This was his lot because he flamed out in Washington, and the way he flamed out in Washington can't be separated from his relationship with Michael Jordan.
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The Fire Phone, which Amazon launched in 2100, flamed out.
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Some have flamed out, like Farmigo, which recently closed shop.
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The Florida senator flamed out as a GOP presidential candidate.
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Jeb Bush, Scott Walker and Marco Rubio all flamed out.
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Lauren Petersen was enjoying monogamy until her relationship flamed out.
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But Walker flamed out quickly and dropped out in September 2015.
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McCarthy served as chief operating officer there as it flamed out.
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Draw Something flamed out, alongside countless Twitter clients and Instagram apps.
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Biden flamed out while running for president in 1988 and 2008.
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It was more like brief spurts of euphoria that quickly flamed out.
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Blingee almost flamed out in 2015 but remains today, and it rules.
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But by the end of The Last Knight, those questions have flamed out.
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Its Fire phone flamed out disastrously soon after it was launched in 2014.
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The numbers show why WeWork's planned initial public offering flamed out so spectacularly.
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Though it flamed out, in its heyday the paper was groundbreaking and influential.
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De Blasio, whose own presidential bid flamed out last year, has endorsed Sen.
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Which companies and product categories rose to the top and which ones flamed out?
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Of course not; many of them flamed out commercially and frustrated early-adopter buyers.
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The brand flamed out around 2015, passing into the hands of its Belgian investors.
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We looked at the stars who lasted, and the ones who flamed out. 9.
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Still, she's hurt by the way in which her friendship with Lindsay flamed out.
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But Biden's certainly got some liabilities, and his presidential campaigns have flamed out before.
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Back in 1993 they worked at pioneering database company Informix together before it flamed out.
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Eventually, Montero flamed out, and Pineda promptly missed the 2012 season with a torn labrum.
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Other than the biggest networks like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter, most have flamed out.
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There's nobody there, there's pieces of cars, there's flamed-out things, [but] there's nobody there.
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Tillis faces only nominal opposition after his self-funding primary challenger flamed out last year.
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But as upstarts have flamed out and even historic houses faded, A.P.C. has soldiered along.
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The decision comes after his meteoric rise in the race flamed out in recent weeks.
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The Bobby Petrino era, featuring that No. 212 finish in 19983, flamed out in scandal.
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Predator 2 (1990) brought the Predator to Los Angeles and flamed out at the box office.
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And once it has charred it does not continue burning, like a flamed-out log fire.
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In a world where hoverboards flamed out (literally), Huang's solution is the Immotor Go smart scooter.
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But Bouchard flamed out in spectacular style, never getting close to the potential predicted for her.
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It flamed out, big time (Second Life lives, but it has almost zero social media influence).
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"They have flamed out a long time ago but the light shines on past their death."
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Easy: Because it flamed out just as quickly as it hit the top of the Christmas list.
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Others had tried before her, of course, but they had flamed out before there was serious conflagration.
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But N.B.A. history is littered with touted draft picks who flamed out fast or had marginal careers.
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Tony Romo, who lasted a decade, led the Cowboys to the postseason, where his teams flamed out.
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"His was a soul that flamed out of a frail and failing body," Churchill would later write.
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One of these guys who had a burst of creativity as a young man, then flamed out.
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But that ass-busting took a decade, and the fame flamed out in a couple short years.
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In LA, the experience has been one at a time, and then many of them have flamed out.
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And just this past Wednesday, a high-profile union drive flamed out at a South Carolina Boeing plant.
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Words flamed out of him all the time, seeming to make electricity flow through his wild red hair.
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Dave Jacobson: The 'Bern' has flamed out Super Tuesday 22020 was do or die for Bernie Sanders' campaign.
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While she's now a flamed-out failure facing jail time, it's easy to imagine things turning out dramatically different.
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So we asked Blush to give his top five artists from his book who flamed bright and flamed out.
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Now the Browns seem ready to give Robert Griffin III, who flamed out in Washington, a shot at quarterback.
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The founders of earlier services flamed out or were arrested, as was the case with Mt. Gox and BitInstant.
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He and a teammate on the 15th floor walked up with candles, but Burris's flamed out on his floor.
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Well, for better or worse, the Mooch has flamed out, so let's zoom back and talk about the administration.
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Andrew Yang flamed out in Iowa, but after failing to qualify for the last debate he was back on Friday.
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Before Palin, if a woman flamed out in a spectacular fashion, it was considered an X through the X chromosome.
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Tebow ascended to celebrity status as a superstar at the University of Florida, but his NFL career quickly flamed out.
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Another flamed out as governor of Kaliningrad after just two months and was moved to become minister for emergency services.
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He eventually flamed out of basketball following a last chance, 11-game stint with the Continental Basketball Association's Albany Patroons.
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Although the effort to repeal the law famously flamed out in 2017, the president and his allies haven't given up.
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The team struggles to defend, individually and as a team, and contributors have lit it up and flamed out uncharacteristically.
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A Taca pilot landed near New Orleans when his Boeing 737's engines flamed out in a storm in 1988.
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The non-Google Alphabet projects had largely flamed out, and the meaningful business decisions were already left to Sundar Pichai.
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Two office-seekers affiliated with President Trump's presidential campaign flamed out earlier this year in congressional primaries in Georgia and Kansas.
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The XFL, the brainchild of World Wrestling Entertainment impresario Vince McMahon, began play in 2001 and flamed out after one season.
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Fazah flamed out spectacularly on a Chilean television show, failing to answer even simple questions posed to him by native speakers.
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And mayors with presidential ambitions have often flamed out on the campaign trail — like New York City's Rudy Giuliani in 2008.
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At first Jamal turned down the opportunity to duet with Kitty and almost flamed out once he actually got into the studio.
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Gramm, who had the charisma of pocket lint, flamed out after losing the Louisiana caucuses, which his supporters thought they had rigged.
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After Senate GOP efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare flamed out late last month, Trump repeatedly called on senators to keep trying.
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"Unfinished" reached back to the Renaissance with often fabulous eccentricities and then flamed out in its area of concentration: modern and contemporary art.
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The plot is shot through with inexplicable inconsistencies, and the jokes and quips are so leaden that they thud like flamed-out turds.
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Scott Walker, once a rising GOP star who has had tough political terrain back home since his 2016 presidential bid flamed out fast.
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The deal has given the company some protection in an industry littered with studios and distributors that have flamed out after hot streaks.
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The obvious comparison is Mt Gox, which flamed out spectacularly in 2014, leaving as much as $400 million in bitcoin missing in its wake.
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For an example of this vetting process in action, look no further than Paul Manafort, who flamed out as a cooperator earlier this week.
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"Inferno," the latest big screen tour through Dan Brown's historical conspiracy theories, flamed out at the weekend box office, earning a frosty $2900 million.
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Three people over three decades: They were outsiders who sought their fortunes in Los Angeles, and whose stars burned bright before they flamed out.
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That particular investment flamed out — the dot-com bubble burst two years later — but Amazon is now a major force in almost every retail category.
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The Republican Establishment, with its mainstream conservatism, flamed out months ago, and now Cruz's bible-thumping, abolish-the-IRS approach had come crashing down too.
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Akin flamed out after his controversial comments about "legitimate rape" caused an uproar and Democrat Claire McCaskill won what had been a hotly contested seat.
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Reunited and it feels so good After his homecoming flamed out in Chicago, NBA star Dwyane Wade's teaming back up with King James in Cleveland.
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The technology industry's history is littered with early hardware innovators such as Blackberry, Fitbit and GoPro that eventually flamed out after competitors entered the market.
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Beijing-based Ucommune has laid out plans for an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, a couple months after WeWork's flamed out.
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Pete really was out of his league, emotionally at least, and when the relationship flamed out, he slunk away from the whole clammy, depressing mess.
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As soon as one microgenre flamed out, another would take its place, and with it a whole new set of beats, buzz artists, and fashion trends.
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The former Texas A&M, Heisman-winning quarterback was hailed as the second coming of Football before Cleveland drafted him, and then he promptly flamed out.
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Bipartisan negotiations flamed out earlier this year as Trump and conservative Republicans could not find common ground with Democrats and moderate GOP lawmakers on several demands.
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So if he had flamed out or gotten hurt, the 49ers would have been out only $3.8 million rather than the $5.1 million the contract suggested.
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Many of those companies have since scaled back, and some have flamed out, as China's economy slows and financing for tech firms begins to dry up.
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While some artists have caught fire and then flamed out, art experts say Mr. Grotjahn is likely to endure because his talent is real and significant.
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In 2015, Scott Walker, then the governor of Wisconsin, famously flamed out of the Republican contest months before balloting began because he was short on cash.
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But the President's relationships with two other former acolytes, Cohen and Omarosa Manigault Newman -- the former "Apprentice" contestant and White House aide -- flamed out more suddenly.
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If Philadelphia does not advance, the Sixers may not retain Jimmy Butler or Tobias Harris, on the assumption that their high-octane core had flamed out.
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That has kept the senator from Minnesota in this race as other moderate torch-carriers flamed out, but it has not pushed her into the top tier.
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The former frontrunner who flamed out in Iowa and looked shaky at events across New Hampshire may indeed be on a glide path to an embarrassing defeat.
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It is, in many ways, the most improbable of sequels, following a cult sci-fi film 35 years after the original flamed out at the box office.
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That approach helped Lenning win the World Championship in one-wall handball last summer, but the effort exhausted him and he flamed out in the four-wall.
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And SigFig's wealth deal growth, once white-hot, has flamed out since it first started signing on big banks as clients four years ago, according to sources.
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But he struggled to adapt to a GOP that had changed drastically since he left office in 2011 and flamed out early in a 2012 presidential bid.
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And there are mixed signals as to how easily Bannon will be able to reingratiate himself with Trump's inner circle, which he flamed out of earlier this year.
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Sean Spicer flamed out as the White House press secretary in record time with a series of attacks on the media that failed to satisfy his hypercritical boss.
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In this episode's flashback, we learn of Jane's childhood love for salsa dancing — a love that quickly flamed out when Jane found out she wasn't good at it.
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It's a bad recipe—just ask Marcus Lattimore, who was once a top NFL prospect, but struggled with injuries in college and then flamed out in the NFL.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders's "political revolution" flamed out with black voters, and Hillary Clinton fell short of the robust black turnout she needed to defeat Donald J. Trump.
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They/we were all identifying him as Ben Carson, or any other Republican fringe candidate that had become popular briefly in the past and then eventually flamed out.
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DGB was the top-rated recruit in the 2012 class ... but flamed out at both Missouri and in the NFL thanks, in large part, to off-the-field issues.
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Bannon flamed out of the White House, in part, because he, like Trump, is a boss at heart, not meant to work for, answer to or serve under anyone.
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Henry -- a top high school recruit in 2016 who signed with Florida State -- flamed out with the Noles ... and transferred to Independence Community College in Kansas just months later.
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He was with JP Morgan during the dot-com boom when many of today&aposs tech behemoths emerged, and many others flamed out during the tech crash of 2000.
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Ocasio-Cortez is maybe more like the left-wing version of Tea Party candidates who flamed out hard in the 2010 midterms, a Todd Akin or a Christine O'Donnell.
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Players taken ahead of Winfield: LHP David Clyde (who was rushed to the majors directly out of high school and flamed out), C John Stearns, and SS Robin Yount.
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Mr. Jackman's character can't be just a coach; he has to be a tired archetype: a coach who was once a top athlete but flamed out and turned to alcohol.
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Blaine Gabbert is and always has been singularly Blaine Gabbert, although circumstances have seen fit to grant him another opportunity as a starting quarterback after his career flamed out in Jacksonville.
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They made a winter splash by adding a bat or an arm, then won the American League Central, then flamed out in the postseason, and then repeated the whole process again.
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Sebastian -- a former NBA prodigy who flamed out -- was convicted in his gun possession case last week and now faces up to 15 years in prison when he's sentenced in June.
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All flamed out as they were hitting new creative peaks, and once people got wind that the members were all doing something new, they were curious about what would come next.
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It is possible that one engine flamed out first, and because Russell didn't have the training to manage the asymmetric thrust situation, the airplane became uncontrollable and crashed into the trees.
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Of the Jets' four previous top-three picks since 1967, two (Blair Thomas and Johnny "Lam" Jones) flamed out, and another, Keyshawn Johnson, lasted four productive but turbulent seasons before being traded.
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"We had a deal that was over 150 pages long with seven different chapters" at the time the negotiations flamed out, which is "the basis now for moving further forward," he said.
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In this odd universe, Cruz wound up being the "Establishment" candidate once everyone from Marco Rubio to Jeb Bush had flamed out pitifully—not that that designation helped him beat Donald Trump.
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The college has made a point of recruiting players who have flamed out at major-college programs, failed to qualify for Division I academically or otherwise had trouble capitalizing on their football talent.
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In light of Mr. Murphy's long-awaited homecoming, we plotted the tenures of all 153 comedians who had been officially credited as cast members — those who lasted, and those who flamed out. 10.
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In what was billed to be a thrilling Game 6, with the Rockets down one in a must-win situation at home, Houston absolutely flamed out, losing 114-75 to the San Antonio Spurs.
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Last month, the president's first choice, restaurant executive Andrew Puzder, flamed out following accusations that he mistreated his workers, questions about his divorce and the revelation he employed an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper.
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"In a blog post announcing the news, Facebook wrote that the experimental new products the team launches "Facebook has experimented with alternative consumer apps in the past, many of which have subsequently flamed out.
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His failure to rebound Tuesday night in a politically earth-shattering way after a barrage of body-blows in last week's Super Tuesday election serves as further evidence that the Bern has flamed out.
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The pair had flamed out in London, she as an actress, he as a sales clerk at Topshop, and were in the middle of five dispiriting years writing scripts and shuffling through unglamorous jobs.
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After Carlson netted a reasonable-conservative time slot at MSNBC that flamed out in short order, he landed a spot on Dancing With the Stars, where he was voted off after the first episode.
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It took him three years after leaving Netflix to find it, but he did — at Clinkle, a much-hyped payments company that raised money from A-list backers and then flamed out in spectacular fashion.
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That mass appeal is part of the reason why Kosmal believes that hard seltzer is more than just a fad, like some briefly popular beer alternatives from the past (like Zima) that later flamed out.
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Last year was a series of disruptions for Mariah Carey — some unsteady live shows, a reality show that simmered but never popped, and finally, a New Year's Eve performance that flamed out in epic form.
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Trump's foray into working with Democrats — especially after his effort to pass health care legislation involved no meaningful Democratic involvement and ultimately flamed out — has led to speculation that the president is shedding the Republican Party.
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The former quarterback savant famously flamed out as a future USC recruit, but he bounced back in a big way on the college football scene as one of the country's best deep threats at wide receiver.
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Take a look at Deadspin, the sports blog that flamed out in spectacular fashion this fall just months after its parent company, Gizmodo Media Group, was acquired by private equity firm Great Hill Partners in April.
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But Marcus watched Trump closely after Bush flamed out, assiduously avoiding anti-Trump super PACs and then coming out publicly as a Trump supporter in an op-ed that was meant for fellow GOP donors to see.
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Maybe a shift will come from the kind of stories that contributed to the dot-com collapse: tales of recently revered companies that turned out to have taken too many chances and so flamed out and crashed.
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In a telephone interview, the director general of the Civil Aviation Authority, Asim Suleiman, said that in the minutes before the crash, the plane's pilot radioed to air traffic controllers that the left engine had flamed out.
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He'd thought it over and plotted out two likely outcomes: the first was a trajectory similar to Mineral, a band that brilliantly flamed out before they could damage their rep and also before they could capitalize on it.
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On the title track, Grande serves up realness about her love life, managing to name names without being an asshole, just as the quick-churn world of gossip media attempted to devour her flamed-out relationship with Pete Davidson.
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Despite having the cream of the crop in the likes of Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Credit Suisse, among many others on their underwriting teams, both companies' stocks have flamed out and late-stage investors are now underwater.
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We'll never know how close (or far) this experiment came to actually taking the Warriors down, however, because Houston flamed out in the conference semifinals against a San Antonio Spurs team that didn't have Kawhi Leonard in Game 613.
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The team, Agoria, was the first to cross the finish line in their low Blue Point car, in a time just shy of 73 hours over five days, after the earlier leading car flamed out in the final stretch.
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But the monthly subscription launch came at an opportune time, when MoviePass, the buzzy movie-ticket subscription service that aggregated ticket inventory from multiple theaters, spectacularly flamed out after a torrid rise, finally landing in bankruptcy just this January.
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According to a Times story published this weekend, former Texas Governor Rick Perry has been floated as a leading contender, even though Perry has already flamed out of two presidential primary contests after failing to gain traction with Republican voters.
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Precedent isn't in the show's favor: A&E's "Damien," a series based on the "Omen" movies, flamed out after one season earlier this year, and NBC's 2014 mini-series version of "Rosemary's Baby" was greeted with lukewarm reviews and underwhelming ratings.
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Hicks, who first entered the White House as director of strategic communications, rose to the position of communications director after her predecessor Anthony Scaramucci flamed out in just 10 days, after attacking fellow White House aides in a vulgarity-laden interview.
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John Ratcliffe, who Trump just nominated to be his Director of National Intelligence even though Ratcliffe's earlier nomination for the same job flamed out because of his scant qualifications for the gig and some untruthful enhancements he had made to his resume.
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The Club for Growth, which had intervened in the 2004 primary to hurt Dean, ran two ads in 20163, one against the flamed out candidacy of former congressman Beto O'Rourke, portraying him as a privileged nonentity, and one against Biden, amplifying Sen.
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Although their initiative eventually flamed out, the four are viewed as emblems of a time rife with possibility, when principle took center-stage — and when a genuine opposition party seemed viable to a degree that doesn't always appear to be the case today.
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But perhaps the most surprising turn of events was the exit-poll data: Despite the pretensions of sisterhood across racial and party lines that briefly glimmered in reaction to Trump's notorious "nasty woman" and pussy-grab quotes, that solidarity flamed out at the ballot box.
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Despite billing himself as a world-class dealmaker and his own party holding a majority in both houses of Congress, Trump was unable to broker a health care deal with Republicans, and his first attempt to enact a key campaign promise flamed out spectacularly.
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And after attempts to woo other veteran GOP strategists failed, and Anthony Scaramucci -- who, while not a veteran GOP strategist, was a successful TV surrogate for the President -- flamed out after just 10 days, the President and his close aides ultimately landed on Hicks.
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After graduating in 2016 from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., her hopes of working and living in New York City flamed out after she realized an entry-level salary wouldn't provide enough income to afford an apartment without roommates, a living arrangement she wanted to avoid.
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Nor is he a particularly charismatic presence on the stump (his 2008 presidential campaign flamed out so quickly it's easy to forget it happened), an important ideological or factional leader, or the kind of guy who's likely to serve as an effective attack dog during a presidential campaign.
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In short, I'm here as one of Noisey's resident old guys to get to know the wave of young West Coast bohemians who are bringing back some of the utopian ideals the California hippie movement left behind when it flamed out a few years before I was born.
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WASHINGTON — In a White House populated by aides who have flamed out, lashed out or cashed out — some do all three in the same day — Hope Hicks, the administration's communications director, has maintained a low profile as an influential adviser of a mercurial president who prizes her loyalty.
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Because of a transfer of $10.4 million from her Senate campaign account earlier this year, she began the second quarter of the year with about $11 million in the bank — a war chest that past presidential candidates who flamed out from high early spending never had to fall back on.
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"They feel vindicated in a way because they kept saying that Pete Buttigieg wouldn't do well past the first two states when he hits more diverse terrain and Mike Bloomberg seems to have flamed out fast after the disastrous debate," said one longtime ally who is regularly in touch with the campaign.
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Trump's previous Fed picks Herman Cain and Stephen Moore flamed out in the GOP Senate in part because some lawmakers were uneasy about their close political ties to the president; the central bank is designed to be insulated from short-term politics so it will act in the long-term interest of the economy.
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The results came fast and furious, and the big story of the night was known even before the last polls closed at 8 pm: Amy Klobuchar had surged to a close third behind Sanders and Buttigieg, while Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden flamed out in dramatic fashion after having led the race for stints in the past year.
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The band is back playing in the bassist Gail Greenwood's Rhode Island basement, known as the Rock 'n' Roll Control Center, just as it did when Ms. Donelly parlayed her status as an indie-rock lifer into mainstream pop success with Belly's 1993 debut "Star," then flamed out shortly after its second album, "King," two years later.
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"It's hard not to grade him on a curve" compared with former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and others who flamed out of Trump's Cabinet, said Jessica Tillipman, an assistant dean and ethics professor at George Washington University Law School who has followed Perry's work.
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Biden's campaign is hoping that Bloomberg fits the pattern of businessman Tom SteyerTom SteyerOn The Trail: Bloomberg's millions can't buy him many delegates Young Turks host: Warren should drop out, back Sanders Trump: Biden 'doesn't know where he is, or what he's doing' MORE, the billionaire who flamed out after spending hundreds of millions of his own money on a national advertising campaign that lifted him in the polls but not at the ballot box.
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