with several supporting the bizarre, pro-Trump conspiracy theory known as QAnon on upcoming ballots.
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Now my new home finds itself locked in its own perilous battle -- a battle to avoid becoming the latest member of the post-truth world.
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Hopefully, like Odysseus before him, Powell will have the skill to steer the U.S. economy through the difficult straits in which it now finds itself.
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With four games left in South American qualifying for the 211 World Cup, Argentina finds itself in fifth place, with only four automatic qualifying spots.
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Now, however, El Nacional finds itself at a potentially perilous juncture after President Nicolas Maduro's top lieutenant successfully sued for defamation in a Venezuelan court.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — As we approach the 50th anniversary of the summer of 1967, Detroit finds itself in a reflective mood.
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In doing so, Trump pushed paranoia into the mainstream, and now the country finds itself in the improbable position of having a conspiracy-theorist-in-chief.
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As our country finds itself in the midst of an immense cultural shift, Two-Spirit individuals are finding the strength and space to be themselves again.
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The FTC had previously settled with both Apple and Google on similar charges, so it's no shock that Amazon now finds itself in the same boat.
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As to the Chinese entity list, this echoes the language of the US Bureau of Industry and Security's Entity List on which Huawei finds itself now.
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Military co-operation, too, will become far harder after a no deal—if, for example, Britain finds itself excluded from the EU's Galileo satellite-navigation system.
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One of the latter clubs is former Spanish powerhouse Athletic Bilbao, which finds itself in 17th place (out of 20) in Spain's top league, La Liga.
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The Sanders also finds itself short on cash: According to the FEC filing, the campaign had $5.7 million in the bank at the start of May.
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A roller-coaster two weeks for Deutsche Bank, the country's largest lender by assets, has only reinforced the volatile position the sector now finds itself in.
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Qualcomm is a major chip producer but now finds itself locked in an ongoing battle with one of the largest mobile device makers in the world.
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As the idea of the first contested convention in decades is gathering steam, the institutional leadership of the Republican Party finds itself in an unenviable position.
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As the dark clouds of protectionism, isolationism, and nativism cast a populist pall over the United States and Europe, free trade finds itself at a crossroads.
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I want to be careful not to spoil anything, so let's just say it's about an office that finds itself playing the ultimate game of Survivor.
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As New Orleans once again finds itself in the crosshairs of a natural disaster, local jail officials say they won't repeat the mistakes of the past.
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Photo via Afrofest Afrofest now finds itself forced to downsize its large festival which brings in millions annually to the city, into a one-day affair.
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The country now finds itself in the middle of a financial crisis, and the International Monetary Fund expects inflation in Venezuela to reach 13,000% in 2018.
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The other side is the bleak scenario, where long-dormant inflation rises and the Fed finds itself behind the curve after years of loose monetary policy.
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As people and companies drop out of the Vision 2030 effort by ditching conferences and sponsorships, WWE finds itself in a bind of its own making.
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Those politics have thwarted Greece from adopting those economic reforms that might have placed it on a faster economic growth path than it currently finds itself.
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But the cloistered Supreme Court now finds itself disrupted as well by its empty seat, unable to fully function because of a Senate unwilling to act.
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But while the McCall Pattern Company, the home-sewing brand founded in 353, may seem like a business that time forgot, it finds itself newly fashionable.
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North Korea's decidedly less strident posture these days underscores the delicate position it finds itself in after decades of touting the United States as its archenemy.
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But Thursday's designation in particular appears to be as a show of support for Israel, which finds itself in the midst of escalating tensions with Hezbollah.
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Ideally the work of art finds itself not just screened from the world, but shut up in a safe, permanently and totally sheltered from the eye.
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TV and film studios tend to prioritize audience over subject, and so Hollywood consistently finds itself pandering to white audiences who simply don't know any better.
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In that respect, TikTok finds itself in much the same position as another company with ties to China and that has become a political football: Huawei.
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Given the dangerous, high-pressure nature of the work, the medical staff finds itself grappling with issues of high stress and, on occasion, subtle social ostracism.
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It does not take a former Air Force psychiatrist to point out that our country finds itself in a place unlike any we've ever been before.
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Godless tells the story of a town run by women on the Western frontier, which finds itself inextricably drawn into a more traditional Western involving men.
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Toronto, which sneaked into the playoffs last season and lost a tight first-round series to the Washington Capitals, finds itself up against the salary cap.
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Rather than Time Warner holding anything resembling a dominant position in the entertainment industry, it finds itself competing with emerging video powerhouses like Netflix and Amazon.
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As in many states, the Georgia GOP finds itself split between two factions -- a conservative, pro-Trump wing and a business-aligned "Chamber of Commerce" wing.
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The admiral's harsh rhetoric comes at a time when Australia finds itself caught between its longtime ally the United States and its major economic partner China.
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Chastain's Twitter comments come as the NRA finds itself at the forefront of a national debate about school shootings and the availability of semi-automatic weapons.
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Instead, the country finds itself in a different moment, one that brought millions of people to women's marches in Washington and around the world in January.
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Dalio said the Fed finds itself in a precarious position because there are parallels between the current economic environment and 1937, when the Great Depression intensified.
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The company now finds itself in a strong position to incorporate mobile market leader EE in a restructuring following the close of the deal on Friday.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena, for example, needs a capital increase, but investors may be leery to jump in if the country finds itself in disarray.
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At the same time, the marijuana industry finds itself on something of a winning streak after voters in several states recently loosened restrictions on the drug.
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But as the ISIS mission winds down, the U.S. finds itself badly in need of a clear strategy and the will and means to implement it.
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Even if that's not true, Uber finds itself responsible for combating violent human behavior, and stretching itself far beyond its core competency: writing great dispatch software.
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NAB finds itself in a difficult spot, as its the only one of the Big Four banks that is below that level, currently sitting at 10.38%.
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The nicest way to describe Houston today is a city that finds itself at a critical juncture: Can it face up to climate change or not?
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But when the country finds itself taking seriously the possibility of a presidential contest between Donald Trump and Oprah Winfrey, the cult of amateurism needs rethinking.
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"Once again the international shipping industry finds itself caught in the middle of a geopolitical conflict over which it has no control," tanker association INTERTANKO said.
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North Korea&aposs decidedly less strident posture these days underscores the delicate position it finds itself in after decades of touting the United States as its archenemy.
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Google's lawsuit alleging that Uber straight-up stole its autonomous vehicle technology won't go before a jury until October, but Uber already finds itself on dangerous ground.
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This is not the first time that Hobby Lobby, owned by the known Evangelist David Green and his family, finds itself involved in illegal trade of artifacts.
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A city long known for its robust economy, affordability, liberal politics and chic restaurants finds itself confronting an open secret as discomfiting as the bone-chilling winters.
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The team has improved drastically from last season, but it still finds itself in the midst of its fourth consecutive season ranking last in fast-break points.
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"In any case, if Ireland finds itself in a situation where it can't accept the solutions put forward, we won't conclude: 'Ireland First'," he said, without elaborating.
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It seems likely that even more unflattering stories about Uber, and perhaps Kalanick specifically, will emerge, given the expanding number of enemies the company finds itself facing.
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Huawei, the company that finds itself the focus of friction in the present trade dispute, has taken a significant loss in the form of SoftBank's 5G business.
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The Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC), the Fed's policymaking arm, finds itself at a difficult crossroads ahead of the Tuesday start of its two-day October meeting.
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Now, on the eve of its scheduled reelection, the country finds itself still wracked with uncertainty as tensions between the two major parties reach a boiling point.
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Overall, between the national anthem protests, concussion issues, domestic violence, lopsided games and the lack of positive story lines, the NFL finds itself in an unusual position.
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The anti-Clinton mailer will go to three states that Mitt Romney carried in 2012 where the GOP finds itself playing defense: Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina.
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But a more gentle drift lower or failure to move higher, which is broadly where the market finds itself right now, is more conducive to sector rotation.
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Yes, but: Things have gotten tougher for many of the world's largest emerging countries, especially Turkey, which finds itself at a major crossroads following elections in Istanbul.
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Nevertheless, the Clinton campaign now finds itself voicing similar concerns as some Republicans when it comes to the FBI's handling of emails uncovered in its Weiner investigation.
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Thanks to a combination of state-funded and philanthropic arts support, the state now finds itself in the midst of a vibrant cross-pollination of the arts.
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Still, in a year that was supposed to be spent focusing on its new vision, CVS finds itself trying to address numerous challenges within its old businesses.
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With the addition of the classic Sony TV series, Hulu now finds itself in the position of having a number of hits from the '80s and '90s.
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As Fox News finds itself embroiled in another high-profile sexual harassment scandal, journalist Gretchen Carlson stressed the drawbacks of secret forced arbitration clauses in employee contracts.
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But those flukes happened, and CBS finds itself in the weird position of being America's most-watched network, except among the younger viewers advertisers care about most.
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As our species finds itself staring down the barrel at widespread environmental collapse due to climate change, some of us have more to worry about than others.
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Thus, you must finish in the top four to have a shot at the national title — and undefeated Washington currently finds itself on the outside looking in.
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With roughly one million customers across Brazil and a new round of financing, the mobile phone insurance provider Pitzi now finds itself with a $100 million valuation.
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For Caldwell, these observations imply nothing less than a slow-moving cultural revolution: Europe finds itself in a contest with Islam for the allegiance of its newcomers.
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In the wake of the defeat of its efforts to "repeal and replace" Obamacare, the Trump administration finds itself desperate for a political and public relations win.
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Glixel is part of a broader digital push at Wenner Media, which like all magazine companies finds itself confronting a world that is moving away from print.
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Experts and officials are warning of the negative effects that another stopgap funding bill would have on cybersecurity as Congress finds itself embroiled in another budget showdown.
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That may mean that the next president is a transitional figure for a nation that suddenly finds itself and its leadership cadre a bit directionless and fractured.
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She is a member of the Union of Greens and Farmers, but her party finds itself closer to the European center-right rather than to the left.
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Now, Turkey finds itself with three enemies in the Syrian civil war — Mr. Assad, the Islamic State and Kurdish rebels — and escalating chaos within its own borders.
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That gives it the legal wiggle room to move to Amazon midproject, in the event that Microsoft finds itself unable to fulfill the terms of the contract.
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Conversely, a market that already has priced in much of that good news finds itself vulnerable to headline risk and events that could derail all that momentum.
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To understand how we got here — and why American politics finds itself more and more frequently in crises like this one — you need to understand her work.
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Sporks have been a symbol of American ingenuity since the Industrial Revolution, and now the spork finds itself at the center of another great American hallmark—litigation.
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Uber finds itself dealing with #DeleteUber, an online Twitter backlash to its decision to suspend surge pricing around JFK International Airport in New York on Saturday night.
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And though the duo say "2100" was written a while ago, it feels pretty appropriate for the situation that the US now finds itself squaring up against.
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As policymakers grapple with the implications of TikTok's explosive rise, the company now finds itself caught in the middle of tensions between the United States and China.
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The movie and TV industry, long a center of cosmopolitan liberalism, often finds itself cast as the villain in the stories that red-state America tells itself.
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And when an H.B.C.U. identifies an exceptional black prospect, it soon finds itself competing against both elite programs with more resources and professional teams dangling signing bonuses.
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The country's carbon footprint is the smallest in the world, and yet it finds itself most gravely affected by a phenomenon it had nothing to do with.
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Our city finds itself in an uncomfortable place: on the front line between freedom and autocracy I am not the face of Hong Kong's protests this time.
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And the moves come at a time when the NRA finds itself reeling from a year of high-profile departures and infighting over allegations of financial misconduct.
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Blum's approach represents a particularly enterprising way out of the dilemma in which Hollywood finds itself in the age of endless "Transformers" sequels and "Spider-Man" reboots.
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Facing attacks under each branch of government, and with Congress's ability to adopt resolutions challenging any new regulations, the CFPB finds itself facing a somewhat precarious future.
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Ten years after the Lisbon Treaty came into force, a bloc conceived to forge unity from the ashes of World War Two finds itself beset by divisions.
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They said the app's Chinese developer, ByteDance, was censoring views that went against the Chinese Communist Party, indicative of the delicate balance the company finds itself in.
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Patrick Mahomes completed a 22004-yard touchdown pass to Damien Williams and after the extra point, Kansas City finds itself leading, 28-211, with 224:2016 left.
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But now Cadillac finds itself overrun by German and Asian S.U.V.s and G.M.'s leaders have parted ways with the man once seen as the brand's future.
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So despite insisting it has mothballed the previous administration's policy of "strategic patience" on North Korea, the Trump administration finds itself in the familiar position of waiting.
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Across the East China Sea, Beijing finds itself increasingly under pressure from the Trump administration and in desperate need of diplomatic and economic allies in the region.
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This is happening as Congress finds itself stalled by a growing list of priorities that lawmakers had hoped to send to Mr. Trump before the August recess.
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Per the episode's title, the network finds itself in open waters, exposed for another damning exposé thanks to Cory (Billy Crudup) and Chip's (Mark Duplass) recent alliance.
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But even with those wins, the caucus finds itself at a tipping point around a central question: Now that they have power, how do they wield it?
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The German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, warned Britain against carrying out its threat to cut corporate taxes if it finds itself locked out of the single market.
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But, if an agency finds itself unable to cut a sufficient number of regulations to make way for necessary new regulations, we are all made worse off.
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Twitter finds itself in a delicate situation because its chief executive, Jack Dorsey, decided last month that the social media service would no longer host political ads.
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Despite the best intentions to avoid a Florida-style snafu, that is where Virginia now finds itself, with lawyers fighting over how to interpret one questionable ballot.
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Combined with its heavy spending in the 2016 campaign, the group now finds itself in a deep financial hole, in debt to the tune of $31.8 million.
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This has been true not only in the United States but also China, which has used borrowing to spur growth but now finds itself at an economic crossroads.
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Their Snapchat is everything you'd expect from a 91-year-old literary magazine that suddenly finds itself on a messaging app for teens — in the best way possible.
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But in the volatile game of Twister that Iran finds itself in with the Trump administration, it still risks them all losing balance and collapsing on each other.
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After the rains of June 1003, 2100 claimed more than 2400 lives, the government finds itself under increased scrutiny to prevent another mass casualty disaster this rainy season.
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Twitter finds itself struggling—again—with who can speak on its network and under what terms after two days of shifting pronouncements around its process for verifying users.
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It will have to depend on its alliance with the small Nationalist Movement Party, or MHP, which with its 49 lawmakers finds itself in the position of kingmaker.
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Having failed to capture people's attention in the enterprise proactively, Facebook now finds itself having to do so reactively as a bulwark against possible encroachments from enterprise apps.
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Cook has also launched a beefed-up, app-based Apple TV, which finds itself in a crowded, confusing market of set-top boxes and so-called smart TVs.
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Gold has enjoyed a great start to 2016, but now finds itself in retreat, with the yellow metal hitting the lowest level since April in intraday trading Monday.
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A war of words (and numbers) between workplace messaging service Slack and Microsoft is heating up, as Slack finds itself having to compete in the category it pioneered.
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There's enough supply to meet global demand, officials say, and the administration's Middle East allies will ride to the rescue if the world finds itself short of fuel.
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Times have changed, however and as the industry has shifted toward the cloud, Oracle finds itself far behind in a market dominated by AWS, Salesforce, Microsoft and Google.
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Thus, GM finds itself in a weakened state compared to the heyday of the 1960s, when unions could use prolonged strikes to win generous concessions from the automaker.
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He says his group anticipated that endemic state corruption would spiral the country into the crisis it finds itself in today, and has been organizing for that moment.
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Faraday Future narrowly escaped collapse at the end of 2017 thanks to Evergrande's money, but the startup now finds itself nearly back where it started before the investment.
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In acknowledging that it is exploring "strategic alternatives," which is Wall Street's favorite way to say "putting itself up for sale," Yahoo finds itself in a familiar place.
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Four years after its political awakening, and in the absence of an obvious rallying point, the Ron Paul coalition finds itself in a diffuse, conflicted and confused diaspora.
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It has a population six times Pakistan's and an economy eight times as big, yet it finds itself being provoked far more often than it does the provoking.
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Meanwhile, Verba's Connect finds itself in an excellent position to facilitate Inclusive Access programs for all parties, from the Administrative side to faculty members to publishers and students.
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The Fed now finds itself where it was last year, one meeting left in the year in which to raise interest rates as it has all but promised.
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It's also very possible, however, that Rizin finds itself on thin ice in its very first year, having bet too big on a horse whose time has passed.
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Today it finds itself in a similar position in automotive—but now, unlike last time, it's determined to fend off the competitors lining up to eat its lunch.
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This time it was in El Paso, Texas, a border city that finds itself at the center of the current debates over national security and the border wall.
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But the sale has yet to receive approval from the Tajikistan Anti-Monopoly Commission, Telia said on Tuesday, adding that Tcell "finds itself in a very difficult situation".
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Cook has also launched a beefed-up, app-based, Apple TV, which finds itself in a crowded, confusing market of set-top boxes and so-called smart TVs.
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A sovereign, democratic Ukraine finds itself undermined at every turn by a provocative Russian neighbor desperate to see it fail, yet Ukraine is moving forward against all odds.
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German food delivery company Delivery Hero finds itself tangled up in the battle because it is part owned by Prosus and is, in turn, an investor in Takeaway.
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Tech now finds itself at the center of a storm, but some experts said there is still time for the industry to better explain its case to lawmakers.
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The Mountain State frequently finds itself near the bottom of state-by-state rankings, whether in median household income (48th), teacher pay (47th), or health care rankings (44th).
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But as media companies like Disney launch their own direct-to-consumer platforms, it's possible Netflix's current leverage will erode as Hollywood talent finds itself with more options.
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A Northern Virginia restaurant finds itself at the center of allegations of involvement in an international money laundering operation, according to a complaint first reported by Reston Now.
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He may yet lose ground, but for now a significant part of the electorate finds itself pitched against a Republican Party leadership scrambling to desert its own candidate.
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For Lear, it has always been the duty of television to not only make people laugh, but also to report on the times in which it finds itself.
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What's a 122-year-old chocolate conglomerate to do when it finds itself demonized as a sugar-monger and wholly on the wrong side of swelling public opinion?
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The LME, which last year turned around a previous three-year activity decline with underlying volume growth of 5%, finds itself collateral damage in the broader trade dispute.
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But despite South Korea's success on the global stage, its options to shape its regional environment remain constrained because the country finds itself stuck in a bad neighborhood.
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Now that frank prejudice is ostensibly out of bounds, the country finds itself in murkier territory, arguing about the kind of bias that is less obvious and intentional.
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Instagram took a big step on Tuesday in its evolution into an online shopping destination, and for once, Amazon finds itself looking up from a position of weakness.
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When all the rest is in flux, it finds itself embedded in the generosity of nonprofits, churches, social media groups and survivors' proximity to familial and emotional support.
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"The N.H.S. will always cope because the N.H.S. is an emergency service that is very good at adapting to what it finds itself with," he said this week.
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Pretty much sums up the mood for a team that had visions of winning this tournament, but now finds itself on the verge of disaster after two games.
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The rare Washington appearance comes as the Facebook CEO's company finds itself in the midst of massive questions about data privacy and its broader role in American life.
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However, the Jewish community still finds itself under attack, and anti-Semitism is on the rise acros the world, with levels not seen since the heyday of Nazism.
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As much of our country finds itself captivated by the prospects of manned missions to Mars, our inner-space – the oceans – have been sadly given 'second fiddle' status.
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German food delivery company Delivery Hero finds itself tangled up in the battle because it is part owned by Prosus and is, in turn, an investor in Takeaway.
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And WFP — a complicated, powerful force in New York for two decades — now also finds itself at what could be a moment of real triumph, or total irrelevance.
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Los Angeles, which has won nine of its last 83 games, now finds itself neck and neck with the Utah Jazz for the fourth spot in the West.
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That's the question Congress (and the rest of the country) finds itself facing with President Trump's nomination of Jerome Powell to chair the Federal Reserve Board on Thursday.
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At a time the industry likely finds itself in the middle of a "lengthier sales plateau," Scarpelli said, it is critical for dealers and manufacturers to work together.
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The campaign now finds itself mired in an asymptote of never quite getting there—a new phase in the fight that may be the most dangerous of all.
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The fractures of what he has called his "presentations of language" are those of contemporary speech, in which moral judgment not infrequently finds itself stunned by technicist onslaughts.
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The fractures of what he has called his "presentations of language" are those of contemporary speech, in which moral judgment not infrequently finds itself stunned by technicist onslaughts.
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That's the question facing investors in the McKesson Corporation, the nation's largest drug distributor and a company that finds itself at the center of the nation's opioid epidemic.
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This is the predicament Facebook finds itself in after multiple scandals, with Mark Zuckerberg out of his depth but unwilling to appoint more effective subordinates or a credible board.
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" Chen wrote in his magazine New Youth in 24: "Only these two 'gentlemen' can save China from the political, moral, academic and intellectual darkness in which it finds itself.
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Secretary of state or not, Nikki Haley could be a future political titan in a political party that finds itself with unprecedented levels of national power and internal chaos.
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A lizard creature is bitten by a man and begins morphing into a human every full moon, and it finds itself overwhelmed with concerns both prosaic and deeply existential.
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President Donald Trump will huddle with chief executives of major U.S. companies on Friday as the business community finds itself increasingly split over how to respond to his policies.
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"Yet again, Bellingcat finds itself targeted by cyber attacks, almost certainly linked to our work on Russia," wrote Eliot Higgins, founder of the investigative news site in a tweet.
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Glendale now finds itself wrangling with the Arizona Coyotes over the team's desire for another taxpayer-financed building that's closer to where most of its local fan base lives.
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Media history makes it clear that a commercial medium can only survive if it finds itself a reliable, repeatable place in the national schedule for significant numbers of people.
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But the company finds itself in a bad spot with its would-be replacement option — AT&T TV Now — already shrinking after just a few years on the market.
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Deutsche Bank still finds itself in the painfully slow and tedious process of settling with U.S. authorities for the mis-selling of mortgage backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Vancouver finds itself in the basement of the Western Conference thanks to a slide that reached seven games (0-6-1) with Friday's 33-0 setback at St. Louis.
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Now, another official said, the administration once again finds itself forced to respond to a Russian initiative, as it did in Ukraine and Crimea and also is in cyberspace.
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With the tagline "If you can write, you can make a bot," the company finds itself perfectly positioned to help make bots easier to create, and faster to deploy.
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ABOUT THE BUCKS (25-36): Milwaukee began the season with playoff aspirations but finds itself six games behind the No. 8 spot in the East with 21 games left.
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And if the GOP finds itself tempted to fall in line behind Trump after tonight's results roll in, it better get used to being left out in the rain.
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Still, China finds itself removed from the center of the rapidly unfolding diplomacy, and unusually wary about Mr. Kim's objectives in reaching out to his nation's two bitterest enemies.
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That's a good reason why Facebook may not want to pull the trigger on any of these experiments, unless it finds itself in a position where it has to.
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If, until now, this concept of discovery was limited to downing the first bottle that finds itself in your possession, take interest in what you're drinking from now on.
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But in terms of depopulation, Pittsburgh finds itself an international showcase among former industrial giants, along with cities such as Yichun, China; Khulna, Bangladesh; Riga, Latvia; and Sendai, Japan.
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The 2016 iteration of Team Dragon finds itself lacking both former captain Yao Ming and home court advantage, but don't expect Kevin Durant, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson et al.
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The charts above show the bind America finds itself in; cheap imports are fueling its solar boom, but it's not stymieing a domestic manufacturing base of solar panels themselves.
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Now, though, with countries to the north having shut their borders and a new arrangement in place, it finds itself obliged to host over 50,000 refugees stranded in Greece.
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The pharmaceutical company that just months ago was embroiled in a price-gouging scandal over its life-saving EpiPen now finds itself at the center of another potential controversy.
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In the case of the nuclear agreement with Iran, Europe finds itself the spurned partner in search of a role, suddenly on the same side as Russia and China.
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Today, a desperate working class that is highly diverse in age, gender, ethnicity, and economic sector, finds itself hemmed in by decades of anti-union politics and legal precedent.
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But the world has changed a lot since the last time a Wolfenstein game came out, and so Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus finds itself under a brighter spotlight.
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They may not have the same intensity as the shouters on the left and right, but they are angry that our nation finds itself in this state of chaos.
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But while Lowe's version of the Kinsley gaffe spoke to the tech industry's nonchalance about its numerous privacy violations, it also underscored the odd position MoviePass finds itself in.
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The orchestra now finds itself at the heart of a bustling hipster enclave, with a Whole Foods across the street and a pour-over coffee place up the block.
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Russia, which has made a big play in recent years to improve relations with some Middle Eastern countries, now finds itself the fourth most popular country among young Arabs.
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This tiny nation of 6 million, strategically balanced between Israel and Syria, suddenly finds itself drawn deeply into an Iranian-Saudi conflict it has tried in vain to avoid.
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The agency finds itself caught in a troubling cycle: With budgets squeezed for treating forests to help prevent fires, it inevitably has to spend more money putting them out.
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There are different stakes and different players in the case of Syria, but there, the White House finds itself retreating from a red line drawn by the Obama administration.
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One of the best things about the heatwave Britain suddenly finds itself in the midst of is the legitimate excuse it provides for near uninterrupted ice cream consumption. Breakfast?
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The strike finds itself in the mystical in-between—somehow high and inside enough to beat out the keeper, who was cheating to the exact corner it landed in.
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The burgers are available only in select restaurants currently, but Impossible finds itself in a race to get its product into grocery stores, and it needs to move fast.
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"The evidence available to the prosecution was thin, was tenuous and in those circumstances the court finds itself in disagreement with the trial judge," the 57-page judgment stated.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) has quickly emerged as a national figure in the coronavirus response as his state finds itself on the frontline in the U.S. fight against the pandemic.
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Now the Met finds itself forced to court both philanthropists and audiences as it faces difficult questions about what it knew, or should have known, about its star conductor.
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Australia increasingly finds itself economically dependent on China, its largest trade partner, even as some politicians have warned that the rising Asian power is trying to influence Australian politics.
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Though Uber had initially planned to go public in the fall of 2019, it sped up its I.P.O. process to avoid the very situation it now finds itself in.
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But the famous institution now finds itself at the center of a very 21st-century storm, a barometer of a political climate changing in the world outside its walls.
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The Air Force doesn't plan to force anyone back on active duty involuntarily any capacity — even as it finds itself 1,500 pilots short, with the deficit growing, Koscheski said.
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Lemkin said that there's already been a change in buyer behavior: As companies look to cut costs, spending money on new cloud software finds itself on the back burner.
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After Lopetegui's firing, Pique tweeted a reference to Michigan's run, an unmistakable message that he, at least, believed the team could overcome the unusual circumstances it finds itself in.
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If Boeing finds itself in a financial hole, expect to hear a national security argument for saving it, given that it is the United States' second-biggest defense contractor.
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Now, Dalian Wanda, the Chinese conglomerate that owns the AMC movie theater chain and Legendary Entertainment, one of Hollywood's biggest production companies, finds itself under government pressure in China.
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It remains to be seen how successful present day Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell will be in navigating the dangerous straits in which the U.S. economy now finds itself.
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Much like President Barack Obama after an earlier, larger chemical strike in the Damascus suburbs in August 2013, President Donald Trump's administration finds itself trapped by its own rhetoric.
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And as the sorrowful bequest of that evening becomes known, a play that borrows unashamedly — and sometimes even slavishly — from the past finds itself blisteringly alive in the present.
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Donald Trump isn't the only one spinning out of control like a driverless airport cart, as the Ukraine-sized hole his administration finds itself in gets bigger and deeper.
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"French society, in all its diversity, finds itself divided between those who are fearful of globalization, and those who want to undertake the adventure of the future," he said.
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The party campaigned for seven years on repealing -ObamaCare, but it now finds itself divided between conservatives and more moderate lawmakers on the details of the party's new plan.
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To be fair, 2019 has been a particularly good year for movies and TV, both of which the Hollywood Foreign Press Association finds itself in a position to honor.
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And equally important, what happens if the agency doesn't secure the requisite appropriations, and finds itself unable to invest in the right people and technology to protect U.S. investors?
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Still, Howard's team bounced back Friday with a double-digit win against the Iowa Hawkeyes, so it's not too surprising that Michigan still finds itself in the top five.
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But the grocery industry has gotten significantly more difficult over the past decade, and Albertsons now finds itself confronted with fortified competitors and hampered with $12 billion in debt.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in its most recent earnings report.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits, but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in their most recent earnings report.
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This mysterious rotisserie meat chunk gets the neurons firing more than it does the mouth watering, which is why it finds itself on the lower end of our list.
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He's a member of the Sioux Snake Rescue, a community of snake enthusiasts that finds itself handling a growing number of calls from residents unnerved by encounters with snakes.
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That a lip-syncing app now finds itself in the same position shows the extent to which any Chinese advancement is seen in Washington as harmful to American interests.
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Interestingly enough, Netflix finds itself in a similar position to the one HBO was in back when Sex and the City and The Sopranos launched and then grew huge.
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Case in point: the spiraling crisis in Northern Syria where the U.S. finds itself stuck in the middle of a turf war between two allies: Turkey and Syrian Kurds.
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And when the machine finds itself in a particularly tricky situation, it relies on human agents in a call center way across the country in Pennsylvania to bail it out.
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Writer-director Etienne Kallos, a South African, but not an Afrikaner, was drawn to the story of a community in a "post-post-colonial" world that finds itself increasingly isolated.
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Pay special attention to that last one: Google finds itself behind Amazon in terms of mindshare for home speakers that "do things," so it needs to close the gap there.
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"We brought this action because the U.S. solar manufacturing industry finds itself at the precipice of extinction at the hands of foreign market overcapacity," Suniva said in a company statement.
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The big picture: Johnson's comments come at the start of the Conservative Party's annual conference as it finds itself in a civil war over how to move forward with Brexit.
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When it comes to the details, the Sanders campaign finds itself in a similar position to the field of Republican presidential candidates who have vowed to "repeal and replace" Obamacare.
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The potential for future fires has spooked investors, and the company's stock has plummeted as it finds itself needing reserves of cash to settle lawsuits and upgrade its vast infrastructure.
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Iran now finds itself in a high-stakes gamble, where it could very well lose all goodwill from Europe while providing Washington justification for harsher action and even military strikes.
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This means The Fractured But Whole finds itself in a similar situation as The Stick of Truth: The plot, and the humor derived from it, suddenly become the whole appeal.
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It does show the tough position that Uber finds itself in, though, both financially and with drivers who've grown frustrated by rates that make it harder to make a living.
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Now, more than three days after the video first went viral, the small group finds itself in the middle of a controversy over very different framings of the rally incident.
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Perhaps more pressingly, the junta also finds itself caught up in a bitter dispute inside Thailand's powerful religious establishment over who should succeed the late patriarch of the Buddhist faith.
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In the South China Sea, China finds itself at odds with a number of South-East Asian countries, especially the Philippines and Vietnam, over even tinier islets, rocks and reefs.
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Dolce & Gabbana finds itself at the center of controversy once again — this time, for a sneaker from its fall '17 collection which is being accused of equating beauty with thinness.
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"Turkey now finds itself facing tougher opposition abroad and is losing its ability to strike alliances, not only with its traditional partners but with regional actors as well," he said.
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Given the higher demand and the limitations on seat availability due to the Max, United finds itself in a beneficial situation — even though budget-minded passengers might not be thrilled.
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Silicon Valley already finds itself facing a number of antitrust challenges abroad, in particular from European Union competition laws, and tech leaders are hoping to avoid new fights at home.
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Whenever a scooter finds itself in a situation that poses an existential threat, a hazard light flashes, and the brakes judder (in the ThreeBeeps, the steering wheel also jerks sideways).
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It is a shocking and sad sign of our times that the Trump administration finds itself excoriated this week for taking a step toward helping poor women in similar situations.
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But for now, the United States finds itself in an awkward alignment with Mr. Assad in the fight against the Islamic State, empowering a government that starves its own citizens.
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The anxiety in South Korea highlighted the increasingly awkward position that Seoul often finds itself in between China, its largest trade partner, and the United States, its traditional military ally.
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Salt and sugar have always had at least some effect on hangovers, but with hydration therapy, the dilemma finds itself in how much you're willing to pay for temporary relief.
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Soon the number of choices grows and the machine finds itself having to 'think' differently and autonomously, thus creating a true artificial intelligence trapped in its limited and inorganic body.
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Now, as the federal government considers whether to build the site on one of these two farms in Kimba, this community of about 650 people finds itself divided and angry.
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Closer look: As the divide widens between Iran and the U.S., the European Union finds itself trapped between them, with no easy or quick way to respond to its dilemma.
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The Trump administration now finds itself in a waiting game, as it watches for whether sanctions will force Iranian leaders to surrender to American demands in exchange for economic relief.
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Meanwhile, the territory of Puerto Rico, which had already moved its primary to late April, now finds itself less than a month away from holding an election, pending another postponement.
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But the movie, about the 803 kidnapping of John Paul Getty III and his grandfather's refusal to pay a $17 million ransom, now finds itself embroiled in a new scandal.
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In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, the city, along with the federal and state governments, finds itself in the midst of spending billions to protect its waterfront from future storms.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread and governments, companies, investors, and individuals take increasingly stringent measures to try and slow the outbreak, the airline industry finds itself in turmoil.
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The result is that while the Trump administration now finds itself in the middle of the Saudi-Qatari dispute, it may soon find itself caught between the Saudis and Iran.
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The withdrawal by Hong Kong's stock exchange on October 8th of its takeover bid for the London Stock Exchange was symptomatic of the strategic bind in which it finds itself.
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Editorial Tiny Bhutan finds itself in the middle of a territorial dispute between India and China that has two nuclear powers with swelling national ambitions on the brink of conflict.
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Both of the cruise ships caught up in the coronavirus outbreak belong to parts of the same company: Carnival Corporation, which finds itself facing an international crisis and financial pain.
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Myanmar finds itself increasingly isolated diplomatically as violence against the country's Muslim minority Rohingya spurs a humanitarian crisis, but an analyst said the country has found one prominent ally: India.
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Disability is often a politically fraught subject, and Zayid has been involved in politics for many years as well, which often finds itself in her material, disability-related or otherwise.
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But now Ukraine also finds itself potentially at odds with the leader of its most critical partner, the United States, and at the center of a political battle in Washington.
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Still, the team now finds itself in the slightly surreal position of working flat out with no real sense of what 153 months of campaigning in Iowa will yield them.
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A company proficient at technology finds itself whipsawed by forces of history that have defied political, diplomatic and religious leaders since long before Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, was born.
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Our modern Congress finds itself paralyzed now that we're increasingly facing a different dimension of the issue: white people's guns and the consequences of their contested rights to have them.
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"This is the problem that every party finds itself in when it's running against an incumbent president," said Scott Jennings, who served as a top political aide in the George.
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But if, as Roberts and Pedersen assert, the community's influence is a result of its engaged membership, Mumsnet finds itself at the political whims of a very particular membership base.
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A handful of people created the mess in which Puerto Rico now finds itself, a tiny elite is reaping vast riches, and the 99% are being left to pay the consequences.
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Just when it should be preparing for a post-Brexit "Global Britain", the Foreign Office finds itself fighting fires both at home and in the countries it most needs to cultivate.
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"A Cold Death" starts with a gorgeous sequence of a mammoth herd migrating during a snowstorm, while an elderly, sick mammoth lags behind until it finds itself alone and near collapse.
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McAleenan's departure fuels ongoing uncertainty within the department, which is charged in part with executing on the administration's immigration agenda and as a result, often finds itself in the President's crosshairs.
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This is the quandary America finds itself in, after the Democrats won the House of Representatives in the suburbs, while the Republicans tightened their grip on the Senate in the sticks.
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Unfortunately, it hasn't worked out that way, and Microsoft finds itself in an unusual position, developing software for iOS and Android because it simply doesn't have a viable Windows mobile ecosystem.
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That's where the Republican Party finds itself today, both in its nominating battle and in its implacable "not even a hearing" stance on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Merrick Garland.
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Facebook finds itself at a crossroads as regulators and lawmakers express concerns on a number of fronts about the power of the social media giant, Chamath Palihapitiya told CNBC on Monday.
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But it certainly contains flights of language, untethered by self-examination or analysis, leaving the writer free to follow the way that consciousness finds itself in language, as art, as poetry.
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Iran might have capitalized on global outrage at the executions by Saudi Arabia, but instead it finds itself once again characterized by adversaries as a provocateur in the region and abroad.
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While many on Wall Street and in the auto industry have applauded Fields' push to transform Ford, the company finds itself trying to keep up with other automakers and tech firms.
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If Samsung had a dollar for every Galaxy Note 7 smartphone that caught fire, it wouldn't have nearly enough money to fill the $3 billion hole the company finds itself in.
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Goldman Sachs finds itself at a "strange political intersection," said Bruce Haynes of Purple Strategies, as Trump and Sanders each attempt to cast themselves as the ultimate enemy of special interests.
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Likewise, much of the American Midwest suddenly finds itself confronting unprecedented conditions that threaten to overturn the seasonal planting cycles that are foundational to the region's industry and way of life. .
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But just as Tung's block finds itself replete with garbage within a few days of sweeping, the annual cleanup needs additional ad hoc stopgaps until a full cleaning program is instituted.
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When it finds itself in an industrial setting (and it'll know because you'll tell it), it can just switch to Factory Mode and maybe go a bit harder with the sweeping.
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That's in addition to the friendlier environment AT&T finds itself in as a result of the Trump administration's assault on consumer protections ranging from net neutrality to broadband privacy guidelines.
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City Park Apartments in Salt Lake City, Utah finds itself crushed under a flood of vindictive online retribution for demanding its tenants "friend" the company's unofficial Facebook page within five days.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "'Arrested Development' finds itself back in familiar form, recapturing much of the cast's chemistry and comedic brilliance — though it still doesn't quite live up to its own past.
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As the weather becomes more extreme, Sri Lanka finds itself increasingly in a debilitating pattern of alternating between drought and floods – both of which can lead to shortages of clean water.
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While these may be potentially positive changes, the brand now finds itself caught up in a new challenge: its CEO and the company being linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Meanwhile Israel, which more than any other nation finds itself face to face with the danger posed by Iran, Hezbollah, and a legion of Hezbollah clones, has gone on the offense.
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Instead of reclaiming its stature as a global leader, the country finds itself spurned by the West, dogged by accusations of hacking and election meddling, and the perennial target of sanctions.
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That election is largely seen as an indicator of the future direction of the Democratic Party, which finds itself divided between an increasingly progressive wing and its more moderate establishment wing.
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Though Boehner has surrendered the speaker's gavel, his departure does not resolve the tensions roiling a congressional party that often finds itself caught between its ideological commitments and its electoral fortunes.
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The moment comes as the Koch network begins to rethink its approach to GOP politics and also finds itself at odds with the head of the Republican Party, President Donald Trump.
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The New York Stock Exchange finds itself at odds with major pensions and some of the world's biggest asset managers in a fight to preserve a big way exchanges attract business.
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While I don't have plans to protest any Trump events, I am in that other group that sometimes finds itself in the crosshairs of The Donald and his fans: the media.
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Starship Technologies is fresh off a recent $40 million funding round, and the robotics startup finds itself in a much-changed market compared to when it got its start in 2014.
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Mr. Parini's three-man team in Syracuse finds itself increasingly overwhelmed, working out of a narrow office crammed with files that chronicle the central Mediterranean's recent history of crime and despair.
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But today's events were perhaps more charged than usual, because of the crisis the country finds itself in and because the new prime minister himself is such a divisive figure. Mrs.
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In its search for a new leader, Neiman Marcus finds itself in a position similar to that of its peers, which must consider whether outside influences can help them change course.
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The fourth includes formal defense pacts centered on mutual defense pledges that promise more or less unconditional military assistance with combat forces in the event that either finds itself at war.
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But as the U.S. Open kicks off and fans salivate at the prospect of a meeting between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the women's game finds itself without a must-see.
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The company now finds itself without a chief business officer, a chief financial officer, a chief technology officer, and a chief revenue officer as it pursues new business strategies in 2020.
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At a time when America finds itself dangerously divided, we must not hesitate to harness the Founding Fathers' collective legacy for the betterment of the nation that they cherished so dearly.
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In many ways, the decisions the administration finds itself confronting now are similar to the ones the Obama administration confronted in 2009 amid the outbreak of the so-called Green Revolution.
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The loss was a blow to a powerful industry group that has long held sway in Washington, and while other industries are rallying behind the trade deal, PhRMA finds itself alone.
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Now, the company finds itself at the center of a rift in Chinese-Canadian relations caused by Ms. Meng's case, which includes charges of evading United States economic sanctions on Iran.
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That's the episode of "The Twilight Zone," you may remember, in which a community fretting about nuclear attack finds itself succumbing to rancor and hatred as it prepares for the worst.
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That France finds itself in this position — hoping for a complete novice to win and cringing at the consequences if he should falter — has rattled the French political establishment, and Europe.
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Ron Baron is a Tesla perma-bull who never misses a chance to boost the company and CEO Elon Musk, often without much understanding of the competitive environment Tesla finds itself in.
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After years of not having much incentive to undercut each other and offer more competitive pricing, Canada consistently finds itself among the countries with the most expensive wireless bills in the world.
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STOCKHOLM — Sweden, which has long cultivated the image of a peace-loving land of freedom, this month finds itself the focus of two of the largest military exercises since the Cold War.
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The scandal has further strained an already dysfunctional alliance with Renault SA and thrown Nissan into disarray as it finds itself on course to book its lowest operating profit in 11 years.
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In other words, he was fired for being bad at his job—although it's not clear how much blame he deserves for creating the shitpile the Trump campaign now finds itself in.
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The company has been unable to find a buyer and now finds itself forced to essentially abandon the diversification strategy it initiated in 2014 by acquiring retail chain in parallel market segments.
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While the pilot is a worthy introduction to the Preacher universe, the story finds itself on much surer footing in the subsequent three episodes that AMC has screened so far for press.
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With US, Russian and Syrian regime forces getting closer on the ground and in the air, the Pentagon finds itself trying to appeal to Moscow for greater efforts to de-conflict operations.
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China, meanwhile, finds itself in the opposite situation — relatively faster growth, but hemorrhaging jobs, shedding millions of them in the steel, aluminum, and coal industries, which are bloated with growth-choking overcapacity.
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"The Kingdom now finds itself neck and neck with Moscow for the lead in Chinese market share, with both jostling in the 13-14% range, yet the momentum resides with the latter."
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After decades of indifference and waning interest, the Indy 500 finds itself back in the motorsport spotlight for the 100th running of what is shamelessly billed as the 'Greatest Spectacle in Racing'.
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"Netflix finds itself in a similar position to the one HBO was in back when Sex and the City and The Sopranos launched and then grew huge," writes VanDerWerff over at Vox.
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Against this backdrop, Labour's fortunes in Scotland are so reduced that it finds itself in a grim battle with the Conservatives for the place of second-biggest party in the Scottish Parliament.
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I titled this review "this is fine" and I absolutely mean it both ways: the app's quality (It's fine!) and the perilous situation Google finds itself in when it comes to messaging.
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Yet that foreordained matchup is in peril, because San Antonio finds itself fighting for its playoff life, trailing its best-of-seven series, three games to two, against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Canada simply may have honored a routine extradition warrant, but it finds itself in an unenviable tug of war between the US and China amid a trade war between the two superpowers.
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"The bank has shown that it is unable to overcome the difficult economic and financial situation in which it finds itself," the central bank said in a statement posted on its website.
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The group, the U.S.'s biggest lobbying group representing the oil and natural-gas industry, finds itself on offense after eight years of mostly defense with former President Obama's aggressive regulatory agenda.
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I spoke with Webb about how he brings that experience forward into Mafia III, a game that also finds itself torn between two identities: pulpy revenge story and racially aware period piece.
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The Necks' general modus operandi is simultaneously Minimalist and improvisational; it finds itself a texture and a constellation of motifs and inhabits them for as long or as briefly as it wishes.
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The United States, half-asleep at the wheel, and given to little or no oversight of our data economy, now finds itself in the standard operating position of just reacting to events.
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Op-Ed Contributor With Roy Moore's humiliating loss in the Alabama Senate race, the Trumpified Republican Party finds itself both defeated and dishonored, with no sign that it has yet hit bottom.
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In the wake of the Christchurch, New Zealand, terrorist attack on Muslims last month, the Morrison government now finds itself under pressure over issues that recently appeared to give it an advantage.
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But perhaps nowhere is the tug more vivid than in Australia, long one of America's closest allies, which now finds itself pulled in the opposite direction by China, its largest export market.
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"Baldor finds itself with plenty of inventory and excess delivery capabilities with the absence of the food service community," said Ben Walker, the vice-president for sales and marketing in an email.
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For example, if a utility finds itself without enough operators to manage a power plant, it could conceivably borrow trained operators from another company to make sure the power plant stays online.
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But it's the Public Theater in New York that finds itself in the middle of a pitched controversy, for its new staging of the play at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
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A year after racial discontent neared levels not seen since the Rodney King beating case, the country finds itself convulsed by controversies over neo-Nazis emboldened by Donald Trump's rise to power.
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Fresh off its victory in Tuscaloosa on Saturday, LSU finds itself atop this week's College Football Playoff rankings, while No. 4 Georgia edged No. 5 Alabama to break into the top four.
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The dominance of Republicans has freed many states to take a significant turn to the right on several issues, even as a divided federal government in Washington finds itself gnarled in gridlock.
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Twitter finds itself in the same boat as Facebook, which last year was caught using users' phone numbers and email addresses, which they gave Facebook for securing their accounts, for targeted advertising.
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Facebook finds itself embroiled in controversy yet again after more than two hours of audio from internal company meetings were leaked to The Verge, which published highlights of the recordings on Tuesday.
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But Echtra now finds itself back in Runic's shoes—developing another Torchlight game, with many of the same developers, under a publisher that's proven it's willing to shut the whole thing down.
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If it does, both sides are harmed — religions and sects battle each other for government cash, while the state finds itself forced to meddle in religious affairs, where it has no business.
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While Docker may be able to secure additional capital, it's yet another company that finds itself in an ominous position after raising mounds of cash during the heady days earlier this decade.
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Roper says that 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing, can produce many of the parts for which the Air Force finds itself desperate, from C-5 gasket handles to F-15 longerons.
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With the regular NFL season slated to begin in September, the league finds itself in a position where it has only managed to anger both protesting players and those who oppose them.
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" I think of the project as exploring a part of both what happened to Palestine in 1948 and where it finds itself now, through looking at this very particular "man-altered landscape.
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Beijing is still wondering what to do with a stadium that looks like a bird's nest and Sochi finds itself saddled with an $8.5 billion light-rail system no one wants to maintain.
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Where Nissan finds itself isn't that surprising when you consider its approach to autonomy, which is to add features to its vehicles one at a time and to aim for mass-market vehicles.
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Instacart, the on-demand grocery delivery platform that finds itself at the center of ever-increasing competition, has today announced that David Hahn will be taking over as Instacart's new Chief Product Officer.
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The Republican Party, despite controlling all branches of government for close to a year, finds itself in the puzzling position of desperately trying to pass a tax package that no one quite loves.
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Dover now finds itself at the center of Britain's Brexit battle, which very well may end without a deal with the EU—a so-called no-deal Brexit, the starkest rupture of all.
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The sentencing comes as the Israeli military finds itself under heightened international scrutiny for its use of live fire over the past month against Palestinian protesters across the fence dividing Israel from Gaza.
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Trump's presidency is coming to an important clarifying moment, Mackowiak said, before helpfully comparing the critical juncture the White House finds itself in as the climactic cliffhanger of a movie — or reality show.
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Just when it should be preparing for a post-Brexit "Global Britain", the Foreign Office finds itself fighting fires both at home and in relations with the countries it most needs to cultivate.
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"Given the availability of these third-party solutions, we&aposve questioned how and why the FBI finds itself thwarted by so many locked phones," the Electronic Frontier Foundation said in a blog post .
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This is where the NFL finds itself in 2016: besieged by bad guys creating bad press for the league and the only thing it can think to do is promulgate some worthless policy.
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The Fed finds itself in a complicated place between expectations from the market's assumptions and Trump's demand against an economy central bank officials characterize as continuing to grow with a strong labor market.
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In the current climate, they indicate weak growth both in the U.S. and abroad as the Fed finds itself constrained from hiking as its peers hold rates in low and sometimes negative territory.
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And I think that there is a risk that next year we could find ourselves in an inflation environment — it's not hyperinflation — and the Fed finds itself a little bit behind the curve.
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That is the inflection point where the project finds itself, and the question is will it be able to take that next step toward broader adoption or reach a peak and fall back.
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If, indeed, war is a serious risk, then Wall Street will find itself in the teeth of the bear, while the world finds itself in the teeth of an even more fearsome beast.
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Neighbours Vietnam and China compete for influence over landlocked Laos, which has no maritime claims but finds itself in the difficult position of dealing with neighbours at odds over the South China Sea.
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But now the region finds itself in the grips of a withering drought that may be exacerbated by climate change, forcing city and regional agencies to take draconian actions to curb water use.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's top central banker said on Wednesday it was "important we avoid escalating" political issues as the country finds itself in a diplomatic hot water with China, its biggest trading partner.
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Aguri is one of the two teams that decided against investing in this, and as a result it finds itself competing with the same spec car that every team ran in season one.
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The launch of the fund to compensate the victims of past doping comes as athletics finds itself in the midst of one of the worst doping and corruption scandals in the sport's history.
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Alas, these contradictions might not be resolved until after a Leave vote in which a ragtag government led by Gove, Johnson, Iain Duncan Smith etc suddenly finds itself responsible for negotiating a deal.
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OK, that second part might be a stretch, but the fact is the Republican Party finds itself cutting deals and passing legislation that it would have condemned as heresy not that long ago.
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On the other hand, a company that makes it safe to try things, even when they fail, ends up fostering the creative process and finds itself learning from the thing that doesn't work.
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But as Bogotá finds itself forced to consider diverting nine-digit sums from peace implementation to refugee assistance, there's no getting around the fact that we need to seriously ramp up our commitment.
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After getting walloped by two back-to-back corrections in February and March, the S&P 22006 has recovered nicely in May, and once again finds itself in positive territory for the year.
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But six years later, rather than a newly strengthened nation, Haiti finds itself mired in a political crisis that threatens to further erode the Haitian people's confidence in their government and its institutions.
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Denver started the season strong, winning three of its first four games, but finds itself in the AFC West basement thanks to a five-game slide that has followed its Week 22 bye.
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Despite Trump's insistence that the elites are responsible for the mess in which the country currently finds itself, he has now picked two Supreme Court justices who have a very clear "elite" pedigree.
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Colorado, which led the National League West by one-half game Tuesday, suddenly finds itself 4 1/2 games behind Los Angeles, but still owns a comfortable advantage in the wild-card race.
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Compared to figures from 2015, every state in Australia finds itself considerably closer or even surpassing the 95 percent immunization rate target set by Canberra for one- and two-year-old cohort populations.
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This so-called loss of China has echoed down through the decades so that today the United States still finds itself groping for how best to deal with an even more consequential China.
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Instead of entering the election season united behind a leadership slate and a shared vision, the House Democratic caucus finds itself divided by the demands of competing generations, identities, ideologies and power bases.
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IWC PILOT'S WATCH TIMEZONER SPITFIRE EDITION "THE LONGEST FLIGHT" $12,400 IWC's Pilot's Watch collection finds itself in the spotlight this year, every updated model powered with one of the company's in-house movements.
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Bolsonaro's sudden rise comes as Brazil finds itself in its worst recession and embroiled in its biggest corruption scandal after the leftist PT ran the government for 13 of the last 15 years.
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The callbacks have lessened in recent weeks, but I will say that the next episode looks like it will be a "Voyager"- type story arc, where the ship finds itself far from home.
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And because 12 other states now follow California's standards, the state finds itself in an extraordinary position to stage a regulatory mutiny of sorts — with much of the country's car market in tow.
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" As the New York Times noted, "Blum's approach represents a particularly enterprising way out of the dilemma in which Hollywood finds itself in the age of endless 'Transformers' sequels and 'Spider-Man' reboots.
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Now Mexico finds itself facing the biggest shakedown of all from north of the Rio Grande, as the United States president demands $12 billion to $15 billion to pay for a border wall.
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Government officials have been discussing for months how to rescue VEB, which finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling over $12.6 billion and is at risk of failing to meet its debt repayments.
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But as tennis fans salivate at the prospect of a long-awaited first United States Open meeting between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the women's game finds itself without a must-see matchup.
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This, in effect, could become a way of celebrating the entire culture that the music sprang from — but which often finds itself erased in history, especially as the music rises into the academy.
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The markets have seen much of this movie before: a heavily indebted country finds itself in crisis, the currency plunges and talk quickly turns to contagion and, ultimately, an expensive globally financed bailout.
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The scale and sophistication of the right's judicial confirmation efforts would seem to portend a dark period ahead for the left, which, despite having made great strides under Mr. Obama, finds itself outmaneuvered.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's 290-hour convenience stores are struggling to stay open around the clock as an industry that has continually expanded now finds itself at the sharp end of a labor shortage.
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"We don't want anymore sea rescues by Frontex if the European agency then finds itself with no choice but to bring those rescued to Italian ports," said Toninelli, who oversees the coast guard.
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Light arrives, instead, in fitful bursts out of the great dark void in which the audience initially finds itself in this more than clever production, conceived and directed by Halory Goerger and Antoine Defoort.
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It seemed throughout the lifetime of Netflix's streaming expansion that it would be the harbinger for cord-cutting, but now finds itself fitting with existing consumers that already are fine with a cable subscription.
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Thus, just when it should be preparing for a post-Brexit "Global Britain", the Foreign Office finds itself fighting fires both at home and in relations with the countries it most needs to cultivate.
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The contemporary presidency finds itself at the intersection of a particularly nasty combination: highly personalized politics that also reflect symbolism important to each party, closely divided political contests and declining confidence in political institutions.
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"Barclays now finds itself facing yet another regulatory battle...Skeletons seem to be jumping out of lots of closets at once for Barclays," said Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at online investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown.
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The New York Rangers and New York Islanders are both coming off 353-point seasons, yet each team finds itself with something to prove entering their season opener Thursday night at Madison Square Garden.
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If implemented, the move would certainly lift a burden on the White House press office, which often finds itself trying to explain why Trump's tweets diverge so sharply from the tightly crafted official statements.
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Some of this simply comes from the position Amazon finds itself in as the most powerful online retail company in the Western hemisphere — if not the world — run by the richest businessman on earth.
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With the Senate refusing to consider President Obama's nominee to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, the current eight-justice court finds itself increasingly vulnerable to such deadlocks, unable to make definitive 5-to-4 rulings.
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As the real Silicon Valley gets tangled in ever more difficulties, Silicon Valley finds itself in the rare position to roast an industry just as everyone is primed for laughter and anger toward it.
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Once again, the IRS finds itself in a controversy over its use of private debt-collection companies to go after relatively small overdue tax payments – often with limited results and a history of abuses.
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The ADB, a Manila-based development lender whose major donors are Japan and the United States, finds itself at a crossroads as its members gather to debate a new strategy to run until 2030.
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And although it's sometimes difficult to tell just how large some of those stakes are as a percent of equity in the company, SoftBank finds itself involved in many companies' biggest rounds to date.
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While that could open up deal possibilities for Fitbit, the company also finds itself now competing against both larger players in the fitness space as well as a range of more full-featured smartwatches.
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In an activity that finds itself more and more affected by the mainstream every day, Dill has managed to preserve his independence and style in all aspects of his life, from skating to business.
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Iran often finds itself under international pressure from the media and human rights groups, such as Amnesty International, and its high execution rates has placed it among the top five executioners in the world.
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So Europe once again finds itself in a quandary, trying to tread a line between two NATO members, Turkey and Greece, one trying to push refugees forward, the other trying to keep them out.
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Some staff members will stay on to make the paper's print archive digitally accessible; the rest will be out of a job at a time when the local news industry finds itself in crisis.
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Originally founded in an era of techno-utopianism, the MIT Media Lab now finds itself responding to the ways technology and engineering culture are accelerating and creating problems like climate change, inequality, and obesity.
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The trans-Atlantic relationship has been rattled since Donald Trump took office; Germany suddenly finds itself agreeing with China more on certain issues, like climate change, than with the United States, its longtime ally.
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Doxzoo finds itself in similar company to Rallyhood, a Sprint contractor, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, FormGet, Mixcloud and Samsung, all of which have in the past year left sensitive data online by mistake.
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"The North finds itself having to explain why its leader is meeting Trump, the head of the American imperialists," said Kim Seok-hyang, professor of North Korean studies at Ewha Womans University in Seoul.
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The firm finds itself in the unusual position of trying to hire 15 to 20 new staff to cope with a spike in demand, as peer startups consider layoffs and a potential cash freeze.
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The board now finds itself in a curious predicament: Even if it could vote in new members to replace those who quit, it is short of the 12-member quorum required for their approval.
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In that crowded and at times chaotic passage, a ship often finds itself with no good place to go if the vessel across the traffic lane or alongside loses control or does the unexpected.
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The SPD finds itself in this tight race even though Kraft, a tram driver's daughter, enjoys more personal popularity than her conservative challenger Armin Laschet, a former journalist and son of a mining foreman.
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It now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totaling over $12.6 billion, according to analysts, and is at risk of failing to meet its foreign debt repayments, including about $900 million due this year.
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Government officials have been discussing for months how to rescue VEB, which now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling over $12.6 billion and is at risk of failing to meet its debt repayments.
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A year after we first rallied in Philadelphia, AmerisourceBergen now finds itself engulfed in a shareholder-led effort spearheaded by the "Investors for Opioid Accountability," a coalition with more than $2.2 trillion in assets.
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Congress finds itself in the audience, watching the same movie over and over because it is too cowardly to assert itself as the branch of government with the sole constitutional responsibility to declare war.
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After years of military and political investment in Iraq, the United States finds itself in a position where few powerful Iraqis are willing to stand up for it and its role in the country.
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It's ironic that in its attempt to stand back and let public figures speak freely, Facebook now finds itself having to define who qualifies as a politician, and which politicians aren't granted the exemption.
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It's not always the case that Britain finds itself in the midst of a heatwave and it's almost as unusual to find the England soccer team in the latter stages of a major tournament.
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The trade war the U.S. now finds itself in could push more buyers into the used car market, which is already robust enough to take a bite out of new car and pickup sales.
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A quarter century after the events surrounding "Black Hawk Down," the incident that killed 18 US soldiers in Mogadishu, the US military finds itself more actively engaged in Somalia than at any time since.
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Even though they're enormously different shows, AMC's Humans now finds itself in the weird position of being compared to HBO's Westworld, a series with which it simultaneously has much and almost nothing in common.
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And its effort to tie itself more closely to a financial services ecosystem comes as Visa finds itself under threat from some of the very startup technologies that the company may look to co-opt.
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If nothing else, SmugMug now finds itself in possession of a cherished relic from the early days of Web 2.0 and a shit-ton of photos that can be printed on tote bags or whatever.
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The world finds itself in an age saturated with anxiety—at least, that's the sense created by the daily deluge of news portraying a grim present of economic hardship, global tensions, terrorism, and political upheaval.
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ISIS finds itself fending off enemies in all directions, over an area of several hundred square kilometers, much of it open land where the movement of any sizable reinforcements would be vulnerable to air attack.
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It now finds itself saddled with toxic assets totalling more than $12.6 billion, according to analysts, and is at risk of failing to meet its foreign debt repayments, including about $900 million due this year.
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After the departure of its CEO Travis Kalanick and many of his top deputies following several months of nonstop scandals and controversies, the company finds itself in the unique position to hit the reset button.
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In fact, it's that characteristic that plays a small part in the backstory to "Twenty//Three", which finds itself buried in the dimly-lit, crinkled hours between sunset and not wanting to go to bed.
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Along the way, it finds itself helping people caught up in conflicts against the domineering mega corporations that rule the space lanes, and ultimately helps to take down one that's been gunning for its friends.
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Canada's open-minded policy finds itself in stark juxtaposition with the burkini ban that swept through an ever-increasing number of seaside French cities this summer before being overturned by officials just this past week.
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