The first week would start strong, but then the chemistry would fizzle just as my brain chemistry seemed to fizzle.
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If Hiram was to sell Fizzle Rocks and increase crime rates, Jughead would burn every fizzle and every rock he sees and ban his gang from all illegal behavior.
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The answer, it seems, is none other than fizzle rocks.
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Teen Hiram offers everyone fizzle rocks, Riverdale's newest street drug.
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Even if the tariffs fizzle out, other storms lie ahead.
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But without a bombshell revelation the story will surely fizzle.
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With a deft enough touch, China's debt bomb could fizzle.
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You hear a loud fizzle, and the power goes out.
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Boundaries fizzle accordingly, yielding a vast spectrum of tender gestures.
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I'll just fizzle out at the end of my career.
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The current extreme left comets in the party will fizzle.
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The immediate threats to Israeli security could of course fizzle.
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Once they get started, they rarely fizzle out that quickly.
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"I feel like Kourtney and I sometimes fizzle," she says.
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Schultz will need to become popular before he can fizzle.
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Private members' bills such as Mr Shelbrooke's tend to fizzle out.
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PepsiCo's stock could be about to fizzle, according to one trader.
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Players who mature quickly tend to fizzle out sooner as well.
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Schumacher took full responsibility for the film landing with a fizzle.
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We watched these proposed regulations build momentum and then fizzle out.
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However, the rally might fizzle out to some extent post March.
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But these flash fires of passion can sizzle and then fizzle.
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And yet their plan appears to fizzle out by film's end.
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Spoiler alert: Some insiders say this thing is going to fizzle.
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Plenty of fizzle in what is otherwise an explosive offensive era.
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Big ideas without a firm foundation are, indeed, destined to fizzle.
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I could feel the synapses in my head sputter and fizzle.
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Will the investigation fizzle out without any further actions of note?
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The government can claim only partial credit; drug epidemics tend to fizzle.
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Could this fizzle rocks situation officially plunge Riverdale into the supernatural realm?
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"Scott and Sofia's relationship is starting to fizzle," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Careers are born and fizzle out in a week on YouTube now.
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By maple tree or fizzle rock, it all has to work together.
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Even if the cases fizzle, some damage would already have been done.
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In 2006, the North conducted its first nuclear test, a partial fizzle.
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Mix in a teaspoon of baking soda and watch the concoction fizzle.
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We took a look at seven distinct possibilities, from fizzle to fireworks.
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"Blindspot" (NBC) - NBC can't be blind to this once-promising show's fizzle.
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Could it fizzle out before it ever comes close to swamping Republicans?
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Early on, Mr. Holt's attempts to guide the discussion seemed to fizzle.
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Our differences would burn hot, then smolder, then fizzle to a détente.
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A national soda tax is an idea that deserves to fizzle out.
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Instead of maintaining an effervescent fizzle, "Phantom Boy" too frequently sputters piffle.
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But if they can't, their chance for a deal will fizzle out.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has blamed Russia for last week's fizzle.
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Offill's weakness is that, despite her comic tone, her wit can fizzle.
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Wait for that rally to fizzle, and don't buy all you can.
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In Europe, analysts said that recent price rallies might also fizzle out.
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Another challenger to traditional publishing, e-books, has also started to fizzle.
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But… Previously pent-up real estate demand from retailers will eventually fizzle.
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But these stem cells fizzle out and stop dividing at a certain point.
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"Less sustainable rebounds fizzle out when earnings momentum doesn't follow through," said Citi.
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This spring is going to fizzle for gas prices east of the Rockies.
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All the while, Brooks said, they expected it to fizzle at any moment.
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So don't worry, Libra; whatever isn't a big deal will fizzle out quickly.
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But that appeared to fizzle Tuesday as speculation rose she would endorse Trump.
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When that delay dragged on for hours, the playful mood began to fizzle.
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But thus does print go out: not with a bang, but a fizzle.
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Her campaign has begun to fizzle, and rivals smell blood in the water.
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"Many of them fizzle out because the challenges are so enormous," Chakravorty said.
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It seemed like maybe a dud or a fizzle, according to early reports.
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At times, the disputes simply fizzle as participants lose the ambition to resolve them.
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Hashtags meant to inspire activism often fizzle out before they ever reach the masses.
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The boom in foreign takeovers by Chinese firms, meanwhile, may fizzle out or explode.
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The real story here is not that this case isn&apost going to fizzle.
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But many young influencers come and then they kind of fizzle out over time.
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Fabian's journey to Europe seemed to fizzle out far too quickly earlier this year.
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"Scott and Sofia's relationship is starting to fizzle," the insider told PEOPLE on Friday.
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Saudi Arabia has promised reform before, only for its efforts to fizzle into insignificance.
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This could indicate that investigation is ongoing despite the fizzle of the House memo.
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Ablin on Tuesday suggested that a renewed run back to record levels will fizzle.
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And then Del Rio would hit the ring and, invariably, it would all fizzle.
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The Cavs-Warriors trilogy, the greatest story in basketball, may end with a fizzle.
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The Discourse has little use for the affirmative, and good things fizzle out quickly.
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But for every breakthrough, plenty more fizzle out within just a few short years.
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The universe certainly started with a bang, but it likely ends with a fizzle.
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" Highlighting the main drawback, she added, "It might not go public or fizzle out.
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If the protests fizzle, Mr. Modi's vision of a Hindu nation could draw closer.
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Blogging started to fizzle out as a medium, and display advertising money dried up.
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Or it could fizzle out after a few years of people sending the same videos.
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Lance-gate There are many scandals that seem big for a moment but quickly fizzle.
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Hopefully BfA doesn't go the way of Warlord of Draenor and fizzle out almost immediately.
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She knows that TikTok could shut down or fizzle out — look what happened to Vine.
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Because of the men's labor, Hiram now has enough Fizzle Rocks to easily control Riverdale.
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And this popular trend isn't set to fizzle anytime soon, according to one chief executive.
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Instead, it's a collection of almost poppy, acoustic ballads that fizzle with optimism and warmth.
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History shows that they can blow up, they can fizzle or they can simply linger.
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Some analysts said the opposition movement could fizzle because its members have no clear goals.
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But they're cautiously only sending one or two players, and the attacks mostly fizzle out.
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Nobody knows if the coronavirus will be a "big one," for it may still fizzle.
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Interest in the idea appeared to fizzle since Mr. Mnuchin first examined it in 2017.
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Arpaio's campaign ended in a fizzle, while Ward attracted headlines as the anti-establishment candidate.
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"Spoiler alert: Some insiders say this thing is going to fizzle," our sports columnist writes.
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Magic Leap might not be the fizzle that the Verge and Wired's profiles seem to suggest.
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Interest in Wikipedia pages didn't seem to blow up and fizzle out in an accelerating rate.
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The would-be scandals fizzle not because readers are fatigued, or because his base doesn't care.
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Sorry, jingle jangle, but it's fizzle rocks that are all the rage this season on Riverdale.
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The euro's winning streaks usually fizzle and turn once they reach the 10-15 percent mark.
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An otherworldly cloud flourished from the fizzle, rapidly expanding outward and upward, morphing into different shapes.
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Traders warn that any potential delays in changing tax laws could cause the rally to fizzle.
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Those protests grew into Moscow's biggest sustained protest movement in years before appearing to fizzle out.
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It has not invested much, so huge amounts of power fizzle out on its dilapidated lines.
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Like most teenage romances, ours began to fizzle my senior year, after Jack finished high school.
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I don't know if Williamson's campaign will catch fire or fizzle before gaining any real traction.
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Lucky for us he was incompetent and his bomb was either a fizzle or prematurely detonated.
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However, it's much harder to stick to your good habits when your drive begins to fizzle.
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Other economists say the fizzle is predictable because high tax rates were not holding back investment.
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Carson and his team are apoplectic and insist they do not intend to let matter fizzle.
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If you've ever felt a romance slowly fizzle into nothingness, you'll totally know what she means.
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Matt Powell, a senior adviser with market research firm NPD Group, predicted the boycott would fizzle.
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During Juggie's wander into town, he learns all the men are gone (they're forced to work at the titular Man In Black's prison construction site-fizzle rock manufacturing center), Athens is covered in G&G symbols, and fizzle rock-addled children obsessively play the evil board game.
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The Spurs have been a panacea to for a career that looked about ready to fizzle out.
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Showers and thunderstorms will fizzle the dust out of the sky by the end of the week.
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Even all of her romantic-sexual relationships — which usually serve as a powerful inspiration for Nola — fizzle.
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While a skier, McMurray was the first to land a "Fizzle Flip" a spinning backflip between rails.
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In 1999, we wrote that the Gunners' love of their manager "would fizzle if the team flagged".
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If we're lucky, Gaston will just fizzle out in the water, much like his chances with Belle.
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Then we flash back to Alison, whose star is on the rise even as her relationships fizzle.
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There are fizzle rocks, abandoned towns, and cameos by Elvis' granddaughter aplenty, so let's get into it.
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Though his protest was taken up by a few other black players, it seemed likely to fizzle.
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Elsewhere they fizzle, sinking into a sluggish enervation that suggests they've taken their own band name literally.
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But it seems more likely that Mr Odinga's protests will fizzle out than that they will explode.
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For quiet adult dramas and prestige films, it started with a pop … and ended in a fizzle.
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Fizzle: Remember that hydrogen bomb test we got all excited about at the beginning of the month?
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They briefly supported the idea of a "government of national unity", only to see the idea fizzle.
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The next two weeks will be a good indicator whether the tech rally will continue or fizzle.
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None of these efforts appeared to have significant support, however, raising the possibility that they could fizzle.
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But even when relationships fizzle, the children resulting from them can knit gang affiliations deeper into families.
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There's something powerful about taking ownership of the situation, rather than letting things diminish or fizzle out.
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When investigators closed Darkode in summer 2015, the site did briefly relaunch, but appeared to fizzle out.
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Noura's radiance becomes erratically pyrotechnic, setting off dozens of incendiary ideas but letting many of them fizzle.
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We've sadly seen Carmelo Anthony's stint as a Houston Rocket fizzle out faster than could be expected.
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Even if businesses don't interfere at all, a five-star filter's usefulness could eventually fizzle out anyway.
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They claim that if you mix a pregnant person's urine with bleach, it will fizzle and foam.
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There are always appealing visiting teams to watch, and some seasons have started strong only to fizzle.
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As it stands, it wouldn't be completely shocking to see Stadia fizzle out over the next couple years.
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The company may have scaled back expectations after seeing excitement around its rival Lyft's stock quickly fizzle out.
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Fizzle rocks may be the new "jingle jangle," but we're way more worried about this drug of choice.
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Center-right opposition leader Nicolas Sarkozy told Le Monde newspaper he expected the government's reformist zeal to fizzle.
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The controversy will probably fizzle out quickly, just as it did when FaceApp was first introduced in 2017.
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We'd have a few dates, share a few text messages, and eventually the thing would fizzle out completely.
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Even as jobs in traditional fossil fuel sectors decline, the broader economy is not expected to fizzle. Gov.
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At every turn of the campaign pundits, journalists and moderate Republicans predicted that he would fizzle out soon.
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Guaido says movement won't 'fizzle' Guaido made his first public appearance since his dramatic challenge to the regime.
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And eventually, if they don't fizzle out altogether, flexible displays could lead to an even more dramatic reimagining.
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Every time Kentucky tried to close the gap, a bad shot or decision caused the momentum to fizzle.
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The back channel effort appeared to fizzle after a chemical weapons attack in northern Syria in April 2017.
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During that time, I have seen interest in high-intensity exercise soar and enthusiasm for barefoot running fizzle.
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"Bank Teller" features Lil Uzi Vert, 03 Greedo, Lil Pump, and Smokepurpp over a Thank You Fizzle beat.
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There is also a risk that one of the longest U.S. recoveries could fizzle during Powell's four-year term.
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Being in the spotlight means experimenting with trends that fizzle fast, but are immortalized forever thanks to Getty images.
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This has led some industry analysts to predict that Uber will never break even and will eventually fizzle out.
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So then they fizzle out, 'cause they're trying to create the sound, because they never developed themself head on.
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When the Sisters realize that Betty has not actually downed her fizzle rocks, they force her to do so.
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We quickly realize just how dangerous the party is as the group descends into fizzle rock-induced druggy madness.
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And without these atmospheric acrobatics, the cool subsurface waters in the Niño 3.4 region are likely to fizzle out.
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Silicon Valley was born in the Cold War but it did not fizzle out when the Berlin Wall fell.
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As a venture investor for the last 20 years, George Zachary has witnessed plenty of trends develop and fizzle.
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Will Mastodon fizzle after a few weeks or take off and become the next Facebook, Instagram, or, well, Twitter?
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Hong Kong's largest tech IPO for nearly a decade went off with a fizzle rather than a bang today.
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And this one could fizzle, too, if online merchants, web browsers or consumers fail to adopt the new standard.
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When Mr. Vieira de Vieira went back to New York three months later, she thought the romance might fizzle.
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Rubio aides believed Mr. Trump would fizzle, just as the insurgencies of Patrick J. Buchanan and Ron Paul had.
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I didn't realize that a lot of friendships wind down or fizzle out completely when you have a baby.
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Some view his strategy of skipping the first four states as a long-shot gambit that will fizzle out.
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Some projects fizzle — "Jem and the Holograms," for instance, had the worst opening weekend of 2015, just $1.4 million.
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If Clinton wins both contests outright, Sanders's movement could well fizzle out, and she could wrap up the nomination quickly.
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But they have, at least in recent years, tended to fizzle out quickly, or else been limited to fringe thought.
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This summer, they celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary — a lifetime in reality TV romances which are known to fizzle out.
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I fling messages at a few of the matches I fancy, but things usually fizzle out after an initial flirtation.
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THE last-ditch effort by some Democrats to thwart a Donald Trump presidency ended in a fizzle on December 19th.
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Traction in this area would be helpful as the benefits from McDonald's all-day breakfast promotion are starting to fizzle.
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He's using a Southside prison building project, which he secured by ill means, to expand his Fizzle Rock production empire.
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And it turns out though the 2014 El Niño didn't quite make it through, it didn't entirely fizzle out either.
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It's harder for bad guys to run away, for precious relationships to fizzle out, for politicians to cheat their constituents.
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Those discussions might end in another bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, or they could fizzle out without any proposal.
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Early-round draft picks often fizzle, and success in Vancouver does not necessarily foreshadow success further up the food chain.
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Yes, we've heard this plenty of times before, only to see negotiations fizzle or lawmakers fail to find common ground.
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We expected Trump to fizzle because we were not socially intermingled with his supporters and did not listen carefully enough.
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The bottom line: Summits can create momentum, but without progress on a detailed implementation plan that momentum will fizzle out.
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This latest bill will likely fizzle out in Arizona just like the other, similar porn-blocking bills in the past.
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In fact, he found, they would eventually fizzle, leaking radiation and particles, and finally explode and disappear over the eons.
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In other words, the tax cut is a big fizzle – and even the White House is half-admitting as much.
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"Above 3,367.493 (dollar) appetite tends to fizzle out..., while on supply side, there are inflows from commodity exporters," he said.
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While some shows get off on the wrong foot, others explode in popularity just to fizzle out in subsequent seasons.
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Even if Beijing shows restraint towards Hong Kong, it is unlikely that the protests will fizzle out on their own.
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Now the pressure is on Joe Biden to send a jolt through a campaign that threatens to fizzle in Iowa.
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A full-blown repeal is still far from over, with many opportunities to fizzle out or get derailed in the process.
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After Kennedy had been in the White House for about a year-and-a-half, their warm relations started to fizzle.
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But it's also about spreading the risk, so no one company ends up losing too much if these alternatives fizzle out.
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Theoretically, it's possible that Hiram has orchestrated all of this G&G stuff in order to boost sales of fizzle rocks.
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Fundamentally, too, there is no guarantee that the energy boom will not fizzle out again, sending Santos shares tumbling once more.
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"The people who think that we are going to fizzle, I think they are not going to be happy," he said.
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This addresses one of dating app's biggest problems – conversations can often start out well, but then fizzle out and are abandoned.
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Until the magic it conjures among residents of the city begins to fizzle out, and probably a little while after that.
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A deliberate moment of difficulty was introduced to this supposed sleek union of East and West: a slight fizzle, an incongruence.
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There was a real sense of emerging panic that this thing is going to fizzle out pathetically without even coming close.
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Plotz Exploding with emotion Extra credit: In Yiddish, plots means to crack; split; give out (like your patience); fizzle out or burst.
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But so is seeing her fizzle out at the end of the day, and that's why God invented pasta, wine, and Netflix!
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"It will fizzle out on its own," she assured reporters, a statement echoed by other members of President François Hollande's inner circle.
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The rest, as we'll see, will fizzle out and die — or have a small liquidation event, which is pretty much the same.
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The energy generated in the protests could fizzle now that Mr Fico is out, and there are strong counter-currents at work.
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After that, the mask not only begins to fizzle and tingle, but expands and bubbles until you look like a fluffy cloud.
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But owing to remote geography and poor transport links, they tended to fizzle out rather than spread to become a national crisis.
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Investors have pointed to oversold conditions priming the stock market for a rebound, but rallies have tended to fizzle to start 2016.
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History is full of insurgent candidates who were able to rally small donors early in the race only to fizzle out later.
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Adrienne Nolan-SmithFounder, WellBeAdrienne Nolan-Smith was building her media company WellBe with a partner, but that relationship began to fizzle out.
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"The people who think that we are going to fizzle, I think they are not going to be happy," he said Friday.
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"Right now, I feel very confident going down the stretch with our group in a close game," Memphis coach David Fizzle said.
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Recent history indicates that the Army will overpromise and allow MDO to fizzle before it's time to publish the next major concept.
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The agencies usually take to court only the cases they're confident they can win, so many investigations fizzle well before that point.
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Like Aunty said, they marry based on romantic love and physical attraction, and roughly half of those marriages fizzle out in divorce.
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The much-vaunted dealmaker has seen his negotiations with the North Koreans over their nuclear program fizzle and yield scant tangible results.
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The thing about more recent independent candidates is they have a tendency to fizzle before Election Day as voters get more serious.
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But unlike normal supernovae that fizzle out after 210 days, "iPTF14hls" stuck around for three times that, flashing and dimming the whole time.
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Unlike the MDMA-like jingle jangle or the crystal meth-ish fizzle rocks, G turns people into foaming-at-the-mouth, catatonic monsters.
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Superstitious or not, the last thing he needs is for the whole thing to fizzle because he removed God from the Serenity Prayer.
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As the controversy dragged on, no one was sure was sure if anti-Blizzard sentiment would fizzle out or fester into something larger.
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He fidgets around the stage, gesticulating madly and repeatedly interrupting himself, his raspy, stuttering sentences building momentum before ending in a pointed fizzle.
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In the summer of 2016, they celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary — a lifetime in reality TV romances which are known to fizzle out.
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Merk expected the correlation to fizzle out but there will be a short-covering rally in gold is expected in the short-term.
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When we check in with Betty, we learn she's been puking up her daily dose of Fizzle Rocks, narrowly avoiding Hiram's drug trials.
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Then blow your mind out with the new Death Grips, and fizzle out with Rushmore's screwed and chopped take on Skepta's triumphant Konnichiwa.
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But the messages between Strzok and Page have often lacked context, and previous accusations against the Obama White House have appeared to fizzle.
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But he was, well, he was going to fizzle out into a black star physically and yet his star would grow even bigger.
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Surely they don't want to become one of those overheated online sensations, only to fizzle when tasked with making a substantial follow-up?
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Ten feet square, it agglutinates irregularly alternating triangles of pink, scarlet and wine into a syncopated pattern that seems to shift and fizzle.
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Many women's initiatives struggle and fizzle out because they strive to do too much and the perfect becomes the enemy of the good.
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City of New York, a quirky case the justices heard on Monday that could soon fizzle out if sanity and common sense prevail.
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And it could prove to be very wrong, especially if the trade war between the United States and China starts to fizzle out.
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January's deep losses may have primed the stock market for a rebound but rallies have tended to fizzle at the start of 2016.
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Individual stocks frequently fizzle to a lifetime loss of 100 percent, according to a recent working paperby Arizona State University professor Hendrik Bessembinder.
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Given the album's bright cheer, the melancholy songs fizzle; the wavery piano chords on "My Mistake" try to brood and instead sound tentative.
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But after her book on Lauder wasn't well received, her career began to fizzle which was also in part due to her prickly personality.
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Well, not zombies, exactly: Just Riverdale folk hopped up on a special brand of fizzle rocks that makes them act a lot like zombies.
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Some analysts suggested the rally could fizzle out soon, particularly if the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries struggles to meet expected production cuts.
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After Jughead learns that Hiram is the mastermind behind the fizzle rocks trade, the drugs are revealed to have an even more sinister purpose.
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Reformers had hoped Justice Anthony Kennedy might join the court's liberal bloc to rein in gerrymandering, but both cases ended in a procedural fizzle.
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Amid debate over whether the "athleisure" trend is starting to fizzle, search data from Google Trends shows that interest in denim is picking up.
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"It's going to fizzle out sooner or later when the consumer realises that their pocket is being hit by costlier domestic products," said Kohli.
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"A lot of uncertainty will remain, and that could mean that sterling's rally could fizzle out at some point really quite soon," she said.
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And even though Obamacare survived it, the weeks since the AHCA's fizzle have felt their own creeping encroachments on reproductive rights around the world.
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At the outset of the war, he finds, many military officers in the conquered nations moved toward resistance, but they tended to fizzle out.
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Talks fizzle on broader immigration deal After Trump stormed out of a White House meeting with congressional leaders, GOP senators privately gathered in Sen.
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If the fight drags on beyond this year, international aid pledged for the implementation of the peace deal will very likely start to fizzle.
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Efforts to make the dead children of Pakistan real and innocent, worthy of a tear and not just a tweet, start, sputter and fizzle.
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"It's going to fizzle out sooner or later when the consumer realizes that their pocket is being hit by costlier domestic products," said Kohli.
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" David Kochel, a top Republican strategist in Iowa who has worked on presidential campaigns for Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush, said: "Sanders will fizzle.
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Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (R-Okla.) and Chris CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsAmericans support refugees — why not the Trump administration?
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How do you get loosely affiliated people to commit long term, so your movement won't fizzle out, the way the Ice Bucket Challenge did?
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All of the movements cited here had long-lasting effects, but others come to power and fizzle out, or they never come to power.
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If you thought the disdain between Donald Trump and former FBI director James Comey would fizzle away, Sunday surely allayed any prospect of a truce.
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"I suspect that things could fizzle out quite quickly, and we return not to acrimony, but a chronic freeze in any major progress," Delury said.
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It was perhaps inevitable that the movement, predicated on refuting aesthetic conventions and commercial success, would fizzle out almost as soon as it was named.
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A "Somali epileptic with one leg" is introduced and ignored after a single line—one of Zink's many small provocations that flare and swiftly fizzle.
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In the words of Carrie Bradshaw, "I couldn't help but wonder" what makes certain couples go the distance while others fizzle in the L.A. sun?
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Laura Hudson: Yeah, a lot of things were presented or teased as major developments, only to fizzle out or disappear as if they'd never happened.
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With everyone hopped up on Fizzle Rocks, her terrible arts and crafts works; all the troubled girls and gay conversion "therapy" boys flee the Sisters.
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The men of Athens, as Laurie Lake (Riley Keough) complains, were taken to work in the Fizzle Rocks factory-slash-prison building scam in Riverdale.
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Reboot your workout Get-in-shape goals tend to fizzle as early as the third week of January, per recent data based on Facebook searches.
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But as the face of a franchise that's mid-fizzle, DeRozan also epitomized its annual fragility in a way that makes his presence feel exhausting.
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Maybe I would have, and he'd never respond to my message, or the convo would fizzle out before we'd ever make plans to meet up.
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Read MoreRally could continue but analysts see a fizzle Treasury yields fell, with the at 0.70 percent and the 10-year yield at 1.74 percent.
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It's a song that rises from somewhere near your gut, a place that can so often burn and fizzle with the bile of self-loathing.
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GIULIANI: The reality is, the real story here is not that this case is going to fizzle; it&aposs going to blow up on them.
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Instead, synths fizzle behind her deft and robust voice, and Van Etten mostly relies on a swell of melodies to underpin her memories in miniature.
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So perhaps nothing about the team's latest postseason fizzle should have been surprising, except that the Clippers truly did seem capable of doing some damage.
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But all too often, it's assumed that you can just let a casual relationship fizzle out and end without officially pronouncing it dead (a.k.a. ghosting).
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I think pegging Pokémon Go as a potential bang-and-fizzle game right away might not be giving the game (or its developers) enough credit.
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Some of Gonzales's early conflicts fizzle into nothing, like Rose's crush on her recruiter, Henry, which occupies many early chapters before evaporating into the ether.
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The espionage case soon began to fizzle, however, leaving prosecutors to focus on the far less serious charge of keeping classified information in her home.
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And to make sure the revolution in commercial space doesn't fizzle out, the United States regulatory system must become faster and simpler — and more stringent.
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The protests started to fizzle late in the season when the NFL said it would donate $89 million over seven years to social justice causes.
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There is no reason to think the latest appeal will fizzle out, as the September order, unlike the earlier ones, is meant to last indefinitely.
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Maggie Diaz Bofill's "Devil of Choice," a fizzle of a #MeToo gloss on "Faust," imagines Goethe's tragic hero as a smug English professor called Sal.
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Go deeper: Where U.S. troops and military assets are deployed in the Middle East U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan as Taliban peace talks fizzle
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When my goal was to transition from wrestling to film I was told.. "You'll make two or three movies tops, then your career will fizzle out".
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In the most alarming turn of events, Betty finds proof Hiram Lodge is personally dictating how patients' "medicine," aka the druggy fizzle rocks, are being distributed.
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This storm is not likely to fizzle out or disappoint snow lovers in the Washington to Baltimore corridor, but... People should keep their expectations in check.
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If Mr Trump recovers, that augurs a protracted three-horse race—because Mr Cruz is unlikely to fizzle as previous Republican winners in Iowa often have.
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Oil's rally could fizzle if there's no agreement among major producers for a freeze later this month, and the ripples could be felt across global markets.
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As a result, sanctions enforcement will fizzle, diplomatic pressure by United Nations member states will dissipate, and, consequently, Pyongyang will perfect its nuclear and missile capabilities.
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The adult coloring-book fad, which provided a huge boost to publishers and booksellers last year, has started to fizzle, possibly driving down sales this year.
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But after the release of the Curry 3 last year, sales of Under Armour shoes softened drastically, and customer interest in basketball shoes started to fizzle.
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Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a bewildering fizzle of a film, but if you can look past its jagged edges, that's a lesson well worth remembering.
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Mischa's story never quite grabbed me like I think it should have, and having his ticking time bomb storyline fizzle out like it did was disappointing.
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"I think I got up to, like, 500 followers on Instagram," she recalled, before the demand got too overwhelming and she let the account fizzle out.
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Those investigations may fizzle, but the JPMorgan case provides a template for prosecutors and regulators to bring these sorts of cases, which once seemed far-fetched.
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Instead, President Donald Trump's second meeting with North Korean despot Kim Jong Un ended in a most uncharacteristic fashion for a showman commander in chief: fizzle.
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It remains to be seen if this growing discontent with Trump's favorite Middle Eastern authoritarian leader will build, or fizzle out in the next few years.
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And Pääkkönen's casting is a powerful statement in a commentary about the global spread of an ideology that some may have thought was starting to fizzle out.
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Executives are leaving, funding is dwindling, and the project that appeared transparently vaporous during CES 20163 seems set to completely fizzle out at some point in 2017.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeMcSally launches 2020 campaign Sinema will vote to convict Trump Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (R-Ariz.), who retired.
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Blac Chyna was previously close pals with Kim Kardashian West, though the friendship appeared to fizzle after Tyga, 26, started dating Kardashian West's sister Kylie Jenner, 25.
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But it hasn't yet provided a clear framework about what it believes it can approve, within its legal authority — meaning all of this could still fizzle out.
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RUDY GIULIANI, PRESIDENT TRUMP&aposS ATTORNEY: The real story here is not that this case is going to fizzle, it&aposs going to blow up on them.
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This is probably an opportunity for what Trump wants to do that his administration is not going to let go of, even if the protests fizzle out.
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Some relationships slowly fizzle out with a whimper, while others come to an explosive end when it's suddenly clear that the good times are too far bygone.
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However, on the technical front, the rally in palladium, which is now in the overbought territory, could fizzle out, said ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa.
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This kind of confusion could lead to more delays and ultimately allow the gun control debate to fizzle out, as it has many times in the past.
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But he reckoned the yuan rally could fizzle out after the G20.2 summit next week, where the Chinese and U.S. leaders will meet over their trade dispute.
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But he reckoned the yuan rally could fizzle out after the G296.744 summit next week, where the Chinese and U.S. leaders will meet over their trade dispute.
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But in the last half of the year, as Bush began to fizzle out in the polls, the super-PAC only brought in an additional $15 million.
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But focus on the disease seemed to fizzle out and Theranos moved on, saying FDA approval for the test was no longer something the company was pursuing.
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This is also why others will likely follow Amazon into this category even as the smart home market continues to fizzle: It shows more short-term promise.
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Earthworm Jim 4 was formally announced in April 2008, only to fizzle out over the next few years, publisher Interplay citing financial pressures for its protracted development.
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In a sea of fizzle rocks-amped teen shows, Looking for Alaska is a cup of melancholy chamomile tea sipped while staring wistfully out of a window.
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After interviewing Yang about his platform, Kevin called him "a longer-than-long-shot" candidate and figured his campaign would more or less fizzle out over time.
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"It's not clear whether protests will escalate or fizzle right now," said Michele Dunne, director of the Middle East Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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It's ultimately undercut by too many moments that fizzle out or seem to have no bearing on the anything else, and the result is one big mishmash.
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When faced with allegations that Google is jiggering its search results, the company typically issues a curt statement or stays silent, waiting for the controversy to fizzle.
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No one is eating faces (yet) but the people consumed by fizzle rocks strain "G" do turn into growling, aggressive, mouth-foaming monsters, which is almost as bad.
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They could end up being nothing at all — maybe allegations about the Trump campaign and Russia colluding will prove to be baseless, and this scandal will fizzle out.
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The sexual spark might fizzle, for instance, but a couple will agree to move on to being co-parents and friends without recrimination or over-the-top drama.
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This week, Mr. da Silva's bid to remain a viable candidate appeared to fizzle as the country's top court rejected his petition to remain free pending further appeals.
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But four decades after Clapton's hateful rant, and a couple of years after Love Music Hate Racism seemed to fizzle out, it feels like not much has changed.
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But we don't yet know whether their effort will lead to a major impeachment battle that will dominate headlines for months or whether it will just fizzle out.
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SEOUL, South Korea — If North Korea wanted to rattle the United States and China with its missile test this week, the launch itself was more fizzle than bang.
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While the lack of wage growth suggests the current surge in inflation will ultimately fizzle out, the strong growth in hiring points to greater robustness in the economy.
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It also means that even if parallel probes by the Department of Justice and Congress fizzle out, some even more aggressive state prosecutors could carry on the fight.
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Pokémon Go also has the attributes to support a big bang and then a slow fizzle: The game is IRL social, but that's not sustainable like true social.
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But many strategists see the lift from buybacks - a major factor behind the bull market - losing some force as earnings growth slows while tax policy bonanzas fizzle out.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeSinema will vote to convict Trump Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle McConnell, Romney vie for influence over Trump's trial MORE (R-Ariz.).
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Early on, I was confident that he would fizzle out and sanity would be restored, but as time passed, one wondered what it would take to bring him down.
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If fizzle rocks are the only way that players can "see" the Gargoyle King, it would make sense for Hiram to encourage the game playing amongst the Riverdale crew.
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Yet even as the demonstrations rumble on, it remains unclear whether the "yellow vests" will emerge as a political force or fizzle away, undone by their own internal differences.
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The freeconomy may ultimately fizzle out when the tech boom sputters and venture capitalists grow less comfortable with their cash being used to win new customers at any cost.
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In the end, federal prosecutors were only able to score a small victory, putting the onus on the NCAA to carry this investigation forward — or let it fizzle out.
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"The ECB's fizzle, rather than sizzle, raises questions about (Federal Open Market Committee) expectations for next week; and markets may have a weekend of soul-searching ahead," he added.
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The stakes of each game session are nothing less than the stakes of empires; you can watch your heritable line fizzle into nothing or bloom into a powerful dynasty.
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On Saturday, Trump said his meeting could fizzle without an agreement or it could result in "the greatest deal for the world" with a denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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This huge cultural shift allowed them to overcome what Mokyr calls Cardwell's Law: the fact that technological innovation, historically, tends to fizzle out—and with it goes economic growth.
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It's not a bad venue for experimentation, either, and the platform suits Aukerman's brand of comedy, which sometimes needs some space to try material that could combust or fizzle.
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This is the first of many human connections—missed ones, lost ones, wrong ones, and desperately awkward ones—that fizzle and spark throughout the next hour and a half.
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Any time either the Packers or the Bears would mount either an impressive offensive drive in this game or some sort of exciting defensive stand, it would fizzle out.
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For now, the protests and riots haven't reached that level, and it's still possible that they will eventually fizzle out the same way earlier iterations of these protests have.
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As a political matter, the tape is something of a fizzle since Trump is far past the point of shocking the consciences of his supporters by word of his satyrism.
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Only time will tell if the romance between Gomez and The Weeknd is meant to last, or if it will fizzle out faster than, well, most totally random celebrity pairings.
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Forced to adapt or fizzle out, Iran's propaganda machine has sought to embrace the latest trends and technologies to try to tailor messages to the sensibilities of a new generation.
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After the Midnight Club took hallucinogenic drug "fizzle rocks" (not to be confused with jingle jangle!) on their own ascension night, their game ended nightmarishly, with their school principal dead.
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A young Hiram Lodge (played by Consuelos' son Michael) offers the gang fizzle rocks, which then causes them to hallucinate (and generally go bananas) during a game of G&G.
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A feud carried over from the riot, a murder attempt in a bathroom – conflicts bubble up, fizzle out, and end up as filler around a trial inquisition and imminent repercussions.
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Even Mr. Bloomberg's close advisers acknowledge his intended strategy would be an experiment, with the potential to fizzle if another candidate comes out of the early states with runaway momentum.
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Smith Jr. isn't near that plane, but pairing him with a revolutionary genius would do wonders for his career, and jump start a sludgy attack that continues to fizzle. 4.
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On Saturday, Trump said his meeting could fizzle without an agreement or it could result in "the greatest deal for the world" to ease nuclear tensions between the two countries.
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Congo had suffered eight Ebola epidemics previous, but owing to remote geography and poor transport links they have tended to fizzle out rather than spread to become a national crisis.
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Many seasoned politicians and analysts expected Mr. Bolsonaro's candidacy to fizzle as voters took a harder look at his long history of incendiary remarks against women and people of color.
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Forced to adapt or fizzle out, Iran's propaganda machine has sought to embrace the latest trends and technologies to try to tailor messages to the sensibilities of a new generation.
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While Pino sees Frosé as a seasonal drink that will fizzle out by mid-September, he said that Rosé will remain a popular wine for the rest of the year.
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Instead, Far From Home director Jon Watts gives into a frustrating habit of introducing promising starts of ideas, only to let them fizzle out when it comes to the followthrough.
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Congo had suffered eight previous Ebola epidemics, but owing to remote geography and poor transport links they have tended to fizzle out rather than spread to become a national crisis.
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Then we were going to consider the absolutely wild horde of Gryphons & Gargoyles-slash-fizzle rocks users who show up to an old boxing gym by the docks to fight Archie.
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Iron ore and coal prices rallied around 30 percent and copper prices rose around 7 percent, easing the sense of urgency for sellers while bidders waited for the rallies to fizzle.
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During her time with the Sisters, Betty discovers that Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos) is using the patients at the asylum as essentially test subjects for his new strain of fizzle rocks.
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This goal also explains why both Gryphons & Gargoyles, a game that drives its users mad, and Fizzle Rocks, an addictive drug peddled for free by Hiram Lodge, was introduced to Riverdale.
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All in all, though, it's not yet clear whether this situation is headed toward a crisis involving potential firings or resignations of top Justice officials or whether it will fizzle out.
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"OPEC-led cuts have breathed new life into oil bulls but unless the organization digs deeper, the drawdown in global oil stockpiles will soon fizzle out," broker PVM's Stephen Brennock wrote.
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Disenchanted with Obama and 30 years of trickle-down economics and corporate America's purchase of Washington, D.C., Occupy Wall Street spread in the heart of the corruption only to ultimately fizzle.
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Trump's plan for an extended absence from Washington has alarmed allies who, after seeing a healthcare reform bid fizzle, worry the tax effort could suffer without Trump to keep momentum going.
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Live meetings, where addicts in folding chairs share wisdom and complaints with other addicts, don't seem to last long; in-person groups meet for a year or so and then fizzle.
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Dan Porter, the former head of OMGPOP and one of my favorite game managers out there, lays out a good argument for why Pokémon Go could be a bang-and-fizzle.
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Democrats have tried to drum up outrage around the court vacancy before, only to have attention fizzle under the glare of the presidential election and debates about trade, terrorism and immigration.
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"The people who think that we are going to fizzle, I think they are not going to be happy," Guaido said Friday in his first public appearance after challenging Maduro's regime.
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Is it because the Rouhani government calculates that the protests will fizzle out on their own and potentially even give him leverage against the hardliners to push more aggressively for reform?
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WASHINGTON — A case about false information on the Internet ended with a fizzle at the Supreme Court on Monday when the justices returned it to an appeals court for further consideration.
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The majority of those chances will probably fizzle out at some point, but considering how slanted the House map is against Democrats this is a decent place for them to be.
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The leaders in Beijing may have initially hoped that the demonstrations would fizzle out, but now that they haven't, they're likely trying to figure out options for how to stop them.
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If fans start using ugly chants, such as the one encouraging an injured opponent to "go home in a body bag," they are ignored and isolated until the chants fizzle out.
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A United Nations effort over the weekend to broker a cease-fire appeared to fizzle on Tuesday when Martin Griffiths, the special envoy to Yemen, flew out of Sana without comment.
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Charlie's (Elba) will-they-won't-they forbidden romance with American DJ Sara (Piper Perabo) is the most compelling element of the series, but it drags and ends with an unceremonious fizzle.
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At a rally in Florida on Tuesday, Trump once again heralded the recent run of market records — but those are all at risk if the China deal and new NAFTA fizzle.
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We haven't seen the real Gargoyle King's face yet, though several people have pretended to be him, and he has appeared as a vision to plenty of people high on fizzle rocks.
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We don't want to over-promise, Scorpio, but if you've been in negotiations with one or more galleries about joining their rosters, the deal will be finalized (or fizzle out) in January.
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Game shows tend to do that these days, using wacky concepts or celebrity hosts to try and make something go viral, only to fizzle when the concept is proven shallow and uninteresting.
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These sometimes involve models, or fizzle on their own as though Doctor Strange has just teleported into the Dark Dimension or something equally otherworldly and psychedelic has been encountered and fleetingly captured.
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We still don't know whether these current talks will turn into an actual legislative proposal or fizzle out over the same issues that split Republican legislators on the last health care bill.
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Trump hosted the show way back in 2015, when he was still improbably leading in the Republican primaries and we all thought his star would fizzle as soon as the competition stiffened.
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If accords like the planned EU-US Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership fizzle because of opposition in Europe, Britain might be better placed to do bilateral deals, albeit with less bargaining power.
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But those scrappy places are also fleeting, prone to sudden closure — the independent clubs Santos Party House and Palisades are the latest to fizzle — precisely the fate Elsewhere is preparing to avoid.
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This fan culture has developed during each of American soccer's ephemeral spikes in popularity, which start during a World Cup summer and fizzle out by the time quarterbacks report to training camp.
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This one has shorter hair, Sharpie'd-on eyebrows, bright red lipstick, and a heaping helping of self-awareness after watching her multiple third-person identities (all named Lace) fizzle out on camera.
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After a House-passed temporary funding bill appeared to fizzle out in the Senate on Friday night, senators from both caucuses were negotiating on the chamber's floor as the clock hit midnight.
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It's one thing to show up in the streets in huge numbers, but if no one has any idea why all these people are in the streets, interest will eventually fizzle out.
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Many space-themed MMOs like Star Wars: The Old Republic or WildStar blast off at launch with payloads full of promise but fizzle out long before they reach the stars they shoot for.
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Of course, futures curves are not absolute predictors of price, but the fact that they expect the rally to fizzle suggests that iron ore miners should make hay while the sun is shining.
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Shelley Moore CapitoShelley Wellons Moore CapitoTrump hammers Manchin over impeachment vote Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrat Richard Ojeda announces Senate bid after dropping out of presidential race MORE (W.Va.).
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At the loft, Hiram congratulates his daughter for her detective work (he is using the new prison as a Fizzle Rocks factory and trying to expand said drug empire amid the seizure panic).
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The danger, of course, is that the pitchers could break down or fizzle, and the Mets would still have to pay them — and would have made the deals long before they had to.
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"As the impact of the pound's depreciation one year on are beginning to fizzle out, retailers are passing the positive impact through to the shop floor," Helen Dickinson, the BRC's chief executive, said.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers Five Senate Democrats make impeachment case in Spanish MORE (D-Va.).
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And there's some hope to be had — the finale ends with Julia revealing to Quentin that she can still produce faint magical sparks, which fizzle like dud sparklers on the Fourth of July.
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" Alex Abad-Santos, Vox: "Far From Home director Jon Watts gives into a frustrating habit of introducing promising starts of ideas, only to let them fizzle out when it comes to the followthrough.
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Stocks are taking aim at the key 2,800 level on the S&P 500, an important milestone where the market rally could either fizzle or break out on a path to new highs.
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They were given a gift in the humble origins, which manages to give a day of live streams, which fizzle with the energy of a QVC marathon, the spice of sincerity and authenticity.
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"It's sort of like preparing for a hurricane and not knowing if it's going to fizzle out or be a category 5, but we have to be ready for every scenario," he said.
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Tech investors have grown increasingly bullish about the companies they fund over the last six months, even after a series of much-anticipated IPOs proved to pack more fizzle than pop in 2017.
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The most likely scenario is that this will fizzle on the legal front—a discrimination claim would be an uphill battle with little monetary upside and a defamation case would be similarly inconsequential.
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"But the most likely outcome is that he will decide not to run, or, if he does, it will fizzle out after lighting a giant pile of his money on fire," Vale said.
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Vice President Joe Biden, who in previous debates started strong only to fizzle later, held his ground, looking comfortable enough throughout to make strong points along with several pretty funny self-deprecating jokes.
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Whether the protests escalate or fizzle, the country remains a potential powder keg in a highly strategic location: straddling the Suez Canal, flanked by Israel and Libya, and across the Mediterranean from Europe.
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At a breakfast in Cleveland hosted by Bloomberg Politics, Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus speculated that the story would fizzle out by the afternoon, but advised the campaign to fire the speechwriter.
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While many of the G&G players who previously boxed — and bit — the so-called "Red Paladin" may have been beefed up teens with a fizzle rocks problem, Captain Golightly is unquestionably an adult.
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Top analyst: Move to the sidelines on McDonald's as burger sales fizzle One of Wall Street's top analysts lowered his rating on McDonald's to neutral from buy on the prospects of weaker sales. 3.
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Also remaining to be seen is whether or not EE will be able to provide the kind of 5G network that delivers where AT&T and Verizon's early demonstrations have seemed to fizzle out.
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It is equally reasonable to suggest that this is the fizzle of a wet wick as it is to say that it is the smoldering punk that will be applied to a powerful rocket.
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With Canadian oil sand production gradually coming back and U.S. crude inventories hitting record highs, some analysts say that a price rally away from decade low prices hit early this year may fizzle out.
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Rather than just let the order fizzle, or re-up it as-is, Mr Trump issued a revised ban that arguably satisfied his recently-tweeted preference for "larger, tougher and more specific" travel restrictions.
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It feels like an honest portrayal of how modern young Japanese live their lives: chasing ambitions and going on dates that occasionally lead to something more but mostly fizzle, with laundry responsibilities and all.
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Nearly all (97 percent) of the 400 hardware startups tracked in a 2017 report from CB Insights either died or became "zombies," companies that survive for awhile with VC money, but eventually fizzle out.
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There followed an angry row that will, eventually, fizzle out without resolution, both sides sticking to their starting positions and perhaps thinking even less of the people on the other side of the argument.
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With homebuilding possibly on pause as U.S. markets brace for what could be a broad-based decline in economic activity, some traders are worried that the subsector's fight for gains could fizzle even further.
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"There's a 3-year tangible boost in regular ticket sales, which is really significant, but that can fizzle out, so you want to negotiate contracts while you're coming off a strong season," he said.
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Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle The Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses MORE (R-Okla.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseThe Hill's Morning Report - Can Sanders be stopped?
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As the "Trump Trade " began to fizzle out in late December to early January, and the difficulty of wholesale changes to the ACA began to percolate into the market's mindset, the sector found strength.
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In short, we've got 12 years until it's so hot that barbecuing marshmallows will mean merely pointing them out the window and watching them fizzle and crack within the burning hellscape we call Earth.
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And the lack of emotional connection is especially obvious toward the end of the season, when narrative subthreads that should be moving us most seem to fizzle and resolve without much intensity at all.
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They also, apparently, don't care very much about their own personal safety: For some reason, these laced fizzle rocks cause people to slam their heads against anything they can find, over and over again. Yikes.
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I figured he'd cancel on me, and since I was traveling the following week, that third date would never happen and this thing would just fizzle and why are you even doing this anymore, Maria?!
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Given that no Republicans have shown interest in impeachment so far, any such effort likely would fizzle in the Senate where their support would be needed for a conviction - unless the report changes some minds.
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There is an obvious risk that he will fizzle as he did during two previous presidential runs, when he was an outsider and much less of a target to his opponents than he is now.
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Third seed Muguruza came from a break down to win the first set but saw her feeble challenge fizzle out in the next two as van Uytvanck blew the Spaniard away with her big serving.
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In a new study of shellfish from the past 5 million years, scientists found that species with a greater chill factor are less likely to fizzle out—a phenomenon they dub survival of the laziest.
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The so-called Trump trade, which took off after the election, started to fizzle late last year and has been battered this year as stocks likely to benefit from his policies have been smacked around.
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If the talks fizzle—always a safe bet—he can make the argument that the U.S. president wants better relations with Russia but that domestic politics and the deep state just won't let it happen.
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While unfavorable, the recent slowdown is not entirely unexpected; wages have followed a similar pattern in the past few years with strong increases at the start of the year that fizzle over the subsequent months.
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It had a Wild West quality, with armed men in cowboy hats taking on federal agents in a tussle over public lands and putting out a call for aid, only to see their insurrection fizzle.
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"They'll be a lot of notoriety, there will be a lot of publicity but I think in practical terms it's going to fizzle out," said Seth Kaplowitz, a finance lecturer at San Diego State University.
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The litigation is likely to become a political rallying point for opponents of Mr. Trump, and should the legislative effort fizzle, a court challenge could become an alternative vehicle to derail or delay his policies.
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Typically, this phase would see headlong rallies that fizzle, air pockets opening up without warning, and a messy reckoning with the evidence of the economic damage that the near-vertical market drop had been handicapping.
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It often feels as though the national team is permanently on the threshold of a success it never quite reaches, as if it's built to thrive on medium-size stages but fizzle on large ones.
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I wasn't just pooh-poohing the virus's threat; using the history of two other coronaviruses, SARS and MERS, as my guide, I all but guaranteed that this one, too, would more or less fizzle out.
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But Democratic senators aren't convinced O'Rourke can replicate the 2018 magic after his presidential fizzle, particularly given the baggage he accumulated from urging the seizure of assault weapons and taxing churches that oppose gay marriage.
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When the news came out, I — probably like most observers — expected it to be another fizzle, yet another clear example of Trump malfeasance that would just fail to catch fire with Congress or the public.
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Despite all their limitations, the Mets emerged with a 7-5 victory behind the power-hitting of Travis d'Arnaud and power-pitching of deGrom — though the Mets' bullpen threatened to let it all fizzle away.
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The U.S. stock market could soon lay claim to being in the longest bull run in modern history, and it is more likely to power on than fizzle as it heads toward its golden years.
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The only thing that picked me up off the tissue-littered floor was a slew of emails and text messages from friends and collaborators, relighting the fires of activism that seemed to fizzle in recent years.
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Soon Betty discovers that fizzle rocks cause hallucinations and that Hiram and seemingly Claudius Blossom (Barclay Hope) are using the girls of the Sisters of Quiet Mercy as a sort of testing ground for their product.
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While Pelosi has other Democratic detractors in Congress, some of whom contribute to the small rebellions against her leadership that gain headlines and then fizzle every two years, Vela isn't as deferential about it as most.
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My best guess is that the Texas lawsuit will fizzle: any injunction will likely be stayed pending appeal, either by the Fifth Circuit or the Supreme Court, and the case is going nowhere on the merits.
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Yet again on Monday, the English created chance after chance after chance only to see passing moves fizzle or crosses fly yards beyond their targets or a shot carom off the leg of a sliding defender.
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Threat level: The flood threat will extend to northeastern Yemen and the desert of Saudi Arabia, where the storm will fizzle over the weekend, due to the ingestion of hot, dry air sitting over the Kingdom.
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Party leaders appear to be hoping that these debates will fizzle out, as everyone knows intellectually that if this budget doesn't go through, tax reform and the entire Republican agenda for 2017 is pretty much toast.
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Some Democrats hope that if the presidential aspirations of Mr. Hickenlooper and Mr. Bullock fizzle, they will embark on Senate races as a consolation prize — just as Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, did in 2016.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts dropped out of the Democratic presidential race on Wednesday, just three months after entering it, ending a last-minute campaign that seemed to fizzle out almost as soon as it had begun.
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As senators and governors saw their campaigns fizzle in what was the largest field of presidential candidates in U.S. history, Yang qualified for almost every debate thanks to a broad donor base and solid polling figures.
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Go deeper: Pentagon chief travels to Afghanistan to assess state of peace process At least 69 killed in Afghanistan mosque attack as violence targets civilians U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan as Taliban peace talks fizzle
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Even those who pick the winning team can have a bumpy time: they might be lucky in their early years, taken up by a patron and dropped into a big job, only to fizzle in mid-career.
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As he begins his Capitol Hill rounds, the latest talks on implementing the hyper-ambitious Paris Climate Accord — from which Trump formally declared the U.S. intention to withdraw last August — are expected to end in a fizzle.
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The Wisconsin case, Gill v Whitford, ended in an anti-climatic fizzle: the plaintiffs lacked the requisite "standing" to sue, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote, so the court is powerless to evaluate the merits of their claims.
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Here, we learn the seizures that plagued young women like Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan), Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes), and Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) was caused by runoff from the Blossom family maple-turned-Fizzle Rocks manufacturing factory.
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An AHOG is basically a remote-controlled fireworks stand; 2000 feet tall, loaded up with 21.5 canisters of silver iodide dissolved in acetone, which when set on fire by a propane pilot light, fizzle like giant sparklers.
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The ideal conclusion of a successful cuffing-season relationship would be you both amicably allowing your hookups to fizzle out before going off your separate ways with freedom in your heart and a skip in your step.
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Those in the industry who expect música urbana to fizzle out as the so-called Latin Explosion around the millennium need only to see the scene at Baja Beach Fest to know how woefully wrong they are.
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That evokes an uneasy sense of deja vu from last October, when markets were riding high before the earnings season despite trade war and Brexit risks, but eventually started to fizzle out as companies sounded warning bells.
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Instead, they made a gutless decision to put appearances or tradition or the fear of a presidential ragetweet over their responsibility to keep their audience from being misinformed, and for a partisan fizzle of a news event.
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Though some quibbled with the early ones, due to Don's deep malaise and the threat that the series might slowly fizzle out, those first few episodes now play much better in the context of where everything ended up.
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As investing in comic books is a relatively recent phenomenon, there's no telling whether the segment will continue to grow or fizzle a bit, like the related animation-cel market has since its late '80s, early '90s boom.
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Skilled arb funds — typically stuffed with corporate lawyers, antitrust experts and former investment bankers — buy the shares of targets when they think the deal will go through, and short the ones where they think the deal will fizzle.
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Her career as a pop star would end not with a fizzle, but an almighty bang in 2015, thanks to a viral attack on a contestant on X Factor New Zealand, where she was serving as a judge.
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Some observers had thought the protest movement might begin to fizzle out amid widespread anxiety about its impact on the economy and in the absence of any sign that it might achieve the goal of full-fledged democracy.
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The whole thing is cut with archival footage from the seventies—of the riots, the blackout, teens in crop tops—punctuated by Dionysian party scenes, which stir up narrative energy and then, way too often, let it fizzle.
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Interviews have ramped up even with the House out of session — three witnesses testified last week and another three interviews are slated for this week — as Democrats have signaled that investigation would fizzle if they control the House.
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If smaller exploration prospects in Chile continue to fizzle, though, the spike in demand driven by electric vehicles will eventually require supply from new projects, whether from Chile or elsewhere, says Jaime Sepulveda, a copper analyst with CRU.
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The pain is likely to drag on for another 12 to 18 months as early-stage companies fizzle out earlier than usual or limp along without access to more capital, said Gus Tai, a general partner at Trinity Ventures.
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However, not even the Oscars can pull off a resurrection worthy of the big screen, and it's likely the 91st annual Academy Awards will go down in history not with a devastating crash, but with an awkward, unremarkable fizzle.
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C.) and James LankfordJames Paul LankfordSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle The Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses GOP confident of win on witnesses MORE (Okla.), similarly sat with their desks empty.
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All of this suggests that fizzle rocks and the Gargoyle King are deeply intertwined, which is something that Riverdale has teased ever since the "Midnight Club" episode, in which the Riverdale teens portrayed their parents back in the '90s.
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On Wednesday's hour-long fizzle reel of The Great American Idol Burn Off, 803 of the Top 24 contestants "dished out solos" for the judges, who are really only interested in gluten-free chocolate so like… shut up, kids.
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What makes the outlook more complicated this time is the fact that oil companies, fearing the rally could fizzle, locked in sales at levels around $10 a barrel below both current prices and break even levels for some producers.
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No, the real challenge for Tuohy is solving one of the cruelest puzzles of youth sports: Why do so many gifted teenage female distance runners fizzle out by their early 20s, unable to capture the speed of their youth?
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Yechezkel Rodal, an attorney with Rodal Law in Dania Beach, Florida, told BuzzFeed News lawsuits involving a family member's identity theft usually fizzle out once victims learn they must file a police report and prosecute their family member in court.
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But in the wake of the mounting allegations against the actor, the film was pulled from its debut at the AFI Film Festival in November, and the expectation was that it would quietly fizzle into a sad, half-forgotten Hollywood anecdote.
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A range of scenarios is possible for the oil market in 2018/19: * The rise in prices and move to backwardation could fizzle out if compliance with the OPEC production agreement declines and U.S. shale output rises rapidly, overwhelming demand growth.
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Two orderlies restrain the teen, pour fizzle rocks down her throat, and wheel her to one of those yell-y summits with the Gargoyle King, who unsurprisingly has an extremely creepy set of chambers in the corner of the facility.
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It's a hybrid technology, game, and live video product, and its sustained success and viewership prove that Vine co-founders Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll didn't just hit a momentary home run only to watch their new product fizzle out.
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"With the exception of a few national demonstrations in September and October (the first is on September 15), the protest movement is likely to fizzle out, markedly decreasing the disruption to France's operational environment," Nicholl told CNBC on Monday by email.
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Since selecting him with the 16th overall pick in the 2012 draft, the Capitals had tried on and off to make Wilson, 24, fit on one of their top lines, but the experiment always seemed to fizzle — until this season.
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We've seen online activists rally around a candidate or cause successfully (Bernie Sanders had a powerful coalition throughout the primaries), but many fizzle, and this one will be facing a particularly bleak landscape — one set to last at least four years.
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The thinking goes like this: Although attention will be difficult to come by, every candidate will get their time in the spotlight and what they do with that moment will determine whether they vault into the top tier or fizzle.
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Pink strands of cloud fizzle up from the horizon, and you know that actually the horizon is just the curvature of the earth, and that the clouds, which were once believed to be inhabited by angels, house nothing of the sort.
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"It will also lead to a backlash against the moderates and pro-reformers who backed Rouhani's detente policy with the West ... and any hope for moderation at home in the near future will fizzle out," said political analyst Hamid Farahvashian.
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There is greater sense of arc to the two-hour-long first act, but after intermission "Decameron" starts to fizzle out, with some poignant vignettes — a group of older women sharing their love stories with the audience — seeming out of place.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's (BAML) poll of investors managing $255 billion worldwide was conducted from March 218-18, a period that saw Wall Street's recent string of record highs fizzle out and the Federal Reserve raise U.S. interest rates.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D) in Michigan and possibly Sen.
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As far as most people were concerned, the Kardashians were destined to be flashes in the reality TV pan, pretty party girls who would fizzle and then fade the way Kim Kardashian West's one-time boss, Paris Hilton, already had.
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But considering the high quality of the early content and applications already made for virtual reality, and given the amount of cash that companies are investing in the medium, this is probably not a fad that will fizzle out like 3D television.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers Five Senate Democrats make impeachment case in Spanish MORE (D-Va.) could be overheard jiggling his pen on his ankle.
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The news produced a strong bounce in the yuan early this week, but gains have started to fizzle amid growing scepticism over whether Washington and Beijing can reach a substantive deal on deeply divisive issues in such a short period of time.
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As we know, though, all good trends eventually fizzle out — but before you tearfully pack away your early-aughts accessories, know that there's a new jewelry trend on the horizon, according to the stylist who arguably helped usher in the great choker renaissance.
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Sure, there's always the risk of another bubble burst like the fizzle of the last Latin explosion, yet we know in our hearts that the streams and downloads driving "I Like It" right now is supported by a demographic shift in America.
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Kevin Williamson, in a recent National Review article with the amusing title "The World Keeps Not Ending," went through the frequent predictions of end times being upon us only to see these predictions fizzle in the light of better times that keep recurring.
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By asking the president to repurpose potential wall money to fund gun control, Schumer hopes to maintain the pressure on both Trump and Republican leaders, so momentum on the subject doesn't fizzle out like it has so many times in the past.
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Obviously, given the situation now and then, I'd swap it in a heartbeat, but it felt very disappointing that we got the Labour government for the first time in a half-century and they started out promising only to fizzle out quickly.
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He'd entertain a girlfriend from time to time, but no one ever stuck around, and I wondered whether they grew tired of him, or he grew tired of them, or if the relationships were constructed from the start to fizzle out like matches.
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Plot threads were rushed, story beats were thrown out with apparent lack of concern for characterization, past history, or common sense, culminating in a final episode that saw the hottest TV show in recent memory fizzle out with the saddest of whimpers.
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She's been Miss American Dream since she was 17, and while many had hoped (or feared) that the former Mouseketeer would fizzle out soon after being crowned a pop princess, Britney Spears has remained a staple of American culture for close to 20 years.
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And the President's aspirations of finally passing his replacement deal with Canada and Mexico for the North American Free Trade Agreement -- a plank of his 2020 reelection platform -- could also fizzle in a prolonged estrangement between the White House and the Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Even as that rally started to fizzle in the fourth quarter of 13, roughly 21 pension funds, hedge funds and mutual funds became new shareholders of the company - a net of 25 new institutional purchasers after sellers walked away, according to research firm Morningstar.
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With Zaytoven and Drumma Boy on production and Boosie Badazz, Gucci Mane, Wale, T.I., 21 Savage, and 2 Chainz getting features, Young Dolph's second tape of the year—after Bosses & Shooters with Jay Fizzle & Bino Brown—is every bit as audacious as we expected.
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Mr. Bonaventure had bet on the Giants to win, but as he watched a Giants drive fizzle late in the third quarter, with New York still losing 13-9, he mused over a few more mobile bets on the second slate of Sunday's games.
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MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday his planned meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could fizzle without an agreement or it could result in "the greatest deal for the world" to ease nuclear tensions between the two countries.
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His attempted beclowning of the Fed follows, I'd argue, from the fact that his one major legislative success, the 2017 tax cut — which he predicted would be "rocket fuel" for the economy — has turned out to be a big fizzle, economically and, especially, politically.
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Though European stocks have seen some sharp moves in recent weeks, punctuating an unusually calm year, sell-offs have tended to fizzle out as shares are supported by global investors' continued confidence in the region's economic growth and relatively cheap valuations compared to the U.S. market.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) paced the sidelines of the chamber, while Sen.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - If you are looking for signs that the China-led surge in iron ore and steel prices is likely to fizzle, the fact that the share prices of producers are lagging miles behind is a strong indicator that the commodity rally may be shaky.
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Hacking a communications tower near the front of the park causes the physical structure to spark and fizzle in response to the intrusion, and translating the Aurebesh sign near one of the market water fountains reveals a hilarious message that would make anyone reconsider taking a sip.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsMcConnell displays mastery of Senate with impeachment victory Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Saudi regime's brazen disregard for human rights a pattern that must be stopped MORE (Del.) expressed amazement that McConnell was able to keep his colleagues marching in lockstep.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) in the Senate, and by Reps.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyTrump urges Congress to pass bill allowing new parents to advance tax credits Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senators signal impeachment trial could spill over into next week MORE (R-La.) told reporters who asked when he thought it would end. Sen.
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Hooks are what make the record go 'round, synthetic bells and fizzle and pitched percussion and gleaming keyboards, pink fluffy puffy bouncy explosive squealing sugary syrupy cotton candy slick streamlined crafted softcore erotica, keyed to the contrast between the lightness of her sound and the smokiness of her voice.
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In November, it did culminate in a very brutal crackdown, which was a big shift from the way the state authorities responded to the protests in the country back in 2017 and 2018, where they were largely allowed to continue and allowed to more or less fizzle out.
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In the last five years, some theorists, most notably Joseph Polchinski of the University of California, Santa Barbara, have argued that black holes are empty shells with no interiors at all—that Ellie Arroway, upon hitting a black hole's event horizon, would fizzle on a "firewall" and radiate out again.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers Five Senate Democrats make impeachment case in Spanish MORE (D-Va.) noted that the schedule was a "work in progress," but hinted they'll be continuing the trial next week.
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While playing the obedient patient, Betty learns the Gargoyle King is taking very scream-y meetings with other girls at the Sisters, undisputed villain Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos) is testing drug-laced fizzle rock candy out on the Sisters' patients, and Claudius Blossom (Barclay Hope) is somehow involved in this scheme.
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The lack of data in the earlier part of the record (as indicated by grey) speaks to the limited number of meteorological stations before the 20th century, while the comings and goings of El Niño produces blips of heat in the equatorial Pacific that fizzle out into the longer-term trend.
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"We sat, and we talked, and she said, 'Look, I really feel like season 7 is where I want to wrap up this story, because I always prefer to end a show where you're feeling on top as opposed to letting things fizzle out,'" Dungey told reporters, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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With an ounce of reflection, one knows that none of this will come to pass, and the imagined doom will join the failed catastrophic predictions of Y2K and massive snow storms that fizzle to mere dustings — all too common in Washington, D.C. Sadly, rational debate, like Elvis, has left the building.
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Volker did not want the controversy to occupy the center of bilateral conversations either, the source said, and hoped that in connecting Giuliani with Yermak, it would lead to a conversation in which the Ukrainians would agree to look into the matter and it would eventually fizzle out in two or three years.
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The current ferocious market rebound might seem to have come out of nowhere, but in a way it came straight from last fall: The advance looks so similar to the rally that kicked off the fourth quarter of 2015 that the crucial question now is whether this run will fizzle in matching fashion.
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Deloitte defines scale-ups as companies that grow to more than $10 million in revenue by their fifth year in business, but there are many exceptions to the rule and some firms that reach this level and then fizzle out, so it's important to assess them on a case by case basis.
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The collapse in confidence began late last year, when it became clear that Trump was serious about waging trade war on China; it continued as evidence accumulated that the 2017 tax cut was a big fizzle, doing basically nothing to boost business investment and providing at most a brief sugar high to overall growth.
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D.) and John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.), the No. 3 Senate Republican — skirted through the basement and through a crowd of reporters without a question being asked of them.
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Former President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterTrump preps conspiracy theory to explain faltering economy Jimmy Carter plans return to building homes for Habitat for Humanity after hip surgery Democratic governors fizzle in presidential race MORE will again help build homes for Habitat for Humanity months after breaking his hip earlier this year, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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As with many collectively devised shows — in this case by the Piehole company, whose 2015 "Hand Foot Fizzle Face" was based on a hermetic 1976 book by Samuel Beckett and Jasper Johns — "Ski End" struggles to find a shape and at times it feels as though we are watching a game without knowing its rules.
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Senate Republican Conference Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (Wyo.) told reporters one idea is to recess the trial Saturday and Sunday and return Monday to deliberate with a final vote expected Wednesday.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.), the No. 3 Republican, was among the GOP senators who turned in their seats to look at Romney as he broke with the party line.
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WASHINGTON — An end-of-the-year showdown that was once promised over delicate issues like immigration, health care and surveillance appeared to fizzle on Wednesday as key Republicans dropped their demands to shore up shaky health insurance markets and Democrats appeared to abandon their goal to force adoption of a measure protecting young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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I suspect that live video will likely continue to fizzle as a broadcast medium for regular people and will, instead, likely come to resemble more and more the forms of live video we're already used to from television and other existing media – highly produced and starring celebrities rather than truly "raw," as Zuckerberg and others suggested this week.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.) said he expected Democrats will offer a "number" of changes to the proposed resolution outlining how the trial will finish but that Republicans will table each of the amendments.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Saudi regime's brazen disregard for human rights a pattern that must be stopped Democrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable MORE (D-Del.) after the White House played a tape of the Delaware senator talking at a White House bill signing.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.) told reporters during a break that McConnell is expected to offer a resolution that would lay out the path for closing arguments, speeches from senators and the final votes.
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But this is also why I suspect that live video will likely continue to fizzle as a broadcast medium for regular people and will, instead, likely come to resemble more and more the forms of live video we're already used to from television and other existing media — highly produced and starring celebrities, rather than truly "raw," as Zuckerberg and others suggested this week.
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D.) and Gary PetersGary Charles PetersSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Senate Democrats outraise Republicans, but GOP has cash edge Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — HHS has no plans to declare emergency over coronavirus | GOP senator calls for travel ban to stop outbreak | Warren releases plan to contain infectious diseases MORE (D-Mich.), stood for part of the closing arguments.
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Senate Republican Conference Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.) had said only the day before that the goal was to get Trump acquitted by Friday or Saturday morning at the latest if Democrats dragged out the process with procedural objections.
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I.), Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers Five Senate Democrats make impeachment case in Spanish MORE (Va.), Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerThe Hill's 85033:30 Report: Buttigieg, Sanders look to carry momentum to New Hampshire Early winners and losers from the Iowa caucuses Iowa meltdown threatens future of state's caucuses MORE (N.
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Or to bring things to a finer point: If you couldn't see, long before the Mueller report fizzle or the latest revelations of F.B.I. incompetence, that Comey was a fundamentally comical figure rather than a paragon of old-school American virtue, then you have no business leading a resistance movement against a president whose main political talent is to make his rivals look ridiculous.
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But if efforts to denuclearize North Korea fizzle out, the political leader who stands to lose the most is not President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE or Chairman Kim Jong Un, but South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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The results from Friday's revival aren't important or even interesting; Bray Wyatt made yet another comeback which will inevitably fizzle out, the best matches weren't put on the WWE Network for fear of spoiling more canonical matches in upcoming pay-per-views, and it generally had the laid back, off-beat vibe of WWE's house shows, where the stakes are low and everyone is there to have fun.
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Now, with two well-oiled moneymakers who have refused to fizzle — Lil Yachty's "Lil Boat 2" mixtape is scheduled for late December and Migos's "Culture 2," featuring the single "MotorSport," is due out in January — Pee and Coach can shift focus to building sustainable careers for its "farm team" of young Atlanta rappers, including Lil Baby, Marlo and Mak Sauce, while simultaneously expanding its brand into television, film and more.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D-Mich.) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.) introduced legislation at the end of last year to protect K-12 schools from cyberattacks, and the full Senate approved legislation in September that would create "hunt and incident response teams" to deal with cyberattacks.
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He's the former domestic policy advisor to President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterTrump preps conspiracy theory to explain faltering economy Jimmy Carter plans return to building homes for Habitat for Humanity after hip surgery Democratic governors fizzle in presidential race MORE, former U.S. ambassador to the EU and former Deputy Treasury Secretary under President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonVideo from camera outside Epstein jail cell unusable: report New data challenges Trump's economic narrative The ideological divide on vaping has a clear winner: Smokers MORE.
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The other is adapting our educational system to focus on fostering future generations equipped to pursue the complex cognitive tasks that will be the heart of our available labor pool in a world of advanced AI. Or you could look at the spectacularly underwhelming launch of recent smart bots from Microsoft and Facebook — they turned out to be racist and not very smart — and laugh all these predictions off as a other AI hype cycle that will quickly fizzle out.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersState officials press Congress for more resources to fight cyberattacks Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D-Mich.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanMnuchin defends Treasury regulations on GOP tax law Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyberattacks on state and local governments McConnell displays mastery of Senate with impeachment victory MORE (R-Ohio) are leading the efforts on a similar bill in the upper chamber.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenOn The Money: Deficit spikes 85033 percent through January | Mnuchin declines to say why Trump pulled Treasury nominee who oversaw Roger Stone case | Lawmakers trade insults over Trump budget cuts Mnuchin defends Treasury regulations on GOP tax law Wyden, Mnuchin clash over Trump tax returns, Hunter Biden probe MORE (D-Ore.) and Martin HeinrichMartin Trevor HeinrichSenate report says Obama officials were 'not well-postured' to respond to Russian hacking Democratic senators ask banks to prohibit funding Arctic drilling Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (D-N.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunRomney shocks GOP with vote to convict GOP senators reject punishing Romney for impeachment vote Senate GOP drives stake through talk of Trump censure MORE (R-Ind.) and John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.) asked the defense to respond to accusations from House managers that Trump must be removed from office because he does not have the best interests of Americans in mind.
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Democrats Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonVideo from camera outside Epstein jail cell unusable: report New data challenges Trump's economic narrative The ideological divide on vaping has a clear winner: Smokers MORE and Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterTrump preps conspiracy theory to explain faltering economy Jimmy Carter plans return to building homes for Habitat for Humanity after hip surgery Democratic governors fizzle in presidential race MORE launched successful presidential bids as governors from Southern states, while Republicans Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush were state-level executives before turning to national politics.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyRomney shocks GOP with vote to convict Romney breaks ranks with GOP, will vote to convict Trump Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle MORE (R-Ala.), one of the 2628 senators in the chamber during former President Clinton's impeachment trial, noted that Trump's trial was turning out to be less dramatic than the 28503 proceeding or a blockbuster fight in 22020 over then-Supreme Court nominee Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughManchin will vote to convict Trump Tlaib says mention of Kavanaugh was 'trigger' to walk out of Trump speech Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE.
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