As much as we can be fragile, we're not as fragile as people think.
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He has turned a fragile nation "anti-fragile" (the scholar Nassim Nicholas Taleb's term).
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The first time Fragile says "I'm not that fragile," you'll probably roll your eyes.
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He's a deeply fragile person, and authoritarians tend to be deeply insecure and deeply fragile.
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German elections German Chancellor Angela Merkel's fragile coalition government just got a lot more fragile.
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" Asked if he had a fragile locker room right now, he answered, "It's always fragile when you're not winning.
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When he did the interview back in February 2017 he was perhaps more fragile, definitely more fragile than he is now.
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"The problem with confidence is it's inherently quite fragile, and it gets more fragile the longer the economy remains weak," Tang said.
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"Masculinity is such a fragile, fragile thing," said Los Angeles-based sex therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue when I called him up for answers.
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I understood for the first time not only how fragile life is, but how our hopes, dreams, and expectations are even more fragile.
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That can be a major issue for firms in fragile financial circumstances that are also dealing with a fragile banking and financial system.
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And now more than ever, we're working right alongside us as they grow more sensitive to our biggest limitation: We're fragile—oh so fragile.
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For emotionally fragile people, the stress of guardianship — of paying to have your rights transferred to someone else — can make them even more fragile.
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Now that he was in contact with thousands of Puerto Ricans, he could feel how fragile they were—how fragile the whole island was—after the storm.
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I said I'd been worrying about the baby, because she'd been so fragile, but that the doctor said not to think of her as being fragile anymore.
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While the Wii U's controller felt like a Playskool toy with its plasticky screen and marshmallowy curves, the Switch is like a premium smartphone: thin, very well made, and while not quite fragile, fragile-feeling enough that you don't want to find out exactly how fragile it is.
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But no matter what mean things grandma says when she's had a few or how long your sister's kids can run in circles around the fragile -- kids, FRAGILE!
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Fish — one of nature's most fragile, and litigious, pets.
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Most are messy to work with & glass was fragile.
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" She also asserted that Trump had a "fragile ego.
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" He added, "These gains are real but still fragile.
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There's no reason to treat incredibly fragile sticks the same we treat hands and fingers, which I'm told are also fragile (but which can't be replaced by quickly skating to the bench).
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It's a trust, but it's a fragile trust between progressives and the Clinton-Kaine ticket, and it's not enough in an atmosphere where you have that fragile trust to say, trust me.
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" Matthew pulled out his phone and played the song "Fragile" by John Ralston, soaking in the lyrics he loved before the church took away his ungodly music: "We're so fragile, we're so calm.
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But the current détente is fragile, to say the least.
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"We definitely have the fragile male ego character," Ewing said.
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Their skin is thin and fragile; the veins glow eerily.
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"It's obviously very fragile," said a second senior U.S. official.
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Volkswagen and Ford also know how fragile relationships can be.
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Foreign banks initially cut interest rates to boost fragile economies.
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He is as persistent as the glass, and as fragile.
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The island's fragile electrical system was no match for it.
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It doesn't mean she's not fragile in her own way.
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I felt fragile too, and simple social interactions seemed overwhelming.
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In other words, our lives are supposed to be fragile.
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The foreign body was extremely fragile on removal and handling.
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"I have felt until recently very fragile," Seals told me.
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Trust can be fragile and, once broken, hard to repair.
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Qubits, they said, will always prove too fragile to control.
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Yet Europe's unity is, as Mr Trump reminds it, fragile.
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Western forces are helping to hold a fragile region together.
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Right now is the most fragile time of our lives.
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In comparison, you are slow and fragile — eminently breakable, really.
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"You know, Donald is a fragile soul," Mr. Cruz said.
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It also houses a fragile ecosystem sensitive to global warming.
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Life is short, fragile and does not wait for anyone.
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The bad news is our future overlords are emotionally fragile.
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"He wasn't stable, and he was so fragile," Lake says.
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The N.B.A. ecosystem is as fragile as a spider's web.
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It knows that a fragile democratic transition requires broad consensus.
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"People are coming back, but it is fragile," he said.
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His UK Independence Party (UKIP) always looked fractured and fragile.
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The relationship between the sister parties has been left fragile.
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It is wisdom at a fragile moment in our history.
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This is the fragile backdrop to Mr Trump's trade war.
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For the moment, with few details known, it seems fragile.
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The peace process is even more fragile than it was.
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Because of fragile demand elsewhere, its comeback carries unusual weight.
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But bringing your fragile iPhone along isn't the smartest idea.
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It still was a fragile theme even here in Estonia.
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The cracked, fragile cases contain original broadsheets from July 22.
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Each quantum gate holds a pair of very fragile qubits.
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Already a fragile and private person, she retreated even further.
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So fragile. Life. Love. Hurt. Pain. Geometry. Creation. Destruction. Ice.
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"And even if they were, enzymes are fragile," he said.
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It's not a sight that's meant for fragile human eyes.
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Peace processes are fragile, but they can and do work.
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How does someone hurt a little one so tiny & fragile?
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It taught us how fragile even our robust institutions are.
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The tiny Central American country's fragile institutions just couldn't cope.
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They're proof — proof of how fragile these hoop dreams are.
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Draghi also said the euro zone monetary union remained "fragile".
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Durability: Fragile headphones have no place in the sports arena.
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Any such a mechanism would be fragile, trade experts said.
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Of course, flowers are more fragile than fruit or buds.
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That night, Houthi missiles launched nearby rattled the fragile structures.
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"This has been a little bit more fragile," he said.
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"The world's in a fragile place you know," he said.
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World Markets are fragile, price of Oil getting too high.
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This is a fragile time for the right to privacy.
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DK: It's a constant reminder of how fragile we are.
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We need to be better stewards of our fragile environment.
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That fragile peace could bring the traders back to Terekeka.
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Cushing's makes the skin fragile, and it bruises more easily.
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In an autocratic system or dictatorship, legitimacy is inherently fragile.
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For about an hour, it all seemed precarious and fragile.
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Kavanaugh's fragile nomination took two further blows on Sunday night.
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If anyone's feelings are really that fragile, there's a solution.
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The whole always fragile, shatters, incomplete as the smallest piece.
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However, the state of the banking system still remains fragile.
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"We got a little fragile," Boyle said of the Devils.
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The idyll remained, but it seemed more fragile this time.
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Other firms bet that fragile towns would outsource emergency care.
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Plus, it can make corporations fragile and introduce unnecessary risk.
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They have relied on a structure that proves unexpectedly fragile.
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Will the fragile regional alliances against ISIS shift against Turkey?
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But sentiment remained fragile, with analysts expecting further turbulence ahead.
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It's quite fragile orchestration; there's not a lot of doubling.
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We are fragile beings and require tremendous support to survive.
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There has been damage to fragile lands by unmonitored visitors.
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"Thank you, that really soothes my fragile ego," quipped Colbert.
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"Right now, oil looks fragile," Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob said.
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A woman is supposed to be feminine, fragile, and girlie.
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The clumsy rollout of the announcement suggests negotiations were fragile.
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Mostly because I have fragile arms that bruise very easily.
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The other sister, Naomi, is psychologically fragile and compulsively altruistic.
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Even so, the lyricism seduces as does fragile, ecstatic Elio.
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And much of what has been done is still fragile.
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Even our most iconic monuments are fragile and will crumble.
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Indeed it isn't; but it's more fragile than many realize.
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Friendships are fragile, and most aren't built to last forever.
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Now we scramble to drill in a very fragile place.
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How fragile life is, supported by nothing but thin air.
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Instead, it's our fragile planet, the only one we've got.
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Small businesses are especially fragile in today's changing business climate.
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It just shows the fragile nature of what we do.
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I was confused, scared and my fragile masculinity was threatened.
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Mr. Long confirmed that both areas had fragile power systems.
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Yet both rest on increasingly fragile political and economic institutions.
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Might this move a generation from fragile to antifragile (robust)?
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Moreover, we bear witness that every human life is fragile.
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That would add pressure to an already fragile global economy.
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He pretends to be ferocious, but is actually embarrassingly fragile.
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Life on that frontier was fragile, perilous, lonely and remorseless.
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It's a reminder of how special — and fragile — life is.
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A: The less liquid ones that also are structurally fragile.
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Upholding freedom of speech will only bolster Pakistan's fragile democracy.
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But the bill is based on a fragile bipartisan balance.
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Beautiful, fragile and overwhelmed by her mess of a husband.
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However with few solid signs of progress, sentiment remains fragile.
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" But, Mr. Collison added, "I think that's kind of fragile.
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They are personal and yet systematic, fragile and yet nourishing.
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Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the fragile bluff in 2012.
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The accord comes amid a fragile political situation in Afghanistan.
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But it can cause a disease in very fragile patients.
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The A6400 is also small without feeling like it's fragile.
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In places like Quantou, the situation is even more fragile.
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Genuine democracy is difficult to achieve and once achieved, fragile.
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Janine has always been as fragile as freshly spun glass.
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I can be vulnerable and more feminine and almost fragile.
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In the end, droplets of sound evoke a fragile rebirth.
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Through the fragile material Ms. Sveinsdottir shares a strong message.
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That said, the production situation in Puerto Rico remains fragile.
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All dance legacies are fragile; hers may prove especially so.
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But some analysts cautioned that the rebound could be fragile.
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That damages fragile roots and throws off the ripening cycle.
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No wonder the collective psyche of business managers is fragile.
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But Dujardin was an intermittent, fragile presence at the festivities.
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Such indulgences certainly boost one's fragile ego and approval ratings.
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It's the fragile — vulnerable — border crossing between you and shapelessness.
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The second this happens to you, your knowledge becomes fragile.
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They were in that gray zone and were therefore fragile.
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Yet, she intriguingly tapped into this fragile young woman's willfulness.
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It shatters the fragile rationale for the rush to impeach.
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Scientists fear the blazes could permanently transform the fragile rainforest.
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Through this lens, Fragile Legacy takes on a double meaning.
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They are shown half embraced while inspecting a fragile butterfly.
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"A fragile calm seems to have taken hold," he said.
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The internet's collective memory is fragile for lots of reasons.
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The condition leaves the skin as fragile as a butterfly's wings.
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Mosquitoes are more fragile than other insects, despite their menacing tendencies.
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And all of them could severely and permanently threaten fragile ecosystems.
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But the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
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"A large percentage of people are financially fragile," the report said.
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That starts with fully understanding how fragile support for NATO is.
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Are these egg people as fragile as your typical chicken egg?
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"Some research is showing friendships aren't fragile, they're flexible," Moyer says.
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Peace between nations is fragile and many times requires taking risks.
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It was fragile but it ensured peace for nearly 20 years.
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The downside, of course, would be a much more fragile economy.
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His point is that as a society, we are very fragile.
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These fragile pieces of computing history regularly fetch upwards of $21,240.
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"Victims are not victims, not some fragile, sorrowful aftermath," she writes.
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Life is so fragile and I have no time for negativity.
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But on the appointed day, she was extremely fragile and hesitant.
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But it was perilous, too, for stars and their fragile egos.
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Or seizing me as an opportunity to bolster their fragile masculinity.
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The pair also discussed Libya and the fragile ceasefire in Yemen.
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Hard-charging yet fragile, Hick drew out the emotionally reserved Roosevelt.
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But the country's fragile government will add to bond investors' nerves.
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And the back glass is fragile and extremely difficult to repair.
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Libyan production has been up lately, but it's a fragile place.
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""There is a perception of me that I'm supersensitive and fragile.
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Lower interest rates are making Europe's rickety banks even more fragile.
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The European Commission warned this week that Portugal's banks remain fragile.
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Truffles are fragile, and climate dictates the health of each harvest.
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America's multilateral trade agreements are also more fragile than they appear.
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Some of Jokowi's designated spots are nature reserves with fragile ecosystems.
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Confidence in the banking sector remains fragile although it is improving.
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In reality, she looks a lot younger and appears almost fragile.
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A fragile peace process in that conflict broke down last year.
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Passengers started looking and staring at the tiny, fragile crying infant.
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No discussion about how to fortify the island's fragile power grid.
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The conflict could break apart fragile states, displacing millions of people.
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This is plainly no way to run a fragile currency union.
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But some of these have turned out to be financially fragile.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS PACE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH REMAINS FRAGILE
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Composed of metallic fibers, they were bulky, fragile and often unattractive.
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But he acknowledges that for different reasons all are quite fragile.
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It also helped broker a fragile ceasefire in Syria with Russia.
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It's more fragile but can pack devastating elemental and unnatural abilities.
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Other timid animals like rabbits are also similarly fragile, Li said.
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They are crowns, and crowns – symbols of power, are fragile things.
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We're such a fragile group when something bad happens to us.
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"We are not a fragile or frightful people," the President declared.
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That makes it much more fragile in terms of public perception.
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The peace agreement may be more fragile than the peace itself.
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The worry is that this coexistence, already fragile, is breaking down.
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Many times I didn't photograph because the moment was too fragile.
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But it too has the potential to shatter a fragile economy.
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To be a "cuck" is to be weak, fragile, and feminine.
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The civil war officially ended in 1991 with a fragile amnesty.
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It's a fragile, relatively hopeful place: They're going to stay together.
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It really shows how fragile Jack is with needing his family.
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"Global economies are what could be characterized as fragile," Tengler said.
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We are fragile and angry, we damage/help each other constantly.
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But it's also what makes the rule of law so fragile.
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Berry said he worried her condition was too fragile for public.
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And while demand looks fragile, supply from key producers remains robust.
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External risks could create more volatility and derail the fragile recovery.
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They are crowns, and crowns—symbols of power, are fragile things.
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Things seem fragile and breakable, but they're simply repairable, replaceable objects.
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I thought, he looked thin, even though he always looks fragile.
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Maybe now he'll make conservation of fragile US ecosystems a priority?
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If anything, emo rappers prove just how fragile masculinity can be.
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They were fragile, so you had to keep magnets far away.
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Consumer optimism is a fragile phenomenon and can easily turn sour.
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But as in the United States, its constitutional safeguards are fragile.
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Over the years, I learned how fragile we humans can be.
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But this short-lived reversal shows how fragile Bitcoin really is.
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This warming has had serious consequences for the lake's fragile ecosystems.
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"Minority governments are fragile constructs," he told the RND newspaper consortium.
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The situation on the foreign exchange market continues to be fragile.
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Violence continues despite a fragile cessation of hostilities reached last month.
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Airlines' systems are so fragile because of their age and complexity.
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I treated them like the fragile precious beings that they were.
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The coalitions that have underpinned both main parties now look fragile.
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And in a state as fragile as Lebanon, that is important.
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We're a very sensitive nation, and the country still is fragile.
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She managed it, but the quest affected her now-fragile health.
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But those landmark triumphs over hatred are fragile and easily undone.
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Romance must be fragile indeed if requesting consent will kill it.
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"I still think we're in a fragile, volatile sort of stage."
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Glass is pretty, sure, but it's also fragile compared to aluminum.
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The latest developments only threaten to further erode this fragile relationship.
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When Ms. Kowroski stepped onstage, she cut a fragile, vulnerable figure.
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Cameroon was until recently a stable country in a fragile region.
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They think their fragile Senate majority is also in the balance.
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Those who have EDS typically have fragile skin and scar easily.
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Mobile homes, however, are considered too fragile to offer enough protection.
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People with osteoporosis have bones that are fragile and break easily.
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The structure of the euro currency zone is still considered fragile.
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Or perhaps more to the point, how fragile must he be?
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In these photographs, though, borders are fragile, penetrable, thin as gauze.
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It is also to show that a fiction is a fragile
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Post-conflict societies always remain fragile and risk backsliding into war.
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If this broke it, it was pretty fragile to begin with.
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These episodes continue, but she seems to be even more fragile.
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Doesn't that seem like a lot for such a fragile place?
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Nigeria exited recession in the second quarter but growth is fragile.
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Since the new Razr's screen is foldable, it's still presumably fragile.
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Democracy is fragile, and human rights are easily weakened or demolished.
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The scale is human: fragile, unglamorous, bruised and still holding on.
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Glass is fragile, so go get one of our recommended cases!
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Misguided proposals like these could handicap our still fragile economic growth.
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The endangerment of species ultimately endangers ecosystems, making them more fragile.
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State institutions in these countries are, at best, fragile — or collapsed.
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In the House, Republicans are looking to protect their fragile majority.
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Despite its fragile empirical foundation, the idea has received outsize attention.
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ISIS continues to destabilize Iraq, Syria, and the increasingly fragile Lebanon.
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Beloved offered readers a pain that was fragile, layered, and constant.
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Maybe it's too fragile to withstand long playoff runs after all.
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Yet, it is also incredibly fragile, which also appeals to White.
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Fergus, too, seems fragile, replacing his boyish retorts with hair-brushing.
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Your fragile post-breakup self needs positive vibes, not karmic retribution.
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The mind of a survivor is an interesting and fragile thing.
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About 750,000 of them gained a fragile legal status under Obama.
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The other, far more fragile works are done in poured plaster.
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Armies of angry fans can be deployed to defend fragile superheroes.
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"Tight braids can be too much for fragile hair," she said.
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Loss of biodiversity "means a much more fragile system," she said.
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If her nerves are fragile, other parts are made of steel.
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Georgia issued orders for the "medically fragile" to shelter in place.
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A fragile ceasefire went into effect in Idlib earlier this month.
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Duck meat is tart and fragile and earthy, all at once.
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But the system had worked, and the house felt less fragile.
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"People don't realize how fragile a 'Jeopardy!' streak is," Jennings said.
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Seeing her in this fragile state, I wanted to give in.
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As her condition causes dwarfism, she is both fragile and small.
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Sexuality, we all know, is a fragile part of our beings.
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The episode also threatened to shake up Ukraine's fragile internal politics.
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They recognize how fragile this all is, how rare their opportunity.
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It seemed impossible that something so monumental could be so fragile.
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Something so small produces something so seemingly fragile and incredibly resilient.
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But their gains are fragile and have come at significant cost.
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The path to Washington runs through the indispensable man's fragile ego.
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On the return drive to Pittsburgh, I feel bittersweet and fragile.
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They can also be essential tools in helping preserve fragile environments.
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The IMF's focus has since shifted to emerging and fragile states.
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The presence of American troops has helped maintain a fragile peace.
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It was so fragile that it collapsed, utterly, in one day.
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But its progress looks fragile and the population is growing disillusioned.
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"The situation remains fragile in the foreign exchange market," Jordan said.
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But, like so many romances, it was fragile — and ultimately painful.
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But even fragile global growth can probably withstand this first cut.
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People half-joked about being afraid to hold the fragile object.
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Babies are not as fragile as I thought they would be.
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To say that her health was fragile is putting it mildly.
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"The market is fragile," said Rich Guerrini, CEO of PNC Investments.
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Her affect was half brassy, half fragile, heavy on the id.
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Her affect was half brassy, half fragile, heavy on the id.
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A world recession could wreak havoc on the country's fragile democracy.
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But Mr. Villar Rojas also has a warm and fragile quality.
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Never have I seen the trans-Atlantic alliance look so fragile.
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President Trump's barrier is threatening species and reshaping entire fragile ecosystems.
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Olivia showed me that you can be both fierce and fragile.
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What causes that error and how fragile are these new cards?
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The fragile nature of pitching distinguishes baseball from every other sport.
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The U.S. now provides security sector assistance to 124 fragile states.
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But, the gains may be fragile, said Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob.
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Dr. Lucey spearheaded the introduction of new treatments for fragile newborns.
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The walls also help protect the fragile works from damaging light.
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"We have to be bold," even when we are feeling fragile.
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The dish is substantial, but not heavy; crisp, but not fragile.
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I don't know what I would say the most fragile is.
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Life on this planet suddenly seems too fragile to be borne.
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"People have this idea that ceramics are fragile," Mr. Manners said.
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When these fragile environments are threatened, we simply cannot stay silent.
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No questions about how to fortify the island's fragile power grid.
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"We are not a fragile or frightful people," the president asserted.
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She is ordinary and gorgeous, fragile and cool, all at once.
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But their victory is fragile, and they can be pushed around.
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The sand provides a proper cushion for the fragile human foot.
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He insists that rather than helping the economic backdrop, the excess liquidity has created fragile asset bubbles so fragile that may send the U.S. spiraling into a recession worse than what occurred during the financial crisis.
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Along with Protect Texas Fragile Kids, an organization advocating for "medically fragile" children in the state, Texas Right to Life is working with Tinslee's family to continue finding another hospital to take her as a patient.
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I just always keep the wine bottle to remind me that things are fragile, always, in life, but that's what makes them good, and even though they're fragile, they can still hold great things we can enjoy.
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The state must be very fragile if it is afraid of cartoonists.
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"These patients are all, unfortunately, medically fragile," Ziopharm said in a statement.
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Although an election is not scheduled until 2022, May's government remains fragile.
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However, Madison had fragile health, stood 5'4, and weighed around 100 pounds.
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Trans rights should not come at the cost of women's fragile gains.
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I just feel annoyed and confused that the thing is so fragile.
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I think so, yes, and also because she's very weak and fragile.
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Last year proved just how fragile the Tier 2 market can be.
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He trusted Roadie more than a traditional carrier with the fragile piece.
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All that is set against an increasingly fragile political and structural backdrop.
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However, we expect the current fragile sentiment to continue to dominate markets.
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It's better to be "anti-fragile:" What hurts us makes us stronger.
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It's just that the models we had were rather narrow and fragile.
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This suggests to us that the gold market faces a fragile floor.
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For having the fragile disposition of an orchid or a child king.
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It's obvious his fragile male ego cannot handle constructive criticism (per usual).
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I was at a very fragile and vulnerable point in my life.
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They are as fragile as the materials that bind citizens to nations.
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In fact, it has three features that make it malleable—fragile, even.
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Drought and decreased rainfall in recent decades have altered the fragile balance.
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What to watch: Indonesia is less fragile than countries such as Turkey.
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Lease terminations could hit the already fragile confidence of Jet's business partners.
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Democracies, it seems, are surprisingly fragile in the absence of functional parties.
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We don't want to rush them out there and achieve fragile victories.
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But the uneasy ceasefire that ended the last war is looking fragile.
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Your fragile sense of self and your childhood reading capabilities is fine.
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But more importantly, bipeds are expensive, fragile, and fall over a lot.
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Sunny, they showed, was psychologically fragile, heavily dependent on drink and drugs.
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Our fragile well-beings could not have handled an undead headless Ned.
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The fragile five seem less delicate today than they did in 2013.
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"We are not a fragile or frightful people," he promised in Philadelphia.
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A further assault, they say, would undermine a fragile environment for investment.
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She has grown increasingly fragile-looking over the course of the trial.
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It's one of those things you have to be so fragile with.
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Jellyfish are hard to see, fragile, and, worst of all, they're gooey.
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Our internet is frightfully fragile in the face of increasingly sophisticated hacks.
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It was also a little fragile, especially since it's kids using it.
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They are harder to reach, concentrated in "fragile" regions, afflicted by violence.
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We employ police forces to maintain the potentially fragile existence of order.
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While my car was totaled, the fragile Razr somehow survived the accident.
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Some of the most beautiful things in life are the most fragile.
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The data underscores the fragile and patchy nature of Japan's economic recovery.
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Something more fragile than I had guessed when I came to Sagrado.
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The fragile nationwide ceasefire, brokered by Turkey and Russia, began early Friday.
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With his knees up, his arms wrapped around them, he looked fragile.
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This allows for greater surveying and monitoring of the fragile reef ecosystem.
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It's not a place that people who are fragile ought to be.
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But others are concerned the storm damaged fragile parts of the wetlands.
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"Fragile" In this psychological thriller, Peele should create a protagonist gone bad.
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It's also worth pointing out that the objects, when finished, are fragile.
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Trust is the most valuable and the most fragile commodity in Survivor.
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It's a beautiful example of how fragile our hold on reality is.
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Fragile sentiments continue to get offended and hate comments still pour in.
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The opposition, as always in the fractious Philippines, is fragmented and fragile.
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The upshot is that we are in living in fragile, unpredictable times.
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Those disasters then "act as risk multipliers in fragile contexts", he said.
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An overreliance on oil is what makes the Kazakh economy so fragile.
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But they are more exposed to violence because of their fragile state.
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Scientists are worried about the increasingly fragile ice shelves in the Antarctic.
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Oil and gas firms, with $2.5 trillion of debt, are also fragile.
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As André, he brings a fragile dignity to this once formidable man.
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The plastic frame feels a little cheap, but not shoddy or fragile.
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"It's fragile," said José Sepúlveda, head of distribution and transmission for PREPA.
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With his erratic conduct, chronic lying, manic swings, fragile ego, and limitless
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It was all very fragile, and actually made of garbage and sticks.
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Yet, the fragile calm in markets is unlikely to last, traders said.
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Violence has surged since last summer, when a fragile truce fell apart.
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Trust and mutual understanding among nation states are fragile and elusive concepts.
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And so the army-enforced calm accompanying the king's twilight is fragile.
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"This shows the exchange rate situation is still very fragile," Zurbruegg said.
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"Bjarke does not have a fragile ego," Durst says to Schröder's camera.
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In a democracy as fragile as Iraq's, those complaints could turn violent.
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DeAngelo is "depressed and right now, fragile," attorney Diane Howard told CNN.
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It was a disaster that the already fragile Gulf ecosystem couldn't afford.
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Some particles are fluffy and fragile, and others are more solid pieces.
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"We have become the most fragile superpower ever," he told the audience.
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But it was already fragile, as "The Leather Boys" so ingeniously suggests.
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In the past, structural disadvantages forced women to protect their fragile turf.
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However, the economy is still fragile, with high unemployment and weak infrastructure.
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Pros: High-quality crystal, beautiful design, thin, clearCons: Sometimes too fragile, expensive
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But, it isn't just people near fragile ecosystems that feel those consequences.
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"It was a fragile peace process to begin with," Ms. Jamil said.
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"That obviously, on balance, makes the global economy more fragile," Clarida said.
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The glass plates were fragile and tended to chip, crack or break.
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The Senate map, for Republicans, has gone from fragile to nearly doomed.
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The region is fragile and every outside player makes it more brittle.
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"Those individuals are less likely to report being financially fragile," he said.
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Yet, five years on, he finds that security more fragile than ever.
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Henry needed to place the rather fragile icing house atop the cake.
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Making tough decisions with only a fragile 52.4 percent majority is hard.
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He has tried teamwork, setting off on a fragile alliance with Gov.
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I still looked good in clothes, but naked I looked fragile, weird.
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The scary part of this online world is how fragile it is.
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The alcoholmeter is a fragile instrument, but Aristide handles it with care.
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The Trump administration has shown how fragile LGBTQ rights gains really are.
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There is a sense of wonder and fragile sadness in these photographs.
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Even without major complications after surgery, he was fragile, physically and emotionally.
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We're heirs to, and keepers of, the most fragile kind of heirloom.
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Or new drugs to treat Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia and Fragile X Syndrome?
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When you hold them the first time, you think they're so fragile.
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The fragile U.S. farm economy cannot afford a trade war with China.
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The long bull market in the United States has looked fragile lately.
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But the situation may be more fragile than Beijing is comfortable with.
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But she couldn't — not without risking the collapse of her fragile government.
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All of us fragile, all of us fleeting, all of us prey.
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This might be a victory, but it's of a particularly fragile kind.
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But this asset also makes the school fragile in a particular way.
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Mr. Kuczynski's weak government tested the limits of Peru's fragile democratic institutions.
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Plastics can be stiff or flexible, opaque or transparent, durable or fragile.
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Yeah, then sometimes you may have someone that's beautiful, but very fragile.
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The operatic voice, and the art form itself, can feel so fragile.
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But many of their lives in California are built on fragile foundations.
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Gaza: Israel and Palestinian militants agreed to a new, fragile cease-fire.
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If they started quitting, Microsoft's fragile gains in hardware could be lost.
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The plane carried international and Yemeni hopes for the fragile political process.
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"The shipping of freight has been fragile in this country," she said.
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"The shipping of freight has been fragile in this country," she said.
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What is the perfect thing to say to shatter my fragile sanity?
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But fresh threats to the new and fragile order continue to surface.
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To facilitate flight, pterosaur bones were lightweight and fragile, like a bird's.
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Just as important, the materials helped preserve a fragile art form's legacy.
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Senior citizens, being less agile and more fragile, are especially at risk.
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They are feeling a bit fragile, a bit tired and emotionally vulnerable.
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There was a long tail of airlines with much more fragile finances.
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They are not endlessly resilient, but they are not incredibly fragile either.
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The elderly, it seemed, are more at risk than the fragile babies.
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Groceries are unique in that their inventory is perishable, fragile and heavy.
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That he was human and he was fragile, just flesh and bone.
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Everything feels so fine, and so fragile, and so shockingly worth saving.
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She warns me that the outlook for these fragile hatchlings is grim.
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But there's a seething volatility beneath their fragile (and ultimately fictive) peace.
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There are concerns it could tip Italy's already fragile economy into recession.
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Scientists first described the idea in the 1980s, but qubits are fragile.
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Human beings are fragile, too, especially when they're around Joe and Love.
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Softly, softly, catchy jelly: This 'ultragentle' robotic gripper collects fragile marine life
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His foster parents had been trained to care for medically fragile infants.
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New York (CNN Business)Confidence is a fragile thing in financial markets.
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It is now as fragile as the ligaments in his right elbow.
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Who could fail to love a season so beautiful and so fragile?
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"The security situation in Somalia remains fragile and volatile," according to DHS.
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This morning, the whole island seems to be feeling a little fragile.
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It remains a struggling and fragile democracy yet holds regular competitive elections.
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Their chemistry was on display against fragile Watford on New Year's Day.
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He also outlines when minority governments have been fragile and powerful historically.
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For Jimmy, he's been hurt so much; his ego is so fragile.
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He will now preside over a fragile minority government from the left.
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"Your brain is a very fragile part of your body," Army Gen.
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But even in the Somali region, the process is imperfect and fragile.
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Most of today's flagship smartphones can be described as beautiful, but fragile.
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But Medvedeva, fragile in appearance only, did not take the big hint.
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Iran could explode Lebanon's fragile political compact and causes region-wide shocks.
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This life sustaining power system is huge but it is also fragile.
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Were they fragile victims, asking to be protected from our unnatural ways?
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In places like the Amazon, those fragile species found refuge — until now.
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U.S. prevention funding for conflict-affected and fragile states is woefully inadequate.
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Those problems include deep sectarianism, fragile or failed governments, and weak economies.
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Things are more fragile because of our trade war with the world.
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It was handwritten on fragile, blue airmail stationery and sent in 2006.
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Up to 36% of women, versus 25% of men, are financially fragile.
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There is, in this fragile system, a place for textureless math grinds.
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Any progress is fragile, given the longstanding animosity between the two countries.
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They're both fragile creatures with bright, iridescent coloring and paper-thin skin.
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Forcing this medically fragile community to move should be a last resort.
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They were fragile, with the patina of hands that had held them.
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The current proceedings have demonstrated how fragile the Constitution's impeachment clause is.
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To see more incredible objects from the Fragile Legacy exhibition, go here.
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The problem is, momentum is more fragile than supporters like to emit.
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This new dispensation was fragile, though, and contingent on wider political events.
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Secrecy is a fragile state, a single time undone and forever finished.
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Many — the most fragile, the least great — could die as a result.
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We are starting to realize that democracy is actually something very fragile.
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Shrimp may be a big money-maker, but success can be fragile.
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A display of military might by Pyongyang could threaten that fragile detente.
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The photographs also don't make these places appear fragile, but they are.
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In a rainforest amidst lush nature, fragile porcelain animals can be found.
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They're physically safer than they've ever been, but they're more emotionally fragile.
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"It is obviously a big concern, this probable increased violence in northeast Syria because this camp is in a very fragile environment, the condition of the people in the camp is also fragile," Carboni said, referring to al-Hol.
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That both would arguably leave the world better off underlines its fragile state.
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It undermines development goals such as boosting financial inclusion and strengthening fragile states.
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I was 15 and admittedly a bit fragile on the subject of religion.
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Under normal conditions, candida is an important part of your fragile inner ecosystem.
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Now, this is a move that would literally cripple Russia&aposs fragile economy.
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Store heavy and fragile objects on lower shelves where they won't cause damage.
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The head is so fragile that Ishiguro never checks it during air travel.
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In Indonesia's case, the main reason to hike has been its fragile currency.
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Ruha Benjamin points to this as proof that change is fragile -- and reversible.
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Despite thirteen consecutive days of decline against the EUR, GBP still remains fragile.
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Here, too, museum specimens and their fragile DNA have a role to play.
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Because he will have woken us up to how fragile freedom really is.
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Our fragile and divided democracy cannot afford a military unmoored from its principles.
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And then after a minute and sixteen seconds of fragile beauty it's over.
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Most swimmers are fragile, he says, and he doesn't want to risk injury.
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Brussels wants Croatia's future government to tackle the problem of fragile public finances.
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He's still more agile than fragile, more boss than draws, and he's super.
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However, the company cautioned that "a fragile and more volatile" consumer environment continued.
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The most acute need is now in fragile states, where government barely functions.
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"I think I was too fragile to be at that event," she said.
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Ukraine is a fragile democracy fighting against a brutal and unscrupulous Russian neighbor.
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They know the situation is fragile, so I think they'll stay on hold.
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First, fragile states experience social stresses which divide rather than unify their polity.
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Many pieces have deliberate chips and cracks that give them a fragile appearance.
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Geopolitical tensions with the U.S. also have not helped the economy's fragile state.
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A trade war with Europe will only further erode the fragile transatlantic relationship.
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GITA GOPINATH: So, global growth is subdued and we describe it as fragile.
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That helped lift U.S. stock futures more than 0.5%, though sentiment remained fragile.
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The higher rates were also aimed at reducing pressure on a fragile rupee.
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But, drawing an explicit comparison to President Trump, Mactaggart said norms are fragile.
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"This is a baby step and the relationship looks very fragile," he said.
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Battered and financially fragile, the Socialist Party has tried to pick itself up.
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It is easier to undermine a fragile status quo than to keep it.
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The digital underground is full of fragile alliances, backstabbing, and full-blown rivalries.
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If they work well, hope for fragile young democracies everywhere will be boosted.
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The LME's price-reference franchise looks fragile but OK. For now at least.
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Wade, the nation's landmark 217 abortion rights decision, is in a fragile state.
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Their emotionally intense collaboration maximised their creative potential, but made the group fragile.
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But it's a good reminder about just how fragile our individual crops are.
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It shows that the advance of decency has been steady, heartening—and fragile.
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The company is developing robotic hands for the delicate manipulation of fragile goods.
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But Negan appears to recognize that what Rick is building is too fragile.
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I always hesitated doing this one because it's a rather fragile little song.
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Whatever people say about its ruggedness, the hinge feels fragile in my hands.
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All this German uniform stuff was still very untold and fragile back then.
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They're too fragile for Mom and Dad to pick them up just yet.
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In the title role, the powerhouse Soledad Barrio is both fierce and fragile.
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But he is loth to cut spending sharply while the economy remains fragile.
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Let's talk about Daniel and his fragile male ego trying to ruin everything.
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It solves all the problems that plague every other fragile phone out there.
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But the two female Malayan tiger cubs, named Nadia and Azul, were fragile.
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Gay teenagers are fragile—apps like Grindr should block minors from using it.
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"I was surprised to see how bags labeled 'fragile' were treated," she said.
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This technology could be key if drones deliver fragile packages on tough terrain.
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Sound smart: House leaders knew the fragile vote could unravel if they delayed.
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It would also be an ecological disaster—ripping populations and fragile ecosystems apart.
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How fragile is Trump's ego that he needs this kind of nauseating flattery.
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It is also home to a fragile ecosystem, including the threatened wekiu bug.
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"I think Ernie is a little fragile about it," Leadbetter told Vice Sports.
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However, financial health in the cyclical auto business is both fragile and fleeting.
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"Open-source platforms are fragile," a Google senior vice president wrote in November.
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Roddenberry also wasn't the best at managing the fragile egos of his writers.
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Some of the cloudy, bubbly ice could be as fragile as crystal stemware.
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Cheese is not so fragile that it will spoil right there and rot.
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The United States said earlier on Monday the ceasefire was "holding but fragile".
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Donald Trump's frequently misspelled tweets put the increasingly fragile world order at risk.
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NATO has around 4,500 soldiers in Kosovo helping to keep a fragile peace.
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Trump's comments have further frayed the already fragile relationship between the two countries.
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"The most fragile will go under, one after another," Douzain-Didier told Reuters.
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Macron will have to negotiate with MPs and will be fragile and unpopular.
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It will focus on showing "the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats".
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A fragile peace deal broke down last year and Machar fled the country.
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Cousteau illuminates the shark's fragile existence and condemns fishermen actively targeting great whites.
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Egypt is too fragile, and the Middle East too volatile, for shock therapy.
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Losing them would mean even more damage to an already fragile forest ecosystem.
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The results threatened a fragile streak of expansion that has defied global turbulence.
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"The broad picture is that competition is good, but surprisingly fragile," he said.
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Nevertheless, the regime appears fragile, and the situation could unravel with little warning.
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Our democracy is fragile, and we should always seek ways to improve it.
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It's a fragile fantasy, here today, gone tomorrow, free like we are not.
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Corporate structures that depend on layers upon layers of debt are inherently fragile.
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Her little sister, so lovely, so fragile, only ever wanted to be held.
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Indeed, on any continent, fragile communities are trapped in disruptive cycles of violence.
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Nutrition and food distribution programs have helped, but the situation remains "extremely fragile".
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Kenney harshly criticized Trump's move, calling him a "fragile egomaniac" in a statement.
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We realize now how precarious, how fragile a claim like that really is.
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Fragile talks on reaching a trade deal have yet to produce a breakthrough.
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Many Americans, even those who are prospering, remain pessimistic about the fragile recovery.
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The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) grew out of fragile states.
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It could also harm the denomination's fragile relationship with racial minorities, he said.
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In a statement, it warned of risks facing the still fragile domestic economy.
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Our powerhouse of a mother, who'd become so fragile and meek, stood out.
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Although a fragile internal cease-fire currently holds, the party is chronically divided.
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The outlook for trade is already fragile without any change in American policy.
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The Galaxy S10, comparatively, has a glossier, shiny back that feels more fragile.
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When Shakespeare wrote, however, this fragile, rather democratic experiment was still being made.
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She was in an impossibly fragile body, and it would one day fail.
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Scientists and locals all agree the fragile wetlands are an extremely complicated ecosystem.
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The Left is conditioning you to be fragile, weak and triggered by everything.
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But, it also faces a critical path: the fragile peace in Northern Ireland.
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"We're living at a most fragile time," Schultz told CBS, according to transcripts.
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It stems from a worldview that sees Western Civilization as fragile and besieged.
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That's because even in the best of times, farming is a fragile industry.
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Skipping the sense-making step makes for fragile understanding and cognitively expensive memorization.
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For me, the challenge was not so much about being weak or fragile.
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The sticking point for Reisz is the fragile enamel that covers dinosaurs' teeth.
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A fragile communications system, too, was unreliable even in the best of times.
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But the multibillion-dollar industry has a major downfall: Printed electronics are fragile.
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His knee still ached; there were still sensations to interpret; everything was fragile.
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Trump is fully aware of the fragile Democratic loyalties of many Sanders supporters.
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If this separatist alliance sounds fragile, unwieldy and paradoxical, that's because it is.
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"The trend has been improving but the market is still fragile," he said.
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Numerous fragile works, including all the sculptures of children, rest on the floor.
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There are clear signs that the Republican majority in Wisconsin is politically fragile.
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The babies are fragile, he said, and need extra help from their mothers.
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The flowers had turned a pale yellow and were as fragile as parchment.
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"The equilibrium that the collective underworld abides by is pretty fragile," he said.
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Ms. van den Heever's melting, plaintive singing conveyed the character's fragile emotions beautifully.
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In her outstretched fingers, she cupped the fragile brown shell of an egg.
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Ms. Greer's Athena is more worldly, but also much needier and more fragile.
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The first moments when I enter a patient's room are fragile and tender.
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My own major concern, however, is his attitude toward our still fragile democracy.
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They are at once heavy and fragile, eternal and ephemeral, organic and manufactured.
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Sometimes they even buy vinyl just because they like how fragile it is.
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Notes reminded protesters not to damage fragile items such as vases on display.
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Background reading: Germany's political establishment looks increasingly fragile after the European Parliament elections.
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"The situation is still fragile," Jayasree K. Iyer, executive director of the foundation.
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We already mentioned mass transit, controlling overdevelopment of beaches and other fragile areas.
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Evans assembled a side that was wonderful in attack but fragile on defense.
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"Even before COVID, the industry was in a fairly fragile position," Pearce said.
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"The distrust makes governments fragile and politicians more afraid of voters," he said.
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But some economists fear such a move is premature given Britain's fragile state.
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Adolescence and early adulthood are characterized by both fragile uncertainty and exciting potential.
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Otherwise, fears that Dorian would strain Puerto Rico's fragile infrastructure were largely unrealized.
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So what we noticed right away is how fragile our food systems are.
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But for some, the situation is more fragile than it is for others.
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The fragile balance between beauty and destruction informs coastal life around the globe.
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"The real problem is how fragile the covers have become," Mr. Katzman said.
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"Because the infrastructure is so fragile, we're being overly cautious," Mr. Byrne said.
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Their half-hearted case for this new warhead is fragile, bordering on specious.
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"We need their beauty and otherness, their delicate and fragile strength," he writes.
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"This is a fragile time where this could break either way," he said.
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As Simeone prepares for the visit of Liverpool, there is a fragile peace.
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A fragile pinwheel of fried bread escorts the second course of the night.
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There's simply no way to recover this fragile landscape once widespread industrialization occurs.
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For a Republican whose support is so fragile, corporate opposition could be devastating.
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"Negotiations are fragile, but certainly progress is being made," Meadows told The Hill.
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She cares for her in-laws, one of whom is fragile and diabetic.
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Yet the island continues to experience major problems with its fragile electrical grid.
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Others sheltered in their cars, as even the sturdiest buildings suddenly felt fragile.
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But the line between a stable life and a fragile one is thinning.
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Chuck Rosenberg: This is a revolting assault on the fragile rule of law.
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But if you like fragile glass-backed phones, you'll want to look elsewhere.
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Instead, the tracks stay fragile and keep coming deliberately unsprung, defying mechanical regularity.
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Because the Miró and Calder works are fragile, securing the loans was difficult.
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"Then show the world we can do good things in very fragile places."
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"While this environment looks odd and harsh, it's actually very fragile," he adds.
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The unrest could also jeopardise the fragile trade truce between America and China.
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The discs were an improvement but were fragile and recorded low-quality audio.
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"It is my responsibility to hear and protect the most fragile," he said.
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She fell into fragile health, drinking only water mixed with salts and sugar.
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The world needs him to be gone A.S.A.P. to protect our fragile peace.
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Of course, President Trump remains incredibly vulnerable politically and his comeback is fragile.
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Characters have names like Fragile, Mama, Die-Hardman, and, yes, Sam Porter Bridges.
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Take Jordan and Lebanon, fragile islands of stability in the Middle East today.
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Now, in many places it is less than an inch thick and fragile.
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In Asia on Tuesday, U.S. stock futures rose 0.05%, but sentiment remained fragile.
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He looked fragile, weak, his eyes hazy, coated in a gooey yellow film.
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There are no fragile pieces in the places where the weddings are held.
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They say excessive tinkering would break the fragile bipartisan balance behind their deal.
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The county has added staff to contact the medically fragile during a shutoff.
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I beg everyone that such fragile, sensitive, heart breaking stories shouldn't be politicized.
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As many as 35% of Millennials aged 18 to 35 are financially fragile.
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Then, in a lunchtime speech, Vice President Mike Pence shattered the fragile unity.
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But today, this group no longer feels that it is a fragile minority.
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What's not secret about Jewish genius is that it's a terribly fragile flower.
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But activating a memory also makes it temporarily fragile and vulnerable to change.
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CF: What do you think is the most fragile aspect of Oiticica's work?
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I still don't know what I would say is the most fragile aspect.
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No one knew better how fragile was the border between idealism and totalitarianism.
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Abraham Lincoln, however, was anxious to preserve his fragile alliance with loyal slaveholders.
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The latest clashes are also taking place against a more fragile economic backdrop.
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The poll suggests the result would be deadlock or a fragile minority government.
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For Bill Maher, the problem with the #MeToo movement is "fucking fragile" millennials.
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I think after 9/11 we all realized this thing is really fragile.
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That means there are fewer animals reproducing and makes the population more fragile.
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"It's a pretty fragile industry with a lot of potential risk," McCracken said.
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NATO still has around 5,000 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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"Florida was unable to meet the needs of our medically fragile child," Kim said.
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Reconciliation without justice is as fragile as an eggshell, as hollow as a balloon.
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"This is a very fragile industry now," Codex Group CEO Peter Hildick-Smith said.
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The data underscores the fragile nature of Japan's economic recovery, as escalating Sino-U.
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The Great Depression started in 1929 (and the economy had been fragile even earlier).
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Its failure to grow makes its finances—and the banks exposed to them—fragile.
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Shares in the country's notoriously fragile banking sector also tumbled 5 percent Friday morning.
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Theresa May's fragile minority government began negotiations to leave the European Union on Monday.
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And it is clear that we are already harming these unique and fragile ecosystems.
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German officials fear a recession or big fine could derail the bank's fragile recovery.
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Prepare yourself for the fragile energy when Venus squares Uranus and Mars Squares Pluto.
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Today, they're fragile, and need to be kept at temperatures close to absolute zero.
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In American history, our parties have proven to be both remarkably robust and fragile.
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" A fragile health care state "It means we don't have a very bright future.
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Many of these undiscovered aquatic animals are gelatinous, and, as a result, super fragile.
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It has since recovered but growth is fragile, with dilapidated infrastructure holding it back.
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Lifeline said that along with the worsening weather, some migrants were in fragile health.
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And given the increasingly fragile environment for financial markets, their worries may be justified.
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A large rift is widening across an increasingly fragile Antarctic ice shelf, scientists found.
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Since Lego bricks are pretty easy to pull apart, it also feels unsurprisingly fragile.
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But sentiment remains fragile and we are still subject to plenty of headline risk.
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Mr Trump's perceived success is fragile, being largely a reflection of Mr Obama's failure.
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Official development assistance (ODA) to "fragile"' countries increased by 26% between 2009 and 2016.
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I don't have a fragile female face, something that people can project that onto.
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In a more fragile democracy that sort of talk would foreshadow post-election violence.
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Lauren Lovette attacked the fluctuations of mood with a fragile, febrile, nearly consumptive energy.
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Yet it's also the most fragile and shaken album of his career so far.
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The EPP itself is a fragile alliance, stretching from internationalist liberalism to illiberal nationalism.
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Visitors are not permitted to walk on the spring due to its fragile ecosystem.
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Isolated and unseen, they lived on fragile freedoms, if they had any at all.
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So the concept of getting a daily text boosting my fragile ego sounded great.
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Although it made me realize how fragile, and how delicate, these things can be.
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You just need to throw in some explosions, and rooms full of fragile valuables.
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You were so fragile and furry, as soft as the worlds tiniest cashmere blanket.
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If this sounds like it would be laggy or fragile, you're right, it is!
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Would a merger mean that the more fragile U.S.F.L. franchises would be tossed aside?
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He said "America is not some fragile thing" that can't tolerate citizens demanding change.
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To achieve this strength, Corning has had to transform glass, which is naturally fragile.
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Secure any items that cannot sustain high winds and reinforce fragile components like windows.
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If that's not proof that masculinity is fragile, then I don't know what is.
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Still, the end of the TFS worries some, especially as Britain's economy remains fragile.
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"He was way too tiny and way too fragile," said Aidan's mom, Jill Teeters.
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Being a student of international affairs, I'm also aware of how fragile democracy is.
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They are increasingly fuelling conflict and eroding authority in states that are already fragile.
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Chef's knives are thinner than survival knives, which makes them a lot more fragile.
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However, new issues keep popping up that threaten to further derail the fragile alliance.
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With Britain's government looking fragile, FOI fans have more reason to dig for dirt.
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A flaccid heart is so fragile that you can put a finger through it.
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" But Mr. van Hove said that on opening night, Mr. Bowie was "very fragile.
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All non-thermal images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoMost smartphones are too fragile for job sites.
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I end up wearing the most fragile beautiful little pieces because I can't refuse.
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Because this is going to happen more and more, in these very fragile areas.
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A wooden bat, a pile of fragile objects and thirty minutes of pure catharsis.
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That leaves a choice—between an agreement that is shallow and fragile, or conflict.
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But aside from easily being damaged by water, the Razr was a fragile gadget.
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You watch for what the big moves symbolize … and it's usually just fragile masculinity.
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"Recent volatility shows investor confidence remains fragile," said Pan Shaochang, strategist at Dongguan Securities.
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NATO still has some 5,000 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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What's next: Centralization would upset the fragile balance and sustainability of China's economic model.
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Any explanation relying on the perception that Fultz is mentally fragile is totally asinine!
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My mother-in-law never viewed her embrace of that fragile child as courageous.
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Alex is handsome, wealthy, muscular, and refined; Danny is waifish, poor, and emotionally fragile.
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Security and power vacuums exist in fragile regions that allow for human rights violations.
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It's a very fragile time for America, whether it's race relations [or] police brutality.
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Still, shippers say any recovery is fragile, due to an ongoing oversupply in ships.
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"It is very much under strain, it will remain fragile," a U.S. official said.
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And to the last days of the Uprising, the fragile crossing never, ever failed.
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I haven't tried Chris [McVie] I thought she might be feeling a bit fragile.
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The increasingly fragile situation in the north presents a major early challenge to Gen.
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Although the economic recovery is clearer, there are still some fragile areas, he added.
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Many say food is running short and security is fragile even in liberated areas.
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" Later: "We Walsers are all so excessively fragile and hung up on family ties.
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"Let me clarify, he's 73, which makes him a bit more fragile," she said.
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Officials are hoping he'll remain largely silent to avoid inflaming the fragile diplomatic opening.
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In fact, he is a fragile man running out of safe places to hide.
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They all feared disorder and potential destruction of the fragile republic they had created.
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According to Bushnell today, that constant conversation splintered her already fragile relationship with Higgins.
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The business of government is driven by the exigencies of holding together fragile coalitions.
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These scolds were wrong in 2010 when they pushed austerity on a fragile economy.
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Tuesday's attack could cause a further decline that a fragile economy can ill afford.
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How do we build systems that care for the most fragile and most vulnerable?
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The fallout has left US-Turkish relations at their most fragile point in decades.
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One gets a sense of how fragile the objects can be in real life.
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In this age of fragile pitching arms, it is easy to imagine the worst.
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This absorbing mystery is also arguably a scathing depiction of the fragile male ego.
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Relatively few pterosaur fossils are preserved because of the animal's fragile, thin-walled bones.
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At my practice, I am often charged with engaging fragile adolescents on delicate subjects.
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"I see that my clients are just too fragile to do that," she said.
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Republicans' already fragile 22019-seat majority is effectively capped at 50 with GOP Sen.
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Spain often forget: just how new and fragile Spanish democracy has been in the
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These two interviews read more as psychological portraits of fragile yet fiercely determined geniuses.
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Modern-day politics, McCain suggested, are on a path toward ruining fragile western institutions.
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Small businesses are also fragile, with only about half surviving at least five years.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen strengthened again, a sign that risk appetite remains fragile.
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Ms. Deas, who is white, spoke as though some fragile, precious edifice might crack.
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"She is fragile, but strong," Ms. Rykiel told The New York Times in 1987.
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I understand that our bodies are extremely fragile, yet incredibly resilient, but ultimately temporary.
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Barely a week into the job, he has already strained the fragile 'grand coalition'.
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And with simply reusing passwords, you are putting eggs into very, very fragile baskets.
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Wouldn't she know to treat a student as fragile as Elodie with kid gloves?
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Destiny was born with a rare condition that causes her fragile skin to blister.
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And so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile.
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"Being such a fragile thing, the next storm could have destroyed it," Hiscocks said.
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Most importantly, it brings some much needed attention to dangerous trends impacting fragile ecosystems.
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René Albrecht, a rates strategist at DZ Bank, warned that sentiment is still fragile.
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There is no better example of how fragile this success may be than Vietnam.
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The nearer humans are to reefs, the worse their effect on the fragile ecosystems.
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Artillery barrages began early Saturday, threatening a breakdown of a fragile 1994 truce agreement.
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He is also getting older, and is far more fragile than he once was.
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But specifically because these are planned communities built to precise specifications, they are fragile.
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Like moths to a flame, we fragile humans are subconsciously drawn to dangerous attractions.
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In capitalized enterprise' the more expensive the project is' the more fragile it is.
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Basically, for larger or more-fragile packages, the packaging cost will be more expensive.
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The year has been marked with petty spats from badmind artists with fragile egos.
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The creative impulse is such a fragile thing, but we have to create now.
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Or silver trees are great for highlighting antique ornaments, especially fragile mercury glass pieces.
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The best Joyce Manor songs are vulnerable but not fragile, cleareyed but not cynical.
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And although the economic outlook for Europe is much improved, the politics are fragile.
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Mr. Puigdemont's fragile coalition has 72 of the 135 seats in the Catalan Parliament.
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The fragile farmhouse is surrounded by a wire fence to prevent entry of tourists.
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Nevertheless, the systems we depend upon are, in many ways, fragile and inherently vulnerable.
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Porcelain is considered fragile, precious and private, but Arlene's is durable, accessible and public.
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Preservation acts like a bottle tossed into the ocean, a fragile bulwark against oblivion.
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His paintings are brash, giant, overwhelming — but also fragile and, in most cases, immobile.
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He is in fragile health, nearly completely deaf and often in a confused state.
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My answer is that it probably can't, because the return to normalcy is fragile.
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Their activity is laying waste to fragile forest ecosystems and spreading mosquito-borne diseases.
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He knew that revolutions were fragile things, quick to flight but hollow-boned underfoot.
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The conversation ranged from the fragile liberal international order to the Canadian-American relationship.
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I found myself feeling envious of rabbits as the vet explained Judy's fragile physiology.
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The Falcons, though they crept into the playoffs, revealed themselves as fragile and erratic.
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I was ambivalent about our tryst and feeling fragile about where it might lead.
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But the moral high ground is a fragile perch, best visited on rare occasions.
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The dignity of the office is as important as it is fragile and elusive.
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Dakota Fanning is now 23, yet still has the air of a fragile child.
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Reza, of course, at the time I knew him, he was a bit fragile.
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In it, our world appears lonely and fragile set against the blackness of space.
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It's difficult not to love the eccentric, fragile Rembrandt Bugatti and suffer alongside him.
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Photographs and CT scans of the body come first, as it is so fragile.
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Mike's wife, Saskia, is emotionally fragile and his daughter, Phoebe, is a vicious brat.
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A fragile economy will also mean fewer lucrative business trips and vacations for consumers.
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I never realized how fragile democracy was, but it cannot function as a lie.
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Some Amazon reviewers felt the divider is "fragile" while others described it as sturdy.
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It uncovers Gilead's inner workings: the ideological hypocrisies, the fragile alliances, the institutional rot.
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Gates had in mind the fragile and underfunded public health infrastructure in poorer countries.
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One immensely vital and fragile bioregion that promises potentially lethal pathogens is the Arctic.
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And both sides, early on, undermined what in retrospect was an extremely fragile achievement.
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His novels explore the humanity and the noble yet fragile endurance of the marginalized.
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"These events show how fragile global supply chains are," he told Der Spiegel magazine.
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Democracy in the Philippines seems to be at its most fragile point in years.
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Eat I've always thought of beurre blanc as a fragile, fussy, special-occasion sauce.
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Fragile, as well as a sense of being contained — that is where stillness exists.
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For many, the line between a stable life and a fragile one is thinning.
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Mr. Netanyahu may be wondering whether the administration is inadvertently threatening his fragile coalition.
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Unfortunately for Mr. Trump, the First Amendment is not as fragile as his ego.
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For far too long most of us didn't understand how fragile it truly is.
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BI has raised interest rates five times since May to defend the fragile rupiah.
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Now, the US administration has dealt a blow to their already-fragile status quo.
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Novak said global oil markets were "fragile" due to geopolitical risks and supply disruptions.
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The story of Levi and Bell highlights how fragile the rule of law is.
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A fragile cease-fire brokered in late August has been holding despite some violations.
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The pictures have a new quality to them now, a kind of fragile unreality.
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Your Swarovski figurines are more jagged and masculine than the average fragile glass menagerie.
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The current peace is extremely fragile, warned a United Nations report released on Thursday.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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This is a blow to Colombia's fragile peace process, but it's not the end.
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Here is a prime example of how fragile the "Keurig of…" economy can be.
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Alexis de Tocqueville described early America as a curiosity—a fascinating and fragile venture.
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It is, however, a "fragile" situation that could warrant further Fed action, he said.
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His larger concern is the effect on Iraq, which is already a fragile state.
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Erecting the fragile tent, which measures 20 feet by 15 feet, was equally challenging.
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Furthermore, his extremely fragile state prevented him from being moved for X-ray analysis.
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I was acutely aware of how fragile my own cultural and spiritual landscapes are.
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The media enable extreme candidates and the parties are too fragile to stop them.
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Unfortunately, it seems that the "fixed" version of the Fold is still extremely fragile.
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Then there is the fragile infrastructure at Penn Station, North America's busiest train station.
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Such an arrangement would be as fragile as it would be distasteful, of course.
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Like with St. Vincent, she's very wintry and fragile but also kind of apocalyptic.
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If a given college wants to cultivate cosseted, emotionally fragile ideologues, so be it.
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NATO still has around 4,500 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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This maintains a balance of power that, while fragile, is intended to prevent war.
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Mali remains fragile, and the fundamental dispute between Tuareg separatists and Bamako is unresolved.
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Many of those in the middle class, in term of income, are financially fragile.
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The real draw is the fragile, phenomenal reef that fringes swathes of the coast.
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So that was my function, to try to help those very fragile new developments.
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Now the pressure on the fragile ecosystem in south Florida could get even worse.
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That is progress, and it has brought our fragile world nearly to the brink.
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Their fragile ego explains why narcissists experience frequent and substantial fluctuations in self-esteem.
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Many of the restorations are on view for the first time in Fragile Legacy.
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Her voice is as fragile as it is strong, her guitar creepy and defiant.
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InControl Pro has a history of being a good, but somewhat fragile infotainment system.
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So he is 92 and his health is fragile, but he is not bedridden.
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Her mother, Frances Finch Lee, also known as Miss Fanny, was overweight and emotionally fragile.
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From this God's-eye-view, I saw how fragile and infinitely precious the Earth is.
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That is clearly not so in the Urresti case, and that undermines Peru's fragile democracy.
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But a return to a hard border would further destabilise an already fragile political situation.
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While world stocks recovered some ground on Friday after this week's rout, sentiment remained fragile.
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Is their worldview so fragile that seeing cops depicted as pigs (or boars) threatens it?
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I did cry at a Morrissey show once, but I was in a fragile spot.
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The fragile VBBs survived atmospheric entry and landing on Mars, and they're collecting good data.
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With the financial market recovery feeling rather fragile, buyers are focusing on higher-rated loans.
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These mass movements can in turn threaten fragile governments and economies, potentially leading to conflicts.
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Global economic growth remains fragile and could be hurt by a new outbreak of hostilities.
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The fragile landscape needs to be monitored as closely as possible to prevent further damage.
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She was shy, withdrawn, and mentally fragile following the deaths of her brother and parents.
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So his announcement may well shatter the fragile calm that had emerged on Sunday night.
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Seizing them may have a potentially destabilizing effect on the already fragile Mexican economy. Rep.
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He's in a very fragile and lonely place, and Marion Crane is a charismatic woman.
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"The monarchy is too fragile," Elizabeth tells Philip in a new trailer for Season 2.
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If there ever was a time to help this fragile Eurasian democracy, it is now.
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The message is similar: we're headed in the right direction, but the situation remains fragile.
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"I liken it to a daisy chain, long and very fragile daisy chain," Collins said.
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Levees stopped the natural flow of fresh water and sediment that reinforced the fragile marshes.
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"Death is just a way for us to highlight how temporary and fragile that is."
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Market reaction showed that the ecosystem around the economy and the trade headlines remains fragile.
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Or else, the fragile world order around us will collapse into total chaos and disorder.
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Populism has rarely been so popular, and Western democratic and international institutions look increasingly fragile.
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Abadi is heading a fragile caretaker government, in place until the new government is formed.
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If you've ever touched or held a bird you'll notice that they seem so fragile.
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Republicans agree almost unanimously that a shutdown would shatter their fragile holds on each chamber.
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Mr Santos's Nobel prize comes just as this vital but fragile relationship is establishing itself.
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The move is likely to strain relations with Russia already fragile over the Ukraine crisis.
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It is fragile, caught somewhere between being a proto-state and a full-fledged insurgency.
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That I couldn't handle the stress, or that I was too fragile for bigger responsibilities.
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Electric cars are growing in popularity but their success so far is "fragile", he emphasized.
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A huge iceberg just broke off of one of the most fragile glaciers in Antarctica.
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And they can damage fragile ocean ecosystems, due to practices like irresponsible disposal of sewage.
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He knows that prosperity is a fragile creation which can be destroyed by foolish policies.
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If he caused a trade war, the fragile global economy could tip into a recession.
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You rely heavily on them, they go everywhere with you, and they're unfortunately pretty fragile.
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That uncertainty could stoke more volatile swings in Argentina's already fragile capital markets moving forward.
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Solnit's 2017 book covers a number of timely topics, particularly misogyny, feminism, and fragile masculinity.
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It offers an instructive reminder of how fragile and dangerous China was not long ago.
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Fragile environments on their fringes have been damaged both by climate change and human mismanagement.
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Indeed, an abnormally early spring comes at a price, affecting human health and fragile ecosystems.
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It'd be such a shame to lose this fragile, watery planet to an asteroid strike.
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The problem is that issues like this exemplify how fragile some AI systems can be.
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But the fate of fragile and marginal places depends on more than land changing hands.
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A fragile inter-ethnic harmony, nonetheless, prevailed for the first half of the 21880th century.
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They combine elements of teen angst, love, loss, and uncertainty as monuments to fragile existence.
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Because such players tend to be larger, they put more weight on their fragile tendons.
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I felt like that door had opened, but I felt too fragile for the experience.
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Many, particularly in states with fragile markets, are likely to forego health insurance in 2018.
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The map is subtle and fragile, as if any movement would knock the beads askew.
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The power system is so fragile that the slightest weather or procedural hiccup causes blackouts.
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The implications of this election for the future of our fragile biosphere cannot be overstated.
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